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I really dislike that they make no distinction about what is and isn't an X-Pack feature in those release notes:

"Data Streams sounds cool! It could help alleviate some of the management overhead that I was accomplishing with ingest pipelines."

clicks into the docs

`X-Pack only`

I get that it's complementary to their ILM functionality, which, too, is an X-Pack feature, but still, clarity would be helpful.

Based on an inartful Googling, here are some additional ones:

* D [1]

* F# [2]

* Perl [3]

I'm sure there are more.

1: https://dlang.org/foundation/about.html 2: https://fsharp.org/ 3: https://www.perlfoundation.org/

B-b-but Project Zero only targets non-Google properties!

Hi HN!

I've been working on this off and on for a few years. With the advent of service-specific CLI clients, I wanted to provide something service-agnostic that fulfilled a specific use case that annoyed me.

Feedback and PRs welcome! This was my first nontrivial Rust project (the original version was a shell script with some Python).

I'm hoping, as they push more to support creation, they address their compression/encoding on Android devices.

On my Pixel, the only way I can get high-quality videos in my stories is by recording using the Camera app, and then sharing to Instagram. If I add any text/sticker/overlay, the final video has obvious artifacting.

Previous discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24025100

Perhaps django-reactor would be of interest to you? [1] It's targeting LiveView-like functionality for Django. I haven't used it (so I can't vouch for the claim).

1: https://pypi.org/project/django-reactor/

The community was great - I still talk to some of the folks from the chat rooms I used to mod. I loved the dev community that sprung up around the site, too, with useful userscripts and assistant apps.

End of an era. Thanks for all the memories, Kongregate.

What's interesting here is this is gated on the new parser from PEP-617 [1]. Based on mailing list discussions [2], and the PEP, the use of `match` will be context-sensitive, so it shouldn't be as disruptive of an introduction as `async`.

1: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-617/

2: https://lwn.net/Articles/816922/

Any idea if musl support is on the horizon?

I edited my post. Go wild!

This is part of the circle of life for internal Facebook turmoil:

10 Facebook does something to draw ire

20 Employee drama

30 The company leadership offers some platitudes to buy time

40 GOTO 10

That was a result of the Getty Images lawsuit [1].

1: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2018/02/internet-rages-after...

As someone who used Chime, their conferencing service, anything would be an improvement.

> a murder, jail time

Obligatory: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Reiser

Thanks for the warning - I agree that there are dragons. I have some well-constrained use-cases, and would love to obviate the need for "yet another microservice."

Still hoping for a transaction manager so I can implement 2PC using postgres_fdw.

Duo maintains a contacts list. It doesn't seem too big of a leap to assume Messages queries Duo to see if both parties have the app installed. Or, as others have suggested, it may take them to an app installation page on either the Play Store or App Store.

Lariam (Mefloquine) was the one I took in the 90s that had the psychological warnings attached. IIRC, Malarone is newer, and may not align with the OP's timeline.

Love how their camera shot is taken from the bike lane.

Could you boot to the Generic System Image [1] on a modern Treble device?

1: https://source.android.com/setup/build/gsi

> Are there affordable housing, transportation, and public safety issues we have to address? Of course. Will we benefit from addressing these problems to add 25,000-35,000 jobs?

As an Arlingtoninian, I remain skeptical that a response of the appropriate magnitude will occur in the region. Those who aren't fortunate enough to have a well-paying job will be forced further outside of the beltway, further worsening their commutes. Affordable apartment buildings will continue to be overhauled and become "luxury", demanding an extra $300+ in rent a month. Well-maintained medium small businesses that were barely breaking even will be forced to shutter as banks and upscale gyms take their spots. This has happened in the region, and will only accelerate with HQ2.

> loss of tax revenues, reduced property values, list employment, or low quality jobs

AFAIK, Arlington was turning around their office vacancy rate before HQ2. Admittedly, it was more focused on the Rosslyn-Ballston corridor, but still...

In strongly typed languages, there are serialization/deserialization libraries that don't require you to type the entire JSON object - just the fields you care about.

I'd contend that it is closer to Chromium as the Googley bits are in Play Services and OEM builds.

IIRC it exists for Android.

Here's his reasoning: https://twitter.com/moxie/status/1211443530335281153

Based on the postscript:

> ps – AWS credits are available for other open source projects!

it sounds like it

After the recent disclosures about Apple vulnerabilities, I've seen a lot of (unwarranted, in my opinion) criticism from HN of Project Zero, specifically the accusation of non-Google bias. For those who hold this position, does this affect your stance?

Strange - I was using Shared Channels on an enterprise grid plan over a year ago...