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Not catastrophically though, and "largely underwater" seems incorrect, especially since the land around Hudson Bay is part of the Canadian shield, with only a thin layer of dirt over rock [1]. Even if all polar ice melted, and the sea rose 70m [2], it looks like Hudson Bay would only increase in area by ~20%: https://www.floodmap.net/?ll=62.144976,-87.451172&z=4&e=70

By contrast, practically all of Florida would be gone with that rise.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Shield

[2] https://www.usgs.gov/faqs/how-would-sea-level-change-if-all-...
should be right, as it is "Show HN", although [0] indicates this site has been submitted previously under different usernames

I'd add some more feedback:

* Add some detail about which regex flavor is used for the lessons, if they are meant to be common features between the flavors listed under 'References & More', again, mention it somewhere. For example, someone trying to learn regex for grep/sed/awk will discover that `\d` will not work.

* I get that the lessons are not meant to cover everything, for example lookarounds/non-greedy/backreferences aren't covered, but I'd feel word boundaries after the line anchors would make a good addition. Edit Some of these are covered in lesson 15, but that is not linked in the sidebar under 'Lesson Notes'

[0] https://hn.algolia.com/?q=regexone
I don't think they're sublime. But they're pretty reliably present traits: autistical, narcissitic, risk-taking, etc.

Don't fall for the leftwing resentiment of hating the rich either.

The reality is that there's huge amounts of social mobility across all wealth brackets, and enmass, those moving in/out of the top 5% do have quite reliable characteristics.

Eg., of the "top 1%" almost everyone in that class is only it in for, on average, 9mo in their entire lifetime. The risk-taking needed to get you there, equally, knocks you out.

The reality of a functioning economy is that a certain kind of "competence" (even if its psychopathic) is selected for. Regardless of the handful of celebrities and strike-it-rich anecdotes you can analyse in tabloid fashion.

The comment i was replying to expressed surprise that a rich person would be doing anything other than wasting time on a holiday: thus they express their (relative) poverty. Very few rich people would find it remarkable they weren't wasting time: that is precisely what they have never done.
Both of those are right on point, and match my observations within my own circles. For me stallmans cancellation was a big turning point. I'm using a pseudonym everywhere now. I can't risk someone pulling up a comment or post years from now and using it to ruin my reputation or career, simply because i may have voiced an unpopular or controversial opinion that did not age well.

It seems, too, that making jokes is very risky. With text online it's just far too easy to take something out of context and misrepresent or weaponize a person's words. I have had this happen to me personally and it's unbelievably frustrating.

People aren't allowed to make mistakes, it seems. It is just too fraught, and even sincerity and honesty are not safe.
Making any kind of judgment about what’s “important” or “worthy” is exactly what OP was saying - that media suffer from bias and rarely confine themselves to neutral reporting of facts.
They removed a bunch of power user functionality (ex: displaying recipient email addresses instead of names) from the Mail app in Catalina when they unified its codebases. Yes, this is going to be an issue.
Hacker News encourage people to use the principle of charity: criticize the best interpretation of an argument.

They failed to do so with yours. It's easy to interpret what anyone says as if they mean it in an absolute way, it's 100% not helpful.

On another hand, sometimes I unconsciously do it too, it's something you need to practice (self-improvement? heh)
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Not the OP, just wanted to add that not all problems have solutions, especially the hard problems. Believing otherwise is very "technicist" (for lack of a better word), is believing that the "world" is a closed-system that "moves"/behaves in a predictable and computable manner. It doesn't.

It's easier for us as a species to say what a star billions of light-years away has been "doing" since its "inception" and the most probable way in which it will "die" than to say what the 5-year old kid next doors is going to do in a year or two, heck, what he's going to do tomorrow.
Yes I really forgot them. But my point really was that Intel won't sit idle.
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Has anyone considered a collider in space? It seems like you could have huge distances. And just let the particles fly in the vacuum between acceleration points?
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To help you refine, are you looking at how to become a programmer / developer, or

Are you looking to get a job to pay the bills?

Or are you looking for something related to IT.

I assume a degree in humanities involves a lot of reading and writing.

There are plenty of places where your more social degree of humanities would be a great fit, but are not SW development. When I read your post and see in your spare time you are on 'not-computing things'. Most people who are really good at SW development, or any profession, find its something they do in their free time.
I been thinkering with the idea of service first ecommerce platform; that doesn't lock people down as much Shopify, Magento or BigCommerce do.

