skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Language is rarely something people swap between willy-nilly. What you can do in Java, C, C++, C#, Rust, Elixir, etc. you can do in Go.

Some might have strengths and weaknesses, but if your business is a website or a web technology and you're already using Go, then what problems are you likely to face where any other language is a better choice?

The only thing I'd reach for a different language than Go is if I wanted to develop a GUI. I'd go for Java, C# or Rust.

Management (and other developers) don't look highly on someone suggesting a different technology stack for each problem you encounter. You'd really need good justification to use it.

New languages means developer training, potentially harder hiring, some developers won't want to learn it, knowledge can easily be hoarded by a select few individuals and lost easily, etc. It's not a position you want to find yourself in every few months.

I was paid to use C# before I was paid to use Go. Everything I do in Go could have been done in C#. We moved to Go because it was a nicer fit for our team in the long run, but it wasn't an easy task to migrate an entire team to Go. I could not imagine having to maintain multiple tech stacks because someone thinks Rust is a better fit for a specific task and another person thinks Java is.

It's not cargo-culting, it's called being a developer. I'm not paid to be a jack of all trades. I'm paid to develop Go applications and do it well. I'm not a fan of having to learn new languages each year. Keeping on top of .NET is already a pain, I'm not going to do that for 5 other ecosystems.
You might want “clean” or “normal” addresses too (for whatever reason). For example, disallowing “+” would just give you the canonical email instead of one that risks being tagged with a unique ID revealing who leaked it.

Being too generous in the early input validation regex (e.g just check for non empty and containing one @) risks making registrations fail and customers not returning. This seems like a much bigger risk than locking anyone out who has a weird email Even a character beyond [a-z0-9-_] or domain without tld is probably worth rejecting.
Disappointing that an article like this wouldn’t mention one of the main reasons children are given less autonomy in the US: our built environment. The vast majority of our children grow up in neighborhoods in which one can’t easily be a pedestrian at any age. Low density communities, in which almost all trips have to be taken in cars, are of course not friendly to non-drivers.

Japan builds dense, mixed use neighborhoods. As a result, children are empowered to walk to the store or a friend’s house.
I believe a lot of this wave of forgiveness is due to correcting/removing the road blocks for this program put into place by Devos in previous years.

The article refers to these as "historical failures" but I think that being very generous.
I'm a little rusty, but isn't "confidence " derived from the Greek word for "faith"?
The tunnel doesn’t seem like the main issue. The dude is neglecting his partner and may be unaware that she would appreciate a little more of his time.
I would come back if they added the entire criterion collection and made it available on DVD/BluRay. Streaming access is too much of a fire hose. I like a little build up and anticipation with my movies.
I had to jump through a few hoops to get Linux working right on my XPS 15, and it was actually a major reason I switched to a MacBook. The backlight didn't work with the original kernel released with Debian Bullseye. That got fixed with the next release of Bullseye, but I still only got something like, 4 hours of battery life? I'm almost certain it wasn't properly switching between integrated graphics and the Nvidia GPU, but there are only so many hours in the day to set this stuff up.

I really liked my XPS when I got it, but I'm pretty jaded about Linux support for laptops ever being good enough to compete with something like Apple. And at the end of the day I care a lot more about having a high quality Unix based OS than whether or not that OS is libre (sorry to say).
It's also about some collective trust/fantasy, in addition to the tolerance.

For example, I don't think Tokyo is particularly safer than a (walkable) US city.
But since people there collectively believe Japan is a safe country and are proud of it, they let their child go out.

But I agree that the risk tolerance points too. I have talked to a handful of Japanese parents and none of them let their small kids go out without the supervision anymore. So the lower risk tolerance isn't a US-only problem. I guess it's a symptom of modernized society in general (although would love to be proven wrong.)
Mexican Senate Approves Nationalization of Lithium Mining
Do you think the schools aren't punished for being scams, and they're just free to keep scamming students? And debt relief helps the debtor, not the original receiver of the funds.

Example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ITT_Technical_Institute#Legal_...

