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Thanks for this, I looked up recent Google I/O announcement, it had passed me by. iOS/MacOS has it in beta too, so you're right, we're getting close to half the problem improved.
I like the idea. Worst case they are more harm than help to the environment and wind up catching hot lead because of it. Large herbivores don't have the same potential to accidentally spread unnoticed or evade apex predators (us) like carp do. It wouldn't be the first time we've eradicated a large herbivore from the continent and it probably won't be the last.
"As for me, I'm an American and it is in my best interests that USA stays top dog. I didn't immigrate here to downgrade lol, so I want USA to do whatever it needs to be the top player."

The country or its people? This seems like a very selfish sentiment. Shouldn't we want everyone to prosper, no matter where they are from? There are countless who may not be able to afford to emigrate to the US
> The annual failure rates for the hardware did not change at all by any metric.

I don't know what kind of magical hardware you ran, but from the datacenters I've interacted with this is absolute nonsense. Higher temps and/or humidity have an immediate effect on failure rates, to the point where we could plan extra time for them next week if the temp raised even .5 degrees.
>> I want USA to do whatever it needs to be the top player

> Are you sure?

Would you rather have someone else / some other country (other than the US) be the hegemon? If so, who? And are they willing to do it?
Why would you normalize for age?
I strongly agree with this. It's a dangerous tool, and it's easy to imagine the CCP seizing that tool in an emergency.
4 Pandas Anti-Patterns to Avoid and How to Fix Them
Have more than 50k rows? Lol.

It is an annoying limit, I mean we understand why it’s there but it essentially excludes any application where even one entity can have a few tens of thousands of unique values (which is a lot of applications).
Show HN: I made some ambient music generators that run in your browser
I think it's a mindset that people "get" trapped. I know many engineers who are trapped, but it was their own doing, they never tried to avoid the trap and have never worked hard to get out from it. It's a mindset, it's easy to fall into. You get paid well enough, things are stable, you become an expert within a company or industry, and you feel valued when your expertise is found to be important. If you don't work to get yourself out of that trap, to expand your own value and knowledge, then you get stuck both in a job and in a salary range. Sometimes this is fine, sometimes it's a horrible experience, it all depends on what the person is striving for.

I've worked with many people who were realistically less than 5 years from retirement, most of them were "trapped" but this was often by design. They knew they could ride out the next 5 years getting paid pretty well, having low stress, and the stability of this ensured that they'd hit their retirement financial numbers. Sometimes younger engineers fall into this trap, and that's when it's sad, often they don't even realize it and no one tells them.
Nonsense, we just need more tik tok influencers
> I think it's a bad thing that some people advocate for every language to have every feature from every other language

Not what I'm saying. I'm saying when smart people created Go, the forgot that null is a mistake, and sum-types are simply too useful in modelling the world to miss out on (pattern matching makes them a joy to use).

This was both well understood in the 20XXies; and I have never seen any reason from the creators of Go as to why...

> Scala

Scala is a multi-paradigm lang; that sucks on whole different levels. I'm not advocating at all that Go should be multi-paradigm.
I have a similar sentiment, but generalised to any file format. No one should be hand writing parsers or parsing code for XML, JSON or any other format for that matter. It’s 2022; data needs to come in a structured format with a schema. And preferably with tooling to generate code or parsers for said schemas.
Learn Argentine Tango. If you live in a big enough city, most likely there will be a tango community. Classes 2 times a week, one practica and one milonga and puff most of your week is covered.
The country that you reside in has the most power over you simply by virtue of having an active police force and/or military. No need for any data collection whatsoever.
Monumentally stupid idea: as our "civilized world" devolves, these will be bored moron target practice, as well as perfect targets for commercial disruption. The short sightedness and immaturity of human society knows no bounds, it's a black hole.
You don't have to be American to see American big-tech companies as the lesser of two evils here.
Please elaborate on what other "version of capitalism" is necessary.

Hope we are not advocating that everything be owned by the state, as if that would allow more competition.
Have I understood idea of REST that described in the article right? I still have some documented "route" to resource, but instead of mapping it trivially to URL (as done in "pseudo-REST"), client requests entry point, then goes through labelled hyperlinks and forms according to "route" to reach resource.

It makes sense as it allows implementation of seamless API across multiple servers and removes need to make consistent URL structure. But won't it add too much overhead then?