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You're just being uncharitable. I was explaining how the thesis would be expressed. It should go without saying (!), but I made it clear in other comments that I wasn't advising on anything. If you make investment decisions based on some short comments on HN then I have a bridge to sell you. People here are smarter than that. Nice to know you think of your HN peers as "naive". I hold them in higher esteem. Go find something else to be angry about.
I just bought the light phone 2 and I'm reconsidering it after your comment.

Can you please elaborate on what/how to do this? I'd love to spend 49 bucks for a basic phone + maps, without crapware.
Why are they notifying folks via mail instead of good old fashioned email?

Haven't got a letter yet but would be super easy for me to check my inbox...
Bike-pooling and carpooling are taking off quite a bit in Asia (at the expense of Uber). Scooters and bikes are doing well in US and EU. There are more apps to be built for sure... It's the beginning, not the end.
I've had this discussion before with ed-tech disruptors, and beyond the points you mention, is another more subtle but more important one: every problem a child has outside of the classroom presents itself as a barrier to learning inside the classroom.

That means poverty, bullying, abuse, anxiety, undiagnosed illnesses... all of that shows up in the classroom. Teachers know this, and continually deal with it when they recognize it and have the opportunity to deal with it. This simple fact informs everything about education, and no reform is possible without understanding and accounting for it.

And anything any disruptor attempts to do will be deeply, pervasively affected by this fact. And none of them seem to give a fuck, though they would if they spent 10 minutes talking to a teacher about it.
It's really cool!

But the opponent does the same thing and you can win every time ;)

Return the first ball from the lowest possible position. Then move to the highest position, you win!
> implies a naivete that we should trust others - to do only what they say they will, with things that are precious to us.

We trust strangers all the time. For example when driving, because we expect dangerous people to be sufficiently de-incentived from driving. Or when doing groceries, because we expect companies not to poison us. Or when riding in a stranger's car, even though they could rob and/or harm.
Incremental growth means nothing. It's easy to double your mind share when you start with 0.0001%.

The bottom line is that Flutter has close to nonexistent adoption in the real world, not helped by the fact that Google doesn't really seem to care at all about it (at least the Android team has shown zero interest to support Flutter, which should be its death knell right there).
Why would people want to adopt and use Vim9 instead of NeoVim, which eliminates a lot of cruft and uses Lua? Interested in knowledgeable responses from Vimmers and NeoVimmers.
Segway’s newest self-balancing vehicle is an egg-shaped wheelchair
that's my take on it too. I didn't fully read through all the details, but I have to believe that courts did their due diligence and the women were legitimately coerced by the website.

And I've just realized that 'legitimately coerced' out of context sounds like an oxymoron.
Allow me to rep the tool I help build: Coralogix, which is a managed log analytics service. You haven't said what your budget is, but our pricing starts at $15/month to handle 5 GB/month of logs - certainly cheaper than running ELK yourself.

https://coralogix.com
"Prodigious Rate" -- To put this in context, the latest numbers I saw is about $125 per min of unscheduled delay. It also doesn't take that many delays to wipe profitability to zero.
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It just seems like a very bad idea that twin-engine planes can fly so far from an air strip. If the #1 engine had failed as well it would have been game over. There's no possibility of gliding a 787 for 2+ hours and hundreds of miles.

If the FAA wanted to prioritize safety, it would still require the use of four-engined planes, as it used to for most long ocean routes. The desire to fly twin-engine planes over the ocean is entirely driven by a desire to maximize airline profits.

Admittedly, it does appear that modern twin-engine planes are reliable enough that it's not entirely crazy. But it would only take a couple of fatal engine failures to make it seem really dumb in retrospect.

People are weirdly dogmatic around this ETOPs rule change by the FAA. There is almost no one questioning it and yet the entire motivation is purely monetary. The FAA and airlines continue to push the limits further and further.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ETOPS
terrible examples, in all instances we have laws in place and people who's jobs it is to ensure the safety.

Your point has some legitimacy, but your examples are severely flawed.
This topic is too divisive to discuss here.
I watched the YouTube video, and then read the source to try to figure out how he managed to get music in it too, but it turns out that was just the video...
I used to use Logentries for a while. It's essentially a hosted ELK. I think they got bought-out or something, and the service went downhill. Don't remember exactly, but it was slow and clunky, and support wasn't great either.

Then discovered Scalyr. It was awesome. The UI isn't pretty, but it's super-powerful. It's fast. You have to format your logs to make the most of it, but it's worth it.

Unfortunately their alerting wasn't as flexible at the time (for example, it wouldn't include contextual info from the matching logs that triggered the alert). Besides that, we decided to consolidate things and move to Datadog.

