Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
jokoon
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
61 ms
·
871.
▲
by
jokoon
4y ago
Playing empty video files when loop is enabled makes vlc freeze and impossible to close. Please fix it.
872.
▲
by
jokoon
4y ago
Meeting God or finding meaning in life is not on the requirement list for the FDA. There other ways to evaluate treatments for depression.
873.
▲
by
jokoon
4y ago
protonmail does it already
874.
▲
by
jokoon
4y ago
I don't care this is 2022 gmail is free for 15GB, 500MB is not a lot to ask
875.
▲
by
jokoon
4y ago
All I want is a free email, with 500mb of storage, and the ability to sort mails by domains. I don't need storage space to store attachments files. The only thing that matters to me in email is spam detection and the ability to sort an
876.
▲
by
jokoon
4y ago
Rust is too hard to learn. I like it, but it only aims at replacing ada, not c++. I asked around and there is currently no good way to make modern native ui apps with rust. It would be okay if the syntax of rust looked a bit more like C, bu
877.
▲
by
jokoon
4y ago
why can't ublock origin work properly with this manifest v3?
878.
▲
by
jokoon
4y ago
What are the most commonly used UI software for rust? I don't think there is a QT equivalent? I guess there are bindings for QT, though, but I don't know if it plays well with the particularities of QT.
879.
▲
by
jokoon
4y ago
what I meant is that you cannot only consider money when making choices about energy, you need to consider materials and their CO2 footprint. prices change, physical units don't.
880.
▲
by
jokoon
4y ago
that's even more energy intensive and expensive, I guess
881.
▲
by
jokoon
4y ago
In the context of CO2 emissions, money doesn't matter, only resources and physical units do.
882.
▲
by
jokoon
4y ago
per energy output, nuclear reactors require less metal, concrete, steel, etc.
883.
▲
by
jokoon
4y ago
Not to mention that a big fraction of those panels are made in china, and panels generally generate much less power after 20 or 30 years. They're also vulnerable to hail, and require a lot of copper wiring. I would buy any stock relate
884.
▲
by
jokoon
4y ago
It's really funny because I asked on stack exchange why websites are slower than apps, my question for removed for being opinion based, and I got an answer about hydration. In my view, the dom should be made obsolete, and there should
885.
▲
by
jokoon
4y ago
I highly doubt that it's easy to hire rust developers. Maybe it's possible to hire c++ dev and make them work on a rust project? Anyhow, is there a qt equivalent for rust? Can rust really compete with c++? I've read rust code
886.
▲
by
jokoon
4y ago
I wonder if python could possibly be as fast as js if enough money was spent on it.
887.
▲
by
jokoon
4y ago
I stayed 2 months on a 4 million LOC qt thing, it was quite awful. Like it was said, indeed, rewrite things slowly, or maybe rewrite the most essential parts. Or just quit that job, it might not be worth staying there. Resistance mean it is
888.
▲
by
jokoon
4y ago
Implement some existing c++ with gdnative. Generate a planar graph, preferably without a Delaunay triangulation.
889.
▲
by
jokoon
4y ago
I tried the gdnative thing and implemented a few classes, but there doesn't seem to be a lot of difference with gdextension.
890.
▲
by
jokoon
4y ago
I wonder how much instruction level parallelism can new cpu perform. I guess a lot?
891.
▲
by
jokoon
4y ago
C++ without the old bad things it carries for the sake of backwards compatibility. Maybe a simpler subset of the language with it's most common usage, like STL containers, string, etc. And a similar syntax, I don't want want exoti
892.
▲
by
jokoon
4y ago
Wirth's law strikes again.
893.
▲
by
jokoon
4y ago
I wonder if there are plants/trees that grow fast and capture a lot of CO2, that you could just cut early, bury, plant another and repeat. Maybe a GMO kind of tree that just grows fast? I've read that it's the young trees tha
894.
▲
by
jokoon
4y ago
question to OP: how faster can the code in those SO answers be? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/73473074/speed-up-set-pa... This code is recursive and generate set partitions for large N values (N larger than
895.
▲
by
jokoon
4y ago
That's what carbon pricing is about. Of course it must be high enough. But at least carbon pricing allows us to visualize the problem.
896.
▲
by
jokoon
4y ago
What are the best solutions to catch spam for self hosted email?
897.
▲
by
jokoon
4y ago
I wish the game was more accessible
898.
▲
by
jokoon
4y ago
Isn't there some sort of federated white list of mail domains? Something where you can just declare a domain, pay a fee, gain reputation. Aren't those free or in the public domain? Something with some sort of certificates? Maybe i
899.
▲
by
jokoon
4y ago
Because it takes a long time to build a public transit infrastructure, and cars made it unprofitable. Electric bikes make public transit much better. An important thing to understand, is that public transit cannot be faster or as fast as ca
900.
▲
by
jokoon
4y ago
I'm guessing Elon musk is trying to compete with NASA and will tweet whatever about it.
More ›