Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
pmichaud
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
46 ms
·
421.
▲
by
pmichaud
16y ago
Shenanigans: http://www.petermichaud.com/about/ I will kick your ass at pingpong. Science, Fuck Yeah!
422.
▲
by
pmichaud
16y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traffic_ticket#United_States First sentence reads: "In the United States, most traffic laws are codified in a variety of state, county and municipal ordinances, with most minor violations classified as civil i
423.
▲
by
pmichaud
16y ago
Traffic violations are mostly civil matters, not criminal matters.
424.
▲
by
pmichaud
16y ago
The main thing I expected from this when I first saw it, and the thing that excited me about it was the possibility of interesting fabrics--possibly arbitrary fabrics that I could choose out of a huge library. I was disappointed to find tha
425.
▲
by
pmichaud
16y ago
I appreciate it Mike, it was my first go, so it's good to get positive feedback 8) Maybe I'll keep doing it.
426.
▲
Interview on Startup Life with millionaire entrepreneur Erica Douglass
(petermichaud.com)
11 points
by
pmichaud
16y ago
|
2 comments
427.
▲
by
pmichaud
16y ago
Don't sell yourself short. It's also good for the employer. They can afford to pay you MORE if you're remote.
428.
▲
by
pmichaud
16y ago
You must be middle class. In fact, what you described in precisely what the vast majority of the lower class feels like, and grew up feeling like. You should read the book "Pedagogy of the Oppressed," it's a classic and I bet it'll open you
429.
▲
by
pmichaud
16y ago
Ben is a stand up guy, and one of the best designers I've ever seen, I'm glad to see him being recognized (more).
430.
▲
by
pmichaud
16y ago
Your idea doesn't make sense from a game theory perspective. You're taking a risk by breaking cultural norms and pissing people off, but what's the expected benefit? There's no payoff.
431.
▲
Lie to Get Ahead
(petermichaud.com)
2 points
by
pmichaud
16y ago
|
1 comments
432.
▲
by
pmichaud
16y ago
I really enjoy the creation aspect of coding in the same sense I enjoy painting, but I do not like "puzzles" in the sense of there being one answer and I have to fiddle with shit until I get it. I always felt like I was in the minority of p
433.
▲
by
pmichaud
16y ago
I think the fact that he used "Toyota" as the alien was kind of a nod at the idea that they would probably be a self-designed sentience a la your "redesigning." Also, re: "ability to have more children"--that is exactly what the evolutionar
434.
▲
by
pmichaud
16y ago
Ok but, the speech to text ability really sucks right now. I use google voice, and the transcriptions are ALWAYS mangled. So you have the transcription, which sucks right now. Almost unusable. Then you have the translation which can be okay
435.
▲
by
pmichaud
16y ago
Maybe you're afraid of success and positivity?
436.
▲
by
pmichaud
16y ago
I don't think those figures are really meaningful. What about the mushroom cloud of new and different bands who are all unsigned, all selling CDs and shirts, and booking shows, etc, while the giants fall? Those are the growth areas, not the
437.
▲
by
pmichaud
16y ago
MDMA is not harmful by any reasonable definition. It's possible for overuse to cause problems, it's possible for certain people with specific preexisting conditions to have problems. That's true for asprin as well. You can't OD on MDMA. You
438.
▲
Akrasia, or How to Stop Checking Your E-mail
(petermichaud.com)
6 points
by
pmichaud
16y ago
|
0 comments
439.
▲
by
pmichaud
16y ago
Is there any way to find out the specific reason the book was not allowed to be published?
440.
▲
by
pmichaud
16y ago
This is exactly the answer to the question I posed today: What is the key to success? Show up and do it. http://www.petermichaud.com/essays/what-is-the-key-to-succes...
441.
▲
What is the Key to Success?
(petermichaud.com)
2 points
by
pmichaud
16y ago
|
0 comments
442.
▲
by
pmichaud
16y ago
Weird, I've started getting more spam in my inbox than ever before. My gmail used to be entirely clean, and now I get a few messages daily that sneak past the filter.
443.
▲
by
pmichaud
16y ago
Yeah, that page is sort of it, but it's buried and the distance between the before and after diminishes the impact. It should be front and center, and demonstrate that you can literally go from nothing to awesome in seconds. I want to see t
444.
▲
by
pmichaud
16y ago
I have maybe a dozen e-mails at different domains, and they are all powered by one central gmail account.
445.
▲
by
pmichaud
16y ago
No, show them how the layer looks at first, then show them how it looks after you apply a syle. I think a video would be perfect here... like, "Here's some bland white text on a black background in photoshop." then take 3 seconds to drag a
446.
▲
by
pmichaud
16y ago
Nice, I'll try it out over the next few days!
447.
▲
by
pmichaud
16y ago
The habit is "solitude."
448.
▲
The Simplest Thing That Could Possibly Work
(petermichaud.com)
2 points
by
pmichaud
16y ago
|
0 comments
449.
▲
by
pmichaud
16y ago
Based on the titles alone I was tempted to side with Amazon on this, but if you read further, you find that these are novels that probably have redeeming value. I don't know about the quality of writing, but the content isn't any more porno
450.
▲
by
pmichaud
16y ago
The reality is that this is exactly how we as a species define "right": we do what we want to do, and eventually we invent justifications and frameworks to make what we already do the "right" thing. Eventually, when enough people don't want
More ›