> On August 25, 2016, the U.S. Department of Education banned ITT Tech from enrolling students who receive federal aid. The Department also doubled the surety funds that ITT Tech was required to have, and to produce those funds within 30 days. Stock markets reacted with a punishing 35% drop, which triggered a halt in trading, raising concerns about whether ITT Educational would be able to survive this latest decision.[73] On September 6, 2016, ITT Tech ceased operations and closed all of its locations, issuing a statement that attributed the closing to the Department of Education's actions.[28]
Does any other language's (common) dep tooling have something like the module proxy+sumdb? This is not sufficient but it's been a huge step forward for me to get some basic assurances that a) our upstreams are following at least base-level release practices, b) our team can't get spearphished, c) if we need to vet/blacklist/whatever, we have a single place in the infrastructure to do it.
I'm betting on fake story for karma. Makes you think how many stories we hear on the internet are fake yet shape our perception of the world for many people who take things at face value.
One question for the economists, how can U.S fight inflation if all I see on the news is the government printing money? As Brazilian I got used to that, the government create popular projects in order to increase the public opinions but it only generates more poverty’s.
Obs: I’m Brazilian and I really don’t know nothing about USA economy and politics but seems the same that happened here.
Though I'd call it "desire," what hobby doesn't fill a psychological need?
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Accomodating an individual X is essentially free. Having a policy of accommodating all the X's that turn up is not free because those small individual expenditures add up.
Weird. I don't see the harm in actually digging the tunnel. The issue is he is probably not ventilating properly. He is going to get sick and pass out/die if he digs deep enough with no proper machinery to move fresh air into the space.

The alternative is he is cheating on his GF and hired an excavation crew as a cover. Elaborate but..with the crap I've seen you really never know. lol.
I think this goes well beyond just this movie.

Humans seem highly vulnerable, especially when in groups, to thought-terminating cliches like this.

I wonder how you fight against it?
More people are punished for being born poor - lead paint, air pollution, and crumbling schools don’t exactly lend themselves to upward mobility.
Wow, I didn't know that we can work from Whole Foods https://workmode.co/san-jose/whole-foods-market

jk. This is great! I've been WFH for quite a long time, and sometimes wish to have exactly the same app here where I can go find somewhere near my house to work. Thank you so much for building this!
This is right on.

There is an additional layer to this that some "blue collar" workers feel it is unfair to tax them for education benefits they don't utilize as a working class.

Hopefully we can reframe the debate to include technical skills training like this in addition to university to be inclusive of all of the modern skills people are going to need and that we as a nation need to invest in.
"the new study provides valuable clues about the potential for short-term epigenetic inheritance to influence longer-term evolution, too."

Chemistry is different but mechanism is pretty universal, across the species.
Is there something better that provides this type of alternate calculated information?
I know folks who have worked towards PSLF and ended up getting screwed because they weren't on the right repayment plan. Absolutely devastating to find out you've spent ten years working on something only to have it fall apart because you checked the wrong box once. And apparently this is a very, very easy mistake to make.
Having it as a separate (presumably cheaper) tier is fine I guess. But the minute they make it so that I have to watch ads, they can count on losing at least one more subscriber.
not if the screw melts the plastic, the same way heated threaded insert would?
I'm actually on the fence for something like this. Waiting to hear about cooling capabilities of the upcoming Dell XPS 15 though.

In this case, instead of laptop i'm thinking of tablet with a big screen instead.
"Frames them in a very negative way" is overly charitable. Often she just calls the subject of the video a pedophile and identifies their place of work.
4 cell battery.

Don't recall hitting the battery life issues, at least in a long time. I do remember having to install some packages about battery management but it wasn't tricky. This is the one thing Framework really trails on for me.

Speakers - agree they're not great but I think some of that has to do with the default EQ, see https://forums.puri.sm/t/better-eq-for-librem-14-speakers/13...
I don't know what the current status is, they're ok for me on Mint but my standards are low.

Bluetooth - worked easily for me on Mint.
This is a good point. The Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) Program is like the GI Bill, but they pay off your college debt after service instead of paying your college after service.
Three ways Clerk is more secure than Stytch for session management
It was weird. I felt like half way through when someone asked me what I was reading I told them I wasn't sure.
The keys on the new ones still have pretty short travel though. Much shorter than the pre-butterfly generation, which wasn’t very deep in the first place.

I can well understand that people who like / want deep key travel would dislike them.
When Will Humanity Become a Type I Civilization? A New Paper Explores Our Limits
UI looks great! What tech stack are you using for build and deployment, other than Nuxt/Vue js?
You're saying companies DON'T want researchers?

In any case, if there is a specific need for specific research, I'm sure the gov can figure out a way to incentivize particular useful tracks which the market ignores. Grants programs, etc.
There is a tension between the two purposes universities have: To train students and to do research.

