Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
4fterd4rk
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
7 ms
·
61.
▲
by
4fterd4rk
9mo ago
You can buy a third party wallet card that works with the Find My network just like an AirTag.
62.
▲
by
4fterd4rk
9mo ago
Them being far above the median PE ratio for the S&P 500 tells you that a future correction would be a discount and you should buy? Please walk me through your logic on this one.
63.
▲
by
4fterd4rk
9mo ago
Well, yeah. Because there hasn't been any significant fluctuation in exchange rates. You can also see the decline in the velocity of money that's offsetting the increase in the money supply metrics (numbers checked on FRED). It&#x
64.
▲
by
4fterd4rk
9mo ago
Compromised people and useful idiots within the Trump administration are being persuaded by Russia to destroy the dollar and break up NATO.
65.
▲
by
4fterd4rk
9mo ago
A lot of HN commentators are high on their own supply with regard to the AI bubble... when you realize that this stuff isn't actually that expensive the whole thing begins to quickly unravel.
66.
▲
by
4fterd4rk
9mo ago
Well... sure. I've had trouble with anxiety and it's actually an incredibly anxiety provoking thing for me to go to therapy. But I read enough information telling me that therapy is good for anxiety so I finally went. I think ther
67.
▲
by
4fterd4rk
9mo ago
Just curious... would you rely on a doctor that passed some tests rather than going to an accredited medical school?
68.
▲
by
4fterd4rk
10mo ago
Electric trucks make perfect sense and are ideal for what most F-150s are actually used for. The problem is that the F-150 is a fashion accessory for low IQ types that cosplay as rancher/cowboy/whatever. They're buying the ap
69.
▲
by
4fterd4rk
10mo ago
How the hell is this AI slop getting upvoted? The early 777s are being retired because they're old. Engine failures are a thing that happens on all planes. You aren't going to retire planes because of one unless it reveals a great
70.
▲
by
4fterd4rk
10mo ago
And in the United States, what percentage of total generation does coal contribute? And is that rising or falling? Sorry, just being smug with some inconvenient facts.
71.
▲
by
4fterd4rk
11mo ago
You say rents are going down... but you want rent control? That's one way to ensure rents will never, ever go down. Every landlord will charge the statutory maximum.
72.
▲
by
4fterd4rk
11mo ago
Every normal school kid who interacted with a home school kid will recall what the problem is with homeschooling. I would never want to raise a little weirdo like the weirdo home schoolers I knew.
73.
▲
by
4fterd4rk
11mo ago
Man Proxmox... I love it, I use it, but I swear there has to be a more straightforward way to implement this technology.
74.
▲
by
4fterd4rk
1y ago
It's insulting but I also find it extremely concerning that my younger colleagues can't seem to tell the difference. An article will very clearly be AI slop and I'll express frustration, only to discover that they have no ide
75.
▲
by
4fterd4rk
1y ago
Absolutely no one gives a shit about the features the out of touch nerds value, which is why Android inevitably begins to follow Apple.
76.
▲
by
4fterd4rk
1y ago
The humans have gotten more expensive.
77.
▲
by
4fterd4rk
1y ago
They didn't say that. Your reading comprehension is poor.
78.
▲
by
4fterd4rk
1y ago
I'm starting to think that the most effective form of protest might be to make it clear to the billionaires that we know about their bunkers and they won't be safe in them following a climate cataclysm.
79.
▲
by
4fterd4rk
1y ago
It's like The Bear. Ohhhhh no I've opened a restaurant and now there are customers aaaaahhhhh this is horrible ahhhhhhhh
80.
▲
by
4fterd4rk
2y ago
It's interesting to me how Rand wrote books about socialism leading us to a world where irrationality takes over in a dysfunctional world and we now live in a world where unrestrained capitalism has caused irrationality to take over in
81.
▲
by
4fterd4rk
2y ago
They're quite good at it, actually.
82.
▲
by
4fterd4rk
2y ago
The majority of the world has non-potable tap water.
83.
▲
by
4fterd4rk
2y ago
Is there any reason that your blockchain use case wouldn't be better served by one of the many freely available SQL database servers? This question would have eliminated 95% of 2019 era blockchain projects.
84.
▲
by
4fterd4rk
2y ago
The NIMBY people know what they're doing. They know that restricting the supply of housing is bad for society. They don't care because it is good for their own personal financial position. I'm sick of these posts thinking tha
85.
▲
by
4fterd4rk
2y ago
I assume it's some elaborate mounting thing if you spent that much on it, but actually a magsafe charger will act as a standard Qi charger as well.
86.
▲
by
4fterd4rk
2y ago
Don't believe your lying eyes?
87.
▲
by
4fterd4rk
2y ago
Yeah... the overenthusiastic tool bringing up labor intensive ideas for minimal gain just means I can't hit the gym at lunch. Not putting up with that so a meaningless metric can go up by 0.5%.
88.
▲
by
4fterd4rk
2y ago
Why would I recommend a standout performer for a position at my company? So they can outshine me? I never recommend the "true believer" tool, always the average performer I got along with.
89.
▲
by
4fterd4rk
2y ago
You wish you were in prison?
90.
▲
by
4fterd4rk
2y ago
Oh how we forget... Phones at the time were HORRIBLE. To you, today, it looks like the iPhone couldn't do much. Back then it was revolutionary that a phone could simply render a proper website or connect to your home wifi.
More ›