Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
cge
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
28 ms
·
271.
▲
by
cge
4y ago
More specifically, sodium nitrAte [1], with an a, NaNO₃, has a rat LD50 of over 3 g /kg, has a signal word of Warning, and has no toxicity label (it has H272 and H319, an oxidizer and causes serious eye irritation). Sodium nitrIte [2
272.
▲
by
cge
4y ago
That's likely true. However, it is worth considering that loading firearms of that era without a projectile was trivial, requiring no special materials or advance preparation (just wadding), and was arguably easier than loading them wi
273.
▲
by
cge
4y ago
Being around local government conversations in California, public and private, for mostly unrelated reasons, and only privately being interested in bicycle and pedestrian policy, I became enormously disillusioned and depressed about the cha
274.
▲
by
cge
4y ago
I don't understand the reasons, but the use of average-speed cameras, and in fact, the entire practice of enforcing speed limits based on measuring time between two marked points on a road, is not just not used in California, but is ou
275.
▲
by
cge
4y ago
>- Do NOT try to take too much in one quarter. Try to do no more than 2 hard and 1 medium or 2 hard and 2 easy courses. Nobody will stop you if you take 5 hard 3 credit math or CS classes (assuming you have the prereqs) because it's
276.
▲
by
cge
4y ago
It appears that the limits for the CHSPE are still being at least 16 years old, or having completed part of tenth grade, which have been the requirements for as long as I can remember. However, it does appear the interpretation of that has
277.
▲
by
cge
4y ago
What you're saying is that, as the address the developer received the money from was not specifically listed by OFAC as Tornado Cash (in [1]), it wouldn't be a prohibited transaction for the developer that would need reporting, ev
278.
▲
by
cge
4y ago
If this is indeed from Tornado Cash, which is OFAC-designated, to an individual in the US, as seems to be the case, then the tax implications seem like the smaller legal problem. It would appear that even if the developer doesn't to
279.
▲
by
cge
4y ago
The source for the $22m amount in Wikipedia [1] actually gives that amount as just the licensing cost, which fits the $20-25m figure given in the game's Wikipedia article, from a few other sources. It appears that the Wikipedia list
280.
▲
by
cge
4y ago
Google checks browser user agents, and does not show these on non-Chrome browsers, which is more likely to be the reason why you aren't seeing it.
281.
▲
by
cge
4y ago
arXiv requires, at minimum, an irrevocable, perpetual, non-exclusive license for arXiv.org to distribute the article ( https://arxiv.org/licenses/nonexclusive-distrib/1.0/license.... ). That is why their respo
282.
▲
by
cge
4y ago
I feel like the timing is important in that story, and often underemphasized. Edward was pressured not to marry a married (and arguably not separated) American woman he was in some form of relationship with, who was willing to divorce her
283.
▲
by
cge
4y ago
>In the end it is Microsoft's problem, since they are the ones that are losing valid SMTP traffic. If a sufficient amount of users are experiencing a loss of e-mail as a result, then they will be forced to fix it. One might think th
284.
▲
by
cge
4y ago
The "extremely expensive pens" focus is particularly frustrating because I have gotten the impression that the modern fountain pen market is more about producing limited-edition goods for collection and conspicuous consumption rat
285.
▲
by
cge
4y ago
The Olympics were not nearly as established or prominent then as they later became. The 1904 Olympics were essentially just part of the much more famous St Louis World's Fair / Louisiana Purchase Exposition. This was not by choi
286.
▲
by
cge
4y ago
As I believe the function of the caps/shift lock on most, if not all, manual typewriters that had it was to physically lock the shift key's mechanism down in some manner, its position above the shift key was also largely dictated
287.
▲
by
cge
4y ago
I'm on the matrix server of a research group that self-hosts matrix (Synapse). It has been quite low maintenance, has around 15 users, and as it's on a server that's already running the group's website, the running cost
288.
▲
by
cge
4y ago
I assume it was meant as a bit of a joke with a point, because of the nature of the breach. Here, the concern is that the development environment was breached, and source code and confidential technical details were accessed. Bitwarden is
289.
▲
by
cge
4y ago
Yes. As a researcher, I have a number of such projects, and use a number of such projects (fortunately, it seems, on Github). In some cases, the repositories go for over a year without new commits, issues, or comments, but they do get dow
290.
▲
by
cge
4y ago
Cities can be completely inconsistent on this. At a building in a mid-sized city in California, we had the police department advise us to call their non-emergency number for emergencies and let the dispatcher know that we actually had an em
291.
▲
by
cge
4y ago
The problem with that measurement is that top GDPs fall off quickly. While the UK is the sixth, it's only around 3-4% of the global GDP, and while I can't find values from the same year at the moment, likely has a lower GDP than
292.
▲
by
cge
4y ago
>Electricity is dangerous. In every form. Period. Keep your fingers away from it when you don't know what you do An additional problem here is that the risks are different in different forms. Here, it sounds like people are appro
293.
▲
by
cge
4y ago
Neovim occasionally has really basic functionality regressions compared to vim: I switched back to preferring vim after realizing that neovim silently deletes all ACLs on a file ( https://github.com/neovim/neovim/is
294.
▲
by
cge
4y ago
While I don't know about this company or the situation, I'm genuinely curious as to the reasoning behind including statements like this. They seem to be purely detrimental. I certainly can't see how they would make anyone les
295.
▲
by
cge
4y ago
I have a Pixel 2XL. It's in perfect condition, works well, and still has decent battery life on the original battery. It has no problems running everything I use, and there would be little benefit I would gain from getting a new phon
296.
▲
by
cge
4y ago
Apart from everything else, if you're not trying to ensure that a candidate wins, regardless of their popularity, and are instead trying to skew the odds toward a candidate who already has a reasonable chance of winning, election fra
297.
▲
by
cge
4y ago
Proton's major draw, in my view, is the storage being encrypted and not accessible unencrypted to the server, not the transmission and emails to others. While it does do relatively convenient PGP encryption to other ProtonMail users (
298.
▲
by
cge
4y ago
That change was, as far as I can tell, it was done without any prior announcement (it is announced on the new website). Unfortunately, I had been trying over last few days to figure out the best way to move my currently partially self-host
299.
▲
by
cge
4y ago
For that matter, that complexion also likely evolved with clothes, and people in a sufficiently distant past may have looked quite different. The idea of people looking just like us living without clothes or shelter, presumably like some de
300.
▲
by
cge
4y ago
In addition to the other comments on difficulties of such analyses, an additional difficulty may be the type of inscriptions in the corpus. We understand Linear B, for example, because it is early Greek. But the texts are not narrative
More ›