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Slightly against human nature

Wood From Eden • 1392 implied HN points • 19 Feb 24
🏥 Health & Wellness Stability Child development
  1. Foster care systems often fail to provide stable living conditions for children from adverse circumstances, impacting their chances in life.
  2. Research suggests that, on average, foster care does not provide better outcomes for children compared to staying with their birth families.
  3. Human nature and the need for stability suggest that foster children face unique challenges, including a lack of consistent relationships and environments.

Exercise Machines are Not Fraud

Yung’s Substack • 616 implied HN points • 02 Jul 23
🏥 Health & Wellness Fitness Exercise Equipment Injuries Stability
  1. Exercise machines and free weights each have their advantages and disadvantages, and the choice between them depends on factors like goals, training stage, and personal preferences.
  2. Machines do not necessarily isolate muscles, but they can provide stability and offer different resistance profiles compared to free weights.
  3. Safety is not a deciding factor between machines and free weights, and injuries in weight training are more commonly related to using free weights.

Why Go is currently my main programming language

Polymath Engineer Weekly • 31 implied HN points • 28 Nov 23
🕹 Technology Programming Developer Experience Stability Performance Tooling
  1. Go is a productive language with simple syntax and easy readability, making it accessible for new contributors.
  2. Go has fast build times, statically linked binaries for easy distribution, and a stable language ecosystem.
  3. Go offers good performance, low memory footprint, and useful built-in tooling for an awesome developer experience.

A Modern Look at an Old Banking Risk

The Sunday Morning Post • 78 implied HN points • 09 Jul 23
💰 Finance Banking Regulation Stability Risk management Social media
  1. Bank runs can still happen today, triggered by various factors like social media rumors and liquidity issues
  2. The FDIC, established in 1933, guarantees a certain amount of depositors' funds to prevent bank runs and provide stability to the banking system
  3. Modern banking faces new challenges like swift fund transfers, online activism affecting stock prices, and the need for regulators to adapt to the changing landscape
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