Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
pergadad
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
10 ms
·
31.
▲
by
pergadad
7y ago
Alternatives might be Jitsi and the 8x8 supported by Jitsi tech.
32.
▲
by
pergadad
7y ago
Is this automatically part of any app using react/react native?
33.
▲
by
pergadad
7y ago
What is Roam's financing/business model? So far the beta seems free but investing much time in a tool which then might significantly change is a risk...?
34.
▲
by
pergadad
7y ago
See the response by the developer and the actual page linked. It seems op didn't actually read the link he posted and the critique was fully incorrect.
35.
▲
by
pergadad
7y ago
I'm a big fan of this free android app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lslk.sleep... Among other features it records noises, cuts out all the no-noise moments and you have a 3-5 minute reco
36.
▲
by
pergadad
7y ago
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lslk.sleep... This one works great for me & is free.
37.
▲
by
pergadad
7y ago
Many people have internet, but only on phones. So you could ask them to use the phone or tether a loaned laptop, but this will raise costs and other equity issues.
38.
▲
by
pergadad
7y ago
Sorry, I don't want to be too negative but I find your sentiment very naive and self-centred. If you're well off now you'll be fine. If you're decently off in a wealthy country you'll be fine too. If you're one
39.
▲
by
pergadad
7y ago
Sadly pdf is not a useful format to put in readers. Not sure whether they cover the exact same ground but these have more file variety: Gutenberg http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/author/1308 Standard ebooks https:
40.
▲
by
pergadad
7y ago
It's $€2 per month difference. You still get part of the benefits, such as access for more devices. While I'd appreciate getting those €2 honestly I find it pretty small minded if that's your first concern. They were asked t
41.
▲
by
pergadad
7y ago
I don't understand this donation effort. It's not the US that needs help, it's Peru or Niger or Tajikistan, countries that lack resources and funds and don't have own production. Few will die in the US, far more in Rwand
42.
▲
by
pergadad
7y ago
Corporations that built all the weak systems should take some responsibility and cough up the cash. Cisco devices are among those, as are most major manufacturers. This really doesn't need to be an America-typical "but if no one s
43.
▲
by
pergadad
7y ago
Hotels do so but whether this specific hotel is guilty is another question.
44.
▲
by
pergadad
7y ago
Wow I hope he has to reveal his assets. He must own various cryptocurrencies, possibly influencing his decisions in his new role. Very unusual move.
45.
▲
by
pergadad
7y ago
This kind of people add nothing to the world. Can only hope they and all other patent trolls catch covid.
46.
▲
by
pergadad
7y ago
Lots of people tricked through browser toolbars and self-installing "configuration CDs" i guess
47.
▲
by
pergadad
7y ago
3% of 300 Mio is 1 Mio, not 10 Mio ....
48.
▲
by
pergadad
7y ago
It's not the that ruined them, but we see another classic transfer from the state (=people) to the wealthy. The correct thing would be to nationalise them if they go bankrupt, not to bail out the investors that earned money with the ex
49.
▲
by
pergadad
7y ago
There are countries, like most in the EU, or Canada, or NZ, or JP or South Korea who have their own self-interest but still contribute to the greater cause and global concerns. And there are countries like China and in recent years the US w
50.
▲
by
pergadad
7y ago
Indeed, obviously China has not stemmed covid. We'll see it come back bigger & more widespread with finger pointing to foreigners.
51.
▲
by
pergadad
7y ago
It's not a black swan, a pandemic was long on the horizon (think SATS, MERS, Ebola, ...). Just to add: I found taleb pretty opionated and had trouble distinguishing his own opinions from facts/theories.. I'd not recommend his
52.
▲
by
pergadad
7y ago
Indeed in other places I've read a cost of $ 200 for a single test. But maybe what's not included here is the labour and machine running time that has to also still be done.
53.
▲
by
pergadad
7y ago
I don't understand why this is spun up as such a big story. Yes it's funny somehow and sex sells, but honestly it's not adding any real value (as enough porn is anyway free). This is purely a marketing stunt and I'm disa
54.
▲
by
pergadad
7y ago
Why not delete? This way they legally keep your data and it would be naive to assume they don't find a way to keep following you...
55.
▲
by
pergadad
7y ago
Some osm apps have good navigation, but they don't have the same data, e.g. on traffic. 'Here' isn't bad. And in doubt there's always Google maps by browser.
56.
▲
by
pergadad
7y ago
And luck.
57.
▲
by
pergadad
7y ago
Seems to depend on the state in the US whether that is possible or not... And in the rest of the developed world this obviously just isn't possible at all.
58.
▲
by
pergadad
7y ago
Well and try to Google "Amazon walkout" and all you find will be this site. Smart move! See also this https://www.wired.co.uk/article/boris-johnson-model-google-n...
59.
▲
by
pergadad
7y ago
I agree on most/all points. There are many more suspicious issues about MS and how they treat you data. A small inconsistency worth pointing out: the author has a linkedin link in his bio...
60.
▲
by
pergadad
7y ago
Just in case this is not known, human generic code is more than just DNA. Most important parts of what encodes us are: - DNA - epigenetic markers on the DNA which modulate which parts of the DNA are active. You influence these and pass them
More ›