Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
amalag
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
47 ms
·
481.
▲
by
amalag
13y ago
I just buy online from somewhere in Asia and you can get very high quality glasses for around $150. That would cost $600 here.
482.
▲
by
amalag
13y ago
You can try powerdns
483.
▲
by
amalag
13y ago
It is a credit to the states that could put 1 million people into shelters for Phalin, but we don't know all the circumstances so we should not unnecessarily criticize.
484.
▲
by
amalag
13y ago
Religious rituals are meant to connect with the divine. The idea being they are not inventions of ordinary people. Some created superstition just gives some order in someone's life and is just a shadow of a proper ritual.
485.
▲
by
amalag
13y ago
I think the question is, "Is there a ripple gateway for my location/currency"
486.
▲
by
amalag
13y ago
Unfortunately conservatives who hardly pronounce a sentence other than "Repeal Obamacare". I think everyone would welcome some debate on alternatives. As much as we like the market influence on routine care, I think the real cost
487.
▲
by
amalag
13y ago
What do you think of the Singapore model? It includes price subsidies, health savings accounts and catastrophic coverage. I think the US will not move towards single payer medicaid for all, I think it will adopt something along these lines.
488.
▲
by
amalag
13y ago
I am not sure if low tax rates cause them not to spend. I do see how corporations could accumalate a lot of cash and power though.
489.
▲
by
amalag
13y ago
I like to consider a low corporate tax, maybe even 0, but taxes on all types of income. If the corporate profits are in the corporation, then it is just a collection of people, but when the money comes out of the corporation (to a CEO or ot
490.
▲
by
amalag
13y ago
Depends case-to-case. It is very strong with some people. They are very intelligent, but I think they rely on their own programming too much. I worked with someone and we needed a file storage mechanism for a startup that needed to launch y
491.
▲
by
amalag
13y ago
mSATA is an industry standard and very small. But I think SATA could be a bottleneck which is why they moved to PCIe
492.
▲
by
amalag
13y ago
How is this different from dotenv ?
493.
▲
by
amalag
13y ago
From what I understand they clone existing VIDs because their functionality is exactly the same. If you have new functionality and need a new driver I don't think you can do that.
494.
▲
by
amalag
13y ago
Thank you. When you instantiate a zerovm instance you give it the associated code as well? And which IPC method can it use? Is zerovm the library you use, is there such a thing as a separate zerovm instance, or is it just the way we are use
495.
▲
by
amalag
13y ago
What does an instance look like. These are very lightweight instances of what?
496.
▲
by
amalag
13y ago
Google is complicit because of the pay-per-click model. They make money whether or not it the clicks are hired by middlemen or not.
497.
▲
by
amalag
13y ago
Well the answer is that government sites will determine subsidies. That includes verifying income and checking with numerous federal agencies. http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-switch/wp/2013/10
498.
▲
by
amalag
13y ago
It is an interesting question though of why we need a federal site in the first place in order to shop for a commercial product. We are required to have car insurance but we don't need the state government running a car insurance shopp
499.
▲
by
amalag
13y ago
A very good point. The federal government was supposed to have states create their own exchanges, but yes, this it seems like the commercial space could handle some of this.
500.
▲
by
amalag
13y ago
Even if states are incentivized to create their own exchanges, they are not doing it.
501.
▲
by
amalag
13y ago
Crashplan is really easy to setup. Won't save their data in hindsight, but they should have it or something like it.
502.
▲
by
amalag
13y ago
A company I work with was hit when the employee opened a phishing email supposedly from another employee in the same company. It hit about 50 gb of data on the shared drive. We had Crashplan and restored from a few days previous. I then tur
503.
▲
by
amalag
13y ago
Lithium?
504.
▲
by
amalag
13y ago
Can someone explain the underlying technology: What makes Mischief tick? Mischief uses Adaptively Sampled Distance Fields (ADFs), originally invented and developed by Ron and Sarah at Mitsubishi Electric Research Labs and further enhanced b
505.
▲
by
amalag
13y ago
The key FDA claim: "There are no beneficial bacteria in raw milk for gastrointestinal health." And their support for that is that "Probiotic microorganisms must be of human origin in order to have an impact on human health (
506.
▲
by
amalag
13y ago
Just imagine Breaking Bad with Bitcoins
507.
▲
by
amalag
13y ago
What load of bullshit. It does not even mention pasteurization. As most of the uninformed comments on this page as well. As a comment rightly notes: Raw milk contains lactase producing bacteria, so anyone consuming milk in its raw form woul
508.
▲
by
amalag
13y ago
Unless you had a full time job looking for your neighbors keys.
509.
▲
by
amalag
13y ago
That is great money for India.
510.
▲
by
amalag
13y ago
I think the Wall Street Journal (because of NewsCorp/Fox/Murdoch) would not give space to a pro-ObamaCare message on its article.
More ›