Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
irascible
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
22 ms
·
31.
▲
by
irascible
11y ago
Republican donor. What a huuuge surprise. I hope the lawyers get super rich off of this guy and his hooker gf.
32.
▲
by
irascible
11y ago
The answer is for advertisers to die in a fire. There is no content I need from the web that is worth the cost.
33.
▲
by
irascible
11y ago
A single pixel image loaded from a domain that tracks the ip of the downloader? There are probably lots of variations.
34.
▲
by
irascible
11y ago
When the police get hit with ransomware.. they pay the ransom.. and by they, I mean me.
35.
▲
by
irascible
11y ago
Yeah. Then he can grandstand about being attacked by "hooligans", thereby securing more scared old white people votes.
36.
▲
by
irascible
11y ago
Stored discretely and permanently you mean..
37.
▲
by
irascible
11y ago
Optimizing compilers do this already and they aren't 'intelligent'. Iirc alpha go is based on the same algo that could beat all atari games sight unseen.. satisfying the 'novel situation' requirement you set forth..
38.
▲
by
irascible
11y ago
Optimizing compilers do this already and they aren't 'intelligent'. Iirc alpha go is an extension of the same algo that could beat all atari games sight unseen..
39.
▲
by
irascible
11y ago
<video src="porn.mp4"/>
40.
▲
by
irascible
11y ago
Don't hate on js. It is beneath you.
41.
▲
by
irascible
11y ago
Nest is way overvalued. How can you screw up a thermostat or a webcam? Someone is going to eat their lunch.
42.
▲
by
irascible
11y ago
Seeing the text thread just reinforces my opinion that "VC's" are semi literate morons who happen to have stupid money. I'll be a programmer until the day I die, but FUCK that aspect of this industry. The information age
43.
▲
by
irascible
11y ago
Marching cubes is 3d isosurface reconstruction, and recently it has become un-patent encumbered, so there's a new rennaisance of usage. From my google searches, all I can find on "Marching tiles" is a bunch of 2d stuff. Hardl
44.
▲
by
irascible
11y ago
Ubiquitous Internet access keeps the elderly better engaged with the world.
45.
▲
by
irascible
11y ago
And importantly.. add servers brought this on themselves. If they had catered to users and given them the tools they needed to tailor their experience, they wouldn't be in the situation they are now. Salty tears...
46.
▲
by
irascible
11y ago
The sheer number of particle types would make a gpu implementation pretty tricky.. but for a vanilla version it can work.
47.
▲
by
irascible
11y ago
I've been programming while sitting in a position that resembles a curled up prawn, for about 25 years now. Zero back problems. My posture is a bit shitty, but my income makes up for it.
48.
▲
by
irascible
11y ago
It's all boring... Shirling though... Now that's a sport. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gu3mbl8SAk
49.
▲
by
irascible
11y ago
I think you're the first person in this thread to explain why this problem is still allowed to exist.
50.
▲
by
irascible
11y ago
I'm not writing login code personally but this sounds like something fundamentally broken in the web and asking devs to fix it case by case is a complete copout. If a browser can detect this shit, why can't it fucking proxy it or
51.
▲
by
irascible
11y ago
Someone should make a watch that is just a second display for your android phone, via bluetooth.
52.
▲
by
irascible
11y ago
duffs device.
53.
▲
by
irascible
11y ago
One of the few legit criticisms in this thread.
54.
▲
by
irascible
11y ago
Just what I was thinking.. or external vibration making the bell periodically act as a generator..
55.
▲
by
irascible
11y ago
I'll have my magic+ fungineer send one over. barf.
56.
▲
by
irascible
11y ago
Seeing this makes me feel ashamed to be a part of the tech industry. This is why people despise the 1%. Show some taste/humility/discretion. A "service" like this is so narrowly focused on the ultra rich, that it should
57.
▲
by
irascible
11y ago
This rant overlooks the use case of stepping through new code in a debugger regardless of whether it actually works or crashes. Inspecting intermediate values.. making sure execution follows the right paths etc. Debuggers aren't just f
58.
▲
by
irascible
11y ago
Yep same here.
59.
▲
by
irascible
11y ago
First I read "heavy boson" and thought that sounded kinda metal, so it would be cool if they named it that, but then I misread "whale boy", which is even better, so I'm calling it now. Next heavy higgs boson will be
60.
▲
by
irascible
11y ago
Slick and Fun!!
More ›