zionic

22 ms·

601.
by zionic 5y ago
Is your app Mixpanel?
602.
by zionic 5y ago
He was also strangled to death by his own bed-hoist invention.
603.
by zionic 5y ago
>industry steamrolled the science. Not only that, industry paid for "science" that hid the dangers. People today however seem to strangely think this doesn't happen anymore.
604.
by zionic 5y ago
Who could have possibly seen this coming? https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M1SL
605.
by zionic 5y ago
FWIW, I had been using Firefox since it was called “Mozilla” and I switched to Brave last year. Firefox under her “leadership” is a disaster.
606.
by zionic 5y ago
> one of the men who did rescue the kids a 'pedo-guy'? AFAIK it was a consultant, who advised the actual divers, who first told elon to “shove his sub up his ass”. Immaturity all around.
607.
by zionic 5y ago
Exactly. Tether has some amazing alternatives. DAI for example.
608.
by zionic 5y ago
Fair and square? It was a completely new failure mechanism found in one of the first major smart contract deploys. BTC had a similar early-phase bug that minted tons of coins by the way, that they also had to “claw back”. At least pretend t
609.
by zionic 5y ago
Imagine if apple was forced (via anti trust laws) to spin off their CPU division...
610.
by zionic 5y ago
>Do you not hear how privileged this sounds? You'll reach a lot more people without that kind of language. I for one almost instantly dismiss anyone who talks like that. I didn't even read the rest of your post.
611.
by zionic 5y ago
Seems like stargaze would be a good candidate for Tesla solar + mega pack installation. 10 mega packs should do the trick.
612.
by zionic 5y ago
I also don’t see what all the fuss is about here. SpaceX making a well to power the human colonization of mars is a drop in the bucket vs all the other wells in the state.
613.
by zionic 5y ago
If burgers cost $45 you’d see an explosion in cattle farming. That would put the value of a cow over 6 figures. All the crypto miners would be buying cattle at that rate.
614.
by zionic 5y ago
There has been absolutely zero change in “service” quality from when my first app made $15 a month to my developer account pulling in >$10mil annually. An email would be nice. Maybe a fruit basket.
615.
by zionic 5y ago
I have shipped ~100 apps on the app store, ranging in size from simple to large/complex. The app store, review process, and (especially) Apple's demands for 30% of everything make dealing with them easily the worst aspect of my wo
616.
by zionic 5y ago
Probably not. The humans are 250% more intelligent and don’t notice our implants.
617.
by zionic 5y ago
You have the correct idea. 0.14 was the scientifically determined level of impairment. 0.08 is the number MADD paid for.
618.
by zionic 5y ago
This is hilariously false. You have a bunch of comments below that Dona great job of of discrediting this post so I’ll ignore that. The legal limit used to be 0.14, until neoprohibitionists captured our politicians and pushed for the non-sc
619.
by zionic 5y ago
Bay Area does have a curse though, it’s city council is A unique mix of evil, incompetence, and self interest.
620.
by zionic 5y ago
This is so strange, no one in my social circle uses WhatsApp or has ever asked me to use it to talk to them. It’s all iMessage, Snapchat, and a growing group of people on Signal.
621.
by zionic 5y ago
>How can you support free speech but prevent a company from exerting that speech? Because these "platforms" are in fact utilities. We have allowed corporations to own and control the common square and bypass rights our forefath
622.
by zionic 5y ago
People need to get it through their skulls that "tech companies" have _no place_ "moderating" scientific debate. If you've ever found yourself typing "Should X give Y a platform?" you are part of the probl
623.
by zionic 5y ago
This is likely money laundering via inclusion of an offline transaction.
624.
by zionic 5y ago
This is false. A single republican’s personal laptop got hacked and a years-out-of-date outlook db was stolen. The DNC had their email server itself hacked, which is an entirely different level of compromise. Of course, they crafted a narra
625.
by zionic 5y ago
I’ve been incredibly happy with my Synology products FWIW. BTRFS/SHR have been rock solid.
626.
by zionic 5y ago
I traded mine for ~50% of my house.
627.
by zionic 5y ago
Exactly! Sad to see this kind of financial illiteracy on HN in the GP
628.
by zionic 5y ago
Mandatory names parameters? You have been able to provide anonymous arguments since I first started playing with Swift in 2.0. The function just has to define it that way.
629.
by zionic 5y ago
I think you’re forgetting how barebones iOS1 was. I had to jailbreak to get MMS and copy-paste.
630.
by zionic 5y ago
This shouldn’t be true, ObjC’s only innate advantage is compile time, because the compiler is simply doing less and is capable of producing far worse (unsafe) code. At runtime Swift can utilize static dispatch, where objective C is mostly d

More ›