Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
albedoa
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
13 ms
·
211.
▲
by
albedoa
1y ago
I am not registered with this private instance, but there is a comment that I want to reply to: > This is so typical of people who are just doing a hatchet job for money but have no personal interest in the topic or skin in the game. Thi
212.
▲
by
albedoa
1y ago
Yep, same with "journalists". Publication companies were given a fast-track process that basically allowed them to hand out verifications to anyone who ever had a byline with them. The most reliable way to get verified was to sell
213.
▲
by
albedoa
1y ago
> You also need to count the time for it to wash them You do not. We are comparing the time it takes for a man to wash a dish versus the time it takes for that man to put that dish in the dishwasher, not versus the time it takes for a ma
214.
▲
by
albedoa
1y ago
I wonder if anyone remembers the K-Mart diners and cafes. This image search[0] shows various styles. Some or all of them were branded as K-Café. The one that I and my older brother remember from our local K-Mart is the sit-down experience w
215.
▲
by
albedoa
1y ago
> albeit half-jokingly It seems then that you could have acknowledged MiguelX413's comment without the feigned aloofness?
216.
▲
by
albedoa
2y ago
Gosh I hope she sees you Aaron!! <3 <3 <3
217.
▲
by
albedoa
2y ago
Nobody is confused. If the downvotes caused you to show us who you are, then they performed a duty, just not the expected one or one that you are enjoying.
218.
▲
by
albedoa
2y ago
...what? Did you mean to respond to me? I'm the one exposing the lie. There's a weird trend on here of karma chasers playing "gotcha" by posting rebuttals to things that literally nobody is claiming and hoping that we do
219.
▲
by
albedoa
2y ago
That is exactly what people told him at the time: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43231697 He is being dishonest.
220.
▲
by
albedoa
2y ago
You absolutely can. What on earth are you talking about.
221.
▲
by
albedoa
2y ago
If that is true, then TFA seriously missed the mark: > Alongside the changes in browser styles, page auditing tools like Lighthouse now flag cases of <h1>s without defined font-size as bad practice. Then when listing what to expect
222.
▲
by
albedoa
2y ago
I suppose one way to prevent the left from getting you fired from your job is by making yourself unhirable in the first place with these embarrassing displays.
223.
▲
by
albedoa
2y ago
Part of why it is less offensive is it's not actually hijacking our scrolling: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43572887 Scroll hijacking is when I try to scroll normally but the page overrides my distance and velo
224.
▲
by
albedoa
2y ago
Calm down dude, for fuck's sake. Read yourself back.
225.
▲
by
albedoa
2y ago
Stop. You really do not need to be acting like this.
226.
▲
by
albedoa
2y ago
Your question is, incredibly, more dishonest than the original claim. Truly impressive.
227.
▲
by
albedoa
2y ago
Let's try this a different way: What would it take for you to retract your misleading comparisons? You keep acknowledging and then repeating the deceit. You even solicit ways to stop being deceitful only to reject the many suggestions.
228.
▲
by
albedoa
2y ago
I wonder why you didn't quote the text here lol. Did you think we wouldn't click through and read it ourselves? Listen man, whatever causes you to so willingly believe everything that known grifters and con artists are selling you
229.
▲
by
albedoa
2y ago
> It was at least clear to me. Yes, that is the problem. It would be less concerning if it was not clear to you. Sharing that it was clear to you is evidence of the very deficiency in judgement that everyone is highlighting. You are
230.
▲
by
albedoa
2y ago
> Please pick better sources that are less alarmist and more factual. You literally asked AI to write your argument for you: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43530149 Maybe cool it on the source policing.
231.
▲
by
albedoa
2y ago
> not an actual dictionary Go on, tell us what you think an "actual dictionary" is.
232.
▲
by
albedoa
2y ago
Are we talking about the Contacts app on macOS? I just added the birthday "9/22" to a contact. On blur, the value changes to "September 22". On save, I see the value "September 22" reflected in the birthda
233.
▲
by
albedoa
2y ago
> HTML/CSS was on most job descriptions I saw. Those are going to be on nearly every FE job description you see. I think OP's point is that they are not necessary to land a job despite their automatic inclusion in the job des
234.
▲
by
albedoa
2y ago
Then I'm not sure if this is a great example of the survivorship bias. One company tried to hide the piracy, the other didn't. One company operated from piracy-friendly countries, the other operated from a piracy-hostile country.
235.
▲
by
albedoa
2y ago
Oh you are the one who made the original claim lmao. What would it take for you to ever admit that you are wrong?
236.
▲
by
albedoa
2y ago
Nobody is arguing that Sam Altman doesn't type in lowercase or that Steve Jobs didn't wear black turtlenecks.
237.
▲
by
albedoa
2y ago
> Not in science. Not in AI. Not in maths or politics or entertainment or media. That is the professional Twitter class and is not at all representative of the norm. Click through to the replies. Sentence case is probably in the vast min
238.
▲
by
albedoa
2y ago
Alright man, here's your time to shine: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43055471
239.
▲
by
albedoa
2y ago
I have previously brought you a plain and obvious example of a contradiction, and you denied that it was a valid example. Now you want this poster to believe that if they were to just bring examples, you would be interested for reasons othe
240.
▲
by
albedoa
2y ago
Yes but for at least some of us, the confetti was seen on the round where we used our last guess. So we are wondering how the commenter knows there weren't more rounds. Did you get confetti on a round that you know to have guessed corr
More ›