Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
thghtihadanacct
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
9 ms
·
91.
▲
by
thghtihadanacct
3y ago
negative, shock waves from sound will travel through your person and reach your cute little ear plugs from the back side. Remember youre made out of slightly more than jello ... depending on fitness level
92.
▲
by
thghtihadanacct
3y ago
This sounds like an engineering student arguing with an old tech... 'but the science says ...'. How do people forget we live in an uncontained system with uncountable variables and no single direction?
93.
▲
by
thghtihadanacct
3y ago
Ouch, what a painful topic. I feel that when I see such pop up here it is because the person that posted had a need to look them up ... and ive been there and its rough.
94.
▲
by
thghtihadanacct
3y ago
Indeed, I feel it is great to state the obvious like 'expedia isnt required to show the lowest rate' but caveat emptor was a phrase long before expedia etc
95.
▲
by
thghtihadanacct
3y ago
Ive always thought of them on the top ... cuz of pictures, etc ... but on the side makes so much more sense
96.
▲
by
thghtihadanacct
3y ago
I can imagine I know what youre saying ... no one wants to join the military anymore and no one can blame them. I think, however, automation will take over in the war industry long before it takes over coffee shops. The money the US pours i
97.
▲
by
thghtihadanacct
3y ago
I live in already bike intensive area and only have a bicycle myself. Since I already have too many hobbies I intentionally try not to work on my own bike. Unfortunately, for me I suppose, the amount of people on bikes now means the bike sh
98.
▲
by
thghtihadanacct
3y ago
im pretty sure x is available to all that use it. Im seeing this as opening the door to trademarking letters. f this guy
99.
▲
by
thghtihadanacct
3y ago
Importantly, does the AI know where the guns are?
100.
▲
by
thghtihadanacct
3y ago
poop, its always poop. dont dig there
101.
▲
by
thghtihadanacct
3y ago
broken? its a clear redirect
102.
▲
by
thghtihadanacct
3y ago
Is this an ad? I was literally looking forward to a couch with a PS5 and screen built into it. Im a little disappointed.
103.
▲
by
thghtihadanacct
3y ago
Cool, more hearsay. "I got all these recordings". Ok, lets see them.
104.
▲
by
thghtihadanacct
3y ago
What Im really having trouble imagining is it flying with no wings. Its more like a hopping car that just leap frogs obstacles since now all we can do is drive around them.
105.
▲
by
thghtihadanacct
3y ago
Nice. Now this is quality content. GJ
106.
▲
by
thghtihadanacct
3y ago
NO DOUBT, I am lucky to live in central coast and my house is made of it. I think the post a couple up was talking about moisture and rot resistance tho. Edit: just says old growth ... i thought i saw redwood
107.
▲
by
thghtihadanacct
3y ago
You werent using OSB on walls were you? Which goes back to the moisture thing...
108.
▲
by
thghtihadanacct
3y ago
You can buy 'tiny homes' at home depot now ... there was some on here not long ago.
109.
▲
by
thghtihadanacct
3y ago
We all knew this was gonna happen after the purchase, the switch to stream was just the canary. No admins I knew planned on staying with RHEL clones and now there is going to be no clones with any meaningful support out there. This is going
110.
▲
by
thghtihadanacct
3y ago
Biography for a guy currently burning himself in the news? How much is he paying to get this written and are there really people out there that will purchase it?
111.
▲
by
thghtihadanacct
3y ago
All you had to say was "acquired by the Internet and cable company..."
112.
▲
by
thghtihadanacct
3y ago
These people got no room to complain if theyre too lazy to go get their own food.
113.
▲
by
thghtihadanacct
3y ago
higher prices for credit cards is not new. Lying about it is kinda weird, like we all forgot that business pay 2-3% in fees for accepting cards. A lot of small businesses are getting raked by the larger corporations chasing that all time pr
114.
▲
by
thghtihadanacct
3y ago
... but at least those poorly written requirements benefit the user. I would rather less than perfect rules written to benefit me, the citizen, than calculated rules written to benefit corporations that have enough money to play this shell
115.
▲
by
thghtihadanacct
3y ago
Yep, its a well written and incisive piece. Too bad link bad.
116.
▲
by
thghtihadanacct
3y ago
Clickbait or not, I do enjoy the idea of people in these counties locked inside hiding from big armored slugs.
117.
▲
by
thghtihadanacct
3y ago
Around my area (Central Cali) H1B's are generally hired at a higher rate only because the position couldnt be filled by a 'local', especially for public positions. The FAANG's managed to abuse the system enough that rule
118.
▲
by
thghtihadanacct
3y ago
No Way! Most of the media outlets only show more and more mass shootings and homicidal driving tendencies. One look at my news feed makes me terrified to go outside so i should just stay in and order online and consume more media. It is u
119.
▲
by
thghtihadanacct
3y ago
Either way, thats like saying an oil worker from the 1950's is different than an oil worker now. Yeah, thanks for the obvious
120.
▲
by
thghtihadanacct
3y ago
You mean like the judaic god? My fave tho are the norse and greek gods ... they really put the fear in ya ... but in case you missed it they are all man made
More ›