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Non-human natural persons absolutely have responsibilities. The plants are responsible for photosynthesizing, the fungi for decomposition, etc. They do their holy work and we all get to stay alive, if we hold up our end of things as well.
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Do you think the police would act proactively in a protest like that?
More idle time when in a primed state.
I don't know enough about Nix internals to know how much of a problem this is, or the right way to improve it.

However, it's good to see an ecosystem forming around the derivation data type, with the possibility of reuse across projects that use derivations.

Good stuff!

I'd be interested to hear a perspective from the Nix and Guix authors.
OT for nix, but that's an interesting approach to building an organisation on the internet. They seem to have a good sense of cohesion despite being just a group of people with common interests who hang out on an IRC and are distributed across the world?
This provides an excellent case study as well, as his original post on this doesn't seem to produce any corroboration at all, so the "reporting" boils down to: "I got an e-mail from someone making a bunch of claims, so I'll regurgitate those." Including an update/follow-up that was added later, by the same person.

At best, it's shoddy journalism. He was taken for a ride and should bear some public shame for that.

I doubt he'll get sued for it but a lot of people lost money because of him, so I wouldn't be surprised if someone tried.
It is. Would require an actual solution to prevent phishing - it's easy to overlook facebook.com.example.com

I highly doubt showing the domain prevents any meaningful amount of phishing attempts.
I am always mystified by the timelines presented in these papers.

4400 years ago, when this collapse happened, Egyptians had already finished building all three Giza pyramids. Mespotamians and Harappans had built cities for a thousand years, and the former had been writing for hundreds. But the paper says, "Of all Neolithic cultures, the Liangzhu culture was, perhaps, the most materially and technologically advanced".
> it's a foundation to fund elitism

This is a complete false dichotomy. You appear to be arguing that either an organization funds highly underprivileged or homeless youth from "bad schools" or they're funding elitism? "Giving people a free ride they already could afford?" I disagree.

College expenses are so ridiculously high that a broad swath of the middle class can simply not afford to help their children pay for college. A University of California school costs over $35,000/year for California residents. Private schools and costs for out of state residents are far higher. Add in bare bones other expenses, and an almost-impossible-to-attain-in-4-years-4-year-degree can cost $150K+ for a public school.

These people are not "elites." These are solid middle class families and the college cost problem is huge. Imagine making enough money to support your family, pay ridiculous rent/house prices, get your kids into decent programs, maybe save a bit for retirement...and are ineligible for almost all forms of financial aid, and 90% of scholarships, because that salary that barely pays the cost of living is considered excessive. Getting a second mortgage or raiding a retirement fund may not be an option. And what if you have 2 or 3 kids?

This is assuming that these families still support their kids after they've come out.

As a result, hundreds of thousands of young people start their lives under a crushing debt burden that can't be lifted even through bankruptcy. Or, they simply skip college entirely. An organization that assists with college costs by looking at a student's complete picture (not just financial need) will help far more people than "elites."

Not every LGBTQ student gets disowned by their families. Some do and still show strong leadership simply by continuing to strive for a college of their dreams. Some, tragically, suffer in immeasurable and innumerable ways and may need other kinds of support. All of these kids deserve a chance, and if this organization helps some of them then I think that's fantastic.

The attitude of "if you're not helping this one segment that I deem most at risk then you're part of the problem" is corrosive and unnecessarily cynical.
If you increase the limit you lose in coverage as you can only do so many exec/s
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That may be true but wasn’t the point discussed. Grandop suggested other billionaire fortunes are “tied down” while Mackinzie’s was liquid. This is false.
I think the first thing you must learn when trending towards adulthood is that nobody has any clue and we're just marginally fancier than ants in the grand scheme.

Hell I grew up in Normandy and was 16 when some Americans became so mad we refused to follow their war in Iraq they called us ungrateful. Talk about the fall of an idol :D So all that freedom we were supposed to be grateful for was only ever supposed to be used when deciding between buying a coca cola or a pepsi cola, but never for real big boy decision ? Thanks I guess ?