Datadog is pretty great. The monitoring and alerting features are solid. They then added logging, APM and keep adding more. It's not that cheap, but overall works great for us.
Yep, Android was the right choice. You'd still be coding the OS stuff by now I'm sure.
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You can setup log rotation & log pruning in daemon.json. Works flawlessly.
“Here's my private key, try stealing my Ether!” – blockd's marketing stunt
Honestly, this sounds like Kaiser. I guess One Medical is an HMO experience on top of your PPO plan
There are certainly more mediums immediately available in a real-world artist's arsenal, but the depth of programming goes beyond the grammar: We do have choices in language (Rust vs. C++), program architecture (APIs exposed, code organization, how it works with the rest of a system), and balancing what "most optimal" even means. With exceptions and constraints of course, I don't think any of these have a universally logical answer.

My favorite example is the Requests library for Python. It dubs itself "HTTP for Humans" -- I find that quite nice from a human perspective, but it may not be the most logical networking choice in all cases. It's an artistic choice by the developer to make it more human-friendly.

At any rate I think the original discussion is, unfortunately, not the greatest example to make this comment on. Comparing pattern matching to switch-cases is like comparing a high-quality brush to a low-quality one.
Sure, but I'm arguing that the things technology can influence are very limited vs the core social problems that are the primary inhibitors of learning. Making it cheaper to deliver lectures or easier to deliver them is less important than making sure that the people receiving them are well fed, well rested, want to be there, etc.

I wouldn't invest in an ed-tech company whose product depends on learners changing their behavior (e.g., any of the platform companies like Udacity, Coursera, Pluralsight, etc.) unless it was a bet on their enterprise product.
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What happens is they haven't sold at the end of the two year term?
The right move here is to update on evidence, not move the goalposts.
Please don't talk about porn at work. Sincerely - anybody who has a shred of professionalism
Not sure about the flutter/react native situation but dynamic code must only use webkit and JavaScript core so that Apple can ensure your application isn't accessing private APIa via a remote code update.

https://developer.apple.com/news/?id=09062019b
> In November 2015 60 emails and phone calls called for her to be expelled. The emails went to the dean of the law school, and to the head of the student body with links to the video.

What kind of evil person does this? Is there anything these monsters can be prosecuted for? At least the people who made the movies had a motive in greed. The people who sent these emails wouldn't even gain anything. They are clearly nothing but malicious, bigoted and evil.
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They still do this in some places in Russia.
> Marriage rates drop and people realize the damage Tindr is causing. Popular new sites are created with the intent to "fix" dating.

This has already been going on for a few years. Both Bumble and Hinge make claims to "fix" online dating to be less toxic and result in fewer false positives. Bumble uses the "girls-talk-first" model and Hinge uses the "designed-to-be-deleted" model. I agree though, there's a lot more to be done here.

Also, as someone in my early 30s with zero desire to get married, it does kind of tick me off when people suggest it's "causing damage" for others when you don't get married early/at all due to dying cultural norms. But that's a separate conversation.
You'd have a very hard time starting a diesel without a block heater. When I lived in Canada I kept an older Ford (a 1949 one!) around for winter use because the diesel tractor was that much harder to start. You can make things a bit better by mixing about 5% gasoline in with the diesel to avoid the diesel becoming flaky but that has limits too and the Canadian winters can throw -40 Celsius at you with some regularity.

Block heaters are a must in that environment.
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I used the tiny Palm phone for a few months as my primary phone.

The battery life was terrible, even with a battery case, it lasted 2-3 hours.

I'd love a phone like that which had a proper battery life.
Is there any verification / info other than a tweet?
He assumes "Anybody who can go down 300 to 3,000 feet in a mine can sure as hell learn to program as well" couldn't just do the opposite and go up 3'-30' for the massive amounts of residential solar roof mounting jobs required to quickly ween Residential Zoned surface area off of being fueled from things "thrown" in a furnace.

Class C truck pallet delivery, crane, climb, connect, organize individual or aggregated items weighing 5-30lbs. None of these is sit, type, wait, compile, ponder and I know many of them would not want that life.

However, without violating NDA I can tell you there are furnaces and "throwing" involved in making components for the Tesla Model 3.
I agree with https://twitter.com/constmontague/status/1213309357204688899

"... we need a new personal identifier, SSNs are all stolen at this point"

Though identity and authentication should be different things, as an identifier the only real problem with SSNs is that we should be using UUIDs instead.

The hard part is authentication, which should have a far more secure process than merely knowing 9 digits everyone (re)uses.
A corollary is that airline operations revolve around maximizing the amount of time their airplanes are flying and loaded to the gills with payload.

The word "payload" is not a misnomer :-)
The enterprise support contracts state that the EOL date is the one listed publicly: https://support.google.com/chrome/a/answer/6220366?hl=en

This means the Thinkpad X131e had under 3 years of support if you bought it brand new like many school districts did in 2015.
> Seems like some impressive improvement in benchmarks, but for me vim already just works.

