Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
core-questions
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
19 ms
·
31.
▲
by
core-questions
6y ago
Yeah, 100%. People underestimate what "kids" can do - especially when we're talking about 14+ year olds who have been using technology their whole lives. Giving them the opportunity to work on Something Real might be more app
32.
▲
by
core-questions
6y ago
I love this idea, but it seems that in general bureaucracies are not agile or freethinking enough to be willing to risk doing something like this, even though in the long run it might be amazing. Imagine if an easy-to-administer system of t
33.
▲
by
core-questions
6y ago
Yeah, that's the long and the short of it. RMS has had fantastic ideas, and I think he generally cares quite a bit about humanity, but the guy is weird, and people don't seem to be willing to put up with that brand of weird. (You
34.
▲
by
core-questions
6y ago
Implying I put a mask on. Do you think I'm bothered or intimidated by the fact that I hold a contrarian opinion? I think RMS is a net good in the world. 99% of everything he's ever said and done has been some weird superposition o
35.
▲
by
core-questions
6y ago
Hamsterdam is finally real!
36.
▲
by
core-questions
6y ago
> I'm pretty sure the mechanism is: backing down from your position of power, apologising, being quiet in the community, and finally reintegrating once you've shown that you've learned from your past mistakes. This require
37.
▲
by
core-questions
6y ago
Think teleologically: the _real_ purpose of the Culture Fit rubric is to give hiring managers and teams an arbitrary way to deny someone from being hired. Any language written around this concept is purely designed to protect HR or managers
38.
▲
by
core-questions
6y ago
> Some people would argue that "censorship" would not apply to a private company owned platform. These people would deliberately enable corporations to restrict your freedoms, and are simply seeking justification after the fact
39.
▲
by
core-questions
6y ago
> say if N DNA pairs can be theoretically shown to only encode a pattern of "blah" complexity (time/space) regardless of future protein interactions I don't think it's going to end up this simple. You're go
40.
▲
by
core-questions
6y ago
> Don’t people sometimes reflect upon themselves, “are we the baddies”? Don’t people see a value in having a moral ground? That's not the point. The point of this cancellation is the exercise of power; it makes those who are perpetr
41.
▲
by
core-questions
6y ago
I think we're still a generation or so away from getting to this level. Fundamentally, though, it doesn't seem to be too wild of a suggestion that DNA is going to end up looking like an incredibly complex, incredibly hacky compute
42.
▲
by
core-questions
6y ago
Is anyone doing realtime photon mapping, maybe using some of that RTX stuff?
43.
▲
by
core-questions
6y ago
I used to use ACiD Draw for this kind of thing. The blinking parts were my favourite, you could almost make crude animation with it.
44.
▲
by
core-questions
6y ago
We emphasized the zed out here - so like 'wares', except the z has that vocal fry buzz to it, usually extended out a beat to make it clear.
45.
▲
by
core-questions
6y ago
I strongly believe that if Opera had had a cool name, it would have been a real contender. People don't like operas, they're boring and stodgy.
46.
▲
by
core-questions
6y ago
> The reality is, there is no place for humans in an AI driven world where AI is smarter than humans and robots can make stuff. Luckily, that's a hell of a lot further away than AI bulls indicate. Can't even use AI to help with
47.
▲
by
core-questions
6y ago
Sounds like an instance of the No True Scotsman fallacy to me, friend. What is capitalism if not the systems that purport to be it? It's like saying "communism has never been tried". They tried _something_, and they certainly
48.
▲
by
core-questions
6y ago
> But non-whiteness excludes you from a lot of places, or gets you treated with suspicion when you're allowed to be there at all. Could you tell us about some of these places? I keep hearing there are such places but I never really
49.
▲
by
core-questions
6y ago
Phrasing things as an optimization problem can result in better, more efficient arrangements than how things are presently, but only within the limits that people are willing to accept. It also depends what we're optimizing for - if we
50.
▲
by
core-questions
6y ago
I think you're thinking of Alternating Current and they're thinking of Air Conditioning.
51.
▲
by
core-questions
6y ago
> They seemingly don't understand the business they're in... at all. Do you know any musicians? Like, real musicians, for whom music is their life and their life's work, not dabblers? Typically these are not shrewd busines
52.
▲
by
core-questions
6y ago
Sure does, but my beautiful-but-old amplifier does not have HDMI. I use SPDIF a lot, but haven't found a good cheap USB-to-SPDIF sound card yet. Plenty of pricier ones, but the point here is to find some use for something I already che
53.
▲
by
core-questions
6y ago
No, you're stuck at some kind of 2008 view on the topic. The conclusion here is actually "these things are not caused by racism, because you can completely remove white people from the equation and yet the situation only ever gets
54.
▲
by
core-questions
6y ago
> If there was a meme name for an angry woman would you have an issue if it was a predominantly black woman name? This is a pretty ridiculous way of talking about this. Let's be concrete about it: if the name was "Shaniqua"
55.
▲
by
core-questions
6y ago
> People should not have to sit in a cage and then be "judged" Reads like the words of someone who has never experienced life in a high-crime area. Likely, your sentiment about this is entirely created by false premises, an ill
56.
▲
by
core-questions
6y ago
Mmm. I have an RPi 4 but misclicked when ordering and ended up with a 1GB model. The Kodi performance on it is unacceptably bad; which is surprising considering that codebase used to run on an Xbox 1 with one core and 64MB.... so it became
57.
▲
by
core-questions
6y ago
> caging people you don't like or don't look like you This is such a toxic, false statement. It denies reality: people are getting jailed for their actions. Due process is still in effect, you understand; and if anything, far f
58.
▲
by
core-questions
6y ago
Is there a community for rooting Smart TVs and putting some other OS (i.e. LibreElec) onto the hardware? Conversely, does anyone know if there's some way to re-use smart TV hardware? I had a Sony Android TV get smashed by a wayward chi
59.
▲
by
core-questions
6y ago
For what it's worth, I remember people posting on Livejournal and various forums about how cool they were to have a Facebook account....
60.
▲
by
core-questions
6y ago
> Imaginary number is irrational I don't think that's the case. `i` is not irrational, it's just perpendicular to 1.
More ›