Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
yohann305
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
17 ms
·
31.
▲
by
yohann305
7y ago
You got baited and someone downvoted you! I have a feeling I’m next
32.
▲
by
yohann305
7y ago
Having ‘skin in the game’ the leitmotif of the 2020s years.
33.
▲
by
yohann305
7y ago
what an achievement, good job! I hope you'll get handsomely paid for it, cheers
34.
▲
by
yohann305
7y ago
i foresee kids dying after falling from cliffs or buildings, trying to build things "in the sky". Mark my words, i said it first
35.
▲
by
yohann305
7y ago
from the article: “The security researcher passed details of the database to TechCrunch in an effort to get the data secured” How is the data more secured by sending it to a news agency? Can someone explain? IMHO it’s the exact opposite, d
36.
▲
by
yohann305
7y ago
i found more info here, hope it helps: https://blog.ltse.com/how-ltse-will-and-will-not-be-like-oth...
37.
▲
by
yohann305
7y ago
This reminds me of the $40 I gave to a kickstarter project 6 years ago to get seeds for a glowing plant made by a team of researcher at Stanford. I'm still waiting for my seeds, i believe the team has been disbanded since... Here is th
38.
▲
by
yohann305
7y ago
This is good news for me as one of my iOS apps does some crazy realtime computations and often crashes on older devices and eventhough there is a disclaimer the app works better on newer devices people will still complain and put bad review
39.
▲
by
yohann305
7y ago
Very misleading title, there is no heart and no human-compatible tissue. All there is a dry spinach leaf with injected red dye. Excuse my cynicism but it’s on point.
40.
▲
by
yohann305
7y ago
What’s funny is that UFOs always look and behave like the tech of the time era it was recorded at !
41.
▲
by
yohann305
7y ago
If Apple really cared about developers, they should create a new set of features that allows developers to recreate the same functionality in their apps without having to use MDM tech, instead of banning them without listening to them...
42.
▲
by
yohann305
8y ago
>> which can't be replicated endlessly with very low marginal costs. Sure it sounds easier to build an app store, but is it really any simpler than building railroads? One might think of app store as being just software but it&#x
43.
▲
by
yohann305
8y ago
An exact same issue was raised in the 1910's about railroad companies who owned the rails and started transporting their own good and barring transportation access to other companies. I invite you to read this (quite old - 1914) book n
44.
▲
by
yohann305
8y ago
Does anyone here know about this domain? Could you tell us if this is really a new achievement? Also, it seems to me, 3d printing a heart is one of the most complex organs to replicate. Wouldn't we start by mastering 3d-printing of les
45.
▲
by
yohann305
8y ago
AI machines becoming our parents and making decisions for us cause we’re really bad at it
46.
▲
by
yohann305
8y ago
Give the guy credits for trying. Sure it’s not ending like in a fairy tale but I have a feeling this is just the end of a chapter, the story goes on. I actually would love to see what Harry Dry could do with my mobile app. If you read this
47.
▲
by
yohann305
8y ago
1) this website's desktop UI is horrible. Have you seen the side of that left sidebar? it's taking half the real estate screen! 2) I'm happy to hear some good news about our economy (the USA). Lately it seems all you hear is
48.
▲
by
yohann305
8y ago
A group of SV VCs have moved to Miami and are in the process of building a whole neighborhood called "Magic City" dedicated to startups and entrepreneurship. It's an opportunity zone, so they're using their stock investm
49.
▲
by
yohann305
8y ago
you might be confused between Federal tax and State tax. Amazon paid $0 in Federal taxes but they still have to pay state tax in the states they do business in.
50.
▲
by
yohann305
8y ago
This blog post author accuses the Israeli startup that its discovery to cure all type of cancer is a lie because some Australian doctor went on their website and looked at their published data. It’s like going to AMD’s website to check if t
51.
▲
by
yohann305
8y ago
I think the best thing to do is to study what the longest living populations eat. There's a new post slightly above yours that theorizes a high carb diet may be correlated to Okinawans longevity.
52.
▲
by
yohann305
8y ago
i hope they are keeping his remains frozen, hopefully we could restart this species in a couple hundred years
53.
▲
by
yohann305
8y ago
The author is mentioning ‘Stranger Things’ as being nostalgic for the growing old kids born in the 80s, but last time I checked Steanger Things audience are teens... he got this wrong
54.
▲
by
yohann305
8y ago
Available to us citizens only
55.
▲
by
yohann305
8y ago
I wonder if this open data can be (will be?) used by a foreign entity and be turned against the american people? It should be open but not free-for-all
56.
▲
by
yohann305
8y ago
Most companies latest quarterly earnings reports are great, unemployment is at record low. This is not a financial crisis based on reality, this is a crisis driven by fear of what could possibly happen, not what is actually happening and al
57.
▲
by
yohann305
8y ago
That water looks so inviting I want to jump in... not.
58.
▲
by
yohann305
8y ago
Why the downvote? Isn't this comment bringing good critic?
59.
▲
by
yohann305
8y ago
Conducting polls can be quite misleading. Remember the last US presidency election polls? They were totally inaccurate* Hedge funds could have lost a lot of money on this one. *: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/31
60.
▲
by
yohann305
8y ago
Could someone explain how is this different than a supermarket selling their own products, for example Walmart selling Colgate toothpaste and their own ‘equate’ brand?
More ›