Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
lolsal
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
119 ms
·
601.
▲
by
lolsal
9y ago
Consider that she was detained for a little bit by the rookie police officer while they concluded their investigation. That seems all that was necessary since this was an accident. Believe it or not, it's not actually necessary to arre
602.
▲
by
lolsal
9y ago
You don't think the benefits that automobiles brought to the world are worth more than "2nd greatest engineering blunder"?
603.
▲
by
lolsal
9y ago
It is easily readable with Reader View in Safari.
604.
▲
by
lolsal
9y ago
It seems like this parallels the need for encryption. I don't over-share in meatspace for the same reason that I don't deliberately make myself vulnerable in cyber-space.
605.
▲
by
lolsal
9y ago
As of today, I don't have to purchase any upgrades to use my 15" laptop on the foldout tray in 'normal economy class'. Things only get cramped when the seat in front of me reclines.
606.
▲
by
lolsal
9y ago
How does a pivot point fix a reclining seat that is crushing my laptop into/onto the fold down tray?
607.
▲
by
lolsal
9y ago
"It's not ready yet."
608.
▲
by
lolsal
9y ago
I am not affiliated with Magic Leap. I do know for a fact though that they have many independent teams working to showcase this technology.
609.
▲
by
lolsal
9y ago
There is no need for the condescending "Son, "-style discourse here.
610.
▲
by
lolsal
9y ago
> I mean, in every modern country you have the right to someone elses time and labor. I notice you qualified this with 'every modern country'. Is this a coincidence or do you believe that a 'right' to other people
611.
▲
by
lolsal
9y ago
> Do people actually use satellite imagery other than to appreciate how cool is to look at one's house from above? Definitely! I used it when trying to find a good spot to view the recent eclipse - I wanted to find an open place tha
612.
▲
by
lolsal
9y ago
No, not at all. Other economic views are definitely comprehensible to me, however this particular one is mind boggling because me and OP seem to have genuinely incompatible principals and values. "housing should be free" - accordi
613.
▲
by
lolsal
9y ago
I don't really understand what your comment has to do with my comment. > This is the ideal model, there is no greedy studio stealing most of the money They don't steal most of the money. They are paid according to whatever agre
614.
▲
by
lolsal
9y ago
I think the point is not to attract people willing to take money in drips, but people willing to give money in drips. The taking side is the easy side. Getting people to give is the difficult side.
615.
▲
by
lolsal
9y ago
Your mindset completely boggles my mind.
616.
▲
by
lolsal
9y ago
How do you know they rushed features to market instead of dropping other features which we don't even know about because they were dropped? Isn't this exactly how people want agile products delivered?
617.
▲
by
lolsal
9y ago
If you don't think there is `S` in SC2 I would think you haven't played it much.
618.
▲
by
lolsal
9y ago
Physical maps don't necessarily have: - satellite imagery - reviews for destinations - automatic re-routing - traffic congestion - toll/public-transit information - On a mobile/gps enabled device you get your location as well
619.
▲
by
lolsal
9y ago
You're at least making this an easy decision for the parent, in this hypothetical situation :)
620.
▲
by
lolsal
9y ago
I would say there may be many more possible explanations than you listed here. We cannot know, only speculate.
621.
▲
by
lolsal
9y ago
I had not seen this before. I appreciate it being posted.
622.
▲
by
lolsal
9y ago
> We have no autonomy to decide whether something matters. You don't get to choose. The choice was made when he signed the NDA. That's literally what signing it means.
623.
▲
by
lolsal
9y ago
It's being down-voted because it's a low-effort comment that provides criticism and opinion without any substance or real information and does not contribute to the discussion in a meaningful way.
624.
▲
by
lolsal
9y ago
I can't really articulate why, but to me my salary and compensation is extremely private. I'm not ashamed of my compensation and I could justify it (compared to my peers for example), but it still seems like something that is extr
625.
▲
by
lolsal
9y ago
It seems like ebay would have a ton of user-provided photos which would be a possibly huge corpus for machine learning to help identify objects like this. It will be interesting to see how well this works!
626.
▲
by
lolsal
9y ago
What do you mean, 'waiting to fail'? How long should we wait? A decade? Two decades? The success of reddit would seem to be at odds with your opinion.
627.
▲
by
lolsal
9y ago
Do you really think the US was 'promoting unsustainable development and poor land use', or do you think maybe it was more the case that things may have changed in the last 50-100 years, and we may have gotten a little wiser? It&#x
628.
▲
by
lolsal
9y ago
You can't cite "it's obvious" in other research papers though. Now that this research is published, it can easily be cited as a fact/finding/proof.
629.
▲
by
lolsal
9y ago
Thank you.
630.
▲
by
lolsal
9y ago
What is "smh"?
More ›