Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
jeegsy
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
37 ms
·
391.
▲
by
jeegsy
7y ago
I heard somewhere that the Craigslist guy first went to newspapers with his ideas and he was basically laughed out of the room
392.
▲
by
jeegsy
7y ago
Wal-Mart (or any of the big retailers) is that you?
393.
▲
by
jeegsy
7y ago
Wrong. We just happened to have a president with those standards. Nothing about society then suggested we held politicians to any kind of lofty standards. A certain type had ambitions for higher office. Thats it.
394.
▲
by
jeegsy
7y ago
> The CEOs 14 year old son is a straw boy. Tee Hee
395.
▲
by
jeegsy
7y ago
The allegation here is that its the government doing it. Do you really think Twitter wants to take on governments?
396.
▲
by
jeegsy
7y ago
Can someone explain what "linked to" means in the context of a research study? Is it just a way to highlight correlation when it is insufficient to assert causation?
397.
▲
by
jeegsy
7y ago
Ah, it would seem that Epic has a nose for marketing opportunities especially today when "values" / "we are good folk" marketing is all the rage
398.
▲
by
jeegsy
7y ago
Allowing? Why would you not allow them in the first place? In any case, there shouldn't be any collisions if they are separate network sites except in the case of fiat decisions from the top.
399.
▲
by
jeegsy
7y ago
Quite right. As the article notes, a key part of Robert was that everyone agreed to the rules. This says nothing about whether or not there will be total agreement with outcomes. To pretend that so called "consensus" building will
400.
▲
by
jeegsy
7y ago
Maybe the way you read scifi could be described as 'passively consuming'. Me, I engaged actively in whatever I was reading as a kid especially the genre stuff. We really could use some romanticism of some things from the past. Whi
401.
▲
by
jeegsy
7y ago
How would Medicaid expansion have helped with doctor shortages in rural areas?
402.
▲
by
jeegsy
7y ago
If there is already an over-supply of docs already in the country, I don't see how an influx of foreign doctors helps anyone.
403.
▲
by
jeegsy
7y ago
> so they pivoted to "secret Muslim" Who is 'they'? The politicians or random citizens?
404.
▲
by
jeegsy
7y ago
I appreciate your taking the time to respond to this idea that somehow because you were only a 'minor' in CJ, your opinion is 'not a useful point of reference'.
405.
▲
by
jeegsy
7y ago
Indeed! These native ads are getting more blatant by the day. I know times are hard for print media but this doesnt help with the perceived credibility or lack thereof.
406.
▲
by
jeegsy
7y ago
You don't say!
407.
▲
by
jeegsy
7y ago
If we say the dataset is flawed, it is important that we pin down why and how exactly it is flawed. By what methods exactly are we going to source "not-flawed" data?
408.
▲
by
jeegsy
7y ago
Damn Son! I have had the same issue and your solution is so face palm simple! Excellent.
409.
▲
by
jeegsy
7y ago
"The fall of the clueless nerd" indeed. The headline in the wired story linked triggers the hell out of me. I suppose we have come full circle, Nerds suck, then they were cool and now they have been consigned back to uncool again.
410.
▲
by
jeegsy
7y ago
Super broad question here but how do you guys do it? I mean, how do you go from knowing how to build a basic webpage to knowing that you need e.g. Elasticsearch for search queries. It seems like there is so much specialized tech to learn bu
411.
▲
by
jeegsy
7y ago
> You’re talking about a man who was pedantic about language his entire life. Thank you for reminding us of this. The man was a noted stickler for language. In fact many ppl only know him via the GNU/Linux interject meme.
412.
▲
by
jeegsy
7y ago
How can you request a counter argument when you have not provided an argument?
413.
▲
by
jeegsy
7y ago
Though difficult, I endeavor to differentiate between an action and words in 'defense'(for lack of a better word) of said action.
414.
▲
by
jeegsy
7y ago
Having the wrong opinion about certain topics is getting more expensive This is an excellent point. More and more, there is no middle ground in consequences. Nothing like a suspension? or leave of absence etc. I don't recall how things
415.
▲
by
jeegsy
7y ago
There it is, thread complete
416.
▲
by
jeegsy
7y ago
So from a lawyer then?
417.
▲
by
jeegsy
7y ago
Is the concern that they would infect the already vaccinated kids?
418.
▲
by
jeegsy
7y ago
Not against you in particular but I really hate these sorts of 'behind the scenes' info about authors. I just recently read that Asimov needed a lot of editorial help. It really takes the magic out of it.
419.
▲
by
jeegsy
7y ago
I know that its probably a cliche at this point but stories like this give me the forlorn hope that maybe, just maybe physical media will make a strong comeback.