Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
archivist1
searching Neon…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
7 ms
·
1.
▲
by
archivist1
7y ago
YeH, just like bLaCkFAcE is NoT rAciST
2.
▲
by
archivist1
7y ago
Let's call it "Westerners blaming China to feel better, while they all get the virus anyway". Seems to be Western-style policy in a nutshell right now. If you call saving millions of Chinese people despicable, it sounds like
3.
▲
by
archivist1
7y ago
> The narrative in China right now... Because there's one narrative in China, folks, and this douchebag knows what it is. But seriously, don't buy what he's selling. The only narrative China needs right now is its victor
4.
▲
by
archivist1
7y ago
Drop the China bashing. If we're going to criticize any government on this issue, we need to criticize all of them. Was there really any government without guilt or incompetence in their handling of this? Really nobody who in any way d
5.
▲
by
archivist1
7y ago
This is not new information, but some newly released documents about an already known story: what happened to Tesla's materials after his death.
6.
▲
FOIA release on DOJ records of Tesla's documents at his death [pdf]
(github.com)
1 points
by
archivist1
7y ago
|
1 comments
7.
▲
by
archivist1
7y ago
Yeah, it turns out "El Coco" was actually just an AI master.
8.
▲
by
archivist1
7y ago
It's centered on the island of Hainan. I want to know what the center of mass is for that picture, since the humans are not uniformly distributed in that circle.
9.
▲
by
archivist1
7y ago
this is also a cryptographic hash function
10.
▲
by
archivist1
7y ago
I think speed can be improved further, by constructing a parallel version. Possibly, this would be similar to how BLAKE3 used Bao mode to parallelize.
11.
▲
Show HN: DiscoHash – 5 GB/s serial hash
(github.com)
1 points
by
archivist1
7y ago
|
1 comments
12.
▲
Show HN: Some shell commands I find useful for development
(github.com)
4 points
by
archivist1
7y ago
|
0 comments
13.
▲
by
archivist1
7y ago
That's cool
14.
▲
by
archivist1
7y ago
Really? This one is a 3D sensor. Off-the-screen gestures. Have you seen people making gestures above the surface of their phones? I haven't seen that. Why hasn't it happened yet? edit : Anywho, let's check the Microchip webs
15.
▲
by
archivist1
7y ago
Why has this not taken off? Off-the-surface gestures seem like they'd really enrich smartphone experience. I don't get why this low power proven tech has not been incorporated into phones. It's already 8 years old!
16.
▲
E-field-based 3D gesture-recognition chip
(edn.com)
6 points
by
archivist1
7y ago
|
7 comments
17.
▲
by
archivist1
7y ago
Calmly relating my perspective is not bickering. It's not even meta, because I was directly addressing what's written. Maybe some people are not happy with it, but you don't have to be the instrument of their will. I think yo
18.
▲
by
archivist1
7y ago
Again, there's nothing accusatory about it. Stop moving the goal posts. People didn't like it. Instead of blaming me, and pretending "Cris wrote something bad", they need to face how they felt about it. But to learn more
19.
▲
by
archivist1
7y ago
I think it is a free-thinking rebellion against a certain type of conformity. I think that's a good thing, something that should be welcomed. You don't know what's honest, hostile or pompous, only your interpretation. Pretend
20.
▲
by
archivist1
7y ago
Am I? Is it? I thought the characterization of people wanting an answer, not to be told to expand their mind, especially with something ambiguous was pretty accurate. That and a smaller number of people misinterpreting hostile intent. I don
21.
▲
by
archivist1
7y ago
Thanks. It brings a smile to my face how discussion forums take themselves so seriously, thinking they're all about robust discussion, but go batshit crazy on some dissenting points. I mean, this wasn't even flame war. I think a l
22.
▲
by
archivist1
7y ago
There's no lack of charity. I would know, I wrote it. And the downvotes occurred before the community critique. Which also must have hit a nerve. I think meta-questioning "do you even need to ask other's what this is about, w
23.
▲
by
archivist1
7y ago
I guess the paradox of killing them all so quickly is it's unlikely the signal of poor quality propagates widely first time I saw it was today and I thought it looked cool. I think name and shame, street parade the criminal would be a
24.
▲
by
archivist1
7y ago
not everything needs to be judged by how well it "makes sense at first glance", not everything needed be on message all the time.... some things take (demand) time to be appreciated and known (if not understood) a good relations
25.
▲
The V Programming Language
(github.com)
65 points
by
archivist1
7y ago
|
24 comments
26.
▲
by
archivist1
7y ago
The psychological effect of being a member of a formerly great civilization that has decayed in significance is not trivial. I wonder how societies deal with this "cultural status anxiety" through art. Italians these days seem to
27.
▲
Show HN: Don't use this runtime type checker, use TypeScript
(github.com)
2 points
by
archivist1
7y ago
|
0 comments
28.
▲
by
archivist1
7y ago
I think the structure of a virus capsid and various cell structures is probably somewhat conserve so I have concerns over how this would affect cellular structures in vivo
29.
▲
by
archivist1
7y ago
Morphogenesis from DNA is thought to be a haaard problem.....
30.
▲
by
archivist1
7y ago
That's a work of art!
More ›