> I never feel like it's slowing me down, and I can get everything I need from it.

I feel the same way personally, but do you do a lot of scripting of vim? I don't, and I get the impression that that is a lot of pain points for vimmers much more experienced than I, so that that may explain why people like us don't see the need for such optimisation.
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So, you use Flutter from some other IDE and avoid Android Studio altogether? I'll probably try that next, I just did what flutter.io suggested and didn't have any other suitable IDE or editor set up for Dart etc.:

Flutter relies on a full installation of Android Studio to
supply its Android platform dependencies. However, you can
write your Flutter apps in a number of editors; a later
step will discuss that.

Is the general consensus that IntelliJ-based Android Studio isn't really a good choice as IDE?
A one Medical doctor "prescribed" me homeopathic medicine for my sore throat. I didn't realize what it was until I looked it up later. Other than that being a member was a nice experience.
Or emacs lisp!
I might add that lighting a fire under a gas engine that likely has leaks and drips is a pretty ballsy thing to do.
Yes: Just research the market first.
The way this will play out in the longer run is that the leasing company will want their share of the double dip and write and agreement with Airbnb directly
Dr. Konstantin Metlov ( https://dr-klm.livejournal.com/ ) could likely give a speech on modern physics as well as on J language. http://www.vector.org.uk/art10005770

Late Roman Karshiev ( http://forums.airbase.ru/ ) was also Haskell enthusiast more than ten years ago...
Each state has different laws about how people need to be notified about data breaches. U.S. mail is generally the lowest common denominator across states. See https://info.digitalguardian.com/rs/768-OQW-145/images/the-d... for more information if you're curious.
I'm interested in these webserver configs you got for logs, please
My take on this customization: Once you need more use css-in-js libs like emotion. But maybe you like to elaborate with an example you custom stuff works in Tailwind?
The post-“Game of Thrones” fantasy TV boom is here, starting with “The Witcher”
I think being off social media is very healthy. It's sad that people don't interact in person as much anymore, but maybe we'll get more social media that encourages meeting offline (e.g. meetup.com).
Anyone want to make an app? It would be nice of there was an app that would help you identify locals and neighbors with common interests. auto-matching maybe? I can see an app getting really invasive (like checking your search-engine queries), but it doesn't need to be this intense... or maybe that depends on how badly you want to meet people.

... Then again, you could just go knock on your neighbor's door and say hello, but that's too easy, too natural. ;)
Subsidies are large when you are out of work.
Actually, it was kind of beautiful.
Junior year ToK?
Not saying it could. I'm just discussing the incentives involved.
> If the FAA wanted to prioritize safety, it would still require the use of four-engined planes, as it used to for most long ocean routes. The desire to fly twin-engine planes over the ocean is entirely driven by a desire to maximize airline profits.

That intuitively makes sense, but it's incorrect. The FAA certified twin engines over water because it's safer. Half the number of engines mean half the failures, and half the risk of cascaded failures from the failing engines.

Statistics bear this out. Twin engines are safer.
Why is the HN title so different from the article's title?
My three year old and I actually had a lot of fun with the Calculator app on my phone just a couple hours ago. He thought that me reading off large numbers was hilarious.

So, yeah, Calculator is a pretty important feature.
> I understand that Microsoft has a similar crew they can dispatch to any customer to get their business software working again.

Given how much Microsoft software tends to “blue screen of death” it’s no wonder they have to keep a crew on standby.
I would love a dumb phone, except then I lose my ability to make encrypted calls and texts. Can't stand uncle sam being able to read anything I text my wife at any time of the day.
Sorry my bad.
Why for goodness sakes would a job interview need your college transcripts?
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This isn't "starting a software business" -- it's violating a lease.

Not everyone can or will take that risk.
While I am reading this I just compare Bram as a maintainer re pace, creativity and ideas before and after Neovim was born.

People who more into that stuff are the Vim9 benchmarks not underwhelming compared to Lua or did I miss something?
Soda served in 6-8 oz portions for the same approximate price as wine or beer is ok (how it’s served in Germany). None of those things are good for you, but one or two on occasion won’t kill you.

Soda served in 20 oz bottles that are treated as single servings or as bottomless refills is horrifying. Watching my relatives constantly having a soda in hand is hard; watching my 6 year old nephew get given a medium-sized fast food cup of soda to go with his hamburger just about every day is soul-crushing, as is watching my little pre-verbal niece who is eager to eat blueberries and raw spinach leaves instead be fed the same crap her picky brother is willing to eat until she stops asking for more.
My comments were not about the people in this story directly. I am certainly not blaming them for what happened.

My point is, if you don't control the source of the recording (whatever it may be), you can't control what happens to it. With how easy it is to share any data these days, it could go places you don't want it to very quickly.

