Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
devoply
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
53 ms
·
811.
▲
Fizzbuzz in ArnoldC
(raw.githubusercontent.com)
1 points
by
devoply
8y ago
|
0 comments
812.
▲
by
devoply
8y ago
https://globalnews.ca/news/4684113/matthew-hedges-student-ua... > Hedges, a 31-year-old doctoral student at Durham University, has been held in the UAE since May 5, when he was arrested at Dubai International A
813.
▲
by
devoply
8y ago
Class action lawsuit needed.
814.
▲
by
devoply
8y ago
It's a bug but what is to stop Google from sending everything you type in any textbox to Google? Have they said anywhere that they won't do such a thing? Completely trivial to do and extremely useful in providing data about you to
815.
▲
by
devoply
8y ago
It means everyone can have an RT or Alex Jones sort of news channel. None of this stuff of replacing people with robots is positive, it's just wishful thinking that any of this stuff in the long run is good for society or people in gen
816.
▲
by
devoply
8y ago
That money would be better spent lobbying government to fix the education cost disease in the US. A billion dollars can do a lot of lobbying.
817.
▲
by
devoply
8y ago
Maybe. From an overall perspective of entrepreneurship and job creation no. The reason being that many companies are bootstrapped on the backs of cheap labor until they reach a point where they can sustain jobs. You are basically saying tha
818.
▲
by
devoply
8y ago
There are many usually smaller sized businesses that simply won't work because of the nature of their economics and would cease to exist if you raise pay too much. There are though many other businesses of larger size that earn multipl
819.
▲
by
devoply
8y ago
What happened before FB were forums and forums had the same problems that FB had but forums had humans that ran them and usually volunteer moderators that enforced rules over the content. Nothing on forums passed scrutiny. Forums had flamew
820.
▲
by
devoply
8y ago
inductive learning.
821.
▲
by
devoply
8y ago
https://dzone.com/articles/jdk-11-beginning-of-the-end-for-j...
822.
▲
by
devoply
8y ago
Have we learned nothing from Java's serialization fiasco?
823.
▲
by
devoply
8y ago
> Instead, think of the USA Civil War, WW1, WW2, the Cold War, and the coming WW3 as a contest: liberal democracy / representative government versus monarchies, autocracies, and oligarchies. To talk to this frame is to talk to suppo
824.
▲
by
devoply
8y ago
> Should Taiwan just let the PLA over for tea and a chat? What should the West do if the CPC decides that its time to "restore China to its former glory" and take back Taiwan by force? US should absolutely destroy every major c
825.
▲
by
devoply
8y ago
It seems that the case being made there is that because the forces of goodness and freedom can't actually take on the forces of bad and evil whole cities must be leveled to the ground to drive out the enemy and the people... And then w
826.
▲
by
devoply
8y ago
Kill 75% of animals on the planet... Bring back a few... Don't it always seem to go that you don't know what you got till its gone, take a paradise put up a parking lot.
827.
▲
by
devoply
8y ago
That was my guess without even looking. Forum software did not exist in the early 90s.
828.
▲
by
devoply
8y ago
Humans cherish their pets. Aliens will cherish humans. Can intelligent life however leave things that they know about alone to do as it wishes without any interference whatsoever? No. In the short term maybe, but in the long term it's
829.
▲
by
devoply
8y ago
I would venture a guess that all so-called intelligent life seeks make use of anything that it can get its hands on and order it according to its will. If this is true, then you really don't ever want to meet other intelligent life. At
830.
▲
by
devoply
8y ago
What's the best that could happen? No such thing as a free lunch.
831.
▲
by
devoply
8y ago
Study from 1999.
832.
▲
by
devoply
8y ago
The Uighur want nothing to do with the Chinese. Historically the only reason they wanted to be a part of China was because other Central Asians were oppressing them and the Chinese gave them a better deal. China's real claim to this pr
833.
▲
by
devoply
8y ago
That's how they got Diana. </tinfoil>
834.
▲
by
devoply
8y ago
Yeah I guess that's true. And I guess you could use TypeScript if you don't like Javascript.
835.
▲
by
devoply
8y ago
I wanna see a language that is both dynamic and can be compiled. Runs on a VM and on bare metal. Something like C++, Java, and Python combined. It can definitely be done and would be an interesting exercise.
836.
▲
by
devoply
8y ago
Yeah, 10 years down the line RHEL is pretty much guaranteed dead. Probably say goodbye to Fedora as well.
837.
▲
by
devoply
8y ago
Wouldn't that be funny. I suck at all other types of marketing but more than make up for it in failure article marketing.
838.
▲
by
devoply
8y ago
We should farm and eat endangered species to save them. That's the only way of incorporating endangered species into our economic system. We can export wolf meat to the Chinese. Imagine a chain of restaurants selling endangered meat be
839.
▲
by
devoply
8y ago
Canard or red herring used to justify militarism and military aggression. In our world when countries get too powerful to fight they usually simply don't and use proxies to fight conventional wars.
840.
▲
by
devoply
8y ago
There are no good reasonable answers to your questions. If you see how institutions or governments deal with difficult misbehaving kids, they give them medication, hell the US government was giving them anti-psychotic medication. Aggression
More ›