Rules have no intrinsic meaning, authorities are there by luck and circumstances and not their mystical ability to always lead towards the right direction, people try their best and often fail and nobody truly is intelligent in all circumstances.
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Blue Origin is a hobby.
There's whitebox fuzzing that's starting to become a thing, when your fuzzer gets stuck you give the non-giving corpus to an SMT solver and it'll try to see if there exists an input that could uncover a new path. I'm really excited about these but haven't really followed the advances.
meh, easy to give away money by the boatload if you didn't earn it yourself.
I thought it's a joke. It's a like a bunch of 4chan teenagers designed it for shits and giggles.
I'm going to predict that at some point in time, this company will name itself Tesseract.
Like? All my use cases are covered by links and history search. And even then I sometimes go through google because I cant remember if it was com or net or org or some other cute domain name.

I was only half joking previously. Why require a solution when you can remove the problem instead?
This is all very good but I think it misses a kind of obvious element, in that costs are real and very material in terms of trying to reach customer satisfaction.

It's borderline glib to infer that a startup 'should just do that thing to make it great' instead of seeking funding, because getting to the nice metrics costs money, not just blood and sweat.

This is a very 'software' kind of thinking, and one that applies to the kinds of products that are amenable to value capture at an early stage.

Stripe and AirBnB take a % of the transaction, right from the beginning, they're low-overhead and and 'early revenue'.

Google was the Search Engine 'everyone at Stanford was using' before they took their first check. Kudos to them for doing AdSense to make money, but still, they were 'out of the gates' before the money.

Most startups require material investment before they can get to revenue, let alone metrics, particularly those that require critical masses, or any kind of labour, working capital, esp. hardware.

Imagine this kind of thinking with amazing new Hair Restoration technology - imagine the clinical trials, FDA approvals, maybe it involves some costly tech, new distribution models, or serious economies of scale. Or frankly any Bio/Medtech.

Some industries are really hard to break into without already functional products and enterprise credibility, a lot of companies do not want to deal with fluffy startups with 10 'kids' that could evaporate the next day.

And this is doubly true for Europe, on the Continent you get about as much respect as the glory of your Tech Conference Booth. It's changing, but still.

In this context (successful) YC-model companies represent a pretty thin slice of startup world - those situation which there is the most hype and returns for investors immediately, which is super rational from an investor perspective, but misses other opportunities.

I should point out, to be fair to YC, they definitely invest in a lot of companies that don't fit that paradigm to well, so it's more a criticism of the ethos than their material investments.

It is very good advice these guys give, and every entrepreneur should contemplate it, but there's just too much of a reality gap in there: "Hey, if you have a great situation with customers who love your product, then you can get investors with leverage" - yes, we get that.

In reality, a ton of good companies need 'food', along with the bad ones.

I believe this is where perhaps 'truly model investors' come in, and that should be their ability to decipher between the 'junk' and those that actually do make sense but for which the metrics don't yet demonstrate.

To be slightly more blunt, investors who want in after the 'hot metrics' are basically just basic financiers, more like 'Early Stage Private Equity' or 'Small Scale Investment Bankers'. In an era where capital is cheap, everyone has money and everyone can see what 'hockey stick graphs' look like.

Again - it's very good advice, but I think it needs context.
1324 is nearly a millennium ago. I think they can have this one.

It's also hard to measure wealth from that era with respect to modern money systems. Most money is an abstraction now. Was it then?

He also made the city a part of his empire when he returned in 1325. I'm not sure enriching an area and then capturing it counts as giving away your wealth.
The burgeoning concept of the "Natural Asset Corporation" still leaves me queasy, though. I wonder if this is just groundwork to make it a reality.
Beside dividends there are also buybacks.
Because just opening a web page these days equals someone else running their code on your computer.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26438040
MacKenzie Scott is giving away more money faster than ever, and yet this thread is full of comments saying that it isn't going to be effective or isn't enough. Or that it was a windfall she didn't earn. Or that the poor shouldn't be happy about crumbs while the rich dine on caviar.

Can't we applaud her for what she's doing?
A 2D to 3D migration?
Well, he is doing it somewhat:

> Bezos’ known charitable gifts, totaling more than $13 billion, would rank him among the biggest donors ever. Except all but about $1.5 billion of that sum are pledges of future money—meaning he hasn’t given the cash away yet. Meanwhile, another major Amazon stockholder is giving away a greater percentage of her fortune, and doing it much faster: Bezos’ ex-wife, MacKenzie Scott.

More details:

https://www.forbes.com/sites/lisettevoytko/2021/07/22/how-je...
Please don't argue just to argue. PG is applying the very well known phenomenon of collider bias, a/k/a Berkson's Paradox. I have linked to a very thorough but approachable explanation of this phenomenon in a similar context (applicants for jobs rather than university).

