Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
kds3
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
8 ms
·
31.
▲
by
kds3
7y ago
> More generally, is there anything on TikTok which is banned by Facebook? That's wrong question. It usually doesn't matter what is banned, but what is "shadow-banned" really matters. You can't see what is shadow
32.
▲
by
kds3
7y ago
> or your central bank is injecting money into the economy and your "savings" is being inflated away This classical macroeconomic principle does not work any more [0]. Today inflation is not directly related to central bank act
33.
▲
by
kds3
7y ago
They can just suspend your account. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21247759
34.
▲
Infectious Narratives in Economics: Excerpt
(bloomberg.com)
1 points
by
kds3
7y ago
|
0 comments
35.
▲
by
kds3
7y ago
> entire exchange volume is based on me and my friend trading a single share back and forth, everything will still work You are talking like such a market is extremely liquid (there are enough shares for everyone). I think when a third p
36.
▲
by
kds3
7y ago
About Us [0] on webarchive from the same date is still relevant: > YouTube is the first online community site that allows members to post and share personal videos. [0] https://web.archive.org/web/20050428171556/
37.
▲
by
kds3
7y ago
> This will never happen. Anyone can start a ride-sharing service with a tiny investment. There's no way bankrupting current companies will give Uber an unassailable market. Also "markets" doesn't necessary mean ride-
38.
▲
by
kds3
7y ago
Yes, otherwise why should citizens pay more for local services? Or should we just remove all local taxes instead to make companies even? Currently local businesses pay for the "right to the free French market", but remote business
39.
▲
by
kds3
7y ago
> With two sensors, you can detect failure. It’s very unlikely that both would fail simultaneously. If they did, it’s very unlikely that both would provide the same erroneous readings. > First: I said it’s very unlikely, not impossibl
40.
▲
by
kds3
7y ago
I've confused AF447's Pitot tubes with AoA sensors. But I think point is still valid: two sensors _can_ simultaneously have same erroneous readings and we have to be sure pilots can handle such situations.
41.
▲
by
kds3
7y ago
> If they’re damaged on the ground, surely it’ll be noticed that the sensors are claiming an extreme AoA while just sitting there, and they’ll be fixed. AoA sensors by design don't work reliable in low speed and they don't work
42.
▲
by
kds3
7y ago
> It’s very unlikely that both would fail simultaneously. If they did, it’s very unlikely that both would provide the same erroneous readings. They don't have to fail simultaneously in a flight. And they don't have to fail by i
43.
▲
by
kds3
7y ago
> more housing = more people It's not always right. If we build more housing in Siberia we won't have more people there. A lot of people just hate LA or NY or SF with some reason.