Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
pimlottc
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
42 ms
·
901.
▲
by
pimlottc
2y ago
> For example, you can see just the songs that Paul McCartney wrote (turns out he wrote a track for Drake called Champagne Poetry in 2021... who knew). Unexpected writing credits like this usually indicate sampling. In this case [0], Dra
902.
▲
by
pimlottc
2y ago
Too bad the Arecibo Telescope collapsed: “We've Been Trying To Reach You About Your Starship’s Extended Warranty…”
903.
▲
by
pimlottc
2y ago
Handy project link: https://github.com/sharkdp/hyperfine
904.
▲
by
pimlottc
2y ago
Honestly from the title I thought this was a think piece about visual media and human communication.
905.
▲
by
pimlottc
2y ago
I realize it’s more common now to just post your first draft, but it wouldn’t have taken more than a minute to go back and remove the names before hitting “publish”.
906.
▲
by
pimlottc
2y ago
One thing I don't understand from these graphs - why was there a relative uptick in takeoffs starting a short time /before/ the CrowdStrike update was pushed? It's in the overall graph, as well as the graphs for United,
907.
▲
by
pimlottc
2y ago
You're "open [to] working" with airlines... sounds like all the current data is being scraped without direct agreements, then.
908.
▲
by
pimlottc
2y ago
Blogpost version: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20050824-11/?p=34...
909.
▲
by
pimlottc
2y ago
If you must use a web app, you can at least use CyberChef, which runs entirely in the client and is widely used in security testing. https://gchq.github.io/CyberChef/
910.
▲
by
pimlottc
2y ago
The server you linked seems to be down, here's an archived version: https://web.archive.org/web/20240529033339/https://www.mania...
911.
▲
by
pimlottc
2y ago
It's definitely as delicious as pizza, mmm...
912.
▲
by
pimlottc
2y ago
Who knows? Insurance adjuster, private investigator, art historian, security consultant…
913.
▲
by
pimlottc
2y ago
I've used this before, it's a cool idea but it only sort of works. For most non-trivial examples, there will be still be a big discrepancy between the visual area of overlaps and the and the actual element count. Claiming that the
914.
▲
by
pimlottc
2y ago
That's true, but consider the context; this isn't a novel, it's functional text for someone who is probably trying to accomplish a task. A user in a hurry might skip part way through the second description and be misled to t
915.
▲
by
pimlottc
2y ago
Got a link for making the 3d version?
916.
▲
by
pimlottc
2y ago
You can actually see the person filming the FB video you posted in the YouTube video!
917.
▲
by
pimlottc
2y ago
The iPhone 15 Pro page is a good example, as soon as you click “Buy” or any other link on the top nav, the pages become much more conventional while still retaining a consistent and functional style. The dynamic scroll hacking stuff is only
918.
▲
by
pimlottc
2y ago
What does that feature do?
919.
▲
by
pimlottc
2y ago
And what in your opinion is the real source?
920.
▲
by
pimlottc
2y ago
The second paragraph is 100% about Crowdstrike. It even links to the Wikipedia article: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024_CrowdStrike_incident
921.
▲
by
pimlottc
2y ago
*Cairo, Egypt (thought maybe you meant someplace else for a moment)
922.
▲
by
pimlottc
2y ago
This is basically my end game strategy for puzzles once all the parts with distinguishing patterns has been solved and you’re left with e.g. a bunch of blue sky pieces. It’s a bit dull, especially the sorting st the beginning, but it gets s
923.
▲
by
pimlottc
2y ago
Triptiks were great, here's a short video showing what they looked like: https://www.tiktok.com/@taramstewart/video/73101933919360156...
924.
▲
by
pimlottc
2y ago
> Complicators gloves. Er, what?
925.
▲
by
pimlottc
2y ago
> Imagine a smart watch, but from 1984. That sounds like something straight out of a scifi film since the 80s is not exactly known for great advances in personal computing. Now that's a ridiculous statement, especially when you'
926.
▲
by
pimlottc
2y ago
To be fair, the whole point of iOS application sandboxing and the permissions system is to allow users to run unknown apps with a minimum of risk.
927.
▲
by
pimlottc
2y ago
I thought it was VVVVV at first and was confused
928.
▲
by
pimlottc
2y ago
Is there a freely available copy of the document referenced earlier? I couldn’t find one with some brief googling.
929.
▲
by
pimlottc
2y ago
Other stuff like comments sections messes with the page length as well. At some sites the comments will be longer than the article, so you have to scroll to the end just to gauge how long you actually have left in the main piece.
930.
▲
by
pimlottc
2y ago
Interesting! And it seems like they are fairly well-supported among major browsers, with the exception of Safari [0]. Writing links by hand is rather cumbersome, though, they ought to be better exposed in PDF viewers. It certainly doesn&#x
More ›