Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
kraftman
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
28 ms
·
331.
▲
by
kraftman
9y ago
Just finished 'so good they cant ignore you' and thought similar. It made some great, interesting points, but they were just too padded out.
332.
▲
by
kraftman
9y ago
I'm going to write a chat app built on IRC that gradually uses more and more RAM, and adds new features while breaking old ones. Just as it has everything MSN used to have ill have it shut down, rename itself and its website and start
333.
▲
by
kraftman
9y ago
Or you could work shorter hours and get a decent nights sleep.
334.
▲
by
kraftman
9y ago
My guess would be that the US found some dodgy software that happened to make use of cURL, add flagged him as part of it, given what he's previously said about receiving emails from people that have found his details in other software:
335.
▲
by
kraftman
9y ago
Full stack dev 8:15 wake up 8:25 drive to work 9:00 check emails/reddit/facebook 10:00 code/reddit 12:00 lunch 13-14:00 code/reddit 16-17:00 head home. 17:40 bike ride/exercise 18:30 personal projects 20:00 game 23:
336.
▲
by
kraftman
9y ago
Lapis ~= Moonscript + OpenResty, Lapis = OpenResty + loads of framework stuff to make development easier, as Leafo explained. You can use Moonscript, but you can also use pure Lua.
337.
▲
by
kraftman
10y ago
Any tips for getting over the first hump?
338.
▲
by
kraftman
10y ago
It was more the 'if you must' part. Like it's permissible for now, to wean you off, but of course the end goal is complete disconnection.
339.
▲
by
kraftman
10y ago
Then why did you buy a kindle?!
340.
▲
by
kraftman
10y ago
I'm not saying that you can't get addicted, I'm saying that if you are or you think you are, I doubt articles like this will help, because they aren't aimed at you. They're aimed at guilting people who think maybe t
341.
▲
by
kraftman
10y ago
Why has the kindle been relegated in favor of hardcovers?
342.
▲
by
kraftman
10y ago
It's funny how these articles always go completely over the top rather than being about learning self control. Buying too much stuff? Cancel amazon prime, throw away everything you own, go full digital nomad and spend the rest of your
343.
▲
by
kraftman
10y ago
Maybe in the USA, in the UK at least plenty of people have unlimited/large data plans, and the speeds are still fine.
344.
▲
by
kraftman
10y ago
Openresty does this quite nicely with Lua: you just write your code as normal and it handles the rest in the background. http://leafo.net/posts/itchio-and-coroutines.html
345.
▲
by
kraftman
10y ago
Could you elaborate? Coming from Lua I always found the nesting of anonymous functions messy and wondered why they weren't done as in the article.
346.
▲
by
kraftman
10y ago
And ADirStat for Android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.flightofst...
347.
▲
by
kraftman
10y ago
If you have amazon prime it comes with unlimited free RAW backups.
348.
▲
by
kraftman
10y ago
What's the use case for all the connectivity too?
349.
▲
by
kraftman
10y ago
You could just have the camera rolling the last X minutes of footage like a dashcam, and auto upload it when the next user reports an issue.
350.
▲
by
kraftman
10y ago
You've already got someone to evaluate it for free: the next person to get in it. Then you only need people to evaluate the reports, and you offer the person reporting it either a free ride in the dirty car or a fresh car in a few minu
351.
▲
by
kraftman
10y ago
You could just have the next person report it, which fines the previous person.
352.
▲
by
kraftman
10y ago
Or why not scrap the password and the username and just use passwordless login.
353.
▲
by
kraftman
10y ago
What do they not have together?
354.
▲
by
kraftman
10y ago
On the flip side I've been using my bluetooth headphones every day for over 3 years and I've never had them cut out once, other than if I leave them on from my desk to the kitchen which is about 20 ft and through a few walls.
355.
▲
by
kraftman
10y ago
Or take it further and have a few different levels of verbosity for each section and have some weighting to which get shown when generating new CV's
356.
▲
by
kraftman
10y ago
I'm fairly sure if I moved my parents to linux mint they wouldnt even notice. 'Usable' and 'user friendly' don't apply when all you use is chrome, and chrome is the same on every OS.
357.
▲
by
kraftman
10y ago
Do you stick with the same people each month? Seems like quite a markup to pay for not doing it yourself, and you could use the extra $1-1400 for social activities?
358.
▲
by
kraftman
10y ago
So the premise of this post seems to be that owning things that may one day need to be moved introduces a cognitive load extreme enough that daily creativity is reduced, but reducing easy access to purchases to the point where buying things
359.
▲
by
kraftman
10y ago
So you're buying a case and a hard drive, you have to put it together yourself, and it only works with a raspberry pi 2? Seems like anyone interested enough to buy this would just do it themselves.
360.
▲
by
kraftman
10y ago
Really? I think it's fairly obvious that no one knows what it means, and that OP is asking for peoples opinions.
More ›