Viewing profile — chiefgeek
chiefgeek
HN member- Joined
- Mon, Aug 10, 2009, 11:01 AM UTC
- HN karma
- 187
- Public activity
- 111 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About chiefgeek
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #48881350
I mean, just make students loans dischargeable during bankruptcy for chrissakes. Why doesn’t this get more attention? It’s ridiculous. Sometimes people make bad decisions. I did. A…
-
comment
Comment #48881298
I visited the museum two summers ago and it is really impressive. Even though I had caught some kind of cold and felt terrible, I thoroughly enjoyed my visit. Highly recommend.
-
comment
Comment #48775729
Burning Man?
-
comment
Comment #48694364
Beautiful tribute. Godspeed.
-
comment
Comment #48603187
I bought the ninth Mini Cooper in Illinois in 2002. My former wife got pulled over in Chicago. They just wanted to look at the car.
-
comment
Comment #47511793
Flighty is a great app. I travel a lot and use it all the time to manage my flights. Highly recommend.
-
comment
Comment #47378124
Love it! I had three of these (can't remember if G4 or G5 - I think G4) at the digital photo lab I ran from 1998-2010. I ended up buying the second one because the first one would …
-
comment
Comment #46382024
Gave me a new appreciation for the scale of the investment /bet that is being made on transportation of the future.
-
comment
Comment #46088979
I’ve sat with 5MeO-DMT over a dozen times, always in the form of Bufo flake from the toad. It has been one of the most transformational and healing modality I’ve encountered. I hav…
-
comment
Comment #45279920
This. I work as a professional photographer. Nikon shooter. I only ever import directly from my camera in very rare cases. And when I have a problem importing directly from card to…
-
comment
Comment #44294448
Yes. Came here to to say this has been done before. It was too much for the Establishment to stomach. Ram Dass, Tim Leary’s associate (Richard Alpert at the time) talks about it he…
-
comment
Comment #44101483
Unless you are Brian “Hairlacher” formerly of the Chicago Bears and shilling hair replacement on Chicago area billboards for years now.
-
comment
Comment #43927120
Sonus Fabers are amazing. Get a pair of Grand Pianos or even Concertos. They need some power though. 6 ohm
-
comment
Comment #43897196
Totally agree! I started with the GIANT Legos in the mid 70's then we got the smaller ones. I used to spend hours with about eight different shapes trying to make something interes…
-
comment
Comment #43895847
I've been almost completely off social media (and candy - potentially a larger problem in the past for me) for a month other than to check once or twice a day to see if somebody ha…
-
comment
Comment #40576079
Just curious if you've tried psychedelics?
-
comment
Comment #40179929
Happened to me while on holiday in Costa Rica. Was able to reset PW this morning, thank goodness.
-
comment
Comment #39947968
But it is nowhere near as profitable as the 35mm film system was.
-
comment
Comment #39641703
I’ll leave this here. http://insanebraintrain.blogspot.com/2011/07/massive-dosing-...
-
comment
Comment #39019967
Thank you! I've looked for these books on and off over the years but couldn't remember any titles, just some of the plots. Loved these as a boy in the late 70s!
-
comment
Comment #38941608
This cracks me up. We're still looking for the "Magic Pill".
-
comment
Comment #38892613
They are doing some interesting stuff over at https://scienceandnonduality.com
-
comment
Comment #36375750
I find this utility very useful for working with windows on the Mac. https://www.lightpillar.com/mosaic.html
-
comment
Comment #35820249
I have a bunch (15+) Hue bulbs and can't stand using them with HomeKit. I can't figure out how to get the color temp to be consistent. It seems to just do whatever it wants.
-
comment
Comment #34459878
Interesting. This was mid 90's.