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by pageandrew 5y ago
I would say most of my Go projects involve what you described (logs to stdout, simple interface) but I often find myself needing a shell to debug my docker build, like ensuring that files have ended up in the correct place, and have the cor
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by pageandrew 5y ago
Is there any active rationing of healthcare anywhere in the US due to the Omicron or Delta waves? I always hear about how the hospital system "could be overwhelmed" but I haven't seen any real evidence that people were being
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by pageandrew 5y ago
Let people make their own medical decisions. As we're seeing right now, even high levels of vaccination don't protect a community against high rates of transmission. Just look at Israel, which was the first country in the world to
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by pageandrew 5y ago
He probably has insurance on the aircraft, so the YouTube earnings + increased publicity + insurance payout could make such a stunt profitable.
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by pageandrew 5y ago
Its on his "get YouTube views" checklist
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by pageandrew 5y ago
It is completely reckless to ditch an aircraft if other options are available. The chances are low, but it could have hit someone or caused a fire.
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by pageandrew 5y ago
"Open the door" is not on the engine out checklist, its on the forced landing checklist, which comes after all engine restart options are exhausted. He didn't run any items on the engine-out checklist. He went straight to sky
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by pageandrew 5y ago
I'm a private pilot and I regularly fly aircraft similar to the one in the video. Engines can fail for any number of reasons, but catastrophic engine failure is exceedingly rare, and most of the time an engine stoppage is going to be s
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by pageandrew 5y ago
Why would he have a wrist GoPro and a full skydiving rig on a non-skydiving flight?
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by pageandrew 5y ago
> The vulnerability was privately disclosed to Apache by Alibaba's Cloud Security Team on 24 November 2021 and publicly disclosed on 9 December 2021. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Log4Shell
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by pageandrew 5y ago
but its written in Go
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by pageandrew 5y ago
The Go Programming Language is still pretty much up to date. Most of the recent updates have involved improvements to tooling (Go modules), improvements to the standard library, and internal optimizations. The big changes I'd point out
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by pageandrew 5y ago
Wow, I've been writing a lot of PL/pgSQL recently and did not know this. Would these be drop in replacements for PL/pgSQL? Are there any performance tradeoffs to using one over another? Any changes in functionality (aka funct
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by pageandrew 5y ago
I disagree about the design. The layout of the app is fine, and its very functional and easy to use. The only problem is the colors. That blue has to go.
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by pageandrew 5y ago
They are slower than ballistic missiles, but fly more unpredictably. Ballistic missiles fly a parabolic trajectory and therefore an intercept can be calculated, whereas hypersonic missiles fly in the atmosphere at high speeds and can change
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by pageandrew 5y ago
Army has soldiers, Navy has Seamen/sailors, Air Force has airmen, Marines has marines, coast guard has coast guardsmen.
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by pageandrew 5y ago
The common parlance is just wrong. Soldiers do not serve on ships
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by pageandrew 5y ago
My favorite part is when they deploy a massive police force to beat you up if you dare protest being locked in your house
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by pageandrew 5y ago
We're not. There was huge outrage when the Snowden documents were released, and the warrantless surveillance program was judged to be unconstitutional in 2020.
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by pageandrew 5y ago
And here we see the cost of privilege discourse. Once a particular identity is designated as "privileged", it becomes untenable in political circles to acknowledge problems that uniquely face them, or propose solutions to those pr
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by pageandrew 5y ago
Temporary? We're a year and a half in, with no end in sight. If the vaccines weren't the end game, there is no end game. Indefinite public health authoritarianism. Mild? Australians can't travel more than 5km from their homes
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by pageandrew 5y ago
What about a constant, random, per-match offset? An error applied to a match's position that can't be averaged out, because it is always wrong by the exact same amount. Use a different error in a different direction for each uniqu
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by pageandrew 5y ago
I always hated how they did that.
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by pageandrew 5y ago
It clearly and obviously is a public square. So is Hacker News, so is Facebook. So is Twitter. Its where people go to get news and share ideas.
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by pageandrew 5y ago
Forget about “just” or not. Do or do you not think it’s a good thing for private individuals to be able to unilaterally censor what can be said in what really is the new public square?
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by pageandrew 5y ago
That’s all you have to say? The fire in a theater example (and you call me banal)? You really can’t think of any other form of speech that has been unfairly censored by social media sites? Are you just not paying attention?
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by pageandrew 5y ago
Theres a difference between curating the best recipes or cutest cat pics, and censoring certain ideas about pressing global health crises because they don't fit a certain narrative.
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by pageandrew 5y ago
I don't trust large corporations to decide what is fringe and what is not, because not only is it a slippery slope, it has been abused consistently especially over the last few years. Look no further than Facebook's handling of CO
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by pageandrew 5y ago
The problem with the "private company" line that, yes, they're a private company, but censorship is definitely still bad! Free speech is a fundamentally protected right in the US. From the Founder's perspective, the grea
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by pageandrew 5y ago
Untrue... reddit pushes some subreddits to the front page and bans other subreddits on the basis of spreading "disinformation".

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