Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
plongeur
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
9 ms
·
31.
▲
by
plongeur
11y ago
+1 for intermittent fasting. Practicing it now for more than three months - also 16/8 and its great. - It's simple as a method - It's simplifying my daily routine - It's simply good for my body and mind I also reduced ca
32.
▲
by
plongeur
11y ago
Could somebody explain to me what those arrows next to the heatmap are supposed to represent? Why does "left" link to "avoids" link to "by" etc.?
33.
▲
by
plongeur
11y ago
How did it change the perspective on your life?
34.
▲
by
plongeur
11y ago
"Ich kann denken. Ich kann warten. Ich kann fasten."
35.
▲
by
plongeur
11y ago
I also read Anna Karenina (I am a big fan of Russian literature) - but none the less (or maybe rather b/c of that) I am curious to learn how this book did change your perspective on your life?
36.
▲
by
plongeur
11y ago
I'm agnostic and I don't agree with you. Sure, there are without any doubt some wise statements to be found in the Bible. But each and every of those thoughts have been presented and discussed in other books in a more concise, cle
37.
▲
by
plongeur
12y ago
Few days ago I watched "The Culture High" ( http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1778338/ ) which highlights the connections between: - Prison-industry - Militarization of Police - Pharmaceutical industry - and M
38.
▲
by
plongeur
12y ago
Since the industrial revolution people work less and less ... until the 19th century for most people life mostly was about working. That's why people's last name was inferred from their profession b/c they were even identifie
39.
▲
by
plongeur
12y ago
> Why is a job a good thing??? Most people depend on a job to structure their life. No jobs and a lot of free time would destabilize society. Which is why your government will make sure, that you do either have to or want to work. But fo
40.
▲
by
plongeur
12y ago
For me personally this age-misconception is not what annoys me about this submit - I'm suffering from feeling-to-old since I'm 20 - I guess that's a modern issue. I just am detested by this weird combination of bragging about
41.
▲
by
plongeur
12y ago
> I ask them "Do you like learning? Are you prepared to lea ... you should have been more honest and instead asked them whether they are prepared to sit in front of a computer 95% of the time - whether they like to learn new technol
42.
▲
by
plongeur
12y ago
The US is simply not producing and exporting anything of value and able to compete with comparable products. Furthermore not every country in EU is "suffering from Germany's export surplus" - countries like Estonia, Poland, N
43.
▲
by
plongeur
12y ago
How about visiting Germany, Belgium and France? You will notice that in Germany there are way fewer poor people than in those other countries. The worst off people in Germany are more healthy, happy and hopeful than in the US or Belgium or
44.
▲
by
plongeur
12y ago
> 16. I still don't know any real investors What is this supposed to mean?
45.
▲
by
plongeur
12y ago
One cube of sugar weighs about 3g - so 24g that's 8 cubes of sugar. Unbelievable isn't it.
46.
▲
by
plongeur
12y ago
Well - your gut bacteria is first and foremost dependent on your diet ... :)
47.
▲
by
plongeur
12y ago
Of course "fat isn't so bad!" ... but it is, if you live off fast food like a significant part of the US population. Also "fat <> fat" ... I eat every day at least one tablespoon of linseed oil. And that is ve
48.
▲
by
plongeur
12y ago
At the end of the day it is utterly irrelevant ... the US has a major food issue, only seconded by the fat Mexicans - and salt is certainly not any major problem here. Most likely the findings simply imply that our body copes well with a bi
49.
▲
by
plongeur
12y ago
To react to other people's portrayed successfulness with doubting the legitimacy or their honesty and suspecting those people to be actually unhappy is almost as immature as getting depressed by it.
50.
▲
by
plongeur
12y ago
> I get depressed reading HN because a lot of the stories are about people my age who are making a lot more money than me. I'm certainly not getting depressed from this - but I find this trend fairly annoying as well. There is fairl
51.
▲
by
plongeur
12y ago
> As long as you have healthy relationships and meaningful activities it will never become a problem. If someone subjectively perceives this statement to be true about her/his life - then s/he is not suffering from depression -
52.
▲
by
plongeur
12y ago
99% of the time I use: - git status - git add ... - git reset ... - git commit ... - git log ... - git push/pull ... I guess that's "the basics" - what command should I learn next?
53.
▲
by
plongeur
12y ago
Okay, I'm sorry! Didn't want to make her feel bad! :) Then again - she's already making bold statements about correct software development paradims ... I guess, some healthy humbleness may be useful if you don't want to
54.
▲
by
plongeur
12y ago
Seems to me like the 80/20 paradox: The "tangential stuff" is the essential 20% of the business that takes 80% of the effort to implement. The stuff "the world is" is what you see and get celebrated for - which look
55.
▲
by
plongeur
12y ago
That was absolutely awesome - very impressing how fast Edward Snowden adapted to John's agenda. At the same time it's sad b/c even though John Oliver is most likely sympathetic towards Edward Snowden he did a good job illustr
56.
▲
by
plongeur
12y ago
I think you are right - my comment is definitely a bit harsh. Certainly I don't hold a grudge against her b/c of this. But this type of over-hyped blog post fits into a weird and annoying pattern on HN as I see it. At the moment I
57.
▲
by
plongeur
12y ago
> To me, it’s a bit like saying that if you already know English, then learning a second language will be more difficult for you than if you didn’t know any language. To master a first native language takes at least about 16 years for mo
58.
▲
by
plongeur
12y ago
As far as I observed the Pirates in Germany - they basically trolled themselves to death ... they acted disrespectful against each other - regularly crossing the border of misogyny and cyber bullying. Most of them seemed to be just angry an
59.
▲
by
plongeur
12y ago
Schools need to teach elementary financial knowledge and concepts; so people learn why healthy scepticism is in order if somebody promises yields beyond inflation rate.
60.
▲
by
plongeur
12y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rntm3yDAQuM He'll flip ya! It's that simple ...
More ›