Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
jansan
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
48 ms
·
781.
▲
by
jansan
3y ago
Yeah, by shutting down the last two fully functional and perfectly safe nuclear power plants, as the greens just did in Germany.
782.
▲
by
jansan
3y ago
There never was an equilibrium.
783.
▲
by
jansan
3y ago
Buy an air conditioning.
784.
▲
by
jansan
3y ago
And I hope the person went with the equity ownership and did not settle for a 10% higher salary instead.
785.
▲
by
jansan
3y ago
Oops, I even wrote that. Not very virtous, I have to admit.
786.
▲
by
jansan
3y ago
I have very mixed memories of Ultima IV, which he mentions as one of the main inspirations for this game. I played it day and night and was super prepared for the final dungeon. Fought like a maniac, was really proud of what I did there, an
787.
▲
by
jansan
3y ago
I agree, driving in the US (only went to Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia) is more relaxed than in Germany and driving is less aggressive (yeah, there is the occasional nutjob in Atlanta). I like the four-way stops in the US, which forces peo
788.
▲
by
jansan
3y ago
> What do we want from self driving cars? I want a car that will drive the hours of boring ride on the Autobahn. It should take over once I am on the Autobahn, then drive by itself while I am sleeping/working/playing, and then
789.
▲
by
jansan
3y ago
Same with pointing out at the first studies that indicated that the virus was airborne. I got downvoted to oblivion here for posting a link to the study.
790.
▲
by
jansan
3y ago
What does "toxic" mean in this case. AFAIK "toxic" can mean that you will get a headache if you eat a gram, but it can also mean that it will kill you if it touches your skin. For example I do not mind drinking a beer or
791.
▲
by
jansan
3y ago
I own this, too, and used it as my only watch until a few days ago. Then the titanium mod for my GW-M5610U-1ER arrived by mail. I am wearing this now, but I wish it was as light as the LCW-M100TSE (which is 70g vs. 100g of my new one). Sinc
792.
▲
by
jansan
3y ago
Imagine you find this atrocity of a watch in an old box on the attic and someone is willing to pay $2500 for it.
793.
▲
by
jansan
3y ago
I actually think that a digital watch with solar cell, multiband receiver and led backlight is a greater engineering marvel.
794.
▲
by
jansan
3y ago
If you only want the casing and wristband of an Apple Watch there are cheap knockoffs on Aliexpress that have a quite solid hardware (and a crappy software).
795.
▲
by
jansan
3y ago
The world is still waiting for a CA-53W backlight mod. Some rdditor seems to be working on it. https://www.reddit.com/r/casio/comments/12qplk8/ca53w_leds_m...
796.
▲
by
jansan
3y ago
Desmos is a true gem. It took me a while to understand how great the graphing calculator really is. There is also GeoGebra, which has similar functionality and I always thought it is just a rebranded Desmos, but they seem to exists independ
797.
▲
by
jansan
3y ago
I do not understand this logic. Only because something has a certain probability of happening makes you glad to be mortal? If you could choose now between being mortal and immortal, would you choose mortality because there is a certain prob
798.
▲
by
jansan
3y ago
Even doing nothing would probably have a better outcome than what is being done right now.
799.
▲
by
jansan
3y ago
No, blowing H2S and SO2 into the stratosphere is cheaper.
800.
▲
by
jansan
3y ago
It's an external battery anyway, so you can use an arbitrarily large battery or multiple backup batteries. It's not really a problem, but the battery being external is.
801.
▲
by
jansan
3y ago
You could pay more than $50000 for a max spec Intel Mac Pro just a few days ago (at the risk of being outperformed by a Mac Mini). Marques Brownlee called it the most overpriced tech product currently on the market.
802.
▲
by
jansan
3y ago
Ok, I had the impression that those things are translucent, because the eyes were visible. I did not fully watch it, but I just found out that Apple is using a lentricular and OLED screen on the outside to display a 3D image of your face to
803.
▲
by
jansan
3y ago
You may be right. Remember when they used someone with extra large hands for presenting the first iPhone in order to make it look small? Now you can get the iPhone 14 is large and very large. We may get used to this if the product is suffic
804.
▲
by
jansan
3y ago
The difference is the AR, which will eventually make it wearable in everyday life. When setting the perimeter, the Oculus already shows the surrounding using it's integrated cameras. This will be the future. I don't think the firs
805.
▲
by
jansan
3y ago
I already hate those people who think they must walk around in the streets wearing these AR masks.
806.
▲
by
jansan
3y ago
Right, there are other chip companies. But products of those other companies usually do not make teen and crypto nerds drool.
807.
▲
by
jansan
3y ago
boingboing sending life signals is for me the real story.
808.
▲
by
jansan
3y ago
Give me another month or two. I will post a ShowNH here.
809.
▲
by
jansan
3y ago
Note that even after you ship nobody will notice your app, unless you start doing some marketing. So even if you ship, nothing really big will happen initially (this can be quite a disappointment). I have released an early version of my app
810.
▲
by
jansan
3y ago
10 hours of "What is love" with a fantastic loop from "A Night at the Roxbury". https://youtu.be/09m0B8RRiEE Looks like a very long loop, but there a small breaks every few hours (for example at 6:02:20)
More ›