Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
Shivetya
searching Neon…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
5 ms
·
1.
▲
by
Shivetya
5y ago
We won't know because it will be ever changing. The problem has always been is alarmist have exaggerated, set dead lines, and scare tactics, and never once been right. You can simply search old news papers less than ten years old or ev
2.
▲
by
Shivetya
5y ago
Do you even understand the volume of apps they deal with? Apple claims 100k a week[0]. How do you propose to handle that? People are complaining about a small number of bad apps getting through and at the same time we have quite a few stati
3.
▲
by
Shivetya
5y ago
Plus depending on news source Apple supposedly can get close to a hundred thousand apps submitted each week.[0] That staggering number of apps is bound to have leakage of the bad sort and as long as Apple has in place a means to report them
4.
▲
by
Shivetya
5y ago
Decades ago we implemented a time card system which worked by having the employee use a phone at the location, many locations had one or more phones which could be used, to clock in and out of work. Since we used an ANI feed you could not s
5.
▲
by
Shivetya
5y ago
Considering how quick people are to jump on the morals of other countries, specifically their not accepting what we decide is good, its not like this is a fight anyone is going to win. I really would prefer the ability to choose the content
6.
▲
by
Shivetya
5y ago
The list of planes across all of them is beyond imagination even when you list them out[0]. Some very interesting planes that were taken out of Germany to keep them out of any other nations hands are there. The National Air and Space Museum
7.
▲
by
Shivetya
5y ago
freshly minced onion does wonders in more than a few recipes, it certainly can add that final kick to tartar sauce if not any recipe with a good creamy base. you don't even need to add much.
8.
▲
by
Shivetya
5y ago
Legislation, and what do you do about other countries whose laws and activities are opposite of your own? What China wants may be completely different than what we want and they have space at the table too
9.
▲
by
Shivetya
5y ago
One merely has to wonder what other content will find itself behind a no court order thirty minute window all on the word of designated groups with an interest. So how much investiture into sporting facilities do EU countries end up frontin
10.
▲
by
Shivetya
5y ago
Sadly Congress isn't going to fix this because it requires a much simpler tax system instead of one that is filled from end to end with special carve outs and rules. When our current President subscribes to using tax law shenanigans to
11.
▲
by
Shivetya
5y ago
I don't see how all sites can comply nor do I think they should. However this really begs additional legislation to clarify the issue. What we need to identify is essential goods and services and any retailer offering such needs to pr
12.
▲
by
Shivetya
5y ago
Sorry, just look at which school systems are still closed to this day regardless of the science. NYC union leadership rebuked the CDC when their guidelines did not meet NYC union rules. Where as much of the rest of the country has had child
13.
▲
by
Shivetya
5y ago
I replied to another poster but let me double down the fun. Well first off, especially in low wage jobs, there is little they do for you and it can cost nearly two hours of your pay per month for the benefit. You get this wonderful set of r
14.
▲
by
Shivetya
5y ago
I am asking for it but what the hell. I was a union member back in the last 1980s through 1990s early. I was in a low skilled job where we paid our dues and got exactly nothing for it. Oh we had a wonderful contract that specified it all. I
15.
▲
by
Shivetya
5y ago
If it is anything like the US this would fall under petty theft and it will never warrant police notice near as much as violent crime and higher value theft nor enforcement of many traffic and property laws. Doesn't mean someone is not
16.
▲
by
Shivetya
5y ago
government subsidizes everything to one level or another. to say it is subsidized higher than other sectors within agriculture is more meme than fact. some segments may be depending on your country. in the US we subsidize everything to incl
17.
▲
by
Shivetya
5y ago
Well I do know the the fire in Japan which wiped out a very important plant resulted in BMW shipping a brand new motorcycle without TPMS or even its radio. Worse for my dealer, they were were only allocated three the entire year, a dealer w
18.
▲
by
Shivetya
5y ago
Imagine living a life where every thing you do is questioned if not actively managed. A life of privileged yes but a life not always your own. Plus the guy served in an active combat role in WW2 so my hat is off to him. I have a Great Uncle
19.
▲
by
Shivetya
5y ago
Well we the consumers helped to create the new normal. There is no shortage of stories, comments, and the like, where people decried how evil it was for cable/satellite companies to bundle up everything and not allow us to choose. So w
20.
▲
by
Shivetya
5y ago
I would prefer no down arrow and no flag. Let something die from lack of popularity. and the OP you are responding to is nearly dead for stating an obvious problem on this site, down voting is rampant if not flagging.
21.
▲
by
Shivetya
5y ago
Actually they cannot sell it, even the bank cannot foreclose on it in many cities. This is the crux of the problem. The government has effectively taken one persons property and assigned it to another for the duration of the pandemic or wha
22.
▲
by
Shivetya
5y ago
you can get shadow banned from subs for posting on other subs and its all automatic as well. this I know first hand as I was a regular poster on an antique related sub only to one day find none of my posts getting noticed and the pictures n
23.
▲
by
Shivetya
5y ago
No. Cycling is fine until its too cold, too wet, too hot, and oh I am late or I need to carry something else or .. or... or.. seriously all these articles act as if it is a viable solution day in and day out and its far from one. people lik
24.
▲
by
Shivetya
5y ago
AI is just a cover for others to hide behind when their decisions are enforced upon others. They can point the bogeyman behind the curtain all the while avoiding the charge that they gave that bogeyman the script by which it runs. The dange
25.
▲
by
Shivetya
5y ago
Well we certainly added to that number with many districts refusing to return to class even when the science proved it was safe and the concerns being bandied about were not supported by any research. The real danger not mentioned in the ar
26.
▲
by
Shivetya
5y ago
I really wish I could fully agree but in a nation of over three hundred million it is easily expected to have a few hundred thousand not fit to be in society. now what we should be doing is removing any one not convicted of a violent crime
27.
▲
by
Shivetya
5y ago
It won't be cooperation. Either it will requiring buying off those countries or using coercion which could include anything from tariffs, fees, and penalties, or to even locking them out from access to global banking and assistance. a
28.
▲
by
Shivetya
5y ago
trying to understand what determines which city is aligned with each party? Is it strictly who the mayor is, city council, or both? Plus the real issue is not percentage that the rate went up but how many people does that actually mean? Goi
29.
▲
by
Shivetya
5y ago
Waymo works like a rail shooter. You cannot go where they have not built detailed maps down to curbs and such. It says so on their site. That is not FSD but instead a theme park ride. While I own a Tesla model 3 with FSD I am more impressed
30.
▲
by
Shivetya
5y ago
Since the rover has a microphone I wonder how through the thin air the helicopter will sound?
More ›