Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
zwily
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
22 ms
·
241.
▲
by
zwily
6y ago
Why not just update the app and check every user-tracking box on the form like Facebook did? We already know we are tracked at insane levels by Google.
242.
▲
by
zwily
6y ago
I’ve found it matters what you title the time you block out for yourself. If it’s named “zwily’s Personal Work Time DO NOT TOUCH!!!” then it’s probably going to raise eyebrows. (And I’ve seen plenty of people making blocks like that). I end
243.
▲
by
zwily
6y ago
Yeah but Nikola stock is shockingly going up. (Disclosure: I hold puts.)
244.
▲
by
zwily
6y ago
Yahoo Finance API is real-time for Nasdaq and NYSE. Delayed for most other exchanges though.
245.
▲
by
zwily
6y ago
You can have a dash cam in any car, but having several cameras around the car recording is more rare. (And very helpful in case of an accident)
246.
▲
by
zwily
6y ago
It would have been more palatable if they had reduced margin available to new accounts, or even stopped allowing new accounts for awhile. That would have been a black eye for them but much less severe than what they did instead.
247.
▲
by
zwily
6y ago
Robinhood doesn’t let you choose your free stock, they give you one randomly.
248.
▲
by
zwily
6y ago
Those are the “approximately”s. :)
249.
▲
by
zwily
6y ago
For really busy posts, I would guess that approximately nobody even gets past the first root level comment.
250.
▲
by
zwily
6y ago
You cannot say definitively “this is not true”. The advice to wear a mask after vaccination is still the best advice with the data we have, but you made a statement of fact that is currently unknown.
251.
▲
by
zwily
6y ago
It quotes them in the article.
252.
▲
by
zwily
6y ago
I just browsed that site for a couple minutes, and content aside, it’s amazing how much better it is on mobile than Reddit.
253.
▲
by
zwily
6y ago
Did they even know what they were attempting?
254.
▲
by
zwily
6y ago
Sure, but why does that indicate the issue probably wasn’t related to a code push, like the person I responded to said?
255.
▲
by
zwily
6y ago
You may be thinking of Zoom, who signed a massive Oracle contract.
256.
▲
by
zwily
6y ago
What does an incognito browser have to do with anything?
257.
▲
by
zwily
6y ago
Infectiousness is higher. Don’t know about lethality (but probably not higher).
258.
▲
by
zwily
6y ago
Unfortunately, that food truck operator is a victim too. They live and die by reviews, and if everyone else does it, they have to too to survive. The whole thing is jacked up.
259.
▲
by
zwily
6y ago
I think this paper misses the point. If you're a front-end developer, if you have a robust graphql endpoint available to you it's unbelievably amazing and productive. But providing a robust graphql endpoint that is performant, sca
260.
▲
by
zwily
6y ago
Yeah, I’ve noticed that too. Which is good cause SwiftUI has tons of potential.
261.
▲
by
zwily
6y ago
Regarding point 3 - isn’t it just that they haven’t studied that yet? The trials for the mRNA vaccines did not test for asymptomatic carriers, so they don’t know if it prevents transmission.
262.
▲
by
zwily
6y ago
We don’t know yet if the batteries in the Max are serviceable or not... I suspect they will be, but could be wrong.
263.
▲
by
zwily
6y ago
The spit tests aren’t all rapid - some are PCR.
264.
▲
by
zwily
6y ago
To what are you referring then?
265.
▲
by
zwily
6y ago
It wasn’t a bug, it was well-documented behavior. However, it was the root of many bugs by people building on top of S3 that did not take the eventual consistency into account. I’ll bet this release is going to fix a lot of weird bugs in sy
266.
▲
by
zwily
6y ago
The deal is off. GM got no stake, AIUI.
267.
▲
by
zwily
6y ago
I don’t see a date on the article - maybe it was written before Utah got into its latest surge in cases.
268.
▲
by
zwily
6y ago
I believe the Oxford vaccine does require a booster. It’s the J&J that is single shot.
269.
▲
by
zwily
6y ago
That’s better than I expected - but still a far cry from the pennies-each paper strips that families would use to test everyone every morning before leaving for work/school. So yes, a big step forward, but not yet what Mina had been ad
270.
▲
by
zwily
6y ago
This isn’t anything like the cheap tests Mina is advocating for... this test actually has some of electric device that actually runs the test. (The release describes a light going off, but not many details) It surely must be pretty expensiv
More ›