Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
bleachedsleet
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
16 ms
·
121.
▲
by
bleachedsleet
10y ago
It seems to me the author incorrectly assumes morality is the same as ethics. Morality is more individualistic whereas ethics are externally imposed rules from which one may derive their morality. A Biblical absolutist for instance uses t
122.
▲
by
bleachedsleet
10y ago
A well designed website shouldn't require a user agent change to get added functionality. If I have to mess with my user agent, install resource heavy plugins or change my browser of choice to use your service, then you just lost me as
123.
▲
by
bleachedsleet
10y ago
This is such a non-issue for many users, but the simple fact that Pandora requires flash on their web interface is a deal breaker for me.
124.
▲
by
bleachedsleet
10y ago
Apple Music has Taylor Swift if I remember correctly
125.
▲
by
bleachedsleet
10y ago
Don't forget Periscope...not sure how that fits into the company structure though, admittedly
126.
▲
by
bleachedsleet
10y ago
I think this is an idealistic view of what a work ethic is. This may be anecdotal, but I left home earlier than I should have and worked my fair share of "blue collar" jobs as a result and in none of these jobs were there people e
127.
▲
by
bleachedsleet
10y ago
A few reasons I can think of off the top of my head: 1) Anything that can be effectively described as "blue collar" will probably be replaced by automation within 3-10 years depending on the job. 2) Creative thinkers should be va
128.
▲
Bots That Work Everywhere
(techcrunch.com)
3 points
by
bleachedsleet
10y ago
|
0 comments
129.
▲
by
bleachedsleet
10y ago
As someone that works in the coffee industry I've been excited to see some of the startups coming out now that could compete against companies like Nespresso using real coffee while still preserving convenience, automation and ease of
130.
▲
by
bleachedsleet
10y ago
Anecdotal and only related to your last paragraph, but as a security researcher I can say that 99% of the time attacks on a personal bank account are never "long term." Most of time, regardless of skill, hackers get in, cash out
131.
▲
by
bleachedsleet
10y ago
I've been in that same boat, being blessed with both bipolar and depression, and although just saying "hey some push-ups will do the trick" is perhaps a bit trivial I will add that even a tiny bit of exercise will help as it
132.
▲
by
bleachedsleet
10y ago
I always hear about the mythical intelligent religious person but somehow, they remain elusive. As a general rule, religiosity goes down as intelligence goes up. Consider William Craig. The man is a Christian philosopher and I would say he
133.
▲
by
bleachedsleet
10y ago
I like this way of viewing software development: as an engineering field that is just in its infancy. Makes me excited to see what the future holds. That said I disagree that Apple's software is bad. Sure some of it is simplistic and l
134.
▲
by
bleachedsleet
10y ago
Several years ago, I was arrested on a hacking charge and got to see first hand the appalling nature of our legal system in criminal courts. Normally, after your arrest, you have to have a hearing within 24-48 hours, but if they arrest you
135.
▲
An open letter on the state of US space exploration
(thepolicy.us)
1 points
by
bleachedsleet
10y ago
|
0 comments
136.
▲
by
bleachedsleet
10y ago
You responded to a comment arguing that piracy could be considered a form of social protest. As such appealing to copyright seems a poor counter since copyright could be the very thing being protested. It's anecdotal at this point but
137.
▲
by
bleachedsleet
10y ago
You are assuming that everyone agrees copyright is a good thing...
138.
▲
by
bleachedsleet
10y ago
"I've never known anyone addicted to heroin so I know heroin addiction must never happen..."
139.
▲
I'm a Hacker
(medium.com)
3 points
by
bleachedsleet
10y ago
|
0 comments
140.
▲
by
bleachedsleet
10y ago
Transmit https://panic.com/transmit/
141.
▲
by
bleachedsleet
10y ago
You mean like a primary color scheme that looks like a child's playground? Seriously though, this is just a joke on an Internet meme. Quit being a buzzkill.
142.
▲
by
bleachedsleet
10y ago
Color accuracy on matte displays is appalling. Also, my opinion but, it is my understanding that a matte display requires a raised bezel around it (no edge to edge glass) which has a decided aesthetic disadvantage.
143.
▲
by
bleachedsleet
11y ago
How is this reflex in humans affected by beta blockers?
144.
▲
Smart water faucet to let you know what's really in your water
(ternwater.com)
2 points
by
bleachedsleet
11y ago
|
0 comments
145.
▲
The Information Manifesto
(github.com)
1 points
by
bleachedsleet
11y ago
|
0 comments
146.
▲
How Encryption Became the Ultimate Utilitarian Thought Experiment
(medium.com)
1 points
by
bleachedsleet
11y ago
|
0 comments
147.
▲
by
bleachedsleet
11y ago
Anybody remember this? http://www.heise.de/tp/artikel/5/5263/1.html
148.
▲
by
bleachedsleet
11y ago
While you're correct in observing that the first example is shorter and potentially easier to read at a glance, there is a method to the madness in the second. They inlined the CSS needed for content above the fold which speeds up load