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I used HHVM for a while and it was good before PHP7, but then it quickly became irrelevant once the PHP core and community got their act together.

I wish I could downvote. On what basis do you state this: "which is basically way more functional and has way more features than linux did pretty well" ?

It's just digital trading cards, like pokemon or baseball cards. Just amateurs are running the show now, but the NBA already got in on this, so if you want something more legit: https://nbatopshot.com/

We're just used contributing bug reports and pull requests, sort of our thing. It's not as prevalent with Windows or MacOS users, just not part of that culture.

Why in the world wouldn't Framework use CoreBoot? Very strange.

Isn't Waymo it's own navigation app? I wonder just how much Google Maps info they use.

Can't you order most medicines online if you have a prescription? So you don't even need that plane ticket or to leave your home.

> It was then that I first learned that my conscious is only a small part of my mind, and not in direct control of everything.

We're made up of disparate systems that our conscience pilots essentially, even our mental faculties are disparate systems. This can sometimes make it hard to recognize when one of these systems is under-performing or worse-yet failing.

Very interesting case of an insurance company also being a healthcare provider.

Trustless Distributed Finance sounds like money to me, if I was a hacker. Considering the forum we're on and what we know to be the actual state computer security (hint: it's theater), it's pretty laughable.

This guy is making a lot of inferences based on his own experience and I think he may want to consider hiring a therapist to work through these issues:

"In reality, we hire social media to distract our minds from our unpleasant, average life. And, by faking photos, to convince others, including ourselves, that our life is amazing while internally we are in pain."

If you recognize the pitfalls/dangers of social media, I think you can utilize the platforms if you are mindful without falling for those pitfalls/dangers. Pitfalls such as creating "echo chambers" and "bubbles" with who you follow and further falling for emotional hooks ( Experimental evidence of massive-scale emotional contagion through social networks https://www.pnas.org/content/111/24/8788 )

I have a really beefy System 76 laptop but after using the Mac Developer Transition Kit, I'm eagerly waiting for the Apple M2-based Macbook Pro. As much as I love Linux and linux-desktop, I miss the polish the MacOS has.

Honestly, I've been making Impossible burgers at home on brioche buns, butter lettuce, and nice tomato and they're better than pretty much any burger I've ever had (Beyond is 2nd runner up for sure and still super good). I don't want Lab-grown meat and I think it's pretty gross, and I'm a massive carnivore.

Smells of NSA.

First guy over here! Call Ellison.

I don't think you can lose with HBS. If you want to talk scaling and on speak eye to eye with VC's and don't think entrepreneurship is a lottery, then a business school always makes sense. This comes with a but... BUT only if you plan to lead or scale your enterprise. It's only what I see from the outside so far, since I'm just getting ready to dip my toes. Ideas are ideas, everyone has one, like a netherhole. The ability to execute is the determining factor.

When are we going to start building software differently so that exploits start going away?

If they stopped sticking with Yelp, they would fare far better in my book. Reviews are a big part of what makes Google Maps awesome... for travel I use Apple Maps because the GPS voice on Google Maps is obnoxious and I don't like the UI that much, but Google Maps has a big win with reviews.

You're entirely right and there's some weird anti-capitalism fringes creeping into HNews... which is a really odd place to entertain anti-capitalist views.

Why isn't the nasal vaccine being produced?

The only value argument of Etherium over Bitcoin is that you can have computation on the blockchain, which is a joke when you consider AWS and Azure exists. The rest are delusional details.

This may have been incidental but I think I was just triggered for the first time in my life. The far right is now statically typed and dynamic typing is now the left?

/slight tang of sarcasm

For those that need something more mature that is very stable CKEditor is a very battle-tested alternative.

Yeah, it turned out to be ISIS.

I think it's hooey. China is doing just fine with 1.2 billion people. The US and Russia are no where close to their density.

Tether and Bitfinex are entirely banned in New York State and I really don't think it will be too long until other states follow suit and likely the SEC too.

I used fishshell for years, and the bottom line ended up being that it created enough mental overhead to be a burden because it diverged from the UNIX norm too much. Sort of like the colemak keyboard layout, sounds great in theory, in practice, not so much.

It's interesting that this is a popular enough sentiment to be a pattern.

And then there's https://gazepass.com, a Passwordless Login API that uses your mug instead.

This is an obvious one to catch for us, I wonder what other foreign censorship makes it's way into our web.