dismaying

The constant comparisons of Go and Rust that I see on HN and the like are quite dismaying in my eyes.

It's so dismaying to check in on HN threads and encounter this degree of nastiness and self-parody. Good for you, Weston.

It is truly dismaying to contemplate. Oracle will of course fight to resist Google's challenges to its damages claims and it will be up to the judge to decide.

I get that it was unexpected and kind of dismaying, but that doesn't mean drive-by downvoting was the wrong thing to do here.

The real downer is how dismaying it as that candidates clearly have never prepared. How could they have done any research ahead of time and NOT seen fizzbuzz?

On the one hand, it's dismaying to see something like this at #1 when I come back after 14 hours. On the other hand, it's reassuring to see HN users taking care of it by the time I refresh the front page.

It's really dismaying to see some project with 2343232 forks, many of which are newer than the 'main' one, and see little to no coordination between them.

It is pretty dismaying to watch Mozilla constantly postpone both the 64 bit version and multiple processes. I know phones are fun, but one would think that their moneyspinner would deserve better than that.

What exactly is dismaying about the parent comment? You don't truly believe that the parent commenter believes it is "her own stupid fault that she died penniless of cancer," do you?

I'm sure it's dismaying to see what he expected to be an afterthought feature showcased in the keynote, but I'm still with him on the dynamics of this market. Reading List is not going to be the final word in deferred reading.

I find it dismaying that your characterization of the current state of affairs seems entirely accurate.

It's dismaying that the commenter most attempting to contribute substantive discussion to this thread would be treated like this. If you want to talk about things that HN is disappointingly "not free from ...

Brendan's resignation was dismaying and distracting, but we haven't stopped working on stuff. Just after Brendan resigned, I read a comment somewhere to the effect of "I guess that's the end of Firefox OS".

The story is also brutal, dismaying, and provocative. Hopefully that won't render substantive discussion impossible, but if it does, we'll do what we usually do and weight the thread.

I honestly find it dismaying that the Economist could publish a story specifically on the recent drop in crime and never have heard of this study.

This is the kind if thing that is so dismaying to see on HN. It must be her own stupid fault that she died penniless of cancer, nothing is wrong with the system here. I guess you guys feel differently, but I see myself as much more likely to end up like this lady than the CompSci professors making bank that you're talking about.

Though it is indeed dismaying how many programmers dabbling into ML tend to do so without any scientific rigor... Whether the stockmarket can or cannot be predicted on the short term based on its past is another question...

Then I find it dismaying that they know of it but intentionally refrained from mentioning it in the online edition. More dismaying, honestly, as they are specifically championing a panopticon solution to crime here and saying that increased police expenditure and profiling has resulted in lower crime rates.

1003449 It is dismaying likely that even millions of well-genotyped samples will provide very little illumination of the development of disease risk in human beings. For you to get actionable information from 23andMe, moreover, you have to count on 23andMe having detailed personal health information about yourself and the other 23andMe customers: "But first Wojcicki needs spit.

This is no different from drowning any other part of government in the bathtub, and it's truly dismaying not only to see CNN print it as though this guy were qualified or in any way disinterested, but for it to appear here on HNN where it can raise my blood pressure.