Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
lifthearth
searching Neon…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
5 ms
·
1.
▲
by
lifthearth
4y ago
My experience was FAANG was dragging their feet but another massive tech company hired me in 3. They make a decision if they want you almost immediately based on your experience. If the answer is no they'll keep your in the pipeline ju
2.
▲
by
lifthearth
5y ago
There is a patch thanks to contributor Marx but everyone keeps pressing "remind me later".
3.
▲
by
lifthearth
6y ago
H-E-B Groceries In Texas has been doing an incredible job with their cubside service. It costs about $5 and takes less than 15 minutes to drive up and get all your groceries put in your trunk. This article was surprising to me because my im
4.
▲
by
lifthearth
6y ago
I have been pursuing similar goals. Except for exercise I've been learning rope dart and also have the goal of being more clean and being better at organizing my spaces. I have also found that focusing on the fundamentals has done wond
5.
▲
by
lifthearth
7y ago
He likely is protecting his children's children by denying them obscene wealth. The problem isn't with the first generation born into great wealth it is the 2nd or 3rd who are far removed from the origin and the ways of thinking
6.
▲
by
lifthearth
8y ago
Whatever religion posses you will have overlapping symbols that are in conflict with the occult. This is intentional. Occultists create subversive symbols to filter out trojan horse intellectuals (EG: The Church of Satan). People who seem s
7.
▲
by
lifthearth
8y ago
Hi I am interested in this sort of service. I have 2 concerns. First is I don't install browser extensions unless I really trust them. Too many are pumped up and then sold to some malware company, one update later and you're owned
8.
▲
by
lifthearth
8y ago
Sleep deprivation, bicycling, lots of water and downtempo electronica.
9.
▲
by
lifthearth
8y ago
Hangovers are hell in that environment. If you got to burning man for the free drinks you're an idiot and won't come back. MDMA is fun to make a night of but not the drug of choice out there.
10.
▲
by
lifthearth
8y ago
Tesla seems to be doing pretty great for being "destroyed".
11.
▲
by
lifthearth
8y ago
Short selling sets up perverse incentives for sabotage and defamation. You really think he's nuts for worrying about them?
12.
▲
by
lifthearth
8y ago
I wonder sometimes if scientists will solve consciousness and realize that we should have just been partying and having fun with each other the whole time.
13.
▲
by
lifthearth
8y ago
If you like Dennett check out Julian Jayne's "the origin of consciousness in the breakdown of the bicameral mind" which was highly influential for Dennett. Jayne does a fantastic job pinning down what consciousness is and wha
14.
▲
by
lifthearth
8y ago
I am reminded of the experiment where a cockroach had brain implants that allowed its movement to be controlled electronically. After a while the cockroach would figure out the signal the researchers were using and its brain ignored it eff
15.
▲
by
lifthearth
9y ago
This is tone deaf. You'd like it if women as large as linebackers for the NFL (to illustrate the natural size and strength difference) 'joked' they were going to take you into the parking lot and rape you? Or when one gets re
16.
▲
by
lifthearth
9y ago
I think the comment above is understated. There is evidence that psychoactive compounds have been used since at least 3000BCE in Mesoamerica. Looking into it it seems lead was first mined around the same time in Greece but the lead sweetene
17.
▲
by
lifthearth
13y ago
I imagine those who are charged with suppressing piracy are creating a fuss. If they do their jobs right they'll be devaluing the product.
18.
▲
by
lifthearth
14y ago
How long is the flight time on this? It burns through about 30liters of gas an hour so even if it had a car sized gas tank it could only fly for an hour before refueling. Still, it seems really exciting!
19.
▲
by
lifthearth
14y ago
iSee or iC
20.
▲
by
lifthearth
14y ago
Somebody already tried this but had issues monetizing after multiple governments nationalized it. From there it suffered the tragedy of the commons. I don't think something like this would work unless the rights could be secured.
21.
▲
by
lifthearth
15y ago
With this device in particular I don't think that it works well enough to prompt a corporate oligarchy artificially inflating prices. What you are talking about could indeed be a problem if there are significant developments in nano human a