Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
leetcrew
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
61 ms
·
631.
▲
by
leetcrew
5y ago
large scale "boots on the ground" invasions are pretty hard to sell to the american public. they don't generally want to see american soldiers die without a good reason. retaliating against the people who harbored bin laden i
632.
▲
by
leetcrew
5y ago
yeah I'm kinda confused also, and I only graduated a few years ago. other than the (very important) minifridge, I doubt I spent more than $50 on "dorm outfitting". nor did I see "dorm outfitting" as some conspicuous
633.
▲
by
leetcrew
5y ago
gets is inherently unsafe unless the input is guaranteed (externally) to never overflow the buffer.
634.
▲
by
leetcrew
5y ago
I think datacenter tech is a good example of one that should actually be in house, and not even for the sake of fairness. I imagine after a while these people must understand a lot about the company's infrastructure, albeit on a low le
635.
▲
by
leetcrew
5y ago
I wasn't around back then, but I kinda doubt that it worked that way for most people (other than outliers like the flamin hot cheetos guy) or that it could work that way today. my grandfather started out as a more or less unskilled fac
636.
▲
by
leetcrew
5y ago
that's kind of a weird strawman. I don't think people (in general) love scarcity, but you don't have to think too hard to realize that some desirable things are inherently scarce. even in star trek, there are only so many pen
637.
▲
by
leetcrew
5y ago
according to BLS, the median is more like $110k: https://www.bls.gov/ooh/computer-and-information-technology/... anyway, the median figure doesn't tell you a whole lot by itself. the median rent in the US for
638.
▲
by
leetcrew
5y ago
uber eats orders come out to be much more expensive than door dash, grubhub, etc. idk why this is the case, but this is why I don't usually use uber eats. they do usually have a better selection of restaurants, I'll give them that
639.
▲
by
leetcrew
5y ago
I dunno whether it would be considered hacking, fraud, or plain old theft, but if you hadn't returned the BTC, this would be a clear example of exploiting a bug for financial gain. if nothing else, the operator should have some legal r
640.
▲
by
leetcrew
5y ago
there isn't really an exploratory aspect to (vanilla) CS. it's a competitive shooter with a small number of small maps, and the weapons are pretty clearly balanced with this in mind. mods and community maps are a different story,
641.
▲
by
leetcrew
5y ago
I think it's reasonable to complain about the loss of the native app when one of the key selling points (imo) is the pleasant UI. I don't really understand the almost-automatic hatred of subscriptions. if an app has ongoing develo
642.
▲
by
leetcrew
5y ago
it's very much a trade off. I too remember going to independent record stores when I was younger. every once in a while, I got into a cool conversation with someone who worked there and discovered a new band. much more often, I left em
643.
▲
by
leetcrew
5y ago
> Let's be honest, most of us didn't have a problem with the office, most of us had a problem with the open office and the commute, both of which are solvable. I kinda agree with this. at least, I wouldn't mind going to th
644.
▲
by
leetcrew
5y ago
I think your advice to relax and focus on slow, steady improvement is on point, but imo you are really overstating the bit about low expectations for new grads. no reasonable company will make a new grad solely responsible for some critical
645.
▲
by
leetcrew
5y ago
I don't think that's entirely fair. I have a limited amount of energy to spend on social activities in a week. just because I decline many of your invitations to hang out doesn't mean I won't clear my schedule to help yo
646.
▲
by
leetcrew
5y ago
also if you can't spot that error, you might not realize a subtle, yet important, detail about that line (if written correctly). contrary to what you might expect, it cannot short-circuit the way || does, leading to possible performanc
647.
▲
by
leetcrew
5y ago
I'm not sure exactly what kind of mechanism they have to track such information, but some departments clearly do keep tabs on people who are vocally hostile towards police. take a look at this video if you have a minute. dispatch expli
648.
▲
by
leetcrew
5y ago
to some extent I'm just regurgitating what the owner told me. the guy was a bit neurotic. he would obsessively compare his prices with all the other local takeout places. there wasn't really a cohesive business strategy in the pri
649.
▲
by
leetcrew
5y ago
it depends a lot on the kind of food. I once asked the owner about this when I worked at a pizza place. the "house salad" was almost straight profit; lettuce, tomatoes, onions, etc. cost basically nothing when purchased in bulk. t
650.
▲
by
leetcrew
5y ago
known by whom? I got halfway through my CS degree before I realized software paid significantly better than other STEM work, and I'm in my twenties. my parents weren't convinced it wasn't all a waste of time until I showed th
651.
▲
by
leetcrew
5y ago
if someone is mostly feeling secure about their appearance, it doesn't really matter. but weight can be a very sensitive subject, and you can't really know whether it is or isn't for someone you don't know well. in the w
652.
▲
by
leetcrew
5y ago
I dunno, I think it's better to just not comment on weight at all unless you're good friends. what if you're wrong and they actually gained weight since you last saw them? or what if you're right and they have an eating
653.
▲
by
leetcrew
5y ago
I don't really see how. the income phase out is close to the median individual income for SF. I also have a hard time seeing how it will meaningfully reduce congestion when roughly half the residents are fully exempted. seems more like
654.
▲
by
leetcrew
5y ago
75-90% of what land? the federal government owns 28% of the entire land area in the US, and that land is not "zoned" for any type of private residence.
655.
▲
by
leetcrew
5y ago
there's a third situation. suppose I spend roughly the same amount of money every month as I earn. on paper, this means that I should be treading water, at least. but my wages actually hit my bank account a week after the end of each p
656.
▲
by
leetcrew
5y ago
YMMV on that one, especially if you travel with others. I rented a nice apartment just outside the center of raleigh for about $115/night including fees. it had a full kitchen, living room with futon, and two bedrooms. I really doubt w
657.
▲
by
leetcrew
5y ago
you're right about t rowe, I confused the story about them moving their main office (to harbor east) with the fact they've opened an office in owings mills. apparently the reason for the move is safety concerns downtown, which is
658.
▲
by
leetcrew
5y ago
I'm a lifelong resident, but I can't say I share your optimism. the per capita murder rate is still well above the worst years in the 90s, with 2019 setting an all time high. the population is still falling, rapidly in poorer neig
659.
▲
by
leetcrew
5y ago
it isn't true though. suppose there are n lanes and more than n cars, which is almost always the case in the city. if you pass someone, even just to end up stopped at the same light, you are still ahead of them in line. moving ahead by
660.
▲
by
leetcrew
5y ago
I'm not exactly sure what point you're trying to make here, but I don't think two different formats for encoding formatted text with images constitute different "mediums".
More ›