I want both, but I have a hard time disapproving of more focus on training students, as they are the true customers of universities.
Hit. The. Nail. On. The. Head.
But it won't work if all the kids die. Just the females.
If democrats wanted that, they would write a bill to do so. Not everything has to be bundled up in a multi trillion dollar bill that involves a ton of other unrelated things. The reason they haven't done that is because they don't really want to.
I don’t know the Us system at all but it sounds like what they are doing are rewarding public service workers (eg teachers?) or charity workers which likely don’t get paid well by cancelling their debt after a set time period of otherwise good behaviour.
Which sounds equitable to me, although I’ll never understand why high school is free but university isnt.
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People who have paid their student loan debt are in exactly the same situation they were after this forgiveness than they were before: that is, they have no student loan debt.

People in the US are not punished for being financially responsible. They are rewarded for taking risks, but not punished for being responsible. Very different.
RustyHermit – A Rust-based, lightweight unikernel
There is nothing better in the Air New Zealand lounge than an L&P and Vegemite on toast transferring between flights. Settles the stomach beautifully.
I had a pre-2015 macbook for a while and I can honestly say that I've never had a worse keyboard. It hurt my fingers and it felt like Apple was trying to destroy my hands. A cheap $10 keyboard felt better.
> That said, if it turns out life as we know actually started on e.g. Mars, that would be huge and probably a big accelerator for more missions there.

Mining ice deposits would be a pretty hairy business, as any surviving microorganisms would be compatible with our biology.
Handling Concurrency Attacks in Laravel
It's an insane system that has enabled universities to drastically increase tuition and fees, outpacing inflation for more than half a century.
("That's what she said"?)
I think most people who'd like to get rid of the loans would also like to provide additional help to make college less elitist. Easy loans are just the local optimum we need to get out of.
No, you're absolutely right. But being in the UK (and the vaccine being provided by the NHS) does mean it's highly, highly unlikely that they were vaccinated as it has not been offered to the under 5s.
Bummer, sad to hear that. Thanks for sharing
IcedID Malware used in a new hacking campaign targeting the Ukrainian government
CERT-UA, Ukraine’s Computer Emergency Response Team, has issued a warning about a new wave of social engineering attacks that exploit IcedID malware and Zimbra vulnerabilities to steal sensitive data. According to the CIA, the IcedID phishing assaults are tied to a threat cluster known as UAC-0041.
>There's this bizarre pattern [...] very... "reddit" advice that comes off as unadjusted.

Part of being well-adjusted means knowing damn well better than to post anything approaching honesty online.
I got the 14" Max when they first came out and it's an absolutely fantastic laptop. I love it. The Max battery life is quite a bit worse than the regular M1, if thats your main concern go with the non-Max.
On 3G and even low 4G it absolutely would. I've seen it. Also, a lot of mobile devices do not have as strong processing power as you think. Parsing and executing that much JavaScript also adds time.
For me, the first of these adventures-turned-chores was washing the car. It was great fun in the summer; we didn't have air conditioning then so any excuse to go outside and spray the hose was great as far as I was concerned. But before too long that chore extended into the fall and spring when it was chilly and not remotely fun. It only ended when I was 16 and had the idea to drive the car to the local carwash instead.
After 20 years of working out, I learned too late that weak point training is where it's at.

In my case, my gut quit cooperating at 40 and I developed too many food sensitivities to maybe ever recover from. Since progress is more affected by nutrition than technique, I couldn't eat what I needed to recover. But, I press forward, learning as I go and still making progress in other areas like endurance, resilience and flexibility that may eventually carry over to heavy lifts.

If I could do it all over again, I'd listen to the old timers. Like with that sticking point you hit on bench, there are exercises for that. The angle of your elbows and knees can make the difference between wearing down and getting stronger. There are ways of bracing your core that prevent back injury, and so on. Then it's just consistency, and maybe the most important one for overcoming plateaus: periodicity (not variety).
I think which prison you go to varies, by the current political tide, state, or how far along you are in transition. Since I haven't had vaginoplasty, I'd probably be sent to a men's prison. I'd request solitary to avoid being beaten, raped or killed for being queer, but failing that I'd probably use sexual favors and be someone's "bitch" in exchange for protection. I'd probably end up with HIV, but maybe make it through with my life.

Once I get vaginoplasty, maybe I'd go to a women's prison, but I'm really not sure.
Oh, ok. Yeah, file that under "unless mobile uses a really confusing numbering scheme relative to desktop." On desktop, 5800x is 8C/16T and 5900x is 12C/24T.
E Unibas Pluram was written in 1990 and is as true now as it was then.

https://jsomers.net/DFW_TV.pdf
Depleted uranium means “uranium that is even less radioactive than naturally occurring uranium”. You don’t want to eat it, or atomize it and blast it out into the environment, but it’s actually a useful material. It’s sometimes used as a radiation shield for X-ray equipment.
Hmm so their schema contains both camelCase and snake_case ? ewww
Might be some service incantation for flying carpets, "cleaning is good, dust is so bad, now clean your spell, my carpet!"

