Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
bodelecta
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
5 ms
·
1.
▲
by
bodelecta
5mo ago
It's going to be hard getting that angle grinder I've never needed when there's a line of CTO's blocking the aisle
2.
▲
Indian IT giant investigates M&S cyber attack link
(bbc.co.uk)
4 points
by
bodelecta
1y ago
|
0 comments
3.
▲
by
bodelecta
2y ago
Have a read of the Charge at Krojanty for an example of Nazi propaganda. A myth that perpetuates till very recent.
4.
▲
by
bodelecta
3y ago
I've just went through a round of interviews from various companies after being made redundant from work 4 months ago. Admittedly the job market was really quiet but it was eye opening the differences in interview techniques and proces
5.
▲
by
bodelecta
3y ago
I've just cancelled too and also recently with Netflix. Maybe it's the type of content I want to view but I mostly watch movies and it's been a while since I thought either platforms were any value. I'm not sure if it&#
6.
▲
by
bodelecta
3y ago
It's not some phenomenon, it's shitty sensationalism from the UK's worst "newspaper". I'm still surprised it didn't go the same was as the news of the world. The UK would be a better place without media li
7.
▲
by
bodelecta
5y ago
> You made your comment very confusing so I was confused. Thanks for clarifying, but it's still very confusing so don't go accusing me of having any "beef" with anyone. Just make sure your comments are easier to under
8.
▲
by
bodelecta
5y ago
You've completely misread or misunderstood my post. Eating meat is not wrong, overconsumption is wrong, wasting resources is wrong. The question of morality is, is it right to over consume the planet to the point we extinguish other sp
9.
▲
by
bodelecta
5y ago
> Toilet paper and showers are not necessities. Bacteria will form on your skin and can lead to infection. Maybe that's the answer to population growth, never shower or excercise good hygiene measures therefore increasing mortality
10.
▲
by
bodelecta
5y ago
Wow, I'm surprised you actually typed that out in public but fair play for being honest > I couldn't care less about rest of people. I can clearly see that > I could live without shower and toilet paper, I could live without
11.
▲
by
bodelecta
5y ago
You've summed it up in your sentence "live for themselves" i.e. greed and selfishness. And what do you mean by suffer? Do you mean the richest people earning less or people in poverty? We could live in a more ethical and sus
12.
▲
by
bodelecta
5y ago
Just a personal comment. I used to love calamari, I'm from Scotland so seafood is plentiful and of a high standard. However I decided never to eat it again after watching "my octopus teacher" on Netflix. It's an emotive
13.
▲
by
bodelecta
6y ago
Absolute nonsense. Only a few days ago it was the 25th anniversary of Dunblane, a massacre that will never be forgotten and out of which the snowdrop petition forced the government to have some of the strictest gun laws in the world. Who in
14.
▲
by
bodelecta
6y ago
I'm not sure it's misconception. When I was a student a very long time ago on holidays I used to work in a paper mill in various departments laboratory and engineering departments, mechanical, instrumentation, electrical etc. The
15.
▲
by
bodelecta
8y ago
Surely it's just far too OS dependent?
16.
▲
by
bodelecta
10y ago
It'd be good if the reasoning for the foundation could be properly explained. I understand what governance and architecture etc means in large scale projects but what does it mean for JavaScript if it's not standards based governa
17.
▲
by
bodelecta
10y ago
Check out what the main dealers offer e.g. https://www.bmw-service.co.uk/ with an M3's plate and wonder at the mentality. However, having the mythical full service history is enough reason for everyone to play the game
18.
▲
Ask HN: How to persuade a traditional Java company to use Node.js
1 points
by
bodelecta
11y ago
|
2 comments
19.
▲
by
bodelecta
11y ago
What's wrong with using the chrome dev tools? i.e. https://developer.chrome.com/devtools/docs/device-mode#netwo...
20.
▲
by
bodelecta
12y ago
Seems a fairly important milestone for the longest living JavaScript toolkit out there. It seems fairly large changes are afoot for the next major version release too, killing off the legacy/quirks code they've had to support for
21.
▲
The Dojo toolkit is 10 years old
(dojotoolkit.org)
1 points
by
bodelecta
12y ago
|
1 comments