recov

function killport() { kill $(lsof -t -i:$1) }

Especially since the main spokesperson for the website is an IM

Mandatory HN lore https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35079

There's actually 3 now from google afaik

- gc

- gccgo

- gollvm [0]

[0] https://go.googlesource.com/gollvm/

Something about this just turns me off, not sure why.

I find starting with a NGINX generator a necessity, one you have a template to add/modify it's a lot easier.

A fun take on this - https://moforgeries.org/

So powerful and so ugly

Me. My company is (relatively) small enough that a single engineer can still make impacts, if you're on the right team. I'm on a small team where I know/own most of the engineering tech, and am trusted by my lead on input. It's mostly DE/back-end/front end, however we use a ton of data for some science-based processes and there's always room for optimizing when we have time.

I actually look forward to work/don't dread Sundays at all.

Here's a good article form rob pike on one way to look at how Go can handle errors https://go.dev/blog/errors-are-values

Slightly on topic, a nice low maintence (other than a daily/weekly backup/scrub script) option without the need for a specific OS is mergerFS, combined with snapRaid. The main benefit is you can add and remove drives/directories willy-nilly. It's been stable for me for the past 3 years, it just works.

https://github.com/trapexit/mergerfs

https://github.com/amadvance/snapraid/

Same here. So far it's my favorite UX for solving non-trivial merge conflicts.

Virtually 0 chance of the functionality form Go being removed if you do.

When it gets big enough, airflow is easy to set up an much more powerful/useful

See also, the book permutation city

Yep. Also see https://twitter.com/jxxf/status/1219009308438024200

Really cool plugin, although a bit sad to see how long it's taking to get approved - It makes sense to want to do a thorough review, although taking a month+ not something I like seeing in my favorite editor :(

So basically, what the current HN is sans lisp.

I'm always happy to see snowden mentioned, and how his leaks seemingly will never go away. One of my fears was that he would be forgotten in 1-2 years.

Instagram is definitely one of the worst offenders of this. You can obviously see it happening with reddit/twitter/etc wanting you to log in but those at least allow you to look at content. Instagram is just a black hole if you aren't logged in.

Potential idea to somehow have 51% of the programs on github be malicious to taint copilot?

Same here, also waiting for AMD

> Maybe look if data engineering is for you

A little overkill, but airflow. Free, has history, language agnostic, retries, can handle a large number of time based tasks.

This is something that took me a bit to realize. I've made some friends at work that do things outside of work, but building relationships/friendships outside of work are usually more meaningful and last longer.

Interesting thought. I would say something like the hubble transcends politcal/governmental boundaries... although I do wonder how much if its software is used in other secretive satellites.

I think humans are a bit more civilized than lions, and can comprehend what we're doing.

There are numerous companies selling/developing force feedback accessories

https://haptx.com/

https://www.senseglove.com/

https://teslasuit.io/ (A shirt)

https://www.vrgluv.com/enterprise

Mostly gloves but the tech is there.

Looks like a more casual and open version of https://liftvault.com/

Nice tool - this would have helped when I was working with HLF years ago. It would be a good addition to preview the yaml files in the UI.