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dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28302420

That's something Apple is doing already with their bluetooth W1 chip. Unfortunately only among their devices.

I wish this feature would be adopted by many other manufacturers. And that generally, the bluetooth pairing was faster.

It does not work as you'd imagine. It doesn't work for anyone - particularly switching from ios to macos as the currently playing device. It works the other way around fine, and even between iOS and iPadOS. But not iOS to macOS. Other headsets that simply support connecting to multiple devices at a time end up providing a better experience since you can switch between devices easier than with Airpods switching. I'm unsure about how the Airpods Max performs but I'm willing to bet it's the same way.

I think you're referring to automatic switching, which is a much newer feature. That indeed is broken iOS to macOS.

But the instantaneous switching works fine in my experience and has since the original AirPods.

As far as I understand, Apple laptops still mostly (all?) use Broadcom chipsets for Bluetooth, instead of Apple's own W1 chipset that includes the enhanced connectivity features.

I'm not sure why, instant handoff between a laptop and a phone seems like such a natural workflow for anyone who does a mix of phone calls and videoconferencing.

I've been hearing about Bluetooth LE Audio standard which should help a lot but its just started to be offered in hearing aids. Right now you have to choose between the Apple approach, Google approach or standard bluetooth each with their own limitations.

FYI, it's from 2009

I would like to check the source code before using it. is it available anywhere?

It doesn't work on my Chrome 87.0.4280.88 MacOS. It works on Safari though.

This is odd. This is my version and OS too. What error is showing to you?

I guess survival rate means a different thing from side effects.

I would be still cautious with that statement and not underestimate it.

Not to mention the side effect of the collapse of our healthcare system.

Countries that didn't enforce strict lockdowns do worse economically

https://www.ineteconomics.org/perspectives/blog/to-save-the-...

Soooooo... If you were somewhat pragmatic, you'd acknowledge that a lot of people, maybe even a majority, actually support various social distancing measures and shutdowns. These measures certainly have a negative economic impact, irrespective of whether a negative economic impact would happen just due to the voluntary measures of these people.

And regardless, wouldn't it be a net gain to deploy a vaccine? It would certainly be more effective at placating this group of people than implying they're all idiots.

It would be a huge benefit towards resuming a relatively normal society, regardless of whether they're right or whether they're somehow all just a bunch of nervous morons. So why would you criticise it?

Gonna need a citation on that all caps “proven.”

as I am not very familiar with the U.S.A. tax system, there may be parts of your message I don't fully understand.

may I ask you what are you complaining about exactly?

51% of taxes over a multi millionaire income sounds not too bad to me.

It's all relative. If another guy next to me who has the exact income but are 'passive income' i.e. from stocks, real estate, etc. then there's a multitude of ways to pay little to no tax. That's probably what I should have complainted about instead.

And here the video story from Dan McCrum

https://www.ft.com/video/37cb70e6-72df-471e-943d-2d32c278565...

I taught myself how to bake a decent pizza at home.

You wouldn’t believe how much material there’s in internet about that :)