Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
CodeWriter23
searching Neon…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
9 ms
·
391.
▲
by
CodeWriter23
3y ago
> in the US. We have, "prove it's harmful." They have "prove it's safe Until you get into pharmaceuticals, then the world standard is a step beyond "prove it's harmful" to "no evidence of harm
392.
▲
by
CodeWriter23
3y ago
The Crichton Split of course was about coming up short in the budget department. So the storytelling was limited to interactions among 4 characters rather than 7. Those arcs were split every other episode. I think they did a stellar job des
393.
▲
by
CodeWriter23
3y ago
Questions I suggest you ask yourself: What can you do to increase that $600 to $1200 with your available resources (including vacation time) while holding your nose and continuing the day job? What is the minimum monthly nut to get your fam
394.
▲
by
CodeWriter23
3y ago
You wanna know what's worse? There is an SPAM Scoring Monoculture, dominated by BrigthWorks, Symantec and another firm that escapes my mind right now. So if users flag enough of your email as Junk on an ESP using one of these providers
395.
▲
by
CodeWriter23
3y ago
I can’t disclose his place of employment. He did say this was kinda the reality the big email domains contend with.
396.
▲
by
CodeWriter23
3y ago
> What happens if I dont comply? >You get marked as spam? And that's probably the best case scenario. Your email may not get delivered. My best friend works at a large ISP specifically on their email transport system. They disca
397.
▲
by
CodeWriter23
3y ago
I was thinking using 2 ball screws with one stronger motor and tying them together with timing gears and belts. But that will blow the roof off your budget.
398.
▲
by
CodeWriter23
3y ago
The gantry sticking is likely due to the two motors moving just a little differently at times.
399.
▲
by
CodeWriter23
3y ago
A QA/SOP-based company either has a culture where nobody would dare violate SOP or it doesn’t.
400.
▲
by
CodeWriter23
3y ago
Use the "crawl before you walk" metaphor and tell him to design it to 2d first and when that gets going, you all can look at 3d. You'll never do the 3d version with him but maybe he might do it solo... You guys might actually
401.
▲
by
CodeWriter23
3y ago
Nah, this wrong link provides some useful context
402.
▲
by
CodeWriter23
3y ago
Nah. Letting the McDonnel execs take over Boeing after being swallowed by Boeing is what did the trick.
403.
▲
by
CodeWriter23
3y ago
The bullet points-read of the DMA do's and don'ts is Apple is only obliged to not impose barriers to installing third party messaging apps, browsers, mail clients, camera apps, etc.
404.
▲
by
CodeWriter23
3y ago
*except top Hedge Fund Manager lost the bet. I think it was 2-3 years in when he caved.
405.
▲
by
CodeWriter23
3y ago
>Point two is double edged, it also picks all losers. Not really. Standard and Poors evaluates the top 500 on a quarterly basis. The losing stocks are naturally purged from such index funds on a regular basis.
406.
▲
by
CodeWriter23
3y ago
Apple have kinda opened a niche for such products through recent “improvements” to autocorrect which make it highly unreliable.
407.
▲
by
CodeWriter23
3y ago
Marketing would say: enhanced tactile feedback
408.
▲
by
CodeWriter23
3y ago
Wrong question. Correct question: how does 23andMe know any customer used "password123" as a password?
409.
▲
by
CodeWriter23
3y ago
> What worries me is California refuses to raise property taxes. Not true. Every time a property is sold, the taxes are reassessed. And in CA, that always means an increase.
410.
▲
by
CodeWriter23
3y ago
43” 4K landscape main 30” portrait 1600x2560 next to it
411.
▲
by
CodeWriter23
3y ago
Yep, you misread it again. “Full size” now = “Compact” in the 80s (Going by size)
412.
▲
by
CodeWriter23
3y ago
And yet, I am still unable to update my Apple Watch with the latest iOS 16. iOS 17 is now required. iOS 17 is also required to rent a movie on my Apple TV. So, to the author's assertion that "Apple does a good job supporting old h
413.
▲
by
CodeWriter23
3y ago
It's roughly the same size as a Gremlin at this point. And you misread what I wrote.
414.
▲
by
CodeWriter23
3y ago
Use your own powers of discernment to look up the measurements of various vehicles over the years.
415.
▲
by
CodeWriter23
3y ago
IJS what we now call “Full Size” like the Impala, we used to refer to as “Compact” up till the early 90s.
416.
▲
by
CodeWriter23
3y ago
Welcome to HN, in as gentle a way possible I refute this statement > Apple continues to support nearly-decade-old devices like the iPhone 6S, which and iOS 15.8 is still powering those devices, seemingly with official Apple support, with
417.
▲
by
CodeWriter23
3y ago
> It's a legitimate complaint I disagree 100% Deleting the attention required to maintain a community has enabled Prusa to deliver a superior slicer to, say, Cura and its derivatives.
418.
▲
by
CodeWriter23
3y ago
> Z80 has a mirror register set that can be swapped immediately. That makes task switching faster. Your original statement is sufficiently ambiguous that non-mind reading people might interpret it to mean “all tasks”.
419.
▲
by
CodeWriter23
3y ago
Somewhat isolated, yes. Not protected because there are no privileged instructions on a Z80. Bank switching requires part of the address space to be common amongst all banks (never switchable) so code to manage the switching can execute. In
420.
▲
by
CodeWriter23
3y ago
EXX doesn’t transfer to RAM, only to the ‘ register set. Great for ISRs (as long as you can single-thread the interrupts) but you’re not going to track task state using it.
More ›