Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
BasilPH
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
9 ms
·
91.
▲
by
BasilPH
4y ago
> Boom’s other partners include Safran Landing Systems, Collins Aerospace, fuel-system company Eaton and Northrop Grumman, which is helping with a military variant. Does anybody know more about this "military variant"?
92.
▲
by
BasilPH
4y ago
Any opinions on what this means for speech-to-text companies like rev.ai and assmembly.ai ? We've tested open source solutions for s2t, like kaldi, but the quality was not good enough. However, one of the main advantages of a service l
93.
▲
by
BasilPH
4y ago
I'm currently reading Yvon's book "Let my people go surfing"[^1] and so far, I can highly recommend it. The first, shorter half, is about how Patagonia grew, which is interesting from an entrepreneurial point of view. Th
94.
▲
What the month we launched looked like
(withfanfare.com)
1 points
by
BasilPH
4y ago
|
1 comments
95.
▲
by
BasilPH
4y ago
This is the first monthly update I wrote. I used it as an opportunity to get both the team and our investor on the same page. I think it offers a candid behind-the-scenes look and I hope it's interesting.
96.
▲
by
BasilPH
4y ago
"The Mom Test"[^0] is an excellent and short book about how to conduct those talks that I can highly recommend. It teaches you how to truly listen, and not bias the person you're interviewing. Two points that stuck with me: -
97.
▲
by
BasilPH
4y ago
Totally agree. SESTA-FOSTA is just the current instalment of this pattern.
98.
▲
by
BasilPH
4y ago
The relevant law here is called SESTA-FOSTA. It forces companies to ensure they don't host content that facilitates sexual exploitation. This has impacted full-service workers (i.e., prostitutes). Before SESTA-FOSTA, they could put up
99.
▲
by
BasilPH
4y ago
That sounds very cool! Did you share this list by any chance? I'm interested to stock up on some "efficient" products for the times that I'm not meal-planning but want to quickly whip something together.
100.
▲
by
BasilPH
4y ago
I'm a happy user of Kitchenful and it has definitely saved me a lot of time when meal-planning. The recipes are tasty too. I signed up just when they were still in the "e-mailing every client personally phase", and it's
101.
▲
by
BasilPH
4y ago
The author of this article is Cal Newport. A computer science professor and the author of my favourite non-fiction book: Deep Work. It's the one book I recommend to any knowledge worker. Nice to get his perspective on this topic.
102.
▲
by
BasilPH
4y ago
I've been enjoying the Culture series by Ian M. Banks a lot and I'm currently reading the second novel. It's about a future where a part of the Universe lives in the Culture, a society governed by superintelligent AIs. It
103.
▲
Reaching out into the void: Startups and content creators face similar problems
(interdimensional-television.com)
1 points
by
BasilPH
4y ago
|
0 comments
104.
▲
by
BasilPH
4y ago
When Descript[^0] came out with automatic overdubbing, it was absolute magic and it stayed magic for a long time. Happy to see that there is now an open-source alternative, although I'm not sure how easy their models are to use. Does a
105.
▲
by
BasilPH
4y ago
I didn't understand the screenshot from the mining dashboard: Is there a way to estimate how much money the attacker made so far?
106.
▲
by
BasilPH
4y ago
I've built dynomight's DIY filter[^1], and I love it. No DRM issues either. [^1]: https://dynomight.net/better-DIY-air-purifier.html
107.
▲
by
BasilPH
4y ago
I've been using Kagi for search and it's much better than DuckDuckGo. As much as I like DuckDuckGo, I think I'll stick with Kagi.
108.
▲
I'm an entrepreneur so I don't need to ask for permission
(interdimensional-television.com)
1 points
by
BasilPH
4y ago
|
0 comments
109.
▲
For me entrepreneurship is about not needing permission
(interdimensional-television.com)
1 points
by
BasilPH
4y ago
|
1 comments
110.
▲
by
BasilPH
4y ago
> Meticulous captures network traffic at record-time and stubs in responses at replay-time, which removes the need for a backend environment to replay against. That's neat. We've only just started using Playwright, but we'
111.
▲
by
BasilPH
4y ago
What do you think the pros and cons are compared to playwright.dev? The top-level features of recording, replaying, and diff-ing seem very close in my understanding.
112.
▲
by
BasilPH
4y ago
What are the advantages and disadvantages of a jailbroken Kindle compared to one with the official firmware?
113.
▲
by
BasilPH
4y ago
> but the problem with that is: when you manually play music in there you indicate you are going to do something embarrassing! I'm honestly not sure how big of a problem that is. What else would you go to the bathroom for, then pee
114.
▲
by
BasilPH
4y ago
I'm a paying customer of TailwindUI. TailwindUI is more advanced in my opinion: - There are more components. - One thing I love are the fully styled landing pages. They are made up of components as well, but I like seeing them put tog
115.
▲
by
BasilPH
4y ago
He is into crypto.
116.
▲
by
BasilPH
5y ago
She talks about this further down in the thread, making it her main point: > Again, specific places are facing EXTREMELY REAL wheat supply problems. MENA usually sources from Ukraine. Switching supply chains to India & other sources
117.
▲
by
BasilPH
5y ago
> Even more shocking might be how the German elite and the working class view the Ukraine situation. To them, Ukraine was a source of worry due to its cheap labor wages and proximity to Russia would create a competing industrial center.
118.
▲
by
BasilPH
5y ago
I came here to post this, glad you already did. It's honestly one of the best things I've ever listened to. I find it amazing how he can paint such a nuanced picture of such a complex and horrific topic which lends itself so easil
119.
▲
by
BasilPH
5y ago
I would be really interested in this if it had a focus mode, that hides e-mails and delivers them to me in batches. I loved Tempo[1], but unfortunately they ran out of money, which shows how tough this space is. [1]: https://www.
120.
▲
by
BasilPH
5y ago
> Well, that is kind of the problem with generative art, it is all process with no point. I don't see how this should be specific to computer-generated art. You can make drawings by hand that have no point. In my opinion computers a
More ›