Hacker News Headlines Always Make Sense

My hobby: Adding "in Rust", "in Go", and "in Tensorflow" to the end of Hacker News headlines and seeing if it makes sense. Always does. Hacker News new | threads | comments | show | ask | jobs | submit A Single Entity Dominates the Price of Bitcoin in Rust Regarding Marcus Hutchins aka MalwareTech in Go Slight Street Sign Modifications Can Completely Fool Machine Learning Algorithms in Tensorflow A Virtual LAN using NATS, written in Go in Rust Arrest of WannaCry researcher sends chill through security community in Go Martin Shkreli is found guilty of securities fraud in Tensorflow Java blocking queues for concurrency beginners in Rust A Porting 4.5K lines of C to Go in Go A US Supreme Court ruling could see electronic filings and post them free online in Tensorflow A tall chimney to facilitate heat exchange in the atmosphere in Rust

Это скриншот твита Вики Бойкис с лентой Hacker News. Шутка в том, что к любому заголовку добавляются названия языков программирования или технологий — «in Rust», «in Go» и «in Tensorflow» — и каждый раз это неожиданно звучит правдоподобно. Такой мем отправляют как реакцию на универсальность и модность технологических терминов. EN: This is a screenshot of a tweet by Vicki Boykis with a Hacker News feed. The joke is that programming languages or technologies—“in Rust,” “in Go,” and “in Tensorflow”—are appended to every headline, and each one somehow still sounds plausible. People send this meme as a reaction to the versatility and trendiness of tech terminology.

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