Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
fatneckbeardz
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
8 ms
·
31.
▲
by
fatneckbeardz
4y ago
failure. noun. with no security team, hackers are able to get in easily. everyone's DMs leak, all the anonymous accounts have their identity revealed, and all Twitter's clients (advertisers) have their bank account info made publi
32.
▲
by
fatneckbeardz
4y ago
youtube literally been sued over this exact issue multiple times.
33.
▲
by
fatneckbeardz
4y ago
because libertarians took over the government in about 1980 , thats when this stuff really got going.
34.
▲
by
fatneckbeardz
4y ago
do they though? what if the debt is sliced up and repackaged and rated AAA fraudulently?
35.
▲
by
fatneckbeardz
4y ago
ever notice that the truly competent people can explain things in really simple language?
36.
▲
by
fatneckbeardz
4y ago
reading this, it struck me how ironic crypto was built to "stop the doublespend" but here we have all these crypto exchanges doing things way worse than that. company minting their own token and then using it as collateral, accoun
37.
▲
by
fatneckbeardz
4y ago
they are technically owners of the company. so yes. that is what activist investors do.
38.
▲
by
fatneckbeardz
4y ago
without AWS Amazon would be losing money not making a profit. its been around the financial / wsb reddit and twitter lately.
39.
▲
by
fatneckbeardz
4y ago
GDP growth by percent, For 2021 Botswana - 12 Rwanda - 10 Ethiopia - 8.6 Kenya - 7.2 Burkina Faso - 6.9 Benin - 6.5 Zimbabwe - 6.3 South Sudan - 5.3 Uganda - 5.0 South Africa - 4.9 Compare: Japan - 1.6 USA - 5.6 Germany - 2.8 Korea - 4.0 No
40.
▲
by
fatneckbeardz
4y ago
im not going to criticize other countries when in my own country the USA, the middle class has been shrinking for 40 years and life expectancy is actually going down. when i grew up it was rare to see a homeless person, now there are tent c
41.
▲
by
fatneckbeardz
4y ago
JSTOR went apeshit internally and reported Swartz to the authorities. like they are the ones who got the ball rolling. and they didn't have to. maybe they decided to do the right thing later but it was too little too late. this is why
42.
▲
by
fatneckbeardz
4y ago
i tend to disagree. Africa has some countries with very good GDP growth over the past 20 years, higher than some developed countries (Japan) that are struggling with debt and demographic collapse.
43.
▲
by
fatneckbeardz
4y ago
the flip side of this is that every airline company has, over the long term, been a net loss for investors. also the airplane manufacturers require huge government contracts to even exist, as well as special treatment (like Boeing getting a
44.
▲
by
fatneckbeardz
4y ago
trump tweeted all kinds of things that would get a normal user banned. you should retract your comment.
45.
▲
by
fatneckbeardz
4y ago
cmon man anonymous twitter > new york times milkyeggs dot com is disupting journalism, by permissionless quote tweeting and decentralized fact checking. and if you join now using my code "FNB" you can get 20 percent off your fi
46.
▲
by
fatneckbeardz
4y ago
an enormous amount of our economy is based off gaslighting and manipulation they can blur the line between honest mistake, gross negligence, nepotism, corruption, and thievery, enough that people who will applaud beating up a shoplifter for
47.
▲
by
fatneckbeardz
4y ago
i never felt guilty about it, Angela Landsbury is a legend. RIP
48.
▲
by
fatneckbeardz
4y ago
yeah. why i left the "library industry" and now work 'for the man'. the library industry should have embraced open source in the 90s but they just never "got it". they seem to think they just need to be involve
49.
▲
by
fatneckbeardz
4y ago
hee hee IMHO its not actually that hard to figure out what to work on if you talk to enough people. There is often some "L6" (the person six levels down in operations) who already knows what needs to be worked on but nobody has ev
50.
▲
by
fatneckbeardz
4y ago
i have yubikey (usb hardware dongle) for paypal and it doesnt have this one-time option? cannot reproduce bug
51.
▲
by
fatneckbeardz
4y ago
and yet there continues to be a movement to defund all liberal arts and humanities departments in colleges, turn everything into a Google code certificate and eliminate the English classes while claiming it is because people dont like woken
52.
▲
by
fatneckbeardz
4y ago
600 watts is an extraordinary amount of power for these tiny cables/connectors, thats something id think would be something like an Anderson Powerpole , or XT 90, or some kind of high power connector if i was building a little robot or
53.
▲
by
fatneckbeardz
4y ago
raspberry pi is not a real product anymore
54.
▲
by
fatneckbeardz
4y ago
My theory is everything would look alot more like Rust and Go. IMHO it boils down to a single issue. Net time saved through automation. Consider an equation, for Task X with Software Y that is built to run on the hottest new machine coming
55.
▲
by
fatneckbeardz
4y ago
since when did dd need a block size?
56.
▲
Polyominoes (2019)
(researchgate.net)
26 points
by
fatneckbeardz
4y ago
|
11 comments
57.
▲
by
fatneckbeardz
4y ago
A 404 page book on polyominoes
58.
▲
by
fatneckbeardz
4y ago
i used to know the "pension person". and she wanted to keep working from home to take care of her family. the execs said no, so she quit. never had a backup person because.... that would have cost extra FTE. chaos did, in fact, en
59.
▲
by
fatneckbeardz
4y ago
yeah that or 30 hour work week, walkable cities, free healthcare.
60.
▲
by
fatneckbeardz
4y ago
maybe they can use this thing to figure out universal basic income before we all become homeless
More ›