Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
linux2647
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
16 ms
·
61.
▲
by
linux2647
4y ago
Yes, among other topics: https://roadmap.sh/roadmaps/
62.
▲
by
linux2647
4y ago
IIRC not exactly. YouTube provides some arbitrary JavaScript that must be evaluated as a form of a challenge. It changes with every page request, but it’s just a set of math operations. It’s easier to evaluate the JS than to statically ana
63.
▲
by
linux2647
4y ago
> I visited the river of Amazon Except there is a river called “The Amazon River”. Native English speaker here: I feel like rivers are always prefixed with “the”: - The Rio Grande - The Nile River - The Columbia River - The Yellow River
64.
▲
by
linux2647
4y ago
Submitted link is broken. It’s found here: https://www.djfood.org/fantasy-jodorowsky-tron-visualisation...
65.
▲
by
linux2647
4y ago
Ironically, it’s written as a shell script
66.
▲
by
linux2647
4y ago
And I think that’s why some stacks like Hotwired and Phoenix have decided to let the server handle a bunch of common JS use cases so that you don’t need some all of the frontend complexity like with React
67.
▲
by
linux2647
4y ago
Works fine on an iPhone
68.
▲
by
linux2647
4y ago
Sometimes we don’t have a choice, e.g. many American banks use SMS as the only 2FA
69.
▲
by
linux2647
4y ago
An ESPP is a stock purchasing program that allows employees to buy company stock at a discount
70.
▲
by
linux2647
4y ago
We’re heading that direction in the US
71.
▲
by
linux2647
4y ago
I think it’s supposed to be satire
72.
▲
by
linux2647
4y ago
I mean, that doesn’t sound too far off from what happens in Celtic languages like Welsh or Irish where the ending of one word mutates (softens) the beginning of the next word
73.
▲
by
linux2647
4y ago
Maybe there’s some feature of bleeding edge ffmpeg that’s required for the app
74.
▲
by
linux2647
4y ago
> and can even see polarization of light? our good friends the Cephalopods! I’m sorry what?? That’s possible? That’s incredible. Anyone have any speculation on what that would look like?
75.
▲
by
linux2647
4y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32102430
76.
▲
Ambicase: A font that is both upper and lower case (or neither?)
(myfonts.com)
1 points
by
linux2647
4y ago
|
0 comments
77.
▲
by
linux2647
4y ago
Observing it on Monday at Stitch Fix
78.
▲
by
linux2647
4y ago
At $WORK, we wrote our own RPC framework that uses protobufs HTTP. gRPC wasn’t an option because our infrastructure couldn’t support HTTP/2 and we needed first-class Ruby support, something Google seems doesn’t seem to have much inter
79.
▲
by
linux2647
4y ago
Yep. spawn is the basic primitive: https://www.erlang.org/doc/man/erlang.html#spawn-4
80.
▲
by
linux2647
4y ago
Not to mention the companion mobile apps that companies like YNAB provide. It’d be nice to have something self-hosted and hackable, but my spouse won’t want to use it unless the mobile app is good
81.
▲
by
linux2647
4y ago
I think tptacek is referring to the article was written by Kurt and Chris, not the HN comments
82.
▲
by
linux2647
4y ago
> are less likely to be human art concepts than challenges for machines Counter-example: there was one image I got that was a Gameboy as a concrete brick. That seems like a prompt you’d give DALL-E 2, but it was actually of human creatio
83.
▲
by
linux2647
4y ago
$WORK’s corporate values, etc are distilled into an “OS”. It’s been that way since it was a startup, but I still find calling it an “OS” weird.
84.
▲
by
linux2647
4y ago
Source?
85.
▲
by
linux2647
4y ago
This is very fun! However, on iPhone SE-sized screens, it’s not possible to see the entire target pattern, nor is it possible to scroll down so the browser chrome (Mobile Safari) gets in the way. I got the first level by guessing
86.
▲
Artists Who Code, a group helping artists switch careers to tech
(latimes.com)
49 points
by
linux2647
5y ago
|
66 comments
87.
▲
Rove by Autonomous – Meet in the Metaverse
(autonomous.ai)
1 points
by
linux2647
5y ago
|
0 comments
88.
▲
by
linux2647
5y ago
> we are experiencing problems with our web site, sorry > we are working to settle it correctly ASAP ! Probably
89.
▲
by
linux2647
5y ago
CPython appears to use a PEG parser for its implementation: https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/b77158b4da449ec5b8f68...
90.
▲
by
linux2647
5y ago
“English could win this contest handily if we chose carefully and use the occasional …”?
More ›