Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
DataWorker
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
10 ms
·
31.
▲
by
DataWorker
6y ago
This really undermines trust.
32.
▲
by
DataWorker
6y ago
Or we need to stop using words like fascism, tyranny, racist just because someone disagrees with us. That shift to cooler more informative language is just as difficult for educated people. Even on HN, so many threads devolve into Godwin’s
33.
▲
by
DataWorker
6y ago
It’s almost as if education is a proxy for being a social conformist. But people still think school cures groupthink. It does the opposite by definition.
34.
▲
by
DataWorker
6y ago
It certainly looks much different from what we would historically label coup attempt. Usually a coup has to at least be theoretically possible. It also would seem to require some level coordination. I have yet to see evidence of that. I rea
35.
▲
by
DataWorker
6y ago
That assumes the incentives and policies do not shift. Is that a good assumption? I hear very antinuclear sentiments all the time.
36.
▲
by
DataWorker
6y ago
Evaluate the authors directly.
37.
▲
by
DataWorker
6y ago
Why not? Concluding there is other life out there seems like it would be good for society. Less xenophobia. What’s the harm in that?
38.
▲
by
DataWorker
6y ago
Just twitter fortifying their mote?
39.
▲
by
DataWorker
6y ago
It would be silly to not treat the suicide as a consequence of the situation. Either a head injury or simple psychological stress. He lost colleagues at the very least he should have had access to better mental health resources.
40.
▲
by
DataWorker
6y ago
And if he was arrested prior that indicates some awareness in advance of what might have unfolded. I’m probably alone in the opinion that it shouldn’t have been given the go ahead, especially amidst a pandemic. Protests seem unreasonably da
41.
▲
by
DataWorker
6y ago
We need to identify the baddies somehow.
42.
▲
by
DataWorker
6y ago
1776-2020. In all seriousness, there’s a balance that can be had. We ought not surrender any freedoms enthusiastically. Once gone, they will be gone forever.
43.
▲
by
DataWorker
6y ago
“Sometimes it feels China is going through the same stages of history Europe went through over centuries but at breakneck speed.” A dangerously ethnocentric perspective.
44.
▲
by
DataWorker
6y ago
Sleep and breathing are (obviously?) related.
45.
▲
by
DataWorker
6y ago
I thought strains were debunked at the beginning of the pandemic.
46.
▲
by
DataWorker
6y ago
The reason we don’t have masks is because we’ve gone all in on China and lost our manufacturing base. If you think this happened in the past 3 years, you have to ignore all data and pretend history doesn’t exist.
47.
▲
by
DataWorker
6y ago
TDS.
48.
▲
by
DataWorker
6y ago
The hair is a thing in itself in some cultures.
49.
▲
by
DataWorker
6y ago
Only correct you to say not about making the government look weak, it’s about the ego of the persons who are in leadership in those government organizations. Entirely about people and their careers and vanities and not so much about the gov
50.
▲
by
DataWorker
6y ago
No mention of peloton? The big problem is the umbrella of “tech stocks” includes an increasingly diverse set of companies that have little in common. FANGs are an example. Movies, advertising, consumer electronics, online retail, but we ta
51.
▲
by
DataWorker
6y ago
You are counting 2 year olds in the denominator. IRC and Usenet were the internet. If you used a computer you used these. But yes, computers were less common then, especially amongst two year olds.
52.
▲
by
DataWorker
6y ago
The public are only given a reflection of the candidate and even that is mediated by the media. Why worry about being accountable when you can spin the truth to suit your party agenda while half the media or more go merrily along with it.
53.
▲
by
DataWorker
6y ago
I wouldn’t assume he doesn’t care. He is human don’t forget. I do wonder how much the tougher stance towards China is specific to this administration. Can we know that a different administration would not have acted similarly. Maybe not the
54.
▲
by
DataWorker
6y ago
“According to Bolton”
55.
▲
by
DataWorker
6y ago
If you like literature then focus on lyrics. The country genre, folk and rap can be appreciated from a literary angle if you can’t hear well or recognize intervals or anything. If you like movies, try on some musicals and then wade into op
56.
▲
by
DataWorker
6y ago
What’s the decent location? Even without parking rent that seems extremely low for sf. Also luxury?
57.
▲
by
DataWorker
6y ago
There are simply more Chinese so brain drain will be more pronounced. But I would also speculate that a larger percentage of Vietnamese are second generation or more. Very true in little Saigon. Poor Vietnamese who were born in the USA live
58.
▲
by
DataWorker
6y ago
As with everything related to the pandemic, it kills the smaller competitors making those who will survive, schools like Stanford, Harvard, businesses like apple and google, have an even greater market dominance than before.
59.
▲
by
DataWorker
6y ago
It seems like anybody familiar with the history of the profession would be wise to not so easily “accept treatment.” But then again, even insiders like Jordan Peterson will “accept treatment” that nearly kills them. The hubris isn’t unique
60.
▲
by
DataWorker
6y ago
If we don’t know then we don’t know. Calling it a chemical imbalance implies knowledge that does not exist.
More ›