Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
boznz
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
60 ms
·
901.
▲
by
boznz
9y ago
I wish more people would think about possible solutions like this. Unfortunately from their (fine) ideals bitcoin and the other crypto-currencies are just becoming another tool for criminals and speculators and someone needs to find a solut
902.
▲
by
boznz
9y ago
Never even thought to ask the question and I live here, you learn something new every day..
903.
▲
by
boznz
9y ago
SciFi usually base military in space based on the navy, I wonder if this was considered or even makes a difference?
904.
▲
by
boznz
9y ago
English is a terrible language for this, unfortunately it's the only one I speak. Not sure how other languages cope, I suspect the simpler ones cope much better. We almost need a spoken equivalent of SQL
905.
▲
by
boznz
9y ago
My daughter did some "Coding" a few years ago in NZ as part of her ICT, I looked over her work when she was getting frustrated and to tell the truth it was just end-to-end acronyms and jargon and the program they had to write in j
906.
▲
by
boznz
9y ago
The argument about doomsday asteroids etc is the wrong argument to take, it would still be much easier to survive on the earth even after several killer asteroids than to survive on Mars or another planetary body. Even if you build your mar
907.
▲
by
boznz
9y ago
SpaceX have several thousand of their own satellites to launch in the coming years, if anything it will speed up.
908.
▲
by
boznz
9y ago
.. Forgot the propeller 1 core IS open source now and still no takers, real lack of vision out there.
909.
▲
by
boznz
9y ago
Genuine question but I'm assuming making the power train for a normal car releases greenhouse gasses too. The totals for both should be released for a fair comparison
910.
▲
by
boznz
9y ago
64-Bit architectures and GPUs are totally different beasts requiring MMU's and OS's and whole development teams. My last project used a 14 pin processor with 195 lines of bare metal C code compiling to 486 bytes of Flash memory an
911.
▲
by
boznz
9y ago
In the 1980's the Intel 8031,8051,8052 were the #1 embedded processors (Its still in the keyboard your probably typing on) However the patents expired and its now made by everyone else, but ironically not Intel! Intel currently has not
912.
▲
by
boznz
9y ago
The wifes got 4 profiles for 4 different groups of friends.. Dont see anything wrong with that (except it bumping up the facebook user count)
913.
▲
by
boznz
9y ago
I dont know how the reporter kept her professionalism during the video. For me it looks like the iPhone moment in this "technology" is a long way off.
914.
▲
by
boznz
9y ago
You cannot remove the open-Source from something that was previously open-source. I'm pretty sure its a one way street.
915.
▲
by
boznz
9y ago
Write a book You truly are a god in a universe you create..
916.
▲
by
boznz
9y ago
I worked as a technician for GCHQ twenty years ago and heard some good stories in the London Office at Palmer Street (loose lips guys!) it was so obvious that wearing the right tie or being a Freemason would get you further than any degree
917.
▲
by
boznz
9y ago
Wow.. The biggest game of JENGA in history!
918.
▲
by
boznz
9y ago
Good luck in buying the Tesla with all the profits, certainly put me off investing (and my dream of buying my Tesla by Christmas with the profits from my $1 investment)
919.
▲
by
boznz
9y ago
Agree, could also have been written Tesla had lower than average safety incidents in ..2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2016.. Nothing to see here
920.
▲
by
boznz
9y ago
A 3 Month Holiday wouldn't improve my programming skill but I am sure as hell it will make me a better programmer
921.
▲
by
boznz
9y ago
The current Crypto-currencies (why not just say bitcoin!) benefit early adopters, people in unstable economies, speculators and criminals. I suspect the biggest by far at the moment is Speculators. I dont see any reason for the average Joe
922.
▲
by
boznz
9y ago
On the whole I would still prefer well tested software over a human anytime.
923.
▲
by
boznz
9y ago
memristors are unfortunately still vaporware
924.
▲
by
boznz
9y ago
I dont really have any opinion here but as a correction the "forced free windows 10 updates" only included Windows 8 and 8.1 not vista and XP.
925.
▲
by
boznz
9y ago
Strange question but why is this data in file-systems and not on SQL/Cloud systems?
926.
▲
by
boznz
9y ago
I just removed a fuck-ton of crapware from my new probook 17 as I do with all my new laptops this file was one of them thankfully. The number of Windows 10 (Pro) processes at boot-up dropped from 112 to 80 (As a comparison it used to be 21
927.
▲
by
boznz
9y ago
Anything that diverts resources from development and innovation to lawyers is a bad thing. (IMHO)
928.
▲
by
boznz
9y ago
That exit money put into SpaceX would totally fund his space plans though
929.
▲
by
boznz
10y ago
You can buy a Baseball cap and a hoodie, that was my way of supporting them :-)
930.
▲
by
boznz
10y ago
At my age I think I prefer having 3 monitors on my desk better than wearing ski goggles.
More ›