Yep. Stop watching all sorts of advice from your chair. I have been hiking for many years now at ca. 2000 km per year. The body simply optimizes itself in time for all but very few people. A little adjustment might be necessary for particular cases, but you will figure this out finally yourself.
But the highest priority by far remains doing the basic things. Regularly - in any weather in this case - without excuses. That is the core. All other issues are premature optimizations (or to be clear, no optimization at all)
A lot of Google employees are reading HN and actively posting so no surprise. Did they at least contacted you to properly open a ticket now that they implicitely recognized the vulnerability? Otherwise very very dickish move as it solve nothing and you basically worked for free...
And now if anybody from HN team is listnening. Can you explain why this thread is fastly slipping from the front page?
Currently it’s being devanced by articles that are olders, with less upvote and fewer comments. Can you guarantee that nobody is able manipulate ranking? It’s only a hunch, but it’s not the first time that I notice that google related "bad buzz" move away from main page slightly faster than other...
PS: I’ll gladly accept downvotes. But answers on why I’m wrong or paranoid would have been better
There appear to be quite a few flags on the article pushing it down. The ratio of upvotes to age compared to the rest of the front page is a strong indicator of this.
Also: lots of HN'ers work at google. It would be a nice rule if people were told to abstain from using their flagging privileges when the company they work at is the subject of a thread.
It's probably because a lot of Google folks are on here - protecting their brand. Unfortunately that part isn't transparent, but its hopefully a minor issue.
Unfortunately that is true, and it's really bad for accessibility too (using links as buttons, but not coding the keyboard events that are used on buttons, for example.
Well, yes; you double-click the play button to play the video/iframe. I'd be more worried about "Oh, the button did nothing, I should try again.". The real fix is to not allow transparency/compositing.