For an use case like yours, the 20+ websites are more akin to microsites focused on a subset of products but still mapped to one single catalog and ecommerce store.

Even with ShopifyPlus multi store support each store has its own catalog, and completely seperate for integrations, transactions, etc.
Do you guys really feel that you're on the right side of history by harassing an investigative journalist?
It's not uncommon and seems to work well enough. Another example of a public company that is built and sold on top of Salesforce is Veeva (VEEV (NYSE)).
I could bring as examples innumerable “Experts“ who give bad and highly opinionated comments that journalist can skew and apply to their own narrative.
If you are versed in what you write about it’s easier to separate fluff and worthless commentary from actual information.
It doesn't even need to be about political stuff.

I'm a moderator on Reddit for a gaming related television-show-turned-into-internet-streaming company with various shows and format.

The related circle jerk subreddit is very vocal and after some minor discussions about normal moderator actions of removing insulting posts, it kind of spiraled out of control and all of a sudden, lots of postings on the circle jerk appear, targeting me.

Somewhat amusing in the beginning but some of those posts were somewhat disturbing enough to let me actually consider for the first time how much information is out there for identifying me or persons in my personal circle.

My real name is easy enough to find out (I never tried to hide it) but it is kind of generic enough to have lots of hits so you can't go from there to where I live or work. But for other people which might even have different personas on the internet, this can be much more difficult.

Was certainly a chilling moment and this only on the topic of something completely apolitical.
The bias is Gell-Mann Amnesia.

Edit: looks like this was already answered by @the-dude
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I don't know how defamation works in the US, but can't Obama sue Trump now?
>I was part of that for years.
>If you're someone who matters, people are going to want to know who you are.

Have you ever felt the need of knowing his full name?
For me, it’s difficult to “trust”. I assume I know next to nothing about India vs Pakistan or the Mexican drug war and that Journalism isn’t going to change that. At best it’s a source of stories like any novel, at worst it’s trying to mislead.

In the case of Mexico’s drug war, most Americans are probably very misguided as to how dangerous it is for tourists and also how much of it is seen by the average Mexican on a given day. I feel I’ve learned infinitely more in one conversation on Tandem with someone who lives in Mexico than I ever will from a newspaper.

If I read about riots in my city, I know there was something going on but I can’t really trust that the news correctly identified the place, people, or motive. I may have the desire to learn more and so I will reach out to someone who was there our lives in that neighborhood.

I had a waking up moment in 2003 during the Iraq war protests. I learned that the NYT, which was my favorite because each issue was a literary work that could be read from front to back, reported as though they’d never been to NYC. If they couldn’t get basic details right when the story was literally on the same street (Broadway) then I don’t know what they’re actually capable of reporting.
HN and subreddit is great for uploading posts and having a discussion. It's not as great for finding like-minded devs with similar tech stacks for example.
The Mac Pro serves such a tiny, tiny sliver of the pro market, I don't know if they got played. I mean, the big audio/editing/GFX studios that bought a Mac Pro will keep using them for years or swap to Windows if no powerful ARM Mac comes out.
All the important pro software supports Metal by now.

Anything that isn't a Hollywood studio will have to use an ARM iMac.

Enthousiasts and semi-pro's that want a powerful, affordable and extensible Mac with state of the art discrete GPU's can probably get lost, as is the case right now.

Then again, Apple is now only bound by their own operations, so who knows what they have planned.
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Yes that is true. if the Industry shifts happens then the only way they can have those margins is if they build a equally competent ARM Chip, hard to justify to the investors to abandon billions invested in the current architecture. Surely the top management and marketing would be fired. But Intel could do it.
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FCC is the acronym for Future Circular Collider, the name of the proposed new accelerator.
> Again, seeing the failure of the LHC and then deciding you're going to double down is just straight irresponsible.

