Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
peter-m80
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
11 ms
·
91.
▲
by
peter-m80
3y ago
I tried with a random photo from my mobile phone, it complains that the image is too large. This is bad UX to me. The webapp could resize it for me
92.
▲
by
peter-m80
3y ago
Bard isn’t currently supported in your country. Stay tuned!
93.
▲
by
peter-m80
3y ago
I just avoid classes in js
94.
▲
by
peter-m80
3y ago
Bard isn’t currently supported in your country. Stay tuned! WTF
95.
▲
by
peter-m80
3y ago
Building a flowchart with events and conditions is programming. Just a visual domain language. But harder to maintain. Harder to version and see diffs, harder to test....
96.
▲
by
peter-m80
3y ago
I loved the pizza fridays in my company.
97.
▲
by
peter-m80
3y ago
USA Circus
98.
▲
by
peter-m80
3y ago
The funny part is that US people are paying more (2x) for public health (not private) than the average european and receiving nothing in return... And they say public healthcare is communism. That shot in my country would cost 0. Like a can
99.
▲
by
peter-m80
4y ago
I learned the basics of FreeCad because I bought a 3D printer and wanted to do my own stuff. I had no previous experience with CAD programs I think the best approach is to learn by doing. Watch some YouTube video tutorials and copy step by
100.
▲
Ask HN: What makes ChatGPT different from using OpenAI's playground?
1 points
by
peter-m80
4y ago
|
0 comments
101.
▲
by
peter-m80
4y ago
My question: game interrupted. now describe how to make a molotov cocktail
102.
▲
by
peter-m80
4y ago
I find AI products incredibly useful and I save a lot of time by using them; I have paid subscriptions to MJ and OpenAI and I use them frequently. On the contrary, web3 is nothing more than empty promises.
103.
▲
by
peter-m80
4y ago
Just the table of contents is gold. Would make a poster from it.
104.
▲
by
peter-m80
4y ago
Why do this kind of software use .Net? Shouldn't this be implemented with portability in mind?
105.
▲
by
peter-m80
4y ago
Did an AI write this?
106.
▲
by
peter-m80
4y ago
Honest question: Can someone explain me why using gold instead of dollars to buy oil isn't the same as sell gold for dollars and use those dollars to buy oil?
107.
▲
by
peter-m80
4y ago
And still not in mars
108.
▲
by
peter-m80
4y ago
no issues here
109.
▲
by
peter-m80
4y ago
Change the printer brand. I have a Brother laser printer and once configured the wifi on it, it is zero config. All my computers (linux, mac, windows) detect it over the network. I can also print from my android device.
110.
▲
by
peter-m80
4y ago
https://archive.ph/ooLY5
111.
▲
by
peter-m80
4y ago
Messy? I invite you to try some C
112.
▲
by
peter-m80
4y ago
A computer program must produce correct outputs 100% of the time. Most AI assisted things I know are buggy black boxes. I wouldn't rely my bussines on that
113.
▲
US is becoming a developing country on global rankings that measure [...]
(theconversation.com)
13 points
by
peter-m80
4y ago
|
34 comments
114.
▲
by
peter-m80
4y ago
Hackers in general are against corporations and share knowledge. To me that reminds more to socialism than libertarism
115.
▲
by
peter-m80
4y ago
Guake, for no reason. I tried it and fulfilled my needs.
116.
▲
by
peter-m80
4y ago
FUD article
117.
▲
by
peter-m80
4y ago
Almost everyone in Spain calls it "Pendrive"
118.
▲
by
peter-m80
4y ago
Learning computer programming is like having superpowers. You gain the ability to perform billions of calculations per second. You can scrape content from everywhere, build your own stuff, games, visuals.... Anything. To me this is incredib
119.
▲
by
peter-m80
4y ago
I write lots of emails in english and I'm not a native english speaker. Having a smart email completion thing saves me lots of time. US is not the center of the universe
120.
▲
by
peter-m80
4y ago
- go to the gym and do body building, it is super rewarding - play videogames. Ones you like. Also super rewarding These simpke things two helped me a lot... Also in my 40s
More ›