Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
warcode
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
12 ms
·
61.
▲
by
warcode
12y ago
I understand the minimum amount for protein while building muscle and the maximum amount of carbs for keto, but shouldn't the general use-case be to keep the amount of calories in check per meal? Making a meal consist of 1400 grams of
62.
▲
by
warcode
12y ago
No, I don't see millions of call of duty players who have shot, exploded, stabbed and otherwise "murdered" people currently out in the streets on killing sprees.
63.
▲
by
warcode
12y ago
It will kill capitalism Who controls/owns the hardware that the AI runs on, and the AI itself? Who are these people giving away augments for free? Why would they not limit the capabilities of low-tier augments to ensure the very few
64.
▲
by
warcode
12y ago
While standardization can be neat, you run into problems with different keyboard layouts around the world. For instance '/' is Shift-7 on my Nordic keyboard.
65.
▲
by
warcode
12y ago
Does the obfuscation serve any real purpose in improving the security?
66.
▲
by
warcode
12y ago
"Skype-killers" without end-to-end encryption are useless.
67.
▲
by
warcode
12y ago
"Introducing a faster, more flexible GitHub Enterprise... unless you wanted more flexible pricing"
68.
▲
by
warcode
12y ago
I don't see how e10s will fix any of the profile-based performance degradation issues that have existed in FF for years. It will fix the crashing tab equals crashing browser issue, but that is a very different problem.
69.
▲
by
warcode
12y ago
Will this version survive months of usage with multiple open tabs without performance deteriorating massively like the regular firefox? I left FF after my 10th profile reset / reinstall to get back to "normal" performance.
70.
▲
by
warcode
12y ago
"Others will have to read your code" Comments are not "code". Your code should, when written impossibly well, explain itself through variables, function names and composition. Better code equals less comments needed.
71.
▲
by
warcode
12y ago
The front page suffers from tiny-screen syndrome. 1371px is just slightly more than half my available screen space. Changed .container, #index-cont, #movies_show .movie-cont to 85% width and no max-width and immediately felt better. Being a
72.
▲
by
warcode
12y ago
It is free forever, as long as you don't require more than 10,000 searchable messages in the archive or over 5 external integrations.
73.
▲
by
warcode
12y ago
It just sounded too good to be true. I'll definitely contribute.
74.
▲
by
warcode
12y ago
So just for clarity. I'll be able to download your source/package, install, go to the web interface and start spinning up VM instances on the same machine? Are the extras like monitoring 3rd party integrations that I'll have
75.
▲
by
warcode
12y ago
Because truly capitalist people aren't happy with just enough money, they want all the money. You should expect that keep data is being tracked the same way gmail and calendar data is. With this your health will also be in the data pac
76.
▲
by
warcode
12y ago
Are there any projects trying to reduce the email-server complexity on linux? Mailpile seem to be going in the right direction on the client side, but I have yet to find any self-contained MTA/IMAP solution. With self-contained I mean
77.
▲
by
warcode
12y ago
I'd say you are correct. How is this different from just having a commercial and non-commercial license? At least then people don't get locked out of features by not paying.
78.
▲
by
warcode
12y ago
The increasing amount of security is more terror than any real group could hope to inflict. Technically the terrorists won.
79.
▲
by
warcode
12y ago
I closed the tab the moment I had to register.
80.
▲
by
warcode
12y ago
So one compromised device and all the data is out there? Shouldn't this be restricted to on-premise-wifi only, highly locked down tablets that only allow the user to run the specific apps?
81.
▲
by
warcode
12y ago
keybase.io and the mailvelope browser plugin both do fine work in making PGP simple to use. It isn't about being NSA-proof, its about having the volume of "Enveloped"/PGP encrypted emails be so high that it isn't po
82.
▲
by
warcode
12y ago
A service that I pay for or that shows me ads does not get to also steal my upload for P2P. Especially if they do it without even telling me.
83.
▲
by
warcode
12y ago
Can I have an optional "Nice" response as an IAP instead of ads?
84.
▲
by
warcode
12y ago
Been using keep for all my notes for a while now. Did something happen to make it worth posting this today?
85.
▲
by
warcode
12y ago
Generally its best if an existing utilities company, like power, can be included as a partner. And then you can use existing power line infrastructure to guide the optical cables.
86.
▲
by
warcode
12y ago
All of the jobs you mention can be done by robots. Some of them can be done by robots TODAY.
87.
▲
by
warcode
12y ago
So the connected social networking data gathered from a person's use of the 'Contactive' app is kept separate and private? As with everything, I'll assume nothing is free unless I'm the product.
88.
▲
by
warcode
12y ago
I wish people would credit the "drone operator" for any drone that isn't acting on its own.
89.
▲
by
warcode
12y ago
If its "Your data. Your privacy. You’re in control.". Why won't they let me self-host? The two things don't add up.
90.
▲
by
warcode
12y ago
But to get hired in the first place you have to show overconfidence in your knowledge and abilities. Slightly annoying how that works.
More ›