Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
joncrane
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
68 ms
·
721.
▲
by
joncrane
7y ago
Have you ever heard of a company called Wells Fargo?
722.
▲
by
joncrane
7y ago
How is that interesting? Seems considerate to the reader.
723.
▲
by
joncrane
7y ago
For me this only started happening after I offered feedback aka "Don't show me ads like this any more." Of course I realized shortly thereafter: "Do I really want better targeted ads on my Instagram feed?" It's
724.
▲
by
joncrane
7y ago
Originally, probably the combination of supposed health effects of bathing in salt water and to flex on the less wealthy. Later, to keep up with the Joneses aka Vanderbilts.
725.
▲
by
joncrane
7y ago
At The Breakers, all the bathrooms had hot and cold running fresh and salt water. I believe many of the fancy mansions in that area had. I remember visiting on a field trip from nerd sleepaway camp in Massachusetts. As an adult, I could
726.
▲
by
joncrane
7y ago
Wow, this is great! If only you could unlock the org charts for HN users, that would be great! $400 a year (no monthly option) for the org charts is a tough sell!
727.
▲
by
joncrane
7y ago
This is a paywalled article.
728.
▲
by
joncrane
7y ago
Seems kind of rough....so you receive a ransom email and you do a fuzzy grep of the entire internet to see if forum posts with a similar "linguisitic signature" exist anywhere? You'd have to narrow down that search significan
729.
▲
by
joncrane
7y ago
So a roomba?
730.
▲
by
joncrane
7y ago
Ha. I petitioned to our HOA to put a trash can next to every mailbox and they refused.
731.
▲
by
joncrane
7y ago
Is Strava a more reliable partner in keeping this data safe than Google?
732.
▲
by
joncrane
7y ago
Interesting how there, the trade-off of electricity for nuclear is so advantageous, that you can even do inefficient things with the electricity downstream and still come out ahead. Is electricity really cheap in France?
733.
▲
by
joncrane
7y ago
I always thought it was "opiate of the masses."
734.
▲
by
joncrane
7y ago
Peak demand for energy . But peak demand for electricity is during peak AC season just like California. I don't think anyone is saying we're replacing natural gas to cook and heat with. (At least I hope not, cooking with gas i
735.
▲
by
joncrane
7y ago
I used to be really into regex and I'm now rusty, but wouldn't the desired representation of .* .* =.* be something closer to [^=]\* [^=]\* =[^=]\* ? I feel like it could be optimized further but this would be the first step, and
736.
▲
by
joncrane
7y ago
Oh wow, an old school Perl CGI script! I remember doing those about 20 years ago. Neat.
737.
▲
by
joncrane
7y ago
Is this the phenomenon that paralyzed athletes exploit to increase performance?
738.
▲
by
joncrane
7y ago
I mapped the route and if you followed Google Maps, your route would be very similar to the one they took in 1919.
739.
▲
by
joncrane
7y ago
To me one of the most sobering experience of my life was visiting Hoover Dam. Yes, they needed a consortium of companies because no one company was big enough, they built a railroad, a town, the concrete is still curing, yadda yadda yadda.
740.
▲
by
joncrane
7y ago
>It was their silly design choice that lead to disclosure of secrets after all. Wait, was the 200 private repos issue an AWS thing or a GitHub/GitLab/whatever thing? What AWS product has a concept of private/public repos a
741.
▲
by
joncrane
7y ago
>How is it that hundreds of developers know there's an issue before AWS do Trust me, they know. They know about problems we never find out about, too.
742.
▲
by
joncrane
7y ago
Well? Did she play it all the way through?
743.
▲
by
joncrane
7y ago
We need one of these for each borough of the Washington DC area.
744.
▲
by
joncrane
7y ago
We used (and I assume they continue to use, hi COFers!) Slack at Capital One. They are super careful about compliance so I'm sure everything was above board with the regulators.
745.
▲
by
joncrane
7y ago
That was going to be my next question: what kind of fund should the "cash" go into?
746.
▲
by
joncrane
7y ago
I mean the "post on another person's wall" functionality within FB, not FB itself.
747.
▲
by
joncrane
7y ago
Well Happy Birthday wishes is the big one. Other times there's like maybe an inside joke or a picture or an anecdote that you think that their friends would enjoy more than your friends. It's used way more by younger people, thou
748.
▲
by
joncrane
7y ago
One day you might respond to an ad like this but insist on a corp-to-corp and/or 1099 arrangement and charge $350 per hour. If you have the right specialty, attitude, and connections in Federal Government contracting, you can make FAAN
749.
▲
by
joncrane
7y ago
Funny you mention that because co-habiting the front page of HN right now along with this thread is news that Madza is removing touch screens from its in-car systems. Tactile buttons are best when operating a machine that requires focus.
750.
▲
by
joncrane
7y ago
I've gone as high as mid-2000s and had no trouble doing the maintenance myself.
More ›