Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
reidjs
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
67 ms
·
781.
▲
by
reidjs
6y ago
Why would the US Gov want people to pay their taxes in BTC instead of USD?
782.
▲
by
reidjs
6y ago
Spoiler: the post boils down to an anti-Bitcoin warning using the old motto “it’s not real money” because you can’t pay your taxes with it. I can’t pay my taxes in Yen but that doesn’t mean Yen isn’t real money. This is an example of a tech
783.
▲
by
reidjs
6y ago
What’s a python programmers favorite type of poetry? Def poetry What’s the diff between a junior programmer and a senior programmer? s/junior/senior. Also only the junior will laugh at that joke.
784.
▲
by
reidjs
6y ago
What is the benefit of makefiles over bash scripts?
785.
▲
by
reidjs
6y ago
In my experience Google fi doesn’t even work in San Francisco, don’t buy it!!
786.
▲
by
reidjs
6y ago
Game assets/virtual trading cards
787.
▲
by
reidjs
6y ago
A bidet installation service for the Bay Area: www.eastbaybidet.com
788.
▲
by
reidjs
6y ago
Same here. I got started with ledger but found it too tedious to log every expense and didn’t really see any benefit. I already know I spend too much on eating out but it doesn’t affect my net worth in any significant way so I continue doin
789.
▲
by
reidjs
6y ago
If it's a small project, usually I'll just leave my notes in the readme, or I'll litter TODO comments in the code. If it's a work project I'll usually put those notes in the Jira or Trello ticket
790.
▲
by
reidjs
6y ago
Why does Tether always come up in HN crypto threads? I'm surprised it's still around after it was revealed they're running a fractional reserve. When I worked in the industry Tether was a joke and there were many alternatives
791.
▲
by
reidjs
6y ago
In somewhat of a parallel, you don’t have to switch jobs either, you can start your own software company at any time ;)
792.
▲
by
reidjs
6y ago
AI, formerly known as clever algorithms, have been able to write since ElizaBot, design since Photoshop filters, and code since the first compiler. What it can't do well without human intervention is make our lives easier by making mon
793.
▲
by
reidjs
6y ago
In this case download speed is based on your system's clock. For example, 1 minute on your system takes 2 minutes real time. Therefore, your computer thinks downloads finish in half the time it takes in reality.
794.
▲
by
reidjs
6y ago
So $1 per month instead of $2?
795.
▲
by
reidjs
6y ago
Why not use something like Splitwise for tracking IOUs? What use is a blockchain/cryptocurrency for this?
796.
▲
by
reidjs
6y ago
Re: comedy, there’s definitely been a resurgence of stand up specials, but you’re right in that there haven’t been many blockbuster comedies.
797.
▲
by
reidjs
6y ago
the expression confused me when I first heard it to. I think it should change to “free as in peanuts” or “free as in stickers” or something. It’s rare that you’ll find free beer
798.
▲
by
reidjs
6y ago
Hey can I talk to you about that course? I’m switching into a new job in supply chain management (I currently work as a sys admin/IT admin) and feel pretty overwhelmed trying to figure out how that industry works
799.
▲
by
reidjs
6y ago
If you want a very basic implementation here’s a repo I made to hook the real-time db to react. Don’t know if it’s helpful for what you’re looking to do. https://github.com/reidjs/react-firebase-input
800.
▲
by
reidjs
6y ago
Could you make the argument that because it’s nearly impossible to compete with their free offerings, no other company has a chance in that space?
801.
▲
by
reidjs
6y ago
I agree. Comparing your ability to do X vs your peers can be helpful when looking for ways to improve yourself. A lot of people on this forum probably think of themselves as above average at some technical skill like programming or business
802.
▲
by
reidjs
6y ago
Sounds like he made a mistake. If he were truly smart he would have taught you how to load a truck correctly and had less work for him to do next time.
803.
▲
by
reidjs
6y ago
Simple, but incredibly hard to do.
804.
▲
by
reidjs
6y ago
I respectfully disagree with the premise of your article. The entire crypto industry depends on Bitcoin, not Tether. There are plenty of stablecoins to take tether’s place if it fails and I personally think if it went away the entire indust
805.
▲
by
reidjs
6y ago
As a programmer currently learning sales by necessity, I agree wholeheartedly.
806.
▲
by
reidjs
6y ago
On other OS designs: “ They are navigationally cumbersome, asking users to go to the "other end of town" to pick up their email from the Post Office” Made me laugh, it seems silly now, but that’s a pretty creative way of describi
807.
▲
by
reidjs
6y ago
I have yet to meet someone that uses bing, but maybe that’s just because I’m in the Silicon Valley bubble
808.
▲
by
reidjs
6y ago
Saw them protesting around SF as well
809.
▲
by
reidjs
6y ago
A short story of my foray into freight brokering. I hope you like it :)
810.
▲
From Zero to Negative One Sales
(blog.reidjs.tech)
1 points
by
reidjs
6y ago
|
1 comments
More ›