"Have fun" was a general comment for people. Look at all the political fallout that has happened to various people over pictures from decades ago that have resurfaced, for one example.

Here's another (older) example of what I mean: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Wars_Kid
I used flutter from Android Studio and from VSCode, and neither ever gave me any gruff.
With 3rd party JS disabled, I get this opening the link:

"Something went wrong"

Sorry then I do not want to read your content, because this is wrong on your side.
Unless you’re buying second-hand, or on contract, this is categorically untrue.
I find it quite impressive that Bram still finds time to not just maintain Vim but also adding drastic new features like this, while doing a full time job at Google at the same time.
I think you're striking a false dichotomy between "logic" and "art" here. Programming languages are abstractions created by abstract creatures (/hello/). You simply can't solve a programming language, because the parameters for success will be just as invented and unmoored from absolutes as the subject in question.
Looking into it for the current ELK replacement, looks great so far (especially simple enough query language). Offtopic: what do you use for load balancing logs in S3? I’m seeing basically two in-AWS options: Athena (but it lacks built-in fancy UI) or ship LB logs to the CloudWatch too.
Lost craftsmanship and cost of construction has risen so much that some projects just couldn't be afforded anymore. My city once had an extensive rail network, it was torn out in favour of cars. Now that we want to put it back in, construction costs are so inflated we can't afford it.
More syntax, more semantics - because that's exactly what C++ needed. At this point I think they may be competing in the most complex languages championship. When are the next Olympic Games?

And it's not like we could just abstain from using new parts of the language. For every feature there is going to be a person who will be excited to use it in an open source project which your company depends on, and sooner or later you're going to have to pay for every inch of complexity introduced to the language. But the people in charge seem to think that there is no cost to it.
You can easily cheat in a multiplayer game no matter what. There is currently no counter to driver/ring 0 cheats. If you wanted to cheat there are much easier ways than a complete Linux install.

Also there is an EAC version made for Wine. Obviously it can't counter cheats executing at Ring 0 or something similar, but it's the same for every OS.
getting your identity stolen in any way that’ll effect you is all random

they’re all leaked now and people borrow them for things that would never show up on your credit report

hope you don’t get framed! Good luck
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A lot of the power that flutter has comes from hot-reload. Dart + JIT powers this. I noticed that SwiftUI does this too. I wonder if SwiftUI composits and paints onto an underlying CALayer just like flutter does.
This whole commentary will change in about 6 months when Jetpack Compose goes live.

Compose is basically android-native SwiftUi equivalent - a reacty way to write apps.
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FWIW NYU Langone has a quality app now and obviously the services they offer are much wider. I’ve used One Medical before and felt similar.
Contrary to your assertion the two engined craft are just as safe (or safer!) as the four engined craft because of changes in procedures. Fuel management, weather forecasting, general engine reliability, lubricant reserves are all different and much more stringent for a twin engined jet over water on a straightline route. The effect is the aircraft is less long in the air anyway which has a big effect on the risk calculation.

The main motivation is money, that's true, but the secondary motivation, the environment is also important and the math really does work out to a negligible safety difference (advantage twins) that to date has not led to the observation of numbers that would indicate a deviation from the predicted reliability figures.

Finally, the chances of something going wrong on a twin engined aircraft vs a quad are higher for the quad because it is a much more complex system. So yes, if an engine fails a four engined plane would be able to deal with it better but the chances of something going wrong are twice as high.

In the 60's, when the 747 was designed the reliability of jet engines was such that four engines was more or less a must but we are now a good 50 years away from those days and our ability to deal with complex reliability issues has gone up substantially (recent Boeing issues notwithstanding). The A380 has four engines because it is simply too heavy to take off with only two engines.

Engine shutdown is so rare now that pilots can go a whole career without encountering it even once and typically it is the monitoring system that has a fault rather than the engine itself but you would shut down the engine anyway in those situations as a precaution.
(a) The submitter changed the title when submitting.

(b) A mod changed the title after it was submitted.

(c) The site changed the article title after it was submitted.

I suspect (b), given the baity-ness of the article title: "Our Neophobic, Conservative AI Overlords Want Everything to Stay the Same", in accordance with the guidelines:

> "please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait; don't editorialize."

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

If you think a title has been changed inappropriately (or should be changed), you can let the mods know directly using the Contact link in the footer.
All critical software: hospital, power generation and distribution, aeronautical (incl Boeing MCAS), automotive (esp ABS), spacecraft (incl ICBM). Voting/government/IRS.

And all the sneaky, dark-patterned ad shit.
Sometimes they pay it off, sometimes they extend. Defaults are rare, and we're first in line.
Had a similar experience with a one medical PA.
How else do you think AMZN/GOOG/MSFT are able to get you to use their turnkey ML-as-as-service?
Cloudwatch logs + insights or Fluentd - kinesis firehose - elasticsearch
does /dev/null support sharding?