Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
sebmellen
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
7 ms
·
121.
▲
by
sebmellen
5mo ago
While I agree with you on the merit of the idea, rockets that can take off and then land vertically without damage were also laughable pre-SpaceX.
122.
▲
by
sebmellen
5mo ago
Not the GP commenter, but I'm still struggling to understand how this relates to the AI world, or perhaps more importantly, what the historical context was. Did people end up switching to MTTR optimization over MTBF optimization? If so
123.
▲
by
sebmellen
5mo ago
Is this really true? Where are these lists? I’ve never heard of this so I’m quite intrigued.
124.
▲
by
sebmellen
5mo ago
Absolutely love this! Are you live pulling from Wikipedia for each search? Also worth checking out Atlas Obscura. Kind of similar, kind of different.
125.
▲
by
sebmellen
5mo ago
On this same topic, Texas leads the US in paddling! > Spanking has greatly decreased in elementary schools but increased at high schools, especially in non-urban districts. > Between 2010 and 2025, over 180 high schools reintroduced p
126.
▲
by
sebmellen
5mo ago
He started undergrad in 2009.. how old was he when writing this? 12-13??
127.
▲
by
sebmellen
5mo ago
Was thinking the same thing. Seems unlikely?
128.
▲
by
sebmellen
5mo ago
Just use Ory Kratos and self host it.
129.
▲
Most Widely Deployed and Used Database Engine
(sqlite.org)
2 points
by
sebmellen
5mo ago
|
0 comments
130.
▲
by
sebmellen
5mo ago
That’s pretty cool. What kind of things were your respective churches communicating about?
131.
▲
by
sebmellen
6mo ago
Saying that you “work on Bun” is such a radical understatement. I have my reservations about Anthropic, but I don’t see how Bun could go wrong with you at the helm. And I’m sure that you are putting the stability and funding of a larger org
132.
▲
by
sebmellen
6mo ago
https://www.cremieux.xyz/p/from-pollution-to-solution I understand your concern but I don’t believe the impact is as severe as you think.
133.
▲
by
sebmellen
6mo ago
Time to make sunsets. https://makesunsets.com . I don’t see a way out except for stratospheric aerosol injection.
134.
▲
by
sebmellen
6mo ago
* several Billion dollars in orders.
135.
▲
by
sebmellen
6mo ago
I don’t know what level of complexity you’ve seen in your software buildouts, but at anything “enterprise” scale, building your own components from scratch is a recipe for absolute disaster. There are so many nuances, especially with access
136.
▲
by
sebmellen
6mo ago
This design tool space died a long time ago for me when InVision shut down and pivoted to a digital whiteboard. It’s a really difficult space. But the fundamental problem is that it’s hard to get a design system right long-term, especially
137.
▲
by
sebmellen
6mo ago
Was the star tracked manually by the navigator (as in, did they have to manually “look for” and keep track of it)? Fascinating article, but I’m not grokking how it was used in practice.
138.
▲
by
sebmellen
6mo ago
Incredibly to see the kind of prophecy Asimov had.
139.
▲
by
sebmellen
6mo ago
We sure aren’t far off.
140.
▲
by
sebmellen
6mo ago
I love it. And no doubt, the smaller your company, the more profound the impact of “agentic” tooling can be. But I am skeptical that people who have not seen a complex corporate environment understand how different it is.
141.
▲
by
sebmellen
6mo ago
In big companies, the why is 80% of the work. I could swear actual dev work is less than 20% of a “developer’s” job at a standard large (non-SV/FAANG/tech-first) company. The rest is holding a lot of really weird organization-spec
142.
▲
by
sebmellen
6mo ago
While this is true to an extent, oftentimes the important context is not in the code but in the head of the writer. The code is just the fence in the Chesterton’s Fence analogy. And that is still non-fungible and will (presumably) forever b
143.
▲
by
sebmellen
6mo ago
Postgres can do so much. I see people choose Kafka and SQS for things that Graphile Worker could do all day long.
144.
▲
by
sebmellen
6mo ago
Could you share the Tampermoneky script in the gist? Would love that.
145.
▲
by
sebmellen
6mo ago
There’s a big difference between nanoplastics/chemical leeching (which is what happens with heated food containers) and microplastics of the sort that break off from clothing other plastic materials (which is what the article is talkin
146.
▲
by
sebmellen
6mo ago
Let’s talk. Email is in my bio!
147.
▲
by
sebmellen
6mo ago
Very cool app. How do you feel it compares to something like TablePlus?
148.
▲
by
sebmellen
6mo ago
Could be part time
149.
▲
by
sebmellen
6mo ago
It’s good to have you! We try to keep it civil :)
150.
▲
by
sebmellen
6mo ago
Ronan Farrow on Hacker News. Now I’ve seen everything.
More ›