Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
malbs
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
13 ms
·
151.
▲
by
malbs
13y ago
Here in Australia there is a move towards this same technology. Vehicle registration stickers are being phased out because the registration of vehicles are auto queried by police vehicles, RTA cameras, etc I'm pretty happy about this becaus
152.
▲
by
malbs
13y ago
Actually I was using a google docs spreadsheet to store usernames/passwords for various forums I had registered on. I didn't want to use any of the various password storage systems, the usernames/passwords weren't something I really cared i
153.
▲
by
malbs
13y ago
So I just set this up on my home machine and a work machine.. I got caught out with the pre-defined host config because I didn't realise I needed to allow both tcp AND udp through the firewall, so my work machine was unable to access my pri
154.
▲
by
malbs
13y ago
It's extremely hard to get an accurate idea on where you rank. The sample size you have to draw on is small and biased. I just find it overwhelming that the more I learn, the more I realise I don't know. However I will say, your ability to
155.
▲
by
malbs
13y ago
Didn't you know everyone considers themselves top tier?
156.
▲
by
malbs
14y ago
just curious what, if any, training you did during your primal trial month?
157.
▲
by
malbs
14y ago
Was reading the article, excited by the prospect when I realised, we have a hard enough time identifying planets dozens of light years away, from direct light, that surely the reflected light from a massive object 3000 light years away woul
158.
▲
by
malbs
14y ago
Yeah amazing they finally managed to ship it. XE3 came out last September, and had essentially nothing new over XE2. They had to pull C++ support because it was so buggy. Anyone who has been a C++ Builder customer will no doubt be excited,
159.
▲
by
malbs
14y ago
Not really a fair comparison. Unless the start-up was tax payer funded, and was doing objectionable things like selling customers credit card/personal information to third parties, and you knew about it, maybe then you would be lauded for e
160.
▲
by
malbs
14y ago
I was being sensationalist, but that Apache footage has always stuck in my mind. Even if it was manipulated
161.
▲
by
malbs
14y ago
I agree, made a comment about that on another reply
162.
▲
by
malbs
14y ago
He's spent a good % of his life in prison, he's facing spending the rest in prison. Admirable that he is attempting to try and take the heat off of WikiLeaks/Assange, even after the incarceration he has already suffered (and likely to suffe
163.
▲
by
malbs
14y ago
When your tax dollars are paying for military strikes, and you yourself are then made a target by angry foreigners blaming you for supporting your own government, I'd say you have a right to know what "they" are doing. How much? As much is
164.
▲
by
malbs
14y ago
Scum / Traitor for reporting on US war crimes? You're actually serious!?
165.
▲
by
malbs
14y ago
reading that back, damn, the "depresses me deeply" is a terrible exaggeration, making light of anyone who actually suffers from genuine depression.
166.
▲
by
malbs
14y ago
Anything I've ever read that Alan Kay has written, either inspires me greatly, or depresses me deeply. His POV is worth 80 IQ quote is something I live by. It applies to _every_ aspect of life. Then you listen to him talk about computer sci
167.
▲
by
malbs
14y ago
Australian Cyclist here. Firstly, if I could ride to/from work without riding on roads, I would. I don't feel safe riding on the road. I don't like riding on the road, but I do it because where I live there is no other option. I have travel
168.
▲
by
malbs
14y ago
Making your own biodiesel is completely viable. Until the tipping point where there are too many people making their own biodiesel, and you find yourself competing with everyone else for access to oil/raw material
169.
▲
by
malbs
14y ago
Once everyone is driving a Tesla, and filling up for "free", where do the taxes come from to pay for the infrastructure? In Australia, the high price of fuel comes because the government puts something like a 50+% tax on it. Most people (in
170.
▲
by
malbs
14y ago
The video shows Australia. Particularly curious to me was the abundance of light in Western Australia, given a lot of it is unpopulated (sure a bit is mining operations). Turns out it's bush fires.
171.
▲
by
malbs
14y ago
Pro-active log review is a good idea. No argument. I'd been incredibly lazy about log reviews on my two vps's. I started looking through the logs weekly and was incredibly freaked out by what I saw. There are almost constant attacks on the
172.
▲
by
malbs
14y ago
Bought a Samsung 840 Pro SSD drive just after xmas. I decided that given I was going to do a fresh install of Windows, it may as well be Windows 8. Bought upgrade for $39, downloaded iso, created a USB boot disk... Thought I would format th
173.
▲
by
malbs
14y ago
Take a look at leangains.com .. The guy there suggests a form of intermittent fasting that works for him and others.
174.
▲
by
malbs
14y ago
I would recommend using one alone, because I do it all the time. Survivor bias! ;) With SS/Stronglifts/Whatever, you begin with an empty bar, (or no bar if you can't squat at all), so the weight doesn't start out being something you need an
175.
▲
by
malbs
14y ago
exactly! Imagine my surprise when I disovered Delphi has class methods too, but they were not copied to C#. I guess most of the time they're not particularly useful, but when you do need to create some factory code, having pure virtual clas
176.
▲
by
malbs
14y ago
class methods are virtual
177.
▲
by
malbs
14y ago
Not to mention the fact that they completely ignored class methods. No, static methods do not count.
178.
▲
by
malbs
14y ago
Thanks for the link, good article that I shall pass on to some of my "cycling only" buddies.
179.
▲
by
malbs
14y ago
Last comments! What I really regret not doing, was taking a daily photo.. I do have a couple of photos (by luck, not by planning), Also, get a tape measure! starting point, began cycling to work about 2 weeks after this photo was taken (~11
180.
▲
by
malbs
14y ago
I use google docs to track everything, I have 3 years of daily weight measurements, keep a track of my lifts, keep notes on everything.. http://www.arcturus.com.au/sean/weekly_weight_2010.png http://www.arcturus.com.au/sean/weekly_weight
More ›