Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
JackMorgan
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
9 ms
·
61.
▲
by
JackMorgan
2y ago
I use Ubuntu as my main steam gaming install because it was recommended by Valve. Does anyone know if it's similarly decent on Fedora? I just want a few games, steam, discord, and a browser.
62.
▲
by
JackMorgan
2y ago
It was thirty years ago. I wasn't the one choosing what to cook. I just poured out bowls of soup. I didn't realize these days soup kitchens take orders! We surely do have a remarkable abundance of food in this country that even th
63.
▲
by
JackMorgan
2y ago
How do you enable it? I just installed Zed yesterday and I was looking for this setting. Edit, I suspect what I wanted was the "after delay" setting here https://zed.dev/docs/configuring-zed#autosave
64.
▲
by
JackMorgan
2y ago
I'm not trying to be cruel, but rather point out perhaps these community meals weren't that valuable if locals just turned their noses up at the free food. When folks are really hungry, it wouldn't matter if lentils isn'
65.
▲
by
JackMorgan
2y ago
Imagine being homeless from a hurricane yet still so privileged you can turn your nose up at a free vegan meal! Guess they didn't really need the meal after all... I feel like this is more a commentary on the "needy" folks. N
66.
▲
by
JackMorgan
2y ago
That is a epic story. What gear were you in, were you in structural gear or something else? Just the thought of hiking in my structural gear gives me blisters.
67.
▲
by
JackMorgan
2y ago
Indeed, in what universe were all these store front businesses open only from 4pm-9pm when high schoolers were available.
68.
▲
by
JackMorgan
2y ago
Jordan Peterson, Lex Friedman, and Joe Rogan are conservative, right-wing entertainers. They are not widely accepted as intellectuals, but rather as entertaining lecturers and interviewers who are quite biased. That the author would conside
69.
▲
by
JackMorgan
2y ago
I've read several books on DDD and was on a team that fully bought into the idea and attempted to implement it for five years. After all that, I think the concept of a ubiquitous language is excellent. Everyone should standardize on a
70.
▲
by
JackMorgan
2y ago
Do you ever get on each other's nerves? Are the apartments separated enough that there's noise issues?
71.
▲
by
JackMorgan
2y ago
Some amount of social anxiety has to be a pre-modern survival trait. Strangers from another tribe or clan were often extremely dangerous. Even travel used to be fraught with bandits and highway robbery. Many modern activities will put someo
72.
▲
by
JackMorgan
2y ago
I completely disagree, and think work from home (which most of our ancestors did until the industrial revolution) is infinitely better for making and sustaining healthy friendships. There's not 90-120 minutes of commute time sitting al
73.
▲
by
JackMorgan
2y ago
I hiked 1000 miles on the AT in the winter of '22, and to this day I marvel at potable water on tap, AND it gets hot! Too hot even! What a delight. Also plumbing and a bidet! No catholes, no rashes, no norovirus! I wake up every day wi
74.
▲
by
JackMorgan
2y ago
Fascinating read. This explains so much of the "crafts" movement I see in myself and friends. Bad food and shoddy material goods are practically free for a middle class person. It's easy to visit a big box store and get chea
75.
▲
by
JackMorgan
2y ago
I like the newest design! The hook and loop for the power adapter in particular really is a great idea for something that needs to be removed so frequently.
76.
▲
by
JackMorgan
2y ago
It really is such a great game! I got the base game, beat it a few times, then my partner and I played a few mods, currently in an Angels+Bobs playthrough. So much replay value
77.
▲
by
JackMorgan
2y ago
All things in moderation! Now if I can just make it through the winter without installing the new Factorio DLC...
78.
▲
by
JackMorgan
2y ago
Veiled bigotry isn't brave, noble, or a search for truth.
79.
▲
by
JackMorgan
2y ago
This doesn't always get a lot of traction, but I have medically diagnosed ADHD. The meds cause terrible and dangerous side effects for me, so I cannot take them. I decided to actively train my focus in my early twenties. Over time I go
80.
▲
by
JackMorgan
2y ago
Come right out and say what you mean. No sense being coy, unless you know that your hypothesis actually is encouraging hate and will not be tolerated by this community.
81.
▲
by
JackMorgan
2y ago
Volunteering is such a great way to fill the soul! There's so many ways to volunteer, always another way to help if you need a change. I got into fire fighting last year, and now help with ambulance volunteering. I also do free job ski
82.
▲
by
JackMorgan
2y ago
I think if everyone in the country could easily afford a 5 bedroom house on one person's salary, and they deeply felt like their kids would grow up safe and healthy environment, we'd have a population explosion. The decline is cau
83.
▲
by
JackMorgan
2y ago
Do you have access to other lidar areas, like in Pennsylvania/Philly?
84.
▲
by
JackMorgan
2y ago
A few things make this effective: freedom to follow one's curiosity, personal responsibility, and intrinsic motivation over extrinsic. I used to teach public middle school, and I developed a profound belief that how we educate students
85.
▲
by
JackMorgan
2y ago
I listened to Endurance by Alfred Lansing while winter hiking the southern 1000 miles of the AT. Several days and nights below freezing didn't seem so bad any more! They had unimaginable grit and determination. Truly a remarkable tale.
86.
▲
by
JackMorgan
2y ago
I would strongly suggest trying to find a CBT program. Also reading books like "Complex PTSD: From Surviving to Thriving" or "The Body Keeps the Score". Alcohol to cure the symptoms is dangerous long term. It destroys li
87.
▲
by
JackMorgan
2y ago
I see the same results on both the Vivosmart 4 and the original Instinct. Both Garmin.
88.
▲
by
JackMorgan
2y ago
I would be disappointed as well! I got it a year ago, still feels like new. However, I got the very thin Japanese futon model, and my partner and I are both under 145lb/65kg so that probably goes a long way. I could definitely see a he
89.
▲
by
JackMorgan
2y ago
I definitely sleep really good with a thin sheet down to 60F/15C. Below that, yeah I'll put in a blanket. For reference in 2022 I winter hiked the southern half of the AT, and it was below freezing every night for months. I did ha
90.
▲
by
JackMorgan
2y ago
I was just about to buy almost this exact setup! Excellent to see it's effective. I thought I was mad looking into fish tank coolers. I was thinking though skipping the evaporative cooler and going with a compressor model. Quite a bit
More ›