Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
jtriangle
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
10 ms
·
61.
▲
by
jtriangle
2y ago
Yeah, I mean, it's not so much "deserving", it's "qualifies for", and those qualifications seem to be "can fill out the paperwork" which is probably fine. Living without income is a foregone conclusio
62.
▲
by
jtriangle
2y ago
Should or shouldn't, it doesn't seem to matter to the state of California. Whomever is admining UI doesn't care. We've had people quit, fired with cause (and in legal proceedings), one who was literally incarcerated shor
63.
▲
by
jtriangle
2y ago
I can't tell you the last time I read a EULA. Probably back when software still came in a box and they put the EULA in said box, and I was stuck on the toilet without any other reading materials.
64.
▲
by
jtriangle
2y ago
Oh, I mean, the "why" is pretty simple. They're going to enable onedrive upload by default, wait until the sync finishes, then change the EULA to allow them to scrape everyone's onedrive for machine learning data that th
65.
▲
by
jtriangle
2y ago
Uber could certainly throw additional tech at this problem, but, realistically, the problem is the fault of NYC, not Uber. If NYC got rid of their antiquated laws, this would be a non-issue, and, rides would likely be cheaper and easier to
66.
▲
by
jtriangle
2y ago
Literally just adobe products on work machines where I can't sail the high seas and run it with WINE
67.
▲
by
jtriangle
2y ago
If you have a w7 install the calc exe still works on 10/11
68.
▲
by
jtriangle
2y ago
If you're doing tethered ROV stuff, the weight of the teather is a big big deal, so adding 4 additional wires is a non starter. For the stuff that goes extremely deep, they use fiber because it's much lighter. It presents signific
69.
▲
by
jtriangle
2y ago
There are no nvidia police, they literally cannot stop you from doing this.
70.
▲
by
jtriangle
2y ago
Also if you have the exe's handy from windows 7, they run fine on modern windows.
71.
▲
by
jtriangle
2y ago
If you want to do slow star-trek style landings, you need star-trek level tech. Namely, propulsion tech that doesn't exist. That doesn't mean that it's impossible, just means that it'd require things that don't exis
72.
▲
by
jtriangle
2y ago
>Model your data on the real world. Do not depend on spherical horses. This took me years to realize, and once I did things became much, much simpler.
73.
▲
by
jtriangle
2y ago
Just open the gopro and remove the beeper. Then connect it to a big external battery.
74.
▲
by
jtriangle
2y ago
This is a great idea, but, I'm not sure when the last time I needed to recognize an ssh fingerprint was. I'm sure it has uses in other places, and, I'm generally all for remembering large strings of data via "Darmok and
75.
▲
by
jtriangle
2y ago
I wouldn't really call 16.125GB "incredibly generous" to be honest.
76.
▲
by
jtriangle
2y ago
Before I ever entertained any sort of soft solution, I would have the drive out and plugged into a XYZ to USB interface. Simple manner of installing hfsprogs mounting the drive, yanking the files you want off, and you're done. The prop
77.
▲
by
jtriangle
2y ago
Had a business account, multiple users in charge of their little zones. Worker bees do work, drop it in a dropbox folder as they go. When they're finished, they tell the person in charge of their zone it's ready, and that person s
78.
▲
by
jtriangle
2y ago
I was an early adopter at dropbox, got all my friends/family/etc on it. Maxed out the free affiliate space when I added my .edu email to it for a grand total of 16.125GB, technically over the max, but, whatever I guess. I eventual
79.
▲
by
jtriangle
2y ago
>How many grains of sand makes a heap A minimum of four, usually much more though. (yes that is a tetrahedron joke)
80.
▲
by
jtriangle
2y ago
10 years is the guideline because you can't predict most of the future, but, you can predict the physical wear fairly well. It's likely that the plastic terminations will be iffy by that point basically, which means reterminating,
81.
▲
by
jtriangle
2y ago
If you've got 8 weeks of runway left, you're dead in the water regardless. You should be spending time looking for a new opportunity, not trying to police the CEO of your failing startup. Like is what they're doing right? Is
82.
▲
by
jtriangle
2y ago
You can use SM for short runs, you just have to match the optics to the cable/distance you're looking to use. Tons of very fast single mode optics out there that only expect <300m runs. That said, it's likely not worth it,
83.
▲
by
jtriangle
2y ago
Strictly speaking, sequential numbers can scale infinitely, so not the worst way to handle it.
84.
▲
by
jtriangle
2y ago
In a larger setting you're looking at a much shorter hardware refresh time than 10 years.
85.
▲
by
jtriangle
2y ago
Test or not, the matter is more about "how much can you spend on legal representation", and the answer there is going to be "not enough" unless you are a very, very large company.
86.
▲
by
jtriangle
2y ago
It also doesn't allow en passant
87.
▲
by
jtriangle
2y ago
You don't need escrow, strictly speaking. With something like this you will, of course, be required to use escrow by the seller.
88.
▲
by
jtriangle
2y ago
That's when the shooting starts. Let's hope it never gets that bad.
89.
▲
by
jtriangle
2y ago
Depends, does it run arch?
90.
▲
by
jtriangle
2y ago
They say they have't lost any so far.
More ›