Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
jaggs
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
58 ms
·
931.
▲
by
jaggs
4y ago
Yet another stupid attempt to push this flawed proposal. There are so many things wrong with the idea it's almost ludicrous. For one thing, who gets the right to determine how this goes planetwide? For example, who will guarantee that
932.
▲
by
jaggs
4y ago
Love this. My grandmother and her generation practiced it all the time. "A stitch in time, saves nine."
933.
▲
by
jaggs
4y ago
Hmm...Jon Schwartz is a well known journalist, and from a read of the piece, it looks to be factually correct. What is the definition of a 'hit piece' in this context? Something that portrays a company/person in an unflatteri
934.
▲
by
jaggs
4y ago
Brilliant implementation. Clear and easy to read. Thanks. One suggestion (which probably follows on from others) is to give the option to disable columns and also maybe move columns? For instance Reddit is placed right over on the right on
935.
▲
by
jaggs
4y ago
Hmm...
936.
▲
by
jaggs
4y ago
Works for me.
937.
▲
by
jaggs
4y ago
You should try the AUTOMATIC1111 version of stable diffusion. It's crazy fast and has great results - https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui/wiki...
938.
▲
by
jaggs
4y ago
Brilliant thanks.
939.
▲
by
jaggs
4y ago
This needs Windows 10/11 though?
940.
▲
by
jaggs
4y ago
Ahh, thanks. Now off to research. For my friend.
941.
▲
by
jaggs
4y ago
Video needed. :)
942.
▲
by
jaggs
4y ago
"Sedentary overweight people tend to become very inefficient at metabolizing fat. At anything higher than a slow walking pace, for example, they will begin the cutover to glycogen and turn down fat metabolism." Hm...very interesti
943.
▲
by
jaggs
4y ago
Near the end of the actual paper ( https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S258900422... ) - "Here we have focused on a method of raising slow oxidative muscle metabolism to complement (not repla
944.
▲
by
jaggs
4y ago
It's a pleasure, good luck with the project.
945.
▲
by
jaggs
4y ago
I'm not sure it's possible to go over all of the possible socio-economic options for a future world in a Hacker News thread. :) I guess that my original comment was to point out that we have options to tackle the climate crisis wh
946.
▲
by
jaggs
4y ago
No, not really. There are a large number of sensible solutions we can use which will ensure our survival as a species. We just need to remove the global growth imperative as fast as we can. The current capitalist trajectory is directly oppo
947.
▲
by
jaggs
4y ago
Totally agree with you about the emergency, but to believe that we can fix the climate crisis by throwing more speculative technology at the problem - with no real idea of what the unintended consequences will be - is total madness. Not to
948.
▲
by
jaggs
4y ago
These stupid geo-engineering 'solutions' are a disaster waiting to happen. Morons.
949.
▲
by
jaggs
4y ago
Borderlands 3 and RetroBowl on Switch and Android.
950.
▲
by
jaggs
4y ago
The dumbest idea ever thought of.
951.
▲
by
jaggs
4y ago
Really excellent. Love the editing controls although it desperately needs an undo button, and the Print To option is excellent too. Probably the best app implementation I've seen and I would probably use it in the future (even though I
952.
▲
by
jaggs
4y ago
Awesome. One comment. Your 'wide' setting is actually 'tall'. :) Going to start playing...
953.
▲
by
jaggs
4y ago
Yeah, I'm afraid with all the competition around, any barrier will lose you traction (IE signups). Better to bite the bullet and include as many options as feasible, but especially email sign up. Just my 2c.
954.
▲
by
jaggs
4y ago
https://archive.ph/tLNRR
955.
▲
by
jaggs
4y ago
Well it looks nice and shiny! But I'm afraid it's absolutely a revamp of uBiome. This sort of remote diagnosis simply can't be done to any degree of accuracy with a single pinprick blood sample. You need a significant program
956.
▲
by
jaggs
4y ago
I thought it was amazing. Especially considering it's the equivalent of a day old baby crafting it. This is truly exciting, terrifying and intriguing in equal measures. It's all moving so darn fast! :)
957.
▲
by
jaggs
4y ago
What a shame that BNP Paribas is currently one of the most egregious greenwashing companies in the world. https://www.hdinvestmentcontent.com/post/enough-of-the-bulls...
958.
▲
by
jaggs
4y ago
I absolutely hate to be THAT guy, but this whole thread brings to mind the Newsroom segment from 2014 - https://youtu.be/XM0uZ9mfOUI?t=83 . We had a good chance of doing something meaningful 60 to 70 years ago, but now we&#
959.
▲
by
jaggs
4y ago
Hmm... not exactly unexpected - https://www.redferret.net/the-google-ai-engineer-is-a-whistl...
960.
▲
by
jaggs
4y ago
I guess it depends on what you like/enjoy? It's not good at photorealistic, but it comes up with some pretty entertaining (and pretty?) 'arty' type stuff. I go on regularly just to play around for fun.
More ›