Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
big_chungus
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
18 ms
·
91.
▲
by
big_chungus
7y ago
Right, but it means you can basically (ab?)use Cloudflare to get free egress from B2 storage. Cloudflare won't get too mad until you start hitting terabytes per month; even the free tier doesn't have restrictions. You can also tu
92.
▲
Dead Sea dates grown from 2000-year-old seeds
(sciencemag.org)
173 points
by
big_chungus
7y ago
|
60 comments
93.
▲
by
big_chungus
7y ago
I'm a bit confused by the "Singles, 20-34" map in your second link. How can there be more single men than women essentially everywhere if there is roughly an even balance of men and women (which there is?) I don't know
94.
▲
The Alice and Bob After Dinner Speech
(urbigenous.net)
1 points
by
big_chungus
7y ago
|
0 comments
95.
▲
by
big_chungus
7y ago
You're putting words in my mouth. Your examples aren't consistent, either: > operating a slave-manned factory This is wrong. Slavery violates the personal liberty of the enslaved > training volunteers in crafting concealed
96.
▲
by
big_chungus
7y ago
> You brand the stadium as a "platform" and you invite the public to treat it as such. 6 months later you have people doing drugs on one side of the stadium, holding a white supremacy rally at the other end of the stadium, and
97.
▲
by
big_chungus
7y ago
> mobility and access are often very limited to a significant portion of the population due to ability to travel, lack of time to take off work to travel, as well as the type of insurance a person has. True enough. I do think allowing a
98.
▲
by
big_chungus
7y ago
The removal is fine if you generally buy high-end equipment. However, my phone still has one because I have a cheap phone and I don't know what I'd do without the headphone jack. I can use wireless earbuds (which are admittedly
99.
▲
by
big_chungus
7y ago
I didn't downmod your original comment; even had I wanted to, I couldn't as it was a reply to my own (same applies to your reply to that one). You really can't believe that more than one person disagrees with you? I did down
100.
▲
by
big_chungus
7y ago
This is true, largely because no one outside the HN bubble knows Rust/Zig/ATS/whatever. Most companies and people want to get stuff done, and a new language can get in the way of that. It'll take a while for those newe
101.
▲
by
big_chungus
7y ago
No, the generous "financial aid" policies of many universities amount to perfect price discrimination. They meet "one hundred percent of demonstrated need"; their phrase, not mine. This means they calculate how much yo
102.
▲
by
big_chungus
7y ago
This is what I don't get about "financial aid". The "elite schools" name an outrageous figure, charge the rich kids, give money to the poor ones, and ignore the middle class. This is probably intentional: they wan
103.
▲
by
big_chungus
7y ago
> The government-allowed monopolies are the sprawling health networks the turn medicine into a sales funnel. Crazy levels of regulation is one of the most sure-fire ways to make monopolies or oligopolies inevitable by creating huge econo
104.
▲
by
big_chungus
7y ago
> citizens in US I don't think this is any better elsewhere. If anything, the higher concentration of tech in America might make some of her citizens better prepared. But most everyone doesn't care beyond "making the dar
105.
▲
by
big_chungus
7y ago
Saying that a group of people in China made risky decisions and that others are suffering for them is not racist. Not all statements directed towards another culture are racist. Also, many Chinese don't eat bush meat, and no one is c
106.
▲
by
big_chungus
7y ago
How will hackintoshing work without kexts? I'm no expert but have built a few, and they make extensive use of them to make non-apple hardware work properly and to add functionality.
107.
▲
Bernie Madoff says he is dying, seeks early release from prison
(cnbc.com)
1 points
by
big_chungus
7y ago
|
0 comments
108.
▲
by
big_chungus
7y ago
Thanks for the information.
109.
▲
by
big_chungus
7y ago
This looks interesting, but how much does it cost? I don't want to start using something and then hit the "please pay us now" screen without first knowing how much I'll owe.
110.
▲
by
big_chungus
7y ago
I already can't stand talking to people who have those air pods in or are looking at screens. I don't know if social norms around this will change or not, but I hope they don't. No one can have a straight conversation with
111.
▲
Rush Limbaugh diagnosed with advanced lung cancer
(foxnews.com)
1 points
by
big_chungus
7y ago
|
1 comments
112.
▲
by
big_chungus
7y ago
I'm right there with you. A model based on race would be racist. The issue is that in urban areas, crime rate is often a good proxy for race (particularly when looking at, say, muggings or carjackings rather than white-collar crime).
113.
▲
by
big_chungus
7y ago
> On our way back from the restaurant, we used Apple Maps. It took us on what looked like a longer route but lo and behold, it took a wiiiide berth around the Tenderloin. We saw not a single sketchy thing on our entire night time walk. M
114.
▲
by
big_chungus
7y ago
It seems that he's specifically trying to make it accessible to a wider audience; why would that be off-putting?
115.
▲
by
big_chungus
7y ago
It looks quite good, but I don't see any information on: 1. Is it open-source? 2. When am I going to see the "you have to pay us now" screen, and how much will it cost? I realize it's a business and am fine with that, b
116.
▲
by
big_chungus
7y ago
> the "2 x 4" has never been 2 x 4 inches. Well, it used to be pretty close, until lumber manufacturers and builders cheaped out. They've been gradually "shrinkflating" by reducing the thickness, conveniently re
117.
▲
by
big_chungus
7y ago
This is also just an anecdote, but I'll second thomk's opinion on woodwork/manual measurement of most kinds. Twelve has one, two, three, four, six, and twelve for divisors, and that is incredibly handy when you're tryin
118.
▲
Brexit Is Done: The U.K. Has Left the European Union
(wsj.com)
17 points
by
big_chungus
7y ago
|
8 comments
119.
▲
by
big_chungus
7y ago
Wireguard also needs a better auth mechanism. I really like the simple secure key-based auth for small-scale stuff, but it's not viable for scaling at production levels. Things like user/pass auth (even if as an additional layer
120.
▲
IBM CEO Ginni Rometty Steps Down, Arvind Krishna to Take Over
(cnbc.com)
19 points
by
big_chungus
7y ago
|
0 comments
More ›