cdiamand

Same here. This has absolutely helped improve the speed at which I code and reduced the cognitive burden significantly.

It's definitely not perfect, but it's worth the price to me and if I can pay and help the product improve, it's a no-brainer.

Here are some article that address wall hacking - not quite what you're looking for but, still a great read.

https://technology.riotgames.com/news/demolishing-wallhacks-...

https://technology.riotgames.com/news/peeking-valorants-netc...

If you live in a loud and brightly lit environment, I highly, highly recommend blackout curtains. They've been a revelation in terms of improving length and quality of sleep.

Fun tutorial! When does it make sense to use Datomic over something like MySQL or PostgreSQL?

Reading through the book right now. It's really illuminating. Highly recommend to anyone trying to plug any of the gaps in their knowledge of system design.

My understanding is that there are three popular types of fertilizer and all three require materials (phosphate, nitrogen, potash) that currently in a shortage.

Much of the potash of the world is in Belarus and Russia. Nitrogen fertilizer requires liquid natural gas, of which the price is surging. Phosphate based fertilizers are currently under export ban by China.

I have seen this recommended - https://overthewire.org/wargames/

Couple of days ago, even:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30150343&p=2#30151071

My palms are sweating after watching that. Risk incarnate.

That being said, I wish modern news and video had more of the magic from this time period when it comes to composition. Love the music and the narrative voice.

As a counterpoint, the officers I know are critical thinkers, realists, and generally very capable people.

Looks cool! Are there any security risks posed by ssh'ing into an unknown server?

Youtube recommended the following video after watching the above. Pretty neat to see the paths of the charged particles.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZiscokCGOhs&ab_channel=Cloud...

Looks like the USMA has taken defensive action against all the HN visitors pummeling it's website. (pages loading slowly, if at all)

Came here to say this. Pilots are drilled to work an extensive engine-out checklist during training.

In this situation, the pilot had what seemed like a significant amount of altitude (time) to work the problem.

Spotify. The ads haven't gotten jarring enough that it makes sense.

DigitalOcean. While I'm sure it's not the MOST affordable option, I think the value is pretty good. (If anyone has more affordable option please throw it out there!)

Minecraft. Bought the windows 10 version to play with some friends and check out the new world generation. Infinite creativity for ~20 bucks.

Happy Holidays all! Thankful for HN and the community!

Maybe we should form a committee to decide what those channels are before we do anything too brash?

Interesting, didn't know of that connection between OSS and Marcuse. I can see why one would err.. tiptoe around this.

"Add files, unstructured text extracts or other content you use as sources of intelligence."

This page could do more to establish trust. (I'm not really in the threat analysis space), but It seems like a big ask to blindly upload threat related intelligence files to a landing page on the internet.

Anyone have any recommendations for books or resources to look at when scaling a rails app beyond a single database, or when your app starts to move into the realm of "big data"?

Asking for.... a friend.

Do you have any kind of evidence that this is a widely held belief amongst this demographic?

You're advocating we stop reproducing as a dignified response to your perception that civilization is ending?

The https://www.indiehackers.com/ forum probably has a lot of what you want, with small scale projects abound.

The riot games engineering blog is at a larger scale, but still awesome - https://technology.riotgames.com/

Is a pretty good read as well.

From my business life I'm looking at the MRR of my project https://topstonks.com, our site traffic, etc.

From my personal life -

I guess stepping on the scale in the mornings, haha. That's a depressing one to watch. There are the obvious personal finance metrics as well.

Also keeping an eye on inflation... maybe Covid infection numbers as well since those seem to be in the news alot. It's kind of hard not to see those numbers lately.

It's great to see Blender get the support. The user numbers seem to be arcing upwards.

https://www.blender.org/news/blender-by-the-numbers-2020/

If you've ever had a passing interest in Blender or 3d modeling I recommend checking out the donut tutorial, which is fast becoming the "hello world" of blender -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPrnSACiTJ4

And check out all the donuts -

https://www.reddit.com/r/BlenderDoughnuts/

The NFT space is pretty interesting.

I've got some friends who are modeling the CryptoPunks prices with machine learning over at https://deepnftvalue.com

Pretty interesting stuff. These asset prices behave pretty exotically.

McDonalds DID make for an awesome starting job, in my experience. I worked there as a teen and had a host of positive life experiences in that first role. I made a bunch of new friends with people my age. I got my first paycheck and it put cleanly into focus the value of money and how HARD it can be to make it if you work....at McDonalds.

Was also exposed to the workings of possibly one of the largest business machines on the planet. It's automation incarnate and kind of a beautiful thing.

Is it illegal, taboo, and bred out though?

We live in a culture of glorified violence seen widely in film, print, pop culture. We've got an enormous catalog of shooter videogames going back decades that our youngster clamor to purchase and play.

We've got a set of laws that allow you to take steps to defend yourself in your own home, with varying degrees of strictness and leniency.

Anecdotally, I know many people in the middle class who, while abhorring violence, would defend themselves and their families.

I'm not sure I agree.

If you live in a bright-at-night, or noisy environment, you may wish to consider blackout curtains.

We recently bought a set and it has been a revelation. Darker, quieter room. Better sleep.

Is there an argument to be made for just letting the fires burn? Don't the fires have a positive effect on the soil?

So, is the answer that Apple doesn't exist, or that Apple doesn't love us?