Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
comrh
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
38 ms
·
541.
▲
by
comrh
12y ago
You're going to be hard pressed to get a real citation for the safety thing. The issue is just so complex you can't have a 1 to 1 relationship between concealed carry and crime rates. Some states release CCP numbers though and the
542.
▲
by
comrh
12y ago
> maybe there would have never such a shitstorm. Nice. All this is totally her fault then.
543.
▲
by
comrh
12y ago
Really, really depends on the state. If from a May-Issue state there is a good chance the only interaction a person gets with someone carrying is the police.
544.
▲
by
comrh
12y ago
I've said the same thing about the early days of online poker to people putting money in those sites. Have fun and all but watch out for the regulatory hammer.
545.
▲
by
comrh
12y ago
Even for personal use if you're near people, in a national park or "near" an airport you're going to have trouble.
546.
▲
by
comrh
12y ago
My understanding is you're going to get in trouble flying a drone anywhere. If you get caught is different but it just doesn't seem like a good idea at the moment.
547.
▲
by
comrh
12y ago
This entire panel seemed out of touch. What were they trying to offer?
548.
▲
by
comrh
12y ago
"Different people are worth different amounts for the same role." But are not worth different amounts because of their sex.
549.
▲
by
comrh
12y ago
PSA: Talk to a doctor about serotonin syndrome before trying St. John Wort if you take a SSRI.
550.
▲
by
comrh
12y ago
Most states require only a driver license to buy a rifle, no purchase permit required.
551.
▲
by
comrh
12y ago
Am I correct in assuming that cultural differences concerning death and the dead along with our healthcare system mean Ebola in America would be relatively containable?
552.
▲
by
comrh
12y ago
"the remedy is not providing opportunities to less qualified people" You keep saying this like it is a fact or that anyone is arguing for this. It is a complete fallacy.
553.
▲
by
comrh
12y ago
THEY are being repressed, not only their predecessors. And to "hire the most qualified person" "denies the role of personal connections, wealth, background, gender, race, or education in an individual's success"[1].
554.
▲
by
comrh
12y ago
Some of the communities around mental illness offer very caring communities. Obviously I think it is mostly because of very strict rules/admins. It is special to have an anonymous place to vent and have people understand you without tr
555.
▲
by
comrh
12y ago
"...incapable people should not get preferential treatment and held against a lower standard." That is a fallacy. Certain types of sex/race/genders get special treatment now, often called "privilege", because o
556.
▲
by
comrh
12y ago
How can you have things "relatively civil" if people engage in sexism and racism?
557.
▲
by
comrh
12y ago
My mother is a hospice nurse and it has given me a viewpoint I don't think I would have ever considered before. Americans (and probably most people) seem to ignore end of life decisions because it is scary, and it can be, but it is imp
558.
▲
by
comrh
12y ago
Some of these issues I see has being very, very difficult to communicate to a boss. Others I can relate to and have communicated to management before, especially about open office plans and estimates, with the response being that it is just
559.
▲
by
comrh
12y ago
His entire twitter is devoted to exposing the CIA's "conspiracies". https://twitter.com/TempleOS
560.
▲
by
comrh
12y ago
Seagulls?
561.
▲
by
comrh
12y ago
Looks like a TV to me. I don't see a mouse or keyboard.
562.
▲
by
comrh
12y ago
It's pretty big (>5gb). It is here to download though: https://archive.org/details/nycTaxiTripData2013
563.
▲
by
comrh
12y ago
http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/gallery/images/station/crew-27/i... http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/gallery/images/station/crew-27/i... http://spaceflight.nasa.gov
564.
▲
by
comrh
12y ago
Nice. It seems perfect for books or other tasks with predefined progress points. Hooking it up to Coursera would be pretty awesome as well.
565.
▲
by
comrh
12y ago
Wola, didn't know about this feature of Google. Creepy.
566.
▲
by
comrh
12y ago
I studied English and not engineering and had no problem finding a job in NYC as a programmer.
567.
▲
by
comrh
12y ago
I think because: "In reality the geology varies with depth, like cake layers, and BGS is working on representing the arrangement of the rocks and sediments in the form of a 3D geological model. Watch this space!"
568.
▲
by
comrh
12y ago
They do that complete render in 177kb...? I remember crack intros but that's insane. Is this in C?
569.
▲
by
comrh
12y ago
A doctor would be ideal but I know a lot of people who just needed some reassurance they were not alone or broken or weird before they could get up the courage to see someone.
570.
▲
by
comrh
12y ago
Holy crap. Wow I have a serious respect for the Seattle PD now, that is very open. edit: I found out why that one is real time. It isn't Seattle PD but Seattle Fire. ( https://twitter.com/SeattlePD/status/50265
More ›