Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
u32480932048
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
15 ms
·
61.
▲
by
u32480932048
3y ago
TYFYS, doing your part to Stop The Spread of dis-and-or-misinformation! I usually accept any given internet comment as unimpeachable truth, and was just about to fire off a bunch of angry hate mail to Nueva Pescanova because of this specifi
62.
▲
by
u32480932048
3y ago
Submarines? whaddabout the children? whaddabout the climate? whaddabout Ukraine?
63.
▲
by
u32480932048
3y ago
But it helps with Spongebob rainbow hands MENTAL HEALTH
64.
▲
by
u32480932048
3y ago
MOC?
65.
▲
by
u32480932048
3y ago
Science sez that anyone who shares pictures of a marble statue is Literally Hitler (And by Science I mean my Tumblr friends)
66.
▲
by
u32480932048
3y ago
Sorry, SA? I was expecting a hyphenated ideology, not what Google gave me: https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/article/the-sa
67.
▲
by
u32480932048
3y ago
Source?
68.
▲
by
u32480932048
3y ago
I don't get the reflexive antipathy some people have towards any notion of independence or self-sufficiency. The most common class of comment is "tHeYrE nOt 100.0% sElF-rElIaNt, acktchually", which I'm not sure is an exp
69.
▲
by
u32480932048
3y ago
I'm statistically unlikely to be forced into arbitrary solitary confinement, or to be put on death row for a crime I didn't commit. Nevertheless, these aren't exactly "rare" occurrences, and I think they should be r
70.
▲
by
u32480932048
3y ago
At that scale, Amazon would just be warehouses of people pissing in bottles. They'd have to piss all day and all night until the heat death of the universe, just to cost him even one billion. So few people realize the scale of a billio
71.
▲
by
u32480932048
3y ago
It doesn't sidestep the point, it shows the value of your truism, particularly in a 21st century globalized, internet-scale economy. Who's being exploited if I upload a song (or ringtone, or wallpaper) to an app store for $0.99 an
72.
▲
by
u32480932048
3y ago
What exactly do you think a research lab or think tank is? A single-person effort?
73.
▲
by
u32480932048
3y ago
Begging for a tax increase as a proxy for societal contribution is something else. I work 60 hours a week and volunteer for 20 more. Not only do I want everyone in my "class" to contribute at least as much as I do, I want them to
74.
▲
by
u32480932048
3y ago
Pretty sure "England making up evidence" is behind half of America's constitution.
75.
▲
by
u32480932048
3y ago
I, for one, Trust The Institution™! The Most Glorious And Wonderful Headmaster is a doctor, lawyer, engineer, military general, and astronaut! As the symbolic parent of every child who attends, his picture hangs in every classroom. The Grea
76.
▲
by
u32480932048
3y ago
Source?
77.
▲
by
u32480932048
3y ago
"Something, something, Jones Act" has become a bit of a punchline among a friend group with little in common other than they all realized they hated the Jones Act the same night. I forget what set it off, but it was seemingly ridi
78.
▲
by
u32480932048
3y ago
Projection from people who never leave their basement is my favorite.
79.
▲
by
u32480932048
3y ago
Cybertruck Man Bad.
80.
▲
by
u32480932048
3y ago
> Not even while parking. 0.5m (2ft) is about the closest you should ever drive your car to anything really. I've lived in several US states and the law has always been to park less than a foot from the curb.
81.
▲
by
u32480932048
3y ago
That's ridiculous. Those people can't get even get to the neighborhood because the residents have gone out of their way to eliminate public transit (which is for poors).
82.
▲
by
u32480932048
3y ago
In practice, the <environmental stuff> has mostly been used by non-environmentalists to delay development they simply don't like. (This one has to do specifically with CA, but it's not the first time I've seen this comp
83.
▲
by
u32480932048
3y ago
I flag most posts that I disagree with, don't understand, or simply don't like, and the success rate is hit-or-miss, but not in any kind of logical way, which just inspires me to cast as wide a net as possible. I call it stochasti
84.
▲
by
u32480932048
3y ago
Maybe he didn't know what Google was?
85.
▲
by
u32480932048
3y ago
If an interviewer whined about Wall Street TOS, I'd pull my application on the spot.
86.
▲
by
u32480932048
3y ago
Per some ads I vaguely recall, Proton seems to be positioning itself as a super sekure place where the gubment can't spy on you; Big Tech Bad seems to be a no-brainer SEO blog theme.
87.
▲
by
u32480932048
3y ago
One of my pet peeves is the continued use of ambiguous phrases like "masks work" or "masks help" when there are effectively two different mechanisms (inhalation/exhalation). I suspect the prolonged mass confusion ov
88.
▲
by
u32480932048
3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQ09bnZ747w&ab_channel=talkR...
89.
▲
by
u32480932048
3y ago
There are already numerous "leave the state with the intention of" laws, which I assume to be just some extra charge to throw at someone, like wearing body armor while committing a felony.
90.
▲
by
u32480932048
3y ago
It depends on whether you're talking about an instruction manual for a nuclear power plant or thousands of pages of legal nonsense. I find higher truth value in short, simple statements like "I'm innocent as shown on the came
More ›