This phenomenon is extremely well-established and PG's reasoning is flawless. His premise may or may not be accurate — perhaps private schooling doesn't make an applicant more attractive — but he offered his justification for that assumption.

If you have evidence to the contrary, please share it. If you can disprove collider bias, please share it, and be sure to let HN know when you get your economics or biostatistics Ph.D. for that dissertation, because it would be pretty groundbreaking.
Do you want to explain how?

AFAIK The number of transactions per block and the rate at which blocks are confirmed has nothing to do with how many people are burning through hashes.

And the price of a token is a kind of bounty for mining a block: the higher the price, the more money can be spent trying to win the bounty while still being profitable. You wouldn't see data centers full of ASICs if the reward was only a few hundred bucks.

So how straight forward is it?
But that's a scam. Square isn't a scam. They're seemingly very successful...
> Do you want some nontechnical banker making decisions about what startup gets funding or someone who actually understands the scientific and social impact of a technology?

On one hand, the latter would be cool.

On the other, I want decisions made by people committed to the cause. Understanding does not get you very far. “Some nontechnical bankers” often spend years of their life dedicated for a cause, dealing with all the non-scientific bureaucracy which is necessary to get this job done, and which constitute 90% of it (not to mention all the responsibility and risk).

How much time, risk and responsibility does your ‘running gag’ require now? Are you sure you would choose to be that banker, and actually spend your life on this?
"Dude lived so long ago, is okay to forget his generosity"
This, I think, is very key. You take the problem, mull over it for quite some time, think of different approaches to solving it, realize that none of them might work. And then you walk away. Take a nap, cook, work out, whatever.

The brain then does this background processing and connects the threads.

Time spent on trying different solutions (and especially, experience) is critical.

Quoting Mark Twain -

Good decisions come from experience. Experience comes from making bad decisions.
Yeah, those Perl hackers are really out of touch :-)
The reason I didn't implement interrupts is that I couldn't understand how to do it.

It would be better with interrupts, but only by a little bit. The times I really feel the lack of interrupts are:

- the text editor sometimes takes a long time to redraw the screen after reading input, and can drop characters if you type too fast because it isn't ready to poll for another character yet

- if a program is stuck in an infinite loop and not doing any system calls, you can't kill it with ^C because the kernel never gets to find out that you typed ^C

Those problems would go away if the arrival of a character on the serial port triggered an interrupt which caused the kernel to grab the character from the UART and stick it in a buffer, but I'm not sure the increase in hardware complexity is worth it.
The time-value of money is a real thing. Her speed has real value.
It is obviously heavily inspired by web pages from the NFT/crypto space. Because it is trendy or because they want to go that route, who knows…

Edit: seems like they are already heavily invested in crypto. There you go.
you shouldn't use your own crypto, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't do it! :)

just like any product it should be reviewed by security experts of their respective field, for you - cryptography experts. if it is based on some new mathematical concepts then perhaps you need a whitepaper and have it peer-reviewed. otherwise pay for a security audit.
> wrote everything in Node, but absolutely _refused_ to use any existing libraries except for ones he personally wrote. He didn't "trust" them.

Sounds like the single sensible thing he did. Have you seen the npm ecosystem?
Meh. The problem is so small and simple and straightforward, you don't need any clever "aha" moment. If anything, being clever just makes the code slightly less obvious, because the reader needs to get that "aha" moment too.

...and my solution did actually do things the way you described, so I'm not just being defensive about it :P
If it makes you feel any better I worked with him at Nike in 2014 and he was a complete jerk then too. I’m surprised this didn’t happen sooner if anything. How do these people stay employed?
The things that really jumped at me looking at his LinkedIn profile were 1) job hopper and 2) lots of overlapping - perhaps it was all part time gigs but some of the overlap surprised me. I was shocked at the number of sub-year positions.
$1 across the board is, indeed, not right. In reality, people higher up on the wealth scale would pay more (as they consume more goods and services - just not 1:1 proportionately more.)
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As a hobbyist, one of the issues I have with sRGB and color spaces in general is that debugging color spaces issues is difficult. For example, trying to figure out why images on Google Photos in Chrome look "off", and how to get the images look consistent between platforms (browser and