jeffk_teh_haxor

I've come to the realization that planetary colonization is sort of a dangerous and anesthetizing science fiction fantasy. It allows us to mentally defer our reckoning of the finite nature of our planet and its resources.

Prusa makes the best open source 3D printers. This makes it cheaper. No different than when RaspPi announces a new board.

If the period lasts months, then sure. People go on meds for temporary events all the time, e.g. Seasonal Affective Disorder.

That's usually SOP at companies which have suicides. Suicidal ideation is contagious. They'll bring in a grief counselor, and encourage you to talk to them, instead.

My brother, a GP doctor, said that he writes a lot of scripts for antidepressants every performance review season. Performance management sucks.

The racial tenor of this article seems bizarre and over the top, though?

* Everything is a "workflow" and you often find yourself stuck in some terminal error state for no reason. * No JSON, everything's a page load. * ...or, if there is JSON, it's done badly and you have an unholy combination of janky SPA functionality across multiple pages. * Arcane timeouts * "Disable your popup blocker" * Insane data validation errors. * Poor SSO integration.

I could go on.

The HN hivemind leans very pro-regulation these days.

Misaligned incentives cause good people to make bad decisions.

Also, what if the TV communicated with its OEM's backends instead, which communicated with malicious third parties behind the scenes?

Most--if not all--coins are just scammy as hell, and the US has resources to fight crypto-related crime.

What if the communication is benign? What if the TV is simply refreshing a list of recommendations? Everybody - including this forum - is so primed to read nefarious motives into basically anything a computer can do now. Soon we're not going to be able to write a single "hello world" app w/o having to fill out a ream of EU paperwork and get licensed and bonded in advance.

I like clipless because they enforce better form and don't stray into the chain.