pensatoio

11 ms·

91.
by pensatoio 5y ago
to be fair, stealth has never meant "invisible" when it comes to planes
92.
by pensatoio 5y ago
And the cherry on top, excess mortality due to heavy-handed mitigations and vaccine-related reactions. This will never end unless we learn to live with it.
93.
by pensatoio 5y ago
If you enjoy fantasizing about these feats of engineering, mega-structures and space travel, I'd recommend checking out the Bobiverse Series by Dennis Taylor! Super funny, and very relatable, if you're a creator or engineer.
94.
by pensatoio 5y ago
Not Just Bikes is one of my favorite channels. So happy to see recognition on HN.
95.
by pensatoio 5y ago
Our "fellow animals" eat each other. I don't see a problem here.
96.
by pensatoio 5y ago
Meanwhile...the FDA says it needs 55 years to release Pfizer data. lol.
97.
by pensatoio 5y ago
Why can't we produce hydrogen, store it, and generate power with it? I imagine the cost of hydrogen storage is significantly less than batteries, thereby offsetting the reduced efficiency of turning solar power into electricity. The ma
98.
by pensatoio 5y ago
or... we could use space rocks to heat water. just saying.
99.
by pensatoio 5y ago
I’m pretty sure hitting “skip” while listening to a catered playlist tells Spotify way more than a dislike button would. That said, I would love a dislike button just so certain songs don’t appear again. Not interested in hearing the latest
100.
by pensatoio 5y ago
Great news. Let’s make it happen. Discussions about “green” energy that don’t involve nuclear are hypocritical at best and ignorant at worst.
101.
by pensatoio 5y ago
That's a very partisan definition of, "economic suicide."
102.
by pensatoio 5y ago
Exactly the same issue here.
103.
by pensatoio 5y ago
After almost a decade of near zero spam with gmail, I'm getting these weirdly obvious spam emails for various kinds of insurance where the whole email is composed of photos containing the text. I'm frustrated that they keep coming
104.
by pensatoio 5y ago
Never heard of it. I doubt the gaming industry makes up a sizeable portion of HN.
105.
by pensatoio 5y ago
The opposition to rushed or mandated COVID vaccination has close to zero ties to the “anti-vaccine” movement. Unless you watch CNN and MSNBC as your primary source of news, of course.
106.
by pensatoio 5y ago
“It’s not FDA approved,” is a secondary objection aimed at urging someone think about the primary.
107.
by pensatoio 5y ago
I think you're obviously right, but you're also being overly pessimistic and short-sighted. Diagnosis and maintenance efficiency on BEVs will surely improve as the segment matures.
108.
by pensatoio 5y ago
I'm moving out of IL for this reason. I'll be working fully remote from a farm for the rest of my life. Not interested in participating in this totalitarian, political virtue-signaling.
109.
by pensatoio 5y ago
If by mishandled you mean that the lock-downs were utterly unnecessary, sure.
110.
by pensatoio 5y ago
We’re not in a pandemic anymore. The numbers are public. At some point, we have to treat this like other diseases we live with and go back to normal life.
111.
by pensatoio 5y ago
I don't know, at some point, you have to look at every example of "slippery slope" over the past decades and realize that they've all been true. Emphasis on the last year and half, too.
112.
by pensatoio 5y ago
> Once Covid is gone, Covid will _never_ be gone. Ever.
113.
by pensatoio 5y ago
There’s a lot of great points being made by others, but for me, it boils down to just one. Privacy. Offices have no privacy. If my brain is stalling out, there’s nowhere to go to take a 15-30 minute uninterrupted, shameless nap. Bowel movem
114.
by pensatoio 5y ago
Writing an article about colors without actually including any is a wasted opportunity.
115.
by pensatoio 5y ago
I think the difference is that “concrete/lumber housing” to “3d printed housing” is not like “horses and carriages” to “cars.” Not saying it couldn’t be, but I think the point is that this experiment, although very interesting and cool
116.
by pensatoio 6y ago
Here are a few libraries that make testing lambdas (and simulating adjacent infrastructure like queues) very easy in tests. localstack mintel/pytest-localstack charlieparkes/boto3-fixtures
117.
by pensatoio 6y ago
I can’t imagine any situation where collective bargaining would grant me a better outcome than negotiating on my own. I understand unions for lower skill jobs in the private sector, but it’s a crazy play if you’re in a profession with a hig
118.
by pensatoio 6y ago
ECS is just clusters of EC2 instances running the ECS agent and docker server...
119.
by pensatoio 6y ago
Seems like a fair comparison to me.
120.
by pensatoio 6y ago
Broken AF. Was about to restart my computer. It’s hilarious that something so simple can break.

More ›