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I used a cutesy synecdoche to illustrate the overall point that “AoC leaderboard ranking” is essentially uncorrelated with programming ability, despite how heavily the leaderboard is pushed on participants. Otherwise I think the rest of the comment is well-argued and I don’t think a full reading of my comment suggests that “drink coffee late at night” was literally the main deciding factor. In a literal sense, geographic location/time zone is a much stronger variable than coffee consumption. I realize the internet in general (and HN specifically) isn’t a great place for rhetoric like this.

Regardless, I feel like you’re being excessively pedantic as a means to..... police my tone without addressing any of the actual arguments.
That metal structure discovered in Utah has now disappeared
Will Apple sell M1s to other laptop manufacturers?

I already pay for closed source Intel and AMD, I wouldn't mind being able to use M1s, but, I just don't like Apple laptop hardware.
You can't make a leaderboard and then say it's not important. Especially when you don't even opt into it, you just...get on the leaderboard.

If the creator was genuine about it not being important they'd explicitly limit the leaderboard with an opt in process. You shouldn't even be able to see the leaderboard unless you have opted into it. It shouldn't be visible or clickable.
I would not think about what this post is saying in literal terms.

I'm pretty sure Daniel has good intentions, though he has most definitely benefitted from this type of 'scheme' given that a lot of his brand revolves around the lifestyle he has managed to create for himself due to the success of his info products.
Ask for a raise. If you don’t get it, stay or go elsewhere.
I think we all remember which group of people green-lit Soylent.
Stupid light does not have to mean life or death. I was shaving a few ounces from my pack - and switched to a hex tarp for my hammock. Got caught up in a rainstorm where wind shifted directions, and ended up getting soaked. I picked up a tarp with 'doors'. Similar mindset with code. We typically have to support what we write. When the war room hits because the dumb was stronger than expected... shortcuts can come back to bite one in the ass.
After the March crash, volatility was really high. So I doubt even far OTM options were that cheaper back then.
No, if you run a heavy computational load on a battery powered Macbook Pro it runs all out on all cores. Lots of reviewers looking at this. Battery life is worse of course under heavy load but still incredible relative to x86 for identical tasks. Faster and less battery usage.
That’s not how they roll
Progressively delivering new image formats with CSS and Cloudflare Workers
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>Why provide any education at all then? As a society it is our responsibility to skill the next generation with the skills they need to operate in our society. I believe critical thinking skills is one of these required skills.

There are several views on education. It used to be that you went to school/college to be educated, but lately it seems like the schools are just places where you get trained so that you can get a job. Would parents send their kids to school if primary goal was education, and getting a job was just incidental?

Personally, I don't think critical thinking skills can be taught in a school via a curriculum en-masse. It requires a personal approach tailored to each individual's needs based on their upbringing and cultural context.

>We really are fucked then aren't we. I kind of like living in a liberal democracy. If we throw our current system out due to ignorance I am very confident what comes next will not be superior. I'm not willing to accept that as path we take.

Yes, we might very well be fucked in the near-term. But I'm not saying we throw everything out, I'm saying we have to trust people more than systems. How many people are willing to earnestly engage with the other side? We have to do our part to foster safe-zones where people can express any and all ideas without fear of being ridiculed or shamed. We're all responsible in some way for the decline in public trust in several pillars of democracy - especially the news media. To make it personal, several of my family members are Trump voters, and I do not think they're racist or evil. I understand them, and they hold varying beliefs with varying degrees of certitude but they feel trapped where they cannot even express an opinion without being shouted down and ridiculed.
Paywall

Edit: So I'm being downvoted because I can't read the article and I wanted to point out that it was behind a paywall? Nice
If you are perfectly content and don’t have an urge to try mind altering substances then don’t bother. What’s the reason to risk building a dependency that might be difficult to shake off?

On the other hand if like many people you suffer from anxiety or depression and find that prescription medicine is ineffective then microdosing drugs can have miraculous effects. THC has helped me deal with anxiety way better than prescription drugs so I now micro dose THC capsules. I’m lucky enough to live in a country where weed and its derivatives are fully legal so I can just go to a store and buy what I need.
> I would look up others but I think those three make the point. Companies are actively hiring underrepresented minorities.

I was questioning the assertion that it was most companies. Three companies, no statistics showing actual improvement, that doesn't make the point. Thanks for the links. It looks like Google is having trouble achieving this goal, since the article you linked shows the same percentage of minorities year to year. Apple says they have made progress, which is good. The facebook link doesn't have any numbers. Apple says "53% of new hires in the U.S. are from historically underrepresented groups in tech" but it doesn't give a timeframe or provide statistics that show how much of their workforce is minority or how much improvement they have made. I'm not sure that public relations boilerplate actually translates to a commitment to a diverse workforce.
Aren’t they rotting because the owner defaulted and wouldn’t be able to pay further punishments anyway? If you’re 500k in the hole, how is a 5k tax going to do anything?
This isn't K8s on macOS though, this is just using Docker for Mac, which runs Docker in a VM.
Iterative Partial Match (IPM) vs. Wave Function Collapse (WFC) for Procedural Co