Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
throwbadubadu
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
12 ms
·
31.
▲
by
throwbadubadu
3y ago
> but it's misleading to label them as travelling at "17,500 mph (28,160 kph)" Really is? Ground speed is still what I expect and want to read, relative speed to each other at time of rendezvous would also be nice sure.. s
32.
▲
by
throwbadubadu
3y ago
You certainly will read that in the invoice?
33.
▲
by
throwbadubadu
3y ago
Exactly, today it seems like an excuse to not think at all, and even if you call out something what will definitely not scale (e.g. your stupid O(n^3) approach will blow up even already going to 100 items, and you know your max will be more
34.
▲
by
throwbadubadu
3y ago
Yes, funny also in the light of constant threats of embargos and sanctions and what else.. Also funny if you think like: quietly! Not like here, first shouting out loud and announcing and promising whatsoever.. and then later see what'
35.
▲
by
throwbadubadu
3y ago
Why, you also only ever buy one liter of milk, and otherwise should seek counsel? Orn lets make it less abstract and say one sixpack of beer?
36.
▲
by
throwbadubadu
3y ago
How long do you allow for evaluating if there is a dip? And will times never change? And even if there is really none, then sure it makes sense from the company point of view and pure profit perspective. But if the company is well of, why l
37.
▲
by
throwbadubadu
3y ago
Yes, never do humans misunderstand each other, or instructions are not clear to everyone and totally unambiguous, and luckily no language has pure differentiation of meaning by intonation, and, and.. and...
38.
▲
by
throwbadubadu
3y ago
Find it amazing that he assumed 8 times too much density, but still the design in regard to lift missed only 50%? Not too bad, likely had quite a margin planned as good engineer? ;)
39.
▲
by
throwbadubadu
3y ago
Not sure if catalyst, but if the crowd learns something it is corpos and governments telling almost always the same story of getting hacked, cyberattacked, with the worst of criminal energy, even if its the most simple letting unpatched (mo
40.
▲
by
throwbadubadu
3y ago
... what's up next in this tough cruel world? Banks must tell you when someone stole your money? Companies must tell you when they go bankrupt and gambled your assets? I fear madness ahead.
41.
▲
by
throwbadubadu
3y ago
More renewable is good.. but there is always one fear in my crazy mind about these: This isn't actually renewable but taking energy out of a huge reservoir (Same for solar if pea counting, but solar is really endless until the end of t
42.
▲
by
throwbadubadu
3y ago
There are several region dependent different name lists, just have a look at https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tropical_cyclone_naming
43.
▲
by
throwbadubadu
3y ago
It is how you say that and how you just state something very oversimplified like fact, almost like a climate denier. To start with > "focus on global warming means no one will do anything about poor land management" Gross gener
44.
▲
by
throwbadubadu
3y ago
It would have been just way toooo easy and non dark-pattern to replace the annoying cookie dialogues with that :(
45.
▲
by
throwbadubadu
3y ago
Its remnant, its echo, or just the big bang, however you want to see it.
46.
▲
by
throwbadubadu
3y ago
How save? Chernobyl's exclusion zone today is 2600 km², it initially affected 150000 km², Armenia is what? 40000 km². One well planned sabotage or airstrike, and the energy independence is not only gone but also an eventual long term d
47.
▲
by
throwbadubadu
3y ago
Yes, though further what to abstract when can only be mastered with a lot of experience, or attempted. Attempts are not bad if a dev/team doesn't lack the courage to reflect and undo them. You see you abstraction becoming leaky? S
48.
▲
by
throwbadubadu
3y ago
Why many developers are struggling is beyond me, and so much git-hate, too. It is a powerful tool, but you can get started and a long time (or forever) around with few commands to accomplish your companies workflow - takes half an hour to l
49.
▲
by
throwbadubadu
3y ago
Makes sense, thanks for superquick reply :) Then I'd say nothing even close to certain..
50.
▲
by
throwbadubadu
3y ago
Love to look stupid.. as foreign speaker and after reading all comments and also all translations in the dictionary, I still have only a vague meaning of "moat" in this context. Could someone define precisely please? Things like &
51.
▲
by
throwbadubadu
3y ago
> The take-away is, secure your new stuff as early as possible, ideally even before the service is exposed to the Internet. What? Ideally..before? Seriously? It is 2024.. and this was true even decades ago, absolutely mandatory. (Still r
52.
▲
by
throwbadubadu
3y ago
Tension rods, logical idea, never seen before.. and ugly like hell, or do you hide them? All I find quickly is about tension rods for curtains. How common are they? Pluses no need to drill and would work for freestanding, more over just se
53.
▲
by
throwbadubadu
3y ago
Nice philosophizing, but too simple. There definitely are constants in the universe, and dynamic things can stay pretty constant over looong time scales, think of stars, or something complicated as a solar system.. and then it is about rate
54.
▲
by
throwbadubadu
3y ago
The earth was once a hot fireball, so if for any strange reason it would turn into one again we can all be relieved, say that isn't new and post funny "this is fine" dogs? What kind of logic is that. Time scales are huge, 1 y
55.
▲
by
throwbadubadu
3y ago
> which is otherwise a hard sci-fi book Hard sci-fi is still a story and doesn't need to nail everything. And it had other pretty "unrealistic" moments that put me more off than the storm. Foremost, how they fixed the miss
56.
▲
by
throwbadubadu
3y ago
Not letting an extremist party with 20% or unfortunately even a tad more into power is not sabotaging the popular vote? Each party is free to form a coalition or not, by their conditions and principals. The party has clearly shown and expre
57.
▲
by
throwbadubadu
3y ago
Often don't.
58.
▲
by
throwbadubadu
3y ago
Outcry of an affected one? Democracy has the achilles heel of aborting itself, not only once that happened. That is why of course parties that want to keep that system need to fight parties that want to abolish it - and til there nothing is
59.
▲
by
throwbadubadu
3y ago
There was one, which you could call snarky the reincarnation of the Wannsee conference: https://correctiv.org/aktuelles/neue-rechte/2024/01/10/gehei... But I am not sure why grand poster is downvote
60.
▲
by
throwbadubadu
3y ago
> Desai: And so basically what these people decided is that if they let any individual company profit off of a barcode, then that would really be a huge impediment to this actually becoming universal. And obviously the whole idea of a un
More ›