Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
lovich
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
64 ms
·
901.
▲
by
lovich
11mo ago
My own enjoyment was predicated on the money side. If I was independently wealthy I’d be splitting my time between this and gem faceting as hobbies
902.
▲
by
lovich
11mo ago
Is this the one from the hippie(non perjorative) group living off a boat? If it’s the same, it’s one that if I win the lottery I’d spend my time learning along with this tool from Imogen https://mimugloves.com/ I don’t thin
903.
▲
by
lovich
11mo ago
Well, I'm not sure I agree with convincing people to not feel this way, but its admirable that you are putting in effort to change the world in a way that fits your morals
904.
▲
by
lovich
11mo ago
I have apparently been in a bubble based on the other commenter saying this was a gen z phenomenon. Back in the 1337sp43k days in my internet circles, typing in all lowercase other than acronyms was the opposite of TYPING IN ALL CAPS. We us
905.
▲
by
lovich
11mo ago
I am with you 100%. I am nearly 15 years into being a tech professional and competing with these kids for jobs and the thing that is horrifying me is that I am being told I am not qualified enough after getting through the filter where thes
906.
▲
by
lovich
11mo ago
Being capable of being applied everywhere doesn't mean they are compensated the same when comparing any two locations. Even if that wasn't a factor and both locations paid the same, a dense city with many employers gives you a muc
907.
▲
by
lovich
11mo ago
Are there jobs in those cities who sit in an area named after their economic collapse? Do student loan costs go down if you move to a low cost of living area? We had some movement in the direction of people immigrating to low cost areas lik
908.
▲
by
lovich
11mo ago
I only felt the empathy someone can have when they have also lived through the same events, for all the zoomers graduating into the post Covid job market. Millennials and younger are all fucked for the same reasons and are going to continue
909.
▲
by
lovich
11mo ago
I agree with you on a factual basis, but you understand that a large amount of people have a deep emotional instinct to not be ok with those options, right?
910.
▲
by
lovich
11mo ago
I found the xkcd comic for myself funny enough to chuckle but I had the same feelings as you about the text It also appears highly biased towards recency as much of mine was roasting a topic I had only spoken of once and recently
911.
▲
by
lovich
11mo ago
Undoubtedly but I meant more that his behavior is indistinguishable from an LLM prompted to divide and his account age means that’s entirely possible. Whether human or bot, if the behaviors the same, might as well ignore them
912.
▲
by
lovich
11mo ago
What happens in the event all the sites for time.nist.gov go down? is it included in the spec? Also thank you for that link, this is exactly the kind of esoteric knowledge that I enjoy learning about
913.
▲
by
lovich
11mo ago
This was an NTP 0 server right? What is the actual failback mechanism when that level of NTP server fails? This is some level of eldritch magic that I am aware of, but not familiar with but am interested in learning.
914.
▲
by
lovich
11mo ago
brah, this is a 4 month old account that has ragebaited the fuck out of multiple people including you and me. we should assume he is a LLM powered agitprop account or someone mentally unwell and stop wasting time on it.
915.
▲
by
lovich
11mo ago
I just want to be clear before we continue the discussion, so that you do not claim that I am trying to get a "gotcha" moment on you. When we are discussing the United States of America, the nation founded on one of the most famou
916.
▲
by
lovich
11mo ago
I don’t care about all those signs/flags? Is probably the best I can express my feelings. I assume anything corporate or corporate aligned, which I believe this forum is, is being manipulated by the owners because they are structurally
917.
▲
by
lovich
11mo ago
There is zero evidence that would sway me other than full transparency into all company records, which I recognize as an implausible ask. I do not trust companies, or any organization involved in their creation and investment like this foru
918.
▲
by
lovich
11mo ago
I saw a claim that DeepSeek had piggybacked off of some aspect of training that ChatGPT had done, and so that cost needed to be included when evaluating DeepSeek. This training part of LLMs is still mostly Greek to me, so if anyone could ex
919.
▲
by
lovich
11mo ago
The mothballed guy is just crazy, trolling, or lying. I was going to respond to another comments of his in this thread when I realized he was the poster who laid out a false timeline of events by omitting the one comment that made him wrong
920.
▲
by
lovich
11mo ago
You are correct. I will walk back the term “anyone” and amend it to “anyone who doesn’t personally trust the employees/mods of the organization and doesn’t assume that an organization involved in investments and VC firms will act with
921.
▲
by
lovich
11mo ago
You skipped this quote in your unrolling, which was in the middle of your supposed timeline > It was waaay more than 50%, and good ideas take time to execute but it's going swimmingly so far. I’m assuming you’re in bad faith now, so
922.
▲
by
lovich
11mo ago
You didn’t moderate your comments by painting him as the opposite of what he is. That is called lying
923.
▲
by
lovich
11mo ago
> When we're in management we have a responsibility to try to argue for narratives that lead to that outcome. My previous bosses would move to fire me or get me transferred out of their org if they found out I valued getting my empl
924.
▲
by
lovich
11mo ago
Ok, but the claim was >… waaay more than 50%… You posted a lot of words to still not prove that claim
925.
▲
by
lovich
11mo ago
> An intelligent asshat or non asshat that was an imbecile. I like your implication that Trump is not an ass hat here instead of the biggest asshole ever elected to office > There are so many things I don’t like about him but some of
926.
▲
by
lovich
11mo ago
I interpreted their comment more along the lines of “Don’t critique ycombinator companies or go against their interests, otherwise you’re fine” YC companies and their founders have special privileges on here and there is an opaque moderatio
927.
▲
by
lovich
11mo ago
> > To make sure I am not speaking to a bot > Do grow up. When I quote a fragment of someone else’s sentence I usually add an ellipses(…) to show that there’s more context and not imply a full statement, but you do you Since you dr
928.
▲
by
lovich
11mo ago
I would not actually expect anyone to provide the level of personal information I would need to believe you. I am just letting you know that that is where the bar is for belief, because so many people flying under the banner you claim, have
929.
▲
by
lovich
11mo ago
You do realize that the people making those decisions at corporations are largely shielded from the liability of said decisions, and that when companies are treated like citizens they almost never get equivalent punishment like human beings
930.
▲
by
lovich
11mo ago
To add onto this, the single exception I am aware of to this rule is the result of the gas explosions in Massachusetts. In that case the company in charge, Columbia Gas, "exited" the market but all the scuttlebutt I heard in the a
More ›