Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
weq
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
11 ms
·
31.
▲
by
weq
2y ago
Im assuming this is something related to Maxwell Chikumbutso's "invention" ? https://www.prv-engineering.co.uk/free-energy-vehicle-innova... His on national tv promoting this with the president of the country
32.
▲
by
weq
2y ago
This tech is not only great for bulldozing grandma, its great at stealing content from other creators and rebranding it as your own. Based on the github, it kind of seems like thats exactly whats being advertised as the use case. Steal cont
33.
▲
by
weq
2y ago
Welcome to our AI future peoples, where laws are generated, enforced and broken simultatiously by brutal luck rather democratic processes https://www.phind.com/search?cache=va579yelqgkue97jka6cinzl
34.
▲
by
weq
2y ago
100%. Amazon is the anti-competitive king. They just copy everything thats popular. unfortunately you cant just copy your way to sql server. Apple, Google, they all do the same. Sour grapes the MS does it better.
35.
▲
by
weq
2y ago
Instead of announcing mass layoffs, tech companies use RTO orders. They are very effective at trimming the fat and creating peons. Also effective in stopping the corperate real estate crash that alot of important trust funds depend on. Prod
36.
▲
by
weq
2y ago
lol peak AI only exists because of humans answering questions. SO is positioning itself with a clean dataset, likely with an agreement to sell that data to other compnanies?
37.
▲
by
weq
2y ago
Win7 4 lyfe. dozens of less RCE opportunities by the day.
38.
▲
by
weq
2y ago
This is how i currently utilise and view The AI tools. I replaced the googling in my flow with it. It might have taken me 20minutes before to get the boilerplate together, now its a minute. Depending on the type of code legacy overheads you
39.
▲
by
weq
2y ago
Sounds like you made a massive tradeoff in code coupling if your cant easily swap out remote for local queues etc. But i get it, when your thinking cloud first, understanding where your abstractions start or end can be a complex topic that
40.
▲
by
weq
3y ago
I remmeber the conversation i had with a guy whos job it was to lobby the government in behalf of mining companies for new mining sites. His words were exactly "No project i lobby wont get approved, its just worth too much money to too
41.
▲
by
weq
3y ago
The prices of cartel approved taxi plates crashed from ~200-150k to ~20k overnight once the market saw that the gov was letting Uber continue operating. Uber didnt compete on the same field, they created a new game, that was completely ille
42.
▲
by
weq
3y ago
ive been using this for a few weeks and im impressed at its results. no signup is key for me, i can share it around to anyone and they just get the info and then can start using it also. IMO the answers are fine for my tasks as a a substiut
43.
▲
by
weq
3y ago
thanks for the responses, i just wanted to cut through the marketing. taking on standardised tools is a win for me, i just wanted to know about real world experience and use-case. Indeed taking on deps is not something i do lightly. > va
44.
▲
by
weq
3y ago
Can you explain more in more detail why this is a game changer if i already have an inhouse framework that is similiar in using docker for integration tests? Does it start docker up faster then you could do normally? Is it just the out of t
45.
▲
by
weq
3y ago
New cars are built out of plastic and are thus limited to a 10yr life span, fullstop. Every one of them. Then you add electric to the mix, and in 5-10yrs ur gonna need to buy a new one, no matter the brand, because your battery will fail. T
46.
▲
by
weq
3y ago
Yet if the video sampled Metallica for too long, it would be removed and the feds at your door within minutes. Such is an algorithm that is tuned ad revenue and lawsuites, as opposed to protection. The above story just confirms what the sca
47.
▲
by
weq
3y ago
LOL as a ex gov contractor all i can say is that only certain buisnessness of a certain size will get these types gov contracts, period. Why? Cause you cant sue a shit-poor company for a billion dollars. That pool isnt big. Around the world
48.
▲
by
weq
3y ago
I learnt to work on cars because they are nessessary part of life and if you cant fix them your going to be paying that tax everyday of your life. Ditto with computers and software. You know what else has become a nessesity as we grow into
49.
▲
by
weq
3y ago
i cant tell what this is supposed todo. alot of buzz words, but how does this this create tests for me? does it save me time because I dont have have to care about ids of elements on my page? Will it automatically use the page and create te
50.
▲
by
weq
3y ago
Only in the last 50 years have humans STOPPED tripping because of "saving the children". Before that, for 10s of thousands of years, humans, and animals, have used phsycoactive substances as a way of coping with and processing, re
51.
▲
by
weq
3y ago
I used to leech Mp3's with the best of them, trawling through blogs enmasse before music was consolidated by giant aggregators. DI.FM is different though, its a streaming service, curated by humans (who are the worlds best DJs), has a
52.
▲
by
weq
3y ago
Back in 1999, ordered a book from amazon, it took over 5 weeks, asked for a resend (cause i thought the package was lost), got a got a resend... then both books arrived. When the scammer, attempts to scam a scammer, who is then scammed by a
53.
▲
by
weq
3y ago
You realise this government has done one of the biggests things in modern history in regularting cannabis? Lame duck, nah, every single country in the world is feeling these same problems; we had conversatives in AUstralia the last 15yrs (j
54.
▲
by
weq
3y ago
Goto work everyday at a job you dont like, driven by a culture you dont agree with.... but stay because you get payed blood money. Behold the story of the capitalism and thoughts of the elites worldwide (eventually). They have all the money
55.
▲
by
weq
3y ago
My mum used todo this for Kmart back in the 90s. Each day should would goto competitors and write down their prices, report back, and the prices in kmart were adjusted.
56.
▲
by
weq
3y ago
Your working for an Ad company, lets not overstate the importance here. Its like the bottom rung of being a techy, right next to finance. Next your going to say that 3M,Johnson & Johnson and Montasanto are "doing all they can"
57.
▲
by
weq
3y ago
I totally agree that Password managers lead to bad security practices. Yeh your a mhad dog for easily generating different complex passwords for every websites, but at the same time you paint a massive target on your head being part of the
58.
▲
by
weq
3y ago
I remmeber this happening when i was gaming back in the 90s. back then then u didnt need much bandwidth to be a big guy either.
59.
▲
by
weq
3y ago
Jimmy making it work! https://www.youtube.com/@JimmyMakingitwork lol @ Tavarish and Samcrac mentioned here, they are TV entertainers who are more concerned about drama. If you want to learn how to repair stuff, these guys a
60.
▲
by
weq
3y ago
Mechanics are pretty big on youtube, i learnt this type of diagnosis from https://www.youtube.com/@JimmyMakingitwork . He posts daily videos of life in the workshop, so the OP would of saved himself some time if he viewed!
More ›