Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
tempsy
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
28 ms
·
331.
▲
by
tempsy
4y ago
Personally a big change I’ve noticed about my own grocery shopping habits is that I spend more to get the high quality stuff. eg organic pasture raised eggs, grass fed beef, grass fed dairy, etc. There’s a lot more of this “premium” stuff t
332.
▲
by
tempsy
4y ago
no i didn’t. it’s not about the ranking it’s about what you choose to study. if you go to a lower ranked school you need to focus on technical skills. saying it’s not worth it in general is not what i said at all
333.
▲
by
tempsy
4y ago
yes i know. i’m just clarifying for the above comment that all lower ranked colleges are not worth attending
334.
▲
by
tempsy
4y ago
i wouldn’t say that. i just think if you go to a lower ranked school your path to career success more so relies on getting a technical degree but yes you shouldn’t be studying liberal arts at a no name school.
335.
▲
by
tempsy
4y ago
it’s more like people tricked into going into the finishing school route at a non-elite college, not about whether you come from a rich family or not and don’t need to take on debt. Go to an Ivy League and major in history and you still hav
336.
▲
by
tempsy
4y ago
a doctor giving generic “eat fruits and vegetables” doesn’t mean anything. it’s just generic words an 8 year old could tell you you don’t take nutrition in medical school. doctors wouldn’t be able to prescribe a more personalized nutritiona
337.
▲
by
tempsy
4y ago
that isn’t true. i’ve never received nutritional advice from a doctor, and if i did i doubt it would be much more than “eat fruits and veggies and exercise” the “official” food pyramid put out by the government still tells people to eat mos
338.
▲
by
tempsy
4y ago
no that is not why “millions” of people have undiagnosed sleep apnea
339.
▲
by
tempsy
4y ago
Do you have trouble breathing through your nose only? Other issue is people breathe through their mouth instead of nose. Get some nose strips and tape mouth shut and train yourself to breathe through your nose.
340.
▲
by
tempsy
4y ago
why treat “sleep apnea” and not the actual root cause? if you’re not fat and have sleep apnea, the other major cause is alcohol consumption/smoking. seems odd to treat the symptom eg sleep apnea and not try to cut out alcohol and smoki
341.
▲
by
tempsy
4y ago
this is not “compensation”. it was money borrowed from the company.
342.
▲
by
tempsy
4y ago
Between Virgin Galactic and now this hard to see him as much more than a pump and dump SPAC grifter.
343.
▲
by
tempsy
4y ago
softcore porn is "softcore" because it doesn't involve nudity or explicit intercourse the fact wearing a bikini at the beach is not sexual does not mean streaming yourself wearing a bikini in a hot tub while making moaning no
344.
▲
by
tempsy
4y ago
Which part are you confused by?
345.
▲
by
tempsy
4y ago
Rivian IPO’d at like $180B with no sales that’s how insane the 2021 market was
346.
▲
by
tempsy
4y ago
uh 2018-2020 was not a good window it was pretty much very end of 2020 and early to mid 2021.
347.
▲
by
tempsy
4y ago
The unlimited plan on Mint is $30 a month not $15, which is similar as a bunch of other prepaid plans eg Visible (Verizon's prepaid brand) which is $25/mo.
348.
▲
by
tempsy
4y ago
The “day in the life of being a tech worker” tiktoks felt like the top for me. People filming themselves eating free snacks and doing yoga and whatever else other than working.
349.
▲
by
tempsy
4y ago
the claim is that the closure was political which I agree with but keep thinking that could never happen
350.
▲
by
tempsy
4y ago
Great, and I’ve seen no evidence that they suffered the same risks as SVB based on publicly known financials.
351.
▲
by
tempsy
4y ago
Except there’s truth to it because no one can prove Signature had the same HTM issues as SVB did. Or that whatever outflows they suffered Friday rendered it insolvent.
352.
▲
by
tempsy
4y ago
I’m not sure why YC is an example of something that has scaled well. There’s so many companies now in each batch with 95%+ never amounting to much success. It’s not clear how the scale is helping anyone.
353.
▲
by
tempsy
4y ago
no bank is safer than lending directly to the US government at higher rates than what they can offer
354.
▲
by
tempsy
4y ago
a “run” can simply be a wake up call to wealthy people with hundreds of thousands or millions in some 0% earning checking account to funnel that money into a money market or t-bills earning 4-5%. that would alone create some outflow even if
355.
▲
by
tempsy
4y ago
Why would anyone go from midsized public bank to opaque neobank if they're now spooked about bank solvency issues? The logical move is to go bigger eg JPM.
356.
▲
by
tempsy
4y ago
the long term fallout was never going to come from only getting 90 cents on the dollar vs 100% it’s the fact that the lender most willing to work with non traditional borrowers eg tech startups is now gone, and there’s no bank or lender tha
357.
▲
by
tempsy
4y ago
there was no announcement it was unannounced generally you do not devalue a program without at least a few weeks or months of notice. very anti customer and not surprised if it leaves bad taste for existing customers. that alone leads me to
358.
▲
by
tempsy
4y ago
dexa scan is the most accurate way. i’ve seen more pop up nowadays. they are a bit expensive though. have seen $150 or so per scan but can probably find cheaper.
359.
▲
by
tempsy
4y ago
no it isn’t. my chase, amex, cap 1 points transfers to the exact same airlines as Brex at 1:1 ratio and always has the airlines and hotel programs do change and devalue their programs from time to time but not the credit cards that offers
360.
▲
by
tempsy
4y ago
not the point at all
More ›