Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
RALaBarge
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
11 ms
·
151.
▲
by
RALaBarge
9y ago
I dont think anyone who has a well rounded view on life thinks that the main import of your time here on earth is how large your salary is. Then again, if you are living in SF on your own volution, I bet there are a lot of things that you h
152.
▲
by
RALaBarge
9y ago
No.
153.
▲
by
RALaBarge
9y ago
Not op, but indiana, missouri, ohio for sure fit this catagory.
154.
▲
by
RALaBarge
9y ago
Lol, you can’t be serious. There is a very large difference between investing and speculation, and blockchain currencies are a supreme example of a pump and dump speculation scam.
155.
▲
by
RALaBarge
9y ago
As jabl says, it is a question of the surface area of the blades. Another consideration is the noise that they make. I am from rural Michigan initially, and the main push back from the residents (aside from seeing them) is hearing the cons
156.
▲
by
RALaBarge
10y ago
Why do you think that is? Have you spent much time thinking about what would make you happy?
157.
▲
by
RALaBarge
10y ago
It is sometimes easy to forget to acknowledge the bubble we find ourselves in, in modern life. In a group of professionals where we are taught "the sky is the limit!", it is important to remember that for the vast majority of our
158.
▲
by
RALaBarge
11y ago
Got a source for that?
159.
▲
by
RALaBarge
11y ago
I too find that this helps when on long car rides as well. I only drink water, and maybe have an apple after a while, but I feel like when I am hungry, I am more sharp and alert - something very handy for moving 2.5k lbs @ 75 MPH
160.
▲
by
RALaBarge
11y ago
This simply is not conducive to a modern team. There are better ways to ensure security while still allowing some ease of use. Not saying that you should store private keys in not-so-private places, but if you need to access any non-critic
161.
▲
by
RALaBarge
11y ago
I present to you the answer that I most prefer for that question: http://www.multivax.com/last_question.html
162.
▲
by
RALaBarge
11y ago
Personally, I am willing to bet that all intelligent life will end up being quite lonely. Unless we find ways to bend space, there is little chance of us ever getting out of our local solar system, let alone galaxy or the local galactic cl
163.
▲
by
RALaBarge
11y ago
You can purchase the official Arduino starter kit for less than what the yearly price costs, not to mention the shipping fees from Amazon. As someone who works for a SaaS and pays for a Barkbox subscription, I do think the idea is good, but
164.
▲
by
RALaBarge
11y ago
I think the reports of Reddit's death is greatly exaggerated. The death certificate isn't usually granted until you produce a dead body, and it seems that Reddit, good and bad, is still very much alive.
165.
▲
by
RALaBarge
12y ago
I use something like this to test webhooks and demonstrate that the service behind it is working.
166.
▲
by
RALaBarge
12y ago
In the ArsTechnica forums, under the gaming heading, there is a group that plays every now and then. I have gotten in on 3 of the games, and it is exquisitely diabolical. I am curious if in person games have as much backstabbing in them as
167.
▲
by
RALaBarge
12y ago
The fact that SpaceX has come so far in such a short time is amazing. I am quite confident that they will overcome any technical challenges RE: re-usable first stages
168.
▲
by
RALaBarge
13y ago
I dont think it is fair to equate the fact that Google Drive is less reliable than Dropbox, just based on the fact that Google has more irons in the fire compared to Dropbox. They also have orders of magnitude more employees and resources
169.
▲
by
RALaBarge
13y ago
I find the best thing to do is just disable all notifications except text messages and calls on my phone.
170.
▲
by
RALaBarge
13y ago
Totally agree, but if the person who has an issue with your service, their first move is to blog and submit the post to HN, then likely they are going to be a shitty customer to deal with. As for cherry picking that quote from the comments,
171.
▲
by
RALaBarge
13y ago
I think one of the comments someone left on the blog itself rings true: "Wow, you are a hell customer." I'm willing to bet Squarespace is happy the OP is leaving their service, I know I would be if I were in their shoes. Gran
172.
▲
by
RALaBarge
13y ago
Lots of assumptions here.
173.
▲
by
RALaBarge
13y ago
Ahh, my faith in humanity shattered yet again! =)
174.
▲
by
RALaBarge
13y ago
If only the will of the people was a deciding factor in the vote...
175.
▲
by
RALaBarge
13y ago
I keep my 10 year old cell phone number alive and well on voice.google.com, it works great.
176.
▲
by
RALaBarge
13y ago
I came here to report the same thing. http://i.imgur.com/Htq6JIK.png