Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
marzell
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
14 ms
·
91.
▲
by
marzell
7y ago
It doesn't say they consumed aquarium cleaner. It says they consumed a chemical, which is used in aquarium cleaners. Like water.
92.
▲
by
marzell
7y ago
|it has already been used widely and approved for malaria treatment after going through safety trials a long while ago This doesn't mean it's safe to take, it just means that taking it as prescribed is believed to lead to better o
93.
▲
by
marzell
7y ago
It's too bad people don't realize you should take medical advice from medical professionals instead of politicians.
94.
▲
by
marzell
7y ago
Iodine is approved for treating exposure to radiation. That doesn't mean it's OK to start drinking from a bottle of industrial-use iodine that isn't made for human consumption.
95.
▲
by
marzell
7y ago
Bestow whatever personal praise you want on Elon Musk based on power, charisma, whatever... As one of the most famous people in the world, with his own agendas, and no medical qualifications... it is extremely irresponsible for Musk to make
96.
▲
by
marzell
7y ago
Saying that someone took X when referring to a chemical, and X is just a scary way of describing a use for that chemical, is really just FUD tactics. You know what else you could say that is just as meaningful? So-and-so died because they t
97.
▲
by
marzell
7y ago
Microsoft really wants users signed in to a Microsoft account on Windows. One of their main leverages for this is encouraging people to use the app store in Windows, which doesn't fully work if you're just logged in to a local a
98.
▲
by
marzell
7y ago
Apparently in 1997, so it has been quite a while https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trading_curb#Instances_of_us...
99.
▲
by
marzell
7y ago
I'm in a similar situation - been programming for 25 years (off and on) since I started in middle school on my own. But in school we had 'Algebra I' and 'Geometry I' and I never went beyond that. Struggled with quad
100.
▲
by
marzell
7y ago
It could be really cool to have in-game art using the exact same assets from the actual film. Even whole scene cinematography could be taken from scene data used in a movie. I can imagine a consumer experience using high-end VR (say an attr
101.
▲
by
marzell
7y ago
That's what I mean.. if it's in public domain doesn't that mean it is free for anyone to use? How does someone legally then claim ownership? Or are they just 'claiming' without any truthful ownership? So then if the
102.
▲
by
marzell
7y ago
How does the first step work, legally? What does it mean to 'vacuum up' (web scrape?) images and claim ownership... I mean, is this a fundamentally false precedent that you are describing, or is there some legal basis for 'cl
103.
▲
by
marzell
7y ago
IMO in the v1.0 comparisons, v0.9 is sharper in every case.
104.
▲
by
marzell
7y ago
If it's just large tomatoes, people often cut them into slices and then salt them. Or cube them along with cucumber, or halve them if they are cherry tomatoes
105.
▲
by
marzell
7y ago
I wonder if the cockroach thing is evolution/selection in action... The cockroaches that preferred sweet all fell for the bait got killed. I believe high protein diets cause roaches to make, so those that weren't drawn to sweets l
106.
▲
by
marzell
7y ago
This is so annoying lol. Couldn't they have chosen a unique name??
107.
▲
by
marzell
7y ago
People are taxed for getting a certain amount of tips - they pay those taxes whether they actually get tips or not. And employers have a lower minimum wage for those employees.
108.
▲
by
marzell
7y ago
There's incentive to always tip well because you also get rated as a rider, and I suspect that drivers also can see your average tip.
109.
▲
by
marzell
7y ago
Does a function index somehow eliminate the need for RBAR evaluation? I don't see how it's functionally any different in this context from a computed column
110.
▲
by
marzell
7y ago
I mean, you could add a new computed column to a table and index that... It's really effectively the same thing, just more visible. Still requires a table scan and storage/maintenance of the index/column. I guess technically
111.
▲
by
marzell
7y ago
Seriously... what's the difference between 'universe expansion' and 'travel'? A particle can't travel faster than c but it can effectively if the universe expands in addition to its travel speed? Are there any
112.
▲
by
marzell
7y ago
I definitely relate to this, even if I no longer have a large physical collection of books. I kinda cringe when I see lists like this of recommended reading, and especially dread that a list might be very compelling, because I already have
113.
▲
by
marzell
7y ago
This was the case for Vanguard for a long time... also, it wasn't case sensitive. I'm not sure when it changed, but I think it was in the last couple years.
114.
▲
by
marzell
7y ago
How would you read that? (Distance between two distinct atoms) doesn't seem practical
115.
▲
by
marzell
7y ago
As an American English speaker, I've only used "overlook" as a verb to mean "miss noticing entirely", but as a noun related to "examine", for instance a "forest overlook" might be a scenic turnou
116.
▲
by
marzell
7y ago
Biweekly means every two weeks. Twice a week is "semiweekly" although people often get this wrong. There's also "semimonthly" for twice a month.
117.
▲
by
marzell
7y ago
-I could/couldn't care less: I feel this started out properly as "couldn't" and then people got lazy/used shortcuts in their speech. Very much like a "for all intentional purposes" type of phrase that
118.
▲
by
marzell
7y ago
What you said exactly makes no sense. If you said "I could NOT care less" it would mean, you care so little that it is not possible to care less than you do currently. Regardless, I think this is just a result of people getting la
119.
▲
by
marzell
7y ago
It's not hyperbole. When you say something was "so funny I died", that's exactly what 'figurative' means. I don't object to the use of the facetious/sarcastic/exaggerating use of 'literally&
120.
▲
by
marzell
7y ago
I remember trying to explain this to a friend once, but was having a 'senior moment' and couldn't remember the word 'figuratively' to explain what 'literally' should have been in the context. Now it is use
More ›