sv123

10 ms·

61.
by sv123 4y ago
Not much information, wonder why?
62.
by sv123 4y ago
Looks cool, but having trouble wrapping my head around a potential use case for this.
63.
by sv123 4y ago
There might be a correlation in the other direction. Successful and wealthy people have a propensity to buying more expensive and flashier planes, which generally equates to faster, which is something an inexperienced pilot should always t
64.
by sv123 4y ago
I imagine the idea is now that it is approved for every piston engine then the EPA can ban 100LL and airports everywhere can switch to 100UL instead.
65.
by sv123 4y ago
Wow, I can't believe they got it done. After watching all the Paul Bertorelli videos on it I assumed it would be stuck in bureaucracy from here to eternity. Incredible work by the whole team, very exciting.
66.
by sv123 4y ago
We have been a fivetran subscriber for close to 5 years, and I think every year we have renewed it has been a completely new billing model.
67.
by sv123 4y ago
Your machine learning model is 99.999999% accurate.
68.
by sv123 5y ago
It would be nice to limit scopes on the oauth request. For example an app used just to report on positions and historical performance. I would be very hesitant to give access to by TD account when it says it could make trades on my behalf,
69.
by sv123 5y ago
But one of the main points of article is that people don't want to run servers, developers included. Even being easy, letting someone else do it will always be easier.
70.
by sv123 5y ago
One of my all time faves, was thinking about this moving this morning when I saw the news abut Sidney Poitier. Setec Astronomy.
71.
by sv123 5y ago
I don't keep up with antivaxer arguments, and maybe I'm daft, but doesn't that mean if everybody were vaccinated then fewer variants would show up?
72.
by sv123 5y ago
If everything that Facebook does to maximize profits is legal, but some of it is horrible, then we should write new laws to make the horrible stuff illegal. If Facebook does things that are bad for the world then policymakers should try to
73.
by sv123 5y ago
Funny, more users is exactly what they need.
74.
by sv123 6y ago
Alternate status page, of course showing all green across the board in typical Azure fashion. https://status2.azure.com/
75.
by sv123 6y ago
It's also kind of cool because a lot of the games are created by other kids. Roblox Studio is fun to poke around in and has gotten my 8 year old very interested in programming and to an extent, entrepreneurship.
76.
by sv123 6y ago
They need to legalize the herb first.
77.
by sv123 6y ago
Once you reach 500 comment karma you can downvote on HN.
78.
by sv123 6y ago
Red Delicious: The greatest lie big apple ever told.
79.
by sv123 6y ago
Because you can't prove a negative?
80.
by sv123 6y ago
> Most people I know who went to public schools came out fairly well. I refuse to share this elitist/ideological attitude towards them. What indoctrination? Don't you think that's a rather general and blanket statement con
81.
by sv123 6y ago
It's the GOP motto: Government doesn't work, here let me show you.
82.
by sv123 7y ago
Subspace was so awesome, and playing airmash had a very familiar feel to it.
83.
by sv123 7y ago
Liking that built in data visualization editor... That be super cool in any SQL IDE.
84.
by sv123 7y ago
Where can I see that picture?
85.
by sv123 7y ago
You don't have to go to war with each of them, there are other options. And you definitely don't have to prop up said leaders with the worlds most advanced military hardware.
86.
by sv123 7y ago
#1 is great for the cash outlay for exercising, but if the company has been even mildly successful with fundraising rounds then the spread will be significant and AMT could crush you.
87.
by sv123 7y ago
*citations needed
88.
by sv123 7y ago
I wish I could remember what my old geocities username was.
89.
by sv123 7y ago
No, it is definitely that they disproportionately target PoC.
90.
by sv123 7y ago
Discriminatory business practices should not be conflated with free speech.

More ›