Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
fedorareis
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
8 ms
·
31.
▲
by
fedorareis
5y ago
But that metadata literally doesn’t exist. Signal knows when Person X created their account and when Person Y created there account. But the know nothing about the relationship between the 2 people. As far as Signal’s metadata is concerned
32.
▲
by
fedorareis
5y ago
Disclaimer, I work at TransUnion but the following is based on my experience as a consumer. Since I’m seeing a lot of confusion about how credit reporting is done and how credit monitoring services work let me break it down a bit. Let'
33.
▲
by
fedorareis
5y ago
Disclaimer, I work for TransUnion. The following thoughts are my own. The theory behind this implementation is that probably no one other than you knows what the amount of the mortgage you took out in 1999 is or the size of the car loan you
34.
▲
by
fedorareis
5y ago
I don’t feel that an Octatrack/Digitakt/Digitone is quite a replacement for an OP-1. They may be better sequencers (I don’t have the relevant knowledge to claim whether or not they are), but I’ve always gotten the impression from
35.
▲
by
fedorareis
6y ago
FICO has multiple scoring models https://www.myfico.com/credit-education/credit-scores/fico-s... and the majority of scores used by lenders are these scores. The scores you see when you log into those institutions
36.
▲
by
fedorareis
6y ago
How does any of that help though? All you have done is move the existing system to blockchain. But if creditors still want to pull FICO scores to determine if someone is suitable it will still be the same result. Also the ability for inform
37.
▲
by
fedorareis
6y ago
Full disclosure I work for TransUnion, but the following are my own thoughts. Yes, there are 3 companies that aggregate your credit information. However, the scores used by lenders are generated by 1 company, FICO. All TransUnion, Equifax,
38.
▲
by
fedorareis
6y ago
It would have crashed from having a credit limit, number of lines of credit, and age of credit of 0 since all of the accounts were closed. If I remember correctly all hard inquiries that happen within a 30 day window get bundled together on
39.
▲
by
fedorareis
6y ago
Something doesn’t quite sit right with me about him linking to a couple things that mention Walker’s rebuttal https://sleepdiplomat.wordpress.com/2019/12/19/why-we-sleep-... but not linking to it directly. If
40.
▲
by
fedorareis
6y ago
Not OP, but it could still be an average (either weighted or not) and have a requirement to pass certain things to be eligible to pass. One of my core CS classes had the requirement that you had to complete at least 1 project, complete all
41.
▲
by
fedorareis
6y ago
Thank you for posting that image. I was was pretty sure I remember giving repo specific permissions to apps but reading the post and all the comments made me think I wasn’t remembering correctly.
42.
▲
by
fedorareis
6y ago
I would argue that if Microsoft was serious about not supporting IE11 they would stop shipping it with Windows 10. Until they do a lot of corporations will continue to use it and have it set as the default browser for their employees.
43.
▲
by
fedorareis
6y ago
> I heard bananas today are completely unlike bananas of the past. That is because bananas of today is a completely different cultivar of banana. Up until the 1950s the primary type of banana was the Gros Michel. This is also why artific
44.
▲
by
fedorareis
6y ago
All radio stations do pay for the music they play. They are required to acquire public performance licenses and report the songs they played to the licensing groups so the licensing groups can collect the correct royalties from them and dis
45.
▲
by
fedorareis
6y ago
But some of those other options did the same thing in this instance per the article. WeBull and ETrade both did the same thing as RH and halted buys. TDA and Schwab halted options. The problem RH faced wasn’t a problem unique to them other
46.
▲
by
fedorareis
6y ago
This has implications that the candidate has code they can bring in. 99% of the code I have written over the last few years has been for work and therefore can’t be shared. The little code I have written outside of work falls into 2 categor
47.
▲
by
fedorareis
6y ago
The 3 basic setup options are all either 3 or 4 steps. If you want websockets and the DB setup it is a little more involved. But having read through the “Get started in seconds” section I wouldn’t consider the setup for this long.
48.
▲
by
fedorareis
6y ago
You make this sound like a new problem. You have had to do that for unsigned apps for years and at least in my experience the majority of apps that come from outside the App Store are unsigned. This has been a thing for so long that I almos
49.
▲
by
fedorareis
6y ago
MacOS already doesn’t include GCC. The GCC command on MacOS is an alias for Clang unless you install gcc separately (unless there is a hidden GCC install I’m unaware of).
50.
▲
by
fedorareis
6y ago
My parents still have an HP LaserJet 4 series printer. As long as you are just printing text that thing generally works great (some PDFs seem to max out the buffer and take forever to print). It will be interesting to see how long their muc
51.
▲
by
fedorareis
6y ago
My guess is to avoid risk of defamation lawsuits. I know in the states a lot of publications are careful how the phrase things to avoid even the risk of a lawsuit regardless of if it would be a legitimate claim.
52.
▲
by
fedorareis
6y ago
> The whole point of an IP is that you know what to expect, and having different studios working on the same IP is contrary to that goal. Is that actually the point of an IP? I would argue that an IP is more like Star Wars where the game
53.
▲
by
fedorareis
6y ago
I was always under the impression that the point of sandboxing was to keep an application exploit from compromising the system. Not to keep the application safe from the system.
54.
▲
by
fedorareis
6y ago
I learned recently that in any terminal you can option click to move the cursor to a specific location in a command. It’s really great when you want to reuse a command but with a small change.
55.
▲
by
fedorareis
6y ago
You can also just long press
56.
▲
by
fedorareis
6y ago
I don’t believe you need the shift. You just need to Option + click
57.
▲
by
fedorareis
6y ago
It was introduced sometime after that feature became standard in the iOS keyboard. So yes, it is a relatively new feature.
58.
▲
by
fedorareis
6y ago
I didn’t know about the first one. But I learned about the last 2 within the last year because I can’t install software on my work computer. On my personal computer I use Better Touch Tools.
59.
▲
by
fedorareis
6y ago
I would say you are right the classrooms are more worrisome, especially since I doubt the desks are being wiped down between students. I would say that the hallway is still worrying. It isn’t just students walking past each other. I’m sure
60.
▲
by
fedorareis
6y ago
Saying as 90% of my packages are delivered by USPS, yes I care about mail speed. Letters aren’t the only thing handled by the post office. Also when I need to get my credit card replaced for some reason you better believe I care about speed
More ›