All of their crime rates are lower than the US across all categories, except maybe bike theft. The US has anywhere from 4-10x Japan's rate of sexual assault crimes (the lower end accounting for their lower report rate).
Agreed. Almost every submission has someone claiming it's AI now, it's pretty exhausting.
They've always billed monthly, but the thing they got in trouble for was that it was attached to a 1-year commit where customers were getting hit with early termination fees pro-rated to the rest of the contract. If…
Looks like this may be a recent change after they were ordered to pay $150M for deceptive practices. https://www.theverge.com/tech/894555/adobe-75-million-doj-se...
> discount for committing to a year It's worth than that. They don't even offer a monthly subscription contract - it's purely annual, but they advertise and promote monthly with fine print.
I imagine both states would end up with single-payer healthcare pretty quickly, and both already have GDP greater than all but 3 EU countries... what exactly would the EU bring to the table?
There are a few bad examples like Halo, Black Flag, and Oblivion but overall I think remakes/remasters over the last several years have been pretty good. Resident Evil, Silent Hill, Dead Space, Persona, Final Fantasy…
I just re-installed recently for gaming partition. Some of the things I need to disable are annoying, but yes they're still fine. > fighting against the annoyances Because they're trivial annoyances. I spend just as…
And these VBA macros in excel probably don't have any more bugs and issues than all the software written by the HN community. Six of one, half a dozen of the other.
Except they pay CodeWeavers to do most of the work.
> maximize clicks and screen-time This doesn't make any sense. I regularly use Windows for a few things, and do not have this problem. Sane corp group policies disable all the annoying things folks complain about on the…
> only really works well for a couple of query patterns To be fair this probably covered probably 9x% of production queries, like high-selectivity index-covered filters and sorts (with a limit). Even today most planners…
I think OP is just alluding to the fact that Postgres needs to do less work to go from secondary index to table data, since the tid is a direct pointer to the exact page and slotted entry while MySQL needs a b-tree…
If only there was an HN guideline about not using the site primarily for promotion.
It's on you to prove it does. In what ways does it contribute?
When they're contributing to the conversation. It's not relevant.
Weird time to advertise your product.
From the Firecracker README: https://github.com/firecracker-microvm/firecracker "Firecracker was developed at Amazon Web Services to accelerate the speed and efficiency of services like AWS Lambda and AWS Fargate."
> they could use some of this tech Firecracker is AWS tech, and is behind both Lambda & Fargate. I imagine it's all the enterprisey extras built on top that cause those issues.
Except Israel calls all criticism against it biased or anti semitic. Even a bad programmer can spot another bad programmer, sharing the trait doesn't mean you're not qualified to call it out in others.
> has never expressed Yes, the 4% of the Palestinian population they've killed is definitely not a form of expression. Like somehow killing only matters if you talk about how fun it is first. For the record that's…
Sure if you ignore the UN Commission of Inquiry report from March 2025 that concluded sexual and gender-based violence was used systematically against Palestinian detainees.
> like you're trying to rebut my argument You don't really have an argument so much as a string of statements, and it's not really clear that you're trying to engage with the best interpretation of the existing argument.
What do you think knowing the details will do for the person in the leadership position? It doesn't change what needs to be done, it doesn't change what has been done, all it usually does it put a monkey on the leaders…
> whether they need to know the details No. Leaderships job in this context is to set expectations of what happens next and to drive to team towards a solution that meets those expectations. No amount of trust magically…
All of their crime rates are lower than the US across all categories, except maybe bike theft. The US has anywhere from 4-10x Japan's rate of sexual assault crimes (the lower end accounting for their lower report rate).
Agreed. Almost every submission has someone claiming it's AI now, it's pretty exhausting.
They've always billed monthly, but the thing they got in trouble for was that it was attached to a 1-year commit where customers were getting hit with early termination fees pro-rated to the rest of the contract. If…
Looks like this may be a recent change after they were ordered to pay $150M for deceptive practices. https://www.theverge.com/tech/894555/adobe-75-million-doj-se...
> discount for committing to a year It's worth than that. They don't even offer a monthly subscription contract - it's purely annual, but they advertise and promote monthly with fine print.
I imagine both states would end up with single-payer healthcare pretty quickly, and both already have GDP greater than all but 3 EU countries... what exactly would the EU bring to the table?
There are a few bad examples like Halo, Black Flag, and Oblivion but overall I think remakes/remasters over the last several years have been pretty good. Resident Evil, Silent Hill, Dead Space, Persona, Final Fantasy…
I just re-installed recently for gaming partition. Some of the things I need to disable are annoying, but yes they're still fine. > fighting against the annoyances Because they're trivial annoyances. I spend just as…
And these VBA macros in excel probably don't have any more bugs and issues than all the software written by the HN community. Six of one, half a dozen of the other.
Except they pay CodeWeavers to do most of the work.
> maximize clicks and screen-time This doesn't make any sense. I regularly use Windows for a few things, and do not have this problem. Sane corp group policies disable all the annoying things folks complain about on the…
> only really works well for a couple of query patterns To be fair this probably covered probably 9x% of production queries, like high-selectivity index-covered filters and sorts (with a limit). Even today most planners…
I think OP is just alluding to the fact that Postgres needs to do less work to go from secondary index to table data, since the tid is a direct pointer to the exact page and slotted entry while MySQL needs a b-tree…
If only there was an HN guideline about not using the site primarily for promotion.
It's on you to prove it does. In what ways does it contribute?
When they're contributing to the conversation. It's not relevant.
Weird time to advertise your product.
From the Firecracker README: https://github.com/firecracker-microvm/firecracker "Firecracker was developed at Amazon Web Services to accelerate the speed and efficiency of services like AWS Lambda and AWS Fargate."
> they could use some of this tech Firecracker is AWS tech, and is behind both Lambda & Fargate. I imagine it's all the enterprisey extras built on top that cause those issues.
Except Israel calls all criticism against it biased or anti semitic. Even a bad programmer can spot another bad programmer, sharing the trait doesn't mean you're not qualified to call it out in others.
> has never expressed Yes, the 4% of the Palestinian population they've killed is definitely not a form of expression. Like somehow killing only matters if you talk about how fun it is first. For the record that's…
Sure if you ignore the UN Commission of Inquiry report from March 2025 that concluded sexual and gender-based violence was used systematically against Palestinian detainees.
> like you're trying to rebut my argument You don't really have an argument so much as a string of statements, and it's not really clear that you're trying to engage with the best interpretation of the existing argument.
What do you think knowing the details will do for the person in the leadership position? It doesn't change what needs to be done, it doesn't change what has been done, all it usually does it put a monkey on the leaders…
> whether they need to know the details No. Leaderships job in this context is to set expectations of what happens next and to drive to team towards a solution that meets those expectations. No amount of trust magically…