Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
that_guy_iain
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
6 ms
·
31.
▲
Finding Broken Migrations with Bisect
(iain.rocks)
1 points
by
that_guy_iain
10mo ago
|
0 comments
32.
▲
by
that_guy_iain
10mo ago
There will be many cases you won't even notice. When people know how to use AI to help with their writing, it's not noticable.
33.
▲
by
that_guy_iain
10mo ago
That would connect the companies. If they're keeping them separate it could be an anti-trust move or more that these companies are going to start trading studios which has been seen in other industries where they trade markets, like th
34.
▲
by
that_guy_iain
1y ago
I'm on Amazon.de and I literally ordered stuff seconds before posting the comment. They took the money and everything. The order is in my order history list.
35.
▲
by
that_guy_iain
1y ago
You can. You just need to do the work to make it work. That's the bit where everyone but Netflix and Amazon fail.
36.
▲
by
that_guy_iain
1y ago
I just ordered stuff from Amazon.de. And I highly any Amazon site can go down because of one region. Just like Netflix are rarely affected.
37.
▲
by
that_guy_iain
1y ago
Extension developers are not forced to adhere to anything from Google to build compatible extensions that work on forks such as Brave. If they want to be in the Google ecosystem, sure, but as I pointed out, you can build your own ecosystem
38.
▲
by
that_guy_iain
1y ago
> Even with un-googled Chromium I do not think these statements are self-consistent. We need browsers that do not allow Google to control the ecosystem. We need legitimate competition. If you fork Chromium, Google doesn't control th
39.
▲
by
that_guy_iain
1y ago
I think Facebook just forking the language instead of helping with development gave them the kick up the ass to sort out the development process. Then it just came down to having no one actually working on the language, so they needed to cr
40.
▲
by
that_guy_iain
1y ago
Because the UK does not have a national ID system like nearly every other country in Europe, the reason it goes nowhere is that it costs money and no one wants to spend the money on it.
41.
▲
by
that_guy_iain
1y ago
> You need to provide some statistics to demonstrate it was a common knowledge. It was referenced in popular media for decades... So people knew about it and it was public knowledge. The reason no one cared is that the outcome of it wasn
42.
▲
by
that_guy_iain
1y ago
I only mentioned one program. A program that is literally comparable because it's literally what is being replaced. That program has been public knowledge in media such as TV shows and movies for decades. So when we're fear-monger
43.
▲
by
that_guy_iain
1y ago
No, it didn't. It took decades for that to happen.
44.
▲
by
that_guy_iain
1y ago
How about we compare it with something more realistic? Like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ECHELON . Since 1971, the 5 eyes countries have been spying on people en masse and scanning communications. You probably don'
45.
▲
by
that_guy_iain
1y ago
We outlaw homelessness because we don't want homeless people on the streets littering the place. The bad behaviours you want to be outlawed are in fact already outlawed. It's just super hard to catch and convict on those. While it
46.
▲
by
that_guy_iain
1y ago
> This chat control topic is undemocratic, allegedly illegal in many jurisdictions (such as Germany), yet, keeps coming up ever and ever again, and the politicians face no consequences whatsoever. How is it undemocratic? Arresting terror
47.
▲
by
that_guy_iain
1y ago
Why are you on your phone during meetings and not paying attention to the meeting? We ban phones/laptops for the specific reason of people attending and not paying attention.
48.
▲
by
that_guy_iain
1y ago
> I need Jira, Slack, and GitHub during work hours for example. My question, why do you need them on your phone during work hours? Why aren't you using a desktop/laptop/something else?
49.
▲
by
that_guy_iain
1y ago
I love how we spend hundreds on a computer in our pocket and then spend a large amount of time trying to reduce the amount of value we get out of it.
50.
▲
by
that_guy_iain
1y ago
> Granny isn't installing unsigned binaries on her phone or rooting her phone. Don't bullshit us. Granny is when someone on the phone tells her how, because she needs to report some stuff to the FBI, IRS, etc.
51.
▲
by
that_guy_iain
1y ago
> Of course they are edge cases. How many people do you think install third-party apps on Android? Pretty sure hardly anyone does that. Yeah, which is why no one with any sense is going to be fighting againist this. Third-party installs
52.
▲
by
that_guy_iain
1y ago
No, they're not. And by saying that, you're proven why the "fight" will also result in the other side winning. Ignorant, pedantic, arrogant, and entitled technical people vs the rest.
53.
▲
by
that_guy_iain
1y ago
It's open source... We don't need legislation; you are free to do whatever you want, and open source provides those freedoms. You just want it to be the way you want it instead of it being the way that benefits the most people. Th
54.
▲
by
that_guy_iain
1y ago
Having made the front page more a few times, the value is really minimal. Yes, I've made sales from HN traffic, but not that much in the grand scheme of things. But the value from all the links SEO wise was more valuable. If you make t
55.
▲
by
that_guy_iain
1y ago
Bro it was analogy. Stop taking things too seriously.
56.
▲
AI is a Junior Dev and needs a Lead
(getparthenon.com)
3 points
by
that_guy_iain
1y ago
|
0 comments
57.
▲
Show HN: BoneClone – A tool to autodiscover repos to propagate skeleton changes
(github.com)
4 points
by
that_guy_iain
1y ago
|
0 comments
58.
▲
by
that_guy_iain
1y ago
But he's not doing the work for free. He's doing something else for free which they use. He has domain knowledge with the library that noone else has, their can either pay someone to learn it or they can hire someone with it.
59.
▲
by
that_guy_iain
1y ago
I think we need to compare our industry with other industries. No other industry relies on free labour from random people, which comes with no support or promises. I once told some non-techie folk about some code I wrote. It did something s
60.
▲
A Software Developer's Guide to Making Yourself Indispensable
(getparthenon.com)
2 points
by
that_guy_iain
1y ago
|
0 comments
More ›