Not to take away from your larger point, but describing the LHC as a failure may be wording it a little bit too strongly. The fact that it confirmed the Higgs Boson seems like a reasonably important experimental result.
I'd would rather say: a) Incompetence instead of curruption. Plus b) trust culture as entry-vector.

a) It has been bemoaned on many instances regarding Germans and finance: We're just inapt when it comes to knowledge about finance. Teachers unions fight tooth and nail to keep finance and business acumen out of the curriculum. This (itself being rooted in culture) will have to bear fruit in some way or another. Eg. Germany has the lowest share of people invested in equities of all industrialized nations. Even with negative interest rates, people rather use savings accounts than "risky" products with yields above 2%. And then there is real estate…

So it is no wonder to me that a state-agency is even easier fooled than E&Y was. Afterall (regarding leaked chats of Eno Kurniawan), they internally boasted about "brainwashing" the E&Y guys.

b) after all, what short-cuts our lack of understanding most of the time, is that we assume there is no wrong doing in the first place. So Markus Braun, claiming everything is fine until the very last minute seemed plausible. Even after the news broke on Thursday it seemed plausible for many, that the wrong doing was on the side of some Philippinian actors only.
A microwave oven with two dials would still implement the timer and duty cycle control with software. You're just trading membrane buttons for stepper-motor backed rotary encoders. A neat luxury, for sure, but probably harder to keep clean.
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> 2. What happens to GPU? Having their own GPU for iMac and Mac Pro as well? Dual GPU options where Apple GPU for power efficiency? This feels like additional complexity.

Nintendo Switch uses a nvidia gpu with a very slow and outdated arm processor. Yet, this allows it to run Rocket League, Witcher 3 etc.

Apple, might go with discrete GPU from nvidia/amd to pair it with their arm processors.
There's quite a lot of scope for interpretation of this statement:

> Unfortunately, he told me he had discovered my real name and would reveal it in the article, ie doxx me.

It's not clear from the post whether there was any conversation with the journalist about this aspect of the planned article, and/or whether there were any requests not to include the person's full name.

I think most of us agree that staying well-informed is useful and important, and I'd argue that news organizations contribute effectively to that.

Blogging and tweeting are useful additional mediums, but they can't always achieve the same results as publications that have research teams, archives, experienced investigative reporters, and legal teams to defend them when they encounter powerful opposition.

It could be worth taking a pause and waiting for more details before attributing all of the blame to the NYT (or even more wildly, journalism as a whole) here.

Edit (append-only): as noted elsewhere (see child comments) there had been some two-way conversation with the journalist regarding publication of the author's name.

It could be useful to learn more about what the nature of NYT's policy on publishing real names is, and the intent and reasoning behind that.
How did they get played hard? They got the latest model that is still supported by lots of software. The only way you get shafted is by buying the ARM Mac Pro which is something the owners of a x86 Mac Pro luckily avoided.
At one point I had a big realization that perfectionism was keeping me from ever going outside my comfort zone. This meant that for decades I had only really been growing in areas where I was naturally gifted and experienced (logic, math and similar) but failed to grow much in areas where I wasn't (e.g. emotional intelligence and interpersonal skills) because that way I never really had to fear failure, or challenge my self-image as 'someone who always succeeds'. I realized just how skewed that had made me - like a bodybuilder pumping iron with his strong arm, while the other arm hangs weakly by his side, atrophying. I realized how arrogant I had been to try to justify this neglect by thinking of the areas that I was bad at as less important than the ones I'm good at (they're not). And I realized how cowardly I had been to be so fearful of failure, how much it had hurt my mental health to tie up my self-worth with that self-image of someone that always succeeds. So I ate some humble pie, finally confronted my perfectionism, started focusing on strengthening my weak side, and adopted a new mantra: "If you never fail, you're not being ambitious enough". To this day, I still struggle to live up to this, but at least now I know what I'm up against, and what I'm trying to achieve - the clarity really helps.
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I am using it on my Android phone and syncing with my Nextcloud instance. Works like charm. On desktop I am syncing via Thunderbird.

I also sync my notes, contacts and other stuff via Nextcloud, as I don't wanna use Google.
Let's break down the "people like [person]" premise a little - people like the character a person played in a constructed role. Then they think they know the person.

Your bottle of alcohol analogy is not good. It's more like you pay for a bottle of water with a Grey Goose label freshly stuck on and everyone pretends it's alcohol and pretends you can't see the glue on the label is fresh. People understand getting drunk.

Some people buy cheap stuff with expensive labels. I don't find that healthy for society.
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> 2. Instead of staying in tech for their career, they work for a year in a tech firm, then go to MIT for CS grad school. They perform excellently, having many publications under their name, doing several industry internships at Microsoft/Google labs. They then get accepted to a tenure track Assistant Professor position at Columbia. What visa do they apply for?

> Still H-1B

Wait, really? I would think EB-1 would be the better route to take via the "Outstanding professors and researchers" qualifications, no?

https://www.uscis.gov/working-united-states/permanent-worker...
It's both. When I hear that "kids don't demand that much attention" it feels terribly insulting, plus it opens the door for terrible job practices, demanding from parents and telling them "don't use your kids as an excuse, they don't actually demand too much".

