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I disagree. I'm hardly squishy, and their pants fit me better than any khakis or jeans that I've worn in the past few years.

I never need to type "jk" unless I'm pasting a certificate or a hash/UUID/key. It's worth the remap for me. As always, to each his own.

" # Server Code Injection # # Strings which can cause user to run code on server as a privileged user (c.f. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7665153)

/dev/null; rm -rf /*; echo " That's a little aggressive for testing no?

I see. Maybe the additional exposure would have shed light on the risk involved?

Imagine if all government software was open source and significant bug reports and contributions were rewarded with cash... I hope we reach some happy medium between that and what we have today in the future.

It's pretty clear that the self-driving cars aren't at fault. They even quote an anonymous source that says the cars were occupied and were moving at slow speeds. Nothing to see here. Move along.

It would be nice if there were some indicator to where I start. Many colors look the same, and I have trouble finding my "lightcycle".

This article seems irrelevant in the context of Hacker News. His death was tragic, and the details of his death are morbid and off topic.

It costs money to move. If you're poor, it's unlikely that you have the resources to move to a place that's better. Many poor people don't have the time to research the optimal county in which to live either. They probably have more pressing issues like this month's rent.

As someone who grew up near Lake Michigan, it is truly bizarre to see the lake this clear. These pictures look like they came out of the Gulf of Mexico!

Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut.

Interesting fictional depiction of highly technical/scientific minds.