Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
andrepd
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
23 ms
·
571.
▲
by
andrepd
11mo ago
Tik-tok type thing to say.
572.
▲
by
andrepd
11mo ago
Sorry I read the first 10 words of your comment but didn't understand the point.
573.
▲
by
andrepd
11mo ago
Are you for real? Or is this some irony I'm not getting
574.
▲
by
andrepd
11mo ago
This is literally what is says in TFA lol
575.
▲
by
andrepd
11mo ago
It's a matter of scale. Objectively, yandex is a great resource, and Kagi's results would be degraded without it. Pennies per user go to them. The sum of the entire money that has ever transferred from Kagi to yandex is what? 30 s
576.
▲
by
andrepd
11mo ago
Text is a difficult medium ahahaha
577.
▲
by
andrepd
11mo ago
If it was not clear enough, I was being sarcastic. I'm applying the same logic that's widely acceptable to apply at Palestine (they started it, Israel is defending themselves, Palestine doesn't even exist), and applying it to
578.
▲
by
andrepd
11mo ago
Unfortunately the reality in Gaza is way more severe than the reality in Ukraine in nearly every conceivable metric: deaths, famine, buildings destroyed, farms, schools, hospitals, journalists killed, shortages (by blockade) of essential go
579.
▲
by
andrepd
11mo ago
I don't see a way out besides massive reconfiguration. We've been living in this world since 2008 and the train shows no signs of stopping, only speeding up.
580.
▲
by
andrepd
11mo ago
I give thoughtful gifts. It would never occur to me to order Amazon slop just to mark some meaningless occasion as mandated by social/adbiz pressure. The missus reads a lot so whatever book she mentioned that she'd like to read is
581.
▲
by
andrepd
11mo ago
The circus that neoliberal capitalism puts on to keep the show going...
582.
▲
by
andrepd
11mo ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but doesn't the EU digital markets act mandate this?
583.
▲
by
andrepd
11mo ago
> Yes, Steam Machine is optimized for gaming, but it's still your PC. Install your own apps, or even another operating system. Who are we to tell you how to use your computer? Isn't it just a relief to see a product announcemen
584.
▲
by
andrepd
11mo ago
Nonsense. It's easy to design an app where the server stores all information in an encrypted form. If OpenAI "cared about privacy" like this PR piece claims, they would do this. They don't because they (obviously) don&#x
585.
▲
by
andrepd
11mo ago
> In Cyberpunk 2077, running at 4K, it’s a surprisingly stable 60fps, albeit with the caveat of that using FSR 3 upscaling on Performance mode with Medium quality settings So it's not running at 4K nor 60fps. I wish people would sto
586.
▲
by
andrepd
11mo ago
They're horrendously expensive and un-repairable. That rules it out for me, personally.
587.
▲
by
andrepd
11mo ago
Has there even been a decently-sized phone since the Sony Compacts? And the iPhone minis of course.
588.
▲
by
andrepd
11mo ago
> Inspired by the concept of “a piece of cloth,” Had to triple-check that this wasn't a parody website.
589.
▲
by
andrepd
11mo ago
The case of the EU Commissioner is particularly grating because she leads 500 million people without ever being subjected to an election.
590.
▲
by
andrepd
11mo ago
Literally so, because the European """Parliament""" is the only institution with this name that I'm aware of that does not have the power to introduce laws . Which means it doesn't have the power to
591.
▲
by
andrepd
11mo ago
Oh no, I live more years, work less hours, and breathe cleaner air, but unfortunately line goes up slightly less than in the US of A.
592.
▲
by
andrepd
11mo ago
Keeping the planet habitable, or making line go up? Truly a difficult choice... More seriously: what is the benefit for the citizens of Europe to chase trends? AI is shaping up to be a bubble. Even if "market remains irrational longer
593.
▲
by
andrepd
11mo ago
I fail to see how any of those points will make me any money. I'm here to make a trillion-dollar startup that dominates the competition, not any of that wishy-washy nonsense.
594.
▲
by
andrepd
11mo ago
Reading books is an excellent idea. Reading books for the reasons in this blog post is a terrible idea.
595.
▲
by
andrepd
11mo ago
Preferably, read 25 good books, not 25 pieces of linkedin-bait.
596.
▲
by
andrepd
11mo ago
In a vacuum you would be right. However, such a skewed distribution is virtually guaranteed to be biased and expose you only to a very small sample of the ideas and experiences of humanity. It's not even a matter of the "ideas&q
597.
▲
by
andrepd
11mo ago
Yep, and in the air too. I can't even burn leaded gasoline. When will the madness end?!
598.
▲
by
andrepd
11mo ago
In the olden days this would simply be solved by... having customer support befitting the size of the company. Of course nowadays that's "inneficient". We have companies with billions of customers but smaller customer servi
599.
▲
by
andrepd
11mo ago
Damn, I would expect at least a word of courtesy towards a fellow multicentennial publication.
600.
▲
by
andrepd
1y ago
I'm very sorry for anyone with such a worldview.
More ›