With the right wand movements, it could sort of make sense.
Genuine question: why do you go to cafes to use wifi or an outlet?
Actual DOE press release here: https://www.ed.gov/news/press-releases/department-education-...
I think this is because the hoard of cash is obviously useless today due to inflationary pressures.

Today you get a loan (if you can) to start a business.

It used to be you saved to start a business. But today savings is literally penalized.

This debt based system makes you depend upon it. I wouldn't need a home loan (or at least not such a large one) if the government didn't subsidize loans and cause inflation.
Yes.

I think the way this conversation played out was "given how I use my device, is there an optimal device to buy?" A lot of the answers are, in turn, "why don't you use your device differently? having ignored your use cases and preferences, this is the device I'd recommend."

It might be a valid opinion to say "I don't use Linux and I enjoy using MacOS on Apple Silicon" but... it doesn't actually help the original poster, does it? So why post that at all?

I guess I could point out to the poster that I use Windows 10, and I built a desktop PC. It doesn't really meet any of their criteria (except #3 computing power), but... it works for me. So maybe they should change and be more like me!
Same, literally everyone I talk to in the UK uses WhatsApp
That this is comment is ‘flagged’ exposes the rot in the society. If this gagging can be done in an online forum..imagine how utterly powerless women feel in the real world amongst those who refuse to stop erasing their identities and yet want them to be breeding vessels for the human race.
> the student loan monthly payments are paused

And the interest is capitalized at the end. That's what the banks are counting on.
>good bacteria

I’ve seen evidence for this in the gut, WRT digestion and such.

What possible basis could exist for there being “good” bacteria in your mouth? It’s still going to do damage even if it doesn’t offgas sulfur.

Long term I imagine we’ll genetically engineer our offspring to produce all the required enzymes for healthy digestion without reliance on 3rd party organisms.
There are "us vs them politics" everywhere.

What the US has is more like "I'm fine with being screwed as long as the others are too" kind of mentality. Look at healthcare. There would be people rejecting Obamacare just because it has "Obama" in its unofficial name, then not be able to pay for treatments.
Most terminals don’t support > 8 bit, so this is less about having a cutting-edge graphics protocol in the terminal, but more about having a standardized, backwards-compatible protocol that can feasibly be implemented by most terminal emulators.
It's hard to see experience on the internet. I agree, it's definitely a two way street with regard to fanaticism. The people that "shout" the loudest often drown out the more reasonable responses.

Myself, I have been back and forth between PC (windows) and Apple several times. My priorities have changed over the years and I find PC's fit my requirements to a better extent since 2014. If Apple can bring back a notebook like HP ZBook or Dell Precision I would consider moving. Until then, I will live with the tradeoff's...
Seeing tons of comments about what people THINK an article says or about their opinion on something related is causing me to use this site less and less.
I’m a parent of a toddler. Reading this article hit me hard. I could not stop imagining this happening to my child. Stories like this used to be tragic, but now it feels personally tragic.

At the same time, I agree with this. I’ve been thinking a lot about the structural ills of modernity for years. So while others have mentioned this might be gauche, I think these are exactly what we should be discussing as a society.

It isn’t just building a society where we are so car dependent. We have also lost the social net of extended families, village and communities.

Where were the grandparents and extended families that could watch a kid so that they don’t have to go to daycare?

Why are we so driven for material success that we overwork and juggle the care of children with other things?

When that toddler turns to a teen, how has our world of “share this” and “retweets” that changed our sense of truths affect that teen? Gen-Z are already struggling to make sense of this.
> I think the GF should get him enrolled in some community college tunnel building classes

I would be delighted to learn there's a community college out there somewhere that has "Tunnel Building" as a course.
I'm pretty sure email addresses are allowed to have multiple @'s. I believe everything after the first is (supposed to be) considered part of the domain.
> What cul option? Cursor line highlighting?

yes.

> I also recommend putting synmaxcol to something low, like 80-128.

I'll keep that in mind if it slows down, but TBH it's working just fine right now.
Does this mean full-time public service workers with pre-PSLF loans, or are the feds debating broadening the scope of loan forgiveness to include persons in other careers as well?
Maybe for the bottom schools but there are enough rich parents to pay/cosign a loan for like the top 50 schools and I highly doubt they would reduce tuition/spending and risk hurting their rankings.
More libido without any of the social benefits would be a huge downside IMO. All I want when I’m single is to be chemically castrated.
And then the colleges will have to reduce prices or go out of business.