The notion that a 2 year old can take care of him/herself is ridiculous. No-one who has a 2 year old will actually say that. That's why I asked the parent poster (and they didn't reply...)

This, for example, is deeply problematic:

> Kids will be fine on their own, and I don't think it's a problem for both parents to work for full-time, on a start-up or otherwise.

This flies in the face of evidence, plus it opens the door for terrible demands to be asked of employees who are parents.
Another example of mild outrage culture.

I wonder if the author would blame Robinson Crusoe for thoughtless capturing of goats and interfering with the locals.
I've been wondering similar things as well. Wondering if there is a need for a dev-centric social network..esp finding like-minded devs with similar tech stack or interests.
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The HIG used to be all about how each guideline contributed to usability. I don’t see even the slightest nod to usability in this document. That’s telling.
Scott’s “Meditations on Moloch” is a good summary of the underlying issue. It’s too bad I can’t provide a link.
I seriously doubt it. GPUs are much more than the compute units; there is also the geometry setup, rasterizers, texture units, ROPs, etc. Doing all those tasks in software would be terribly expensive.
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Ask HN: What would the ideal language for styling interfaces look like?
CSS is the only real solution for building interfaces today, but it's known to have a lot of pain points.

If you had to rebuild a language for styling interfaces, what would be the hypothetical features you'll implement?
The goal of every top-tier collider is new physics, that greater understanding that progresses mankind. What did the previous collider discover? It certainly validated current theories, but did it create anything new? If it did, why do we yet need a new one? If there is new physics to study let us keep the experiment going as is to study that for a generation or two. If there is no new physics from the last experiment, why do we think that building a bigger microscope will be any different?
> The problem with homelessness is that it’s always someone else’s problem.

One of the problems with homelessness is that it's a systemic issue.

Another problem with homelessness is that it's dozens of problems, because different people have different reasons for being homeless.

A mother living with her two kids in a tent could see most of her problems solved with a monthly cash injection; she could get an apartment, make sure her kids have sufficient care while she works, or just take care of them herself using the stipend.

The guy who sits on a bench howling at the moon because he's convinced it's implanted digital worms in his teeth? If you cut him a check, he's not going to be equipped to spend it in a way that's beneficial for himself.
It lives on as autofill in google sheets: if you write down a set of related terms in a spreadsheet, you can drag from the corner to extend the range using those sets, just like you can extend an arithmetic progression or formula
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I'd say this forum is exactly this. How often have I self censored because I just don't want the downvotes?
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> "Then something happened"

Population of new users grows faster than technological growth invalidates old answers?

Users with astronomically high points are deeply invested. How do you get to +10k points without being highly invested? Expert. Super User. Equals highly opinionated.

I make Python automation scripts at work, without formal training. I fall into many different pitfalls--all the time. One of my "favorites" is posting something to CodeReview. Then it get's closed (because CodeReview, despite its name, has a narrow focus). Then I try it over at SoftwareEngineering, only to get downvoted and flamed because I'm not asking a _serious_ question.

I've grown up with SO as a programmer (BTW, I'm over 40) just enough to be dangerous as SO becomes increasingly conservative and less interested in the questions and more interested in routine administering of rules.

> "They should have continued to improve this system..."

I'm divided on this. On the one hand there is room for improvement as tech questions age. I frequently get answers that are nearly 10 years old for some questions. Sometimes they're relevant, and sometimes they're not. The community has MonkeyPatched this problem by opening and editing old answers with "UPDATE 2020" or "UPDATE v3" addendums.

On the other side it's rare to get past the gimmick (voting; q&a site) that make the product so successful. The site's usefulness is growing old, while the community continues to grow, resulting in frustration, confusion and pain in the you know what. It's sad _and_ true.
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It's Neuer Markt all over again. This fuck-uppery was the same twenty years ago. I don't think they have learned a thing since.
If you want to store the beam, you need a ring. And the size of the ring is given by the minimum bending radius, which is given by maximum field strength you can achieve, and energy loss from bremsstrahlung in the bends, which you have to put back.

So space doesn't really help: You'll still need a circle of magnets. Approximating the circle with a polygon means you split up a smaller circle with straight segments. But these straight segments are not really useful.
Ohh yes Scale, they could revive it.
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