Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
kovek
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
15 ms
·
151.
▲
by
kovek
6y ago
I think that's a good point. Let's say that tax as a way of "dampening" "inefficiencies". Also, let's say that the accumulation of wealth through heritage + accumulation of wealth thanks to tools available
152.
▲
by
kovek
6y ago
Seems like some people are more interested in using Doordash than getting the food from the restaurants directly. I think that Doordash provides a useful service that was not as present or not as good previously. What do you think?
153.
▲
by
kovek
6y ago
Could you explain why are AS/400 relatively popular? I don't read much about these mainframes, and am a user of Personal Computers (macbook, thinkpad) and EC2 instances (something that runs Linux?) , so I am not sure what AS/
154.
▲
by
kovek
6y ago
For me, I'm an avid browser, lurker, reader of HN, Reddit, and when I come through an interesting paragraph in an article, or a comment in a thread, I screenshot it. Next step will be to automatically move the screenshot from iCloud on
155.
▲
by
kovek
6y ago
Are there tools to store the all history webpage contents to be viewed later?
156.
▲
by
kovek
6y ago
How could I use Rga to search my browsing history?
157.
▲
by
kovek
6y ago
If you are fine serving more data, you could trigger a "More" automatically when the user minimizes a comment thread, and add the "More" comments to the bottom of the page? Also, to encourage people exploring "More&
158.
▲
by
kovek
6y ago
I've seen you mention this [More] comment a few times now. I like it, though what if you change the design of the More functionality?
159.
▲
by
kovek
6y ago
Thank you for sharing!!
160.
▲
by
kovek
6y ago
Last night I worked out and my nose opened up and I slept so much better. Anyone experienced something similar?
161.
▲
by
kovek
6y ago
Similarly to how literal literacy enables access to information, Computer Programming literacy could enable people to derive more value from open software, for example. It could enable people to automate some tasks, or make some tasks easie
162.
▲
by
kovek
6y ago
Anyone could make a copy of fantastical and sell it for cheaper with less support. What do you think about such an alternative?
163.
▲
by
kovek
6y ago
Nice "hack" with incognito! I also notice that Youtube will catch on to a random video I watch and recommend me similar things, even if I am not interested in those topics. I'll think about incognito in the future! "Rig
164.
▲
by
kovek
6y ago
I wonder, how can I find mailing lists that align with my interests? I am not interested in TRS-80, but I wonder if there are mailing lists for other topics that I am interested in
165.
▲
by
kovek
6y ago
> I'd rather cut this problem off at the head I don't understand what you mean by this! I know it's an expression or a way of saying something, but I don't understand what you mean
166.
▲
by
kovek
6y ago
This is very cool, thank you!!
167.
▲
by
kovek
6y ago
What do we know about the area behind the nose? Is that the sinuses? Is the book “Jaws” discussing the sinuses? It sounds to me like Jaws is about the mouth area, not the areas behind the nose. But, thank you a lot for these resources, I am
168.
▲
by
kovek
6y ago
> Here's a surprising claim that has scientific concensus: Basically ALL humans have problems breathing I believe this might be true. Do you have a citation, paper or source? Thank you for the resources you linked! How could I explo
169.
▲
by
kovek
6y ago
I actually tried to sign up to yogaforums yesterday and I could not get the verification email. Breathing is such an interesting aspect of life that we don’t explore a lot in popular culture.
170.
▲
by
kovek
6y ago
Thank you geerlingguy for your ansible repositories!!
171.
▲
by
kovek
6y ago
This computer-in-a-keyboard is very cool! I think that in the future, we might be comfortable bringing around our tablets and connecting them wirelessly(or wired) to monitors at our home, office or PC cafe, and do presentations, code, etc.
172.
▲
by
kovek
6y ago
Does the literature talk about reducing the risk of sharing those verified illnesses with others? For example, if a person has an illness that transmits through coughs, then if they wear a mask and cough, is the chance that people around th
173.
▲
by
kovek
6y ago
How did you learn to program on your GBA?
174.
▲
by
kovek
6y ago
SparkFun staff answered my questions about hardware thoroughly, probably a few lectures worth within 5-10 replies. That moment is always in my heart! I don’t do hardware much though, I was curious about making a ring. Litho.cc made somethin
175.
▲
by
kovek
6y ago
Is there any way to improve TTS’s performance? My laptop’s fan goes off when running it. I wish they could provide an option do so a simpler rendering. Otherwise it requires some good hardware to run it nicely.
176.
▲
by
kovek
6y ago
I see what you mean here, and it might be what the statistics website is claiming. However, it is not clear at all. They use the words "large share of the smartphone operating systems’ market within the United States," and "l
177.
▲
by
kovek
6y ago
I’m really confused by what I’m reading on this page. Can someone clarify the different between these two? Quoting: > Apple iOS continues to hold its large share of the smartphone operating systems’ market within the United States, claim
178.
▲
Ask HN: How do you find help?
12 points
by
kovek
6y ago
|
7 comments
179.
▲
by
kovek
6y ago
I’m a software engineering looking to work on a project of mine. I’m looking to learn from others’ software engineering experience. I am interested in learning from you. I would be happy getting on calls and paying per hour. Let’s discuss?
180.
▲
by
kovek
6y ago
So, will a solution be implemented for future possible scenarios like this, or will we have to pray no collision happens?
More ›