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Apple has a clear edge here as they don’t need to spend money developing lots of architectures. They can focus on making chips for their limited selection of products. Apple has tons of money they can throw at a very limited set of of chip designs.

“First impressions…are tightly connected with the enduring biases subjects bring along,” write Schiller et al in their 2009 study on a neural mechanism of first impressions.

Luckily, the benefit of having monkey brains that often let us down when we most need them is that they’re relatively easy to hack. You can train yourself to remember people’s names, for example, by using some simple mnemonic devices. You can subtly influence your own actions and those of others with material priming. And you can learn to make better first impressions just by changing the language you use.

Every day, I share a new post on LinkedIn that can help improve your career — whether you’re miserable at the top, very happy at the bottom, or completely invisible in the middle! Sometimes it will be the Merriam-Webster definition of a buzzword, like “strategic” or “office”; sometimes it will be a quote from Melinda Gates or Kylie Jenner––or a family member, who is confused about my path in life; other times, it will be an inspiring story about how I once hired a Gen Z candidate with no experience. (If you see someone else share my exact same story, please be respectful. This is us influencing.)

Another study in 2009, conducted by Maria Richter et al, described similar results. They explain that the presence of negative words like “disgusting,” “grueling,” and “dirty,” cause stress in the moment as well as contributing to long-term anxiety. Positive words, like “refreshing,” “celestial,” and “warming,” conversely, decrease the expression of stress hormones.

My key issue with my Mac Pro is actually not performance, but rather the number of USB ports and non-standard SSD disk which is not that easy to replace, without a special kit.

Drill down, get the ball rolling, all hands, hard stop, organic growth, touch base, run it up the flagpole, soup to nuts, and strategic fit. It’s not anyone’s fault that these are, by far, the sexiest of all the buzzwords.

The problem, as a lot of us will recognize, is that when humans get put under any kind of pressure conversationally, we don’t tend to make good impressions. We’re prone to talking too much about ourselves and forgetting the names of those we speak with.

There is nothing inherently superior about the x86 architecture which suggests it should stay ahead performance-wise for all future. Quite the contrary ARM has an ISA which is better suited to make a high performance architecture. Eventually this will be a numbers game. Both Intel and AMD will be facing an army of ARM makers, they cannot beat all of them in the long run. And typically the winner will be whoever can throw most cash at the problem.

The other markets AMD and Intel compete against ARM on will be handled by other companies such as Amazon making the Graviton 2 ARM chips or Ampere’s 80-core ARM-based 64-bit server processor.

Authors Andrew Newberg, M.D. and Mark Robert Waldman tell us that “…a single word has the power to influence the expression of genes that regulate physical and emotional stress,” in their book Words Can Change Your Brain. That’s a lot of responsibility for just some words.

They describe how simply focusing on positive words can cause short- and long-term changes in our frontal lobe, while negative, fear-inducing words increase activity in our amygdala, the fear center of our brains.

EDIT: If you are more interested in this, I have a new article (unpolished) out discussing technical details of why the M1 is so fast as well as comparison to AMD. I may revise my view here as M1 seems to be far ahead of AMD as well.