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This nytimes article has a very different take. The field is excited at the prospect of new physics: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/06/13/science/cern-hadron-colli...

Spring has an oauth2 authorization server that is currently in early release: https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-authorization-serv...

I'm building something with it currently and it's quite nice, especially if you are already familiar with spring security. Documentation is quite sparse tho.

There's a service I tried once called blinkist.com where they have a large library of books that they condense by summarizing them into a smaller package. As well, most books also come as audiobooks. I used it but found it was hard to come away feeling you had absorbed much from the books when they had been shortened the way they were. But yes, definitely other people feel the same way you do.

Is there a link to this?

Work and self-actualisation can be rewarding and meaningful, but looking at the sea from an hammock and drinking too much beer with friends three times a week is also a completely respectable way of waiting for the gravitational swallowing of the planet.

Part of wants to accept this from the author and the other part of me is wary. I didn't have a child because I wanted to be happy, I did it because I wanted a more meaningful life. It was the greatest decision I ever made.

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Yeah, maybe I heard wrong

Audiobook meta search: https://www.audiobookmate.com

- Backend: Flask + SQLAlchemy + Celery

- Frontend: Angular + Bootstrap

- Database: MySQL + Elasticsearch + Redis

- Deployment: Kubernetes on GKE

I like your answer I just wonder: I used this project to teach myself kubernetes. If someone asks me how I know kubernetes what do I say? I suppose I say it was on a side project I did

you wanna have a goat debate on hn

How do you do site analytics?

A condo? Houses are still insane

What can we learn from that bubble to help us tell whether this one is close to bursting?

Judging by covid I wonder if climate change will have to begin to affect every state, not just the coastal ones, before the U.S. has the political capital to take true action.

My argument is you can't have it both ways. You want to collect $500k salaries you're going to have to live with your employer pursuing immense profits

Facebook makes decisions on a profit basis and by that metric is meteorically successful. These Facebook employees that spent years collecting their $500k pay cheques might want to consider this before posting their videos criticizing the company's direction

https://www.hopupon.com

HopUpon is a Cheap Multi-City Flight Generator that allows you to explore new cities as you "hop" along to your destination. Our algorithm creates itineraries that are often cheaper than a direct flight.

It was also done in the HBO John Adams miniseries

Democratic elections are supposed to be the failsafe for that no?

This is true but I think getting less so as Joe is getting more confident in opining his ideas, look no further than his latest takes on the covid response

The only support for basic accounts is for billing

The owners of giphy don't feel the same pangs I'm sure

Economics Explained on youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZ4AMrDcNrfy3X6nsU8-rPg

Link for making a mask is broken. Anyone have a good link how to make your own?

I feel like that was the original point of having to login through Facebook to access Tinder, you could see whether your matches had shared friends. The idea being this was a potential indicator you might be a good match or not

Don't go looking for beefs.

You can't even post a question on StackOverflow without creating a beef (e.g. "Why would you want to do that?")

Agreed, it's terribly cynical

Good breakdown of why this is probably just noise https://www.forbes.com/sites/startswithabang/2019/11/26/this...

I don't really see why people keep trying to "defend" remote working looking for optimizations in a practice which is fundamentally broken. At what point in our evolutionary history do you think the human animal, which evolved as a pack hunter in a highly socialized environment, was designed to work from home 40 hrs a week? We should be focusing on creating more flexible office environments for our workers where they can come in and work with their coworkers regularly

Ok, but what else could it be?