Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
arbitrandomuser
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
9 ms
·
61.
▲
by
arbitrandomuser
3y ago
Someone should write a browser plugin to automate the chatting with an llm , beat them at their own game .
62.
▲
by
arbitrandomuser
3y ago
If anyone is interested in compiling small binaries with Julia do check out staticcompiler.jl and supporting statictools.jl that manages to produce small binaries without the Julia runtime , Ofcourse it's a wip , and not fully mature
63.
▲
by
arbitrandomuser
3y ago
I find this method less mentioned but it works way better than the others and the chemicals are much easily sourcable , A fresh mixture of HCL (toilet cleaning acid) and hydrogen peroxide( available from pharmacy) works much faster than fer
64.
▲
by
arbitrandomuser
3y ago
Fun fact , it's surprisingly harder to shoot things at the Sun compared to other planets in the Solar system. It takes 55 times more energy to go to the Sun than to Mars https://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/20
65.
▲
by
arbitrandomuser
3y ago
On Arch Linux atleast any external hardware device not already loaded by the kernel will fail to load after a kernel update
66.
▲
by
arbitrandomuser
3y ago
I've never used obsidian or zettelkasten based notes app . I only have a vague idea of how they operate . It's something I've wondered how one would do effectively. When adding a new note , how would one know what are the re
67.
▲
by
arbitrandomuser
3y ago
Why mv ? Mv doesn't really move around bytes right ? Just moves pointers aroun right ?
68.
▲
by
arbitrandomuser
3y ago
Why are online domain name searche sites untrustworthy ?
69.
▲
by
arbitrandomuser
3y ago
It's also kind of sad , for all of human history we never had this wonder material like plastic , light , strong , moldable , cheap and very importantly resistant to chemicals , pests and microbial destruction and in the few decades th
70.
▲
by
arbitrandomuser
3y ago
> Often you'll end up using numerical methods to approximate the solution, but if you can come up with a closed form solution that's much nicer. Also even with the example in the post , thinking about the problem at first and e
71.
▲
by
arbitrandomuser
3y ago
There has been drastic meta changes before too but over the years the units that have been made has remained the same. The earlier meta mostly used to be around archers or cavalry , infantry was simply not viable except with certain civiliz
72.
▲
by
arbitrandomuser
4y ago
> If you struggle with Linux, go watch YouTube videos where Linus Torvalds talks for a couple hours. I swear the next time you open a command line or work within a slipshod hideous UI that I guess just works, or something, you'll so
73.
▲
by
arbitrandomuser
4y ago
You don't need to know the typical pressure , but you definitely get the idea the pressure built inside a steam engine is much higher than atm. The steam pressure is not about the numbers so much but a kind of hyperbole , "you kno
74.
▲
by
arbitrandomuser
4y ago
What happened to the theoretical physics reference book ?
75.
▲
by
arbitrandomuser
4y ago
motioncanvas seems like a nice open source alternative , although motioncanvas relies almost completely on JS to draw and animate https://motioncanvas.io/
76.
▲
by
arbitrandomuser
4y ago
I don't understand why this cannot be done , One just had to calculate the vector and displace cube by said amount . I think I'm missing something ?
77.
▲
by
arbitrandomuser
4y ago
No , cholrine radicals will also deplete ozone layer , Besides I don't think releasing highly reactive gases at any concentration into the atmosphere is a good idea, there can be other effects we haven't studied well enough.
78.
▲
by
arbitrandomuser
4y ago
How long till it decays to reasonable safe levels ?
79.
▲
by
arbitrandomuser
4y ago
The total time taken you can show is bounded by 2 which is finite.
80.
▲
by
arbitrandomuser
4y ago
Think of everything in the world as objects with springiness , nothing is "absolutely rigid" , rigid objects in Newtonian mechanics are really really tight springs that deform very little to push back with a huge force. So a &quo
81.
▲
by
arbitrandomuser
4y ago
So , the sliders in ciechsnowskis website are really smooth. The animation starts as soon as the slider is moved but doesn't update "janky" , Suppose i jerk the slider a quick left and right , the animation doesn't upd
82.
▲
by
arbitrandomuser
4y ago
I can type at a decent pace as long as it's text ; I learnt to type on gtypist . (I haven't completed all of them just the basics and some drills) . Typing for programming is a whole lot different , and I find myself fumbling arou
83.
▲
by
arbitrandomuser
4y ago
It's divisible by 3 , because 6
84.
▲
by
arbitrandomuser
4y ago
Thanks ! , Heat equation is a partial differential equation that tells how temperature spreads over a region as time progresses, The "temperature" here being proportional to the redness. If you switch to the wave equation it'
85.
▲
by
arbitrandomuser
4y ago
It would have been neat if one could make an app on top of telegrams API to do e2ee , afaik that breaks telegrams API tos
86.
▲
Show HN: 2d heat equation simulation, reactivity with Svelte
(arbitrandomuser.com)
4 points
by
arbitrandomuser
4y ago
|
3 comments
87.
▲
by
arbitrandomuser
4y ago
Just something I made to try out svelte
88.
▲
by
arbitrandomuser
4y ago
https://archlinux.org/packages/core/x86_64/sudo/ Looks like nothing else in core depends on sudo, most packages from extra/community that need it have it as an optional dependency, looks like one ca
89.
▲
by
arbitrandomuser
4y ago
Such 4x4 matrices allow for translations along with rotations (and skewing I think) into one linear transformation the 4th column can include the translation vector x,y,z and the last element is 1
90.
▲
by
arbitrandomuser
4y ago
Idk what you talking about , it all tastes like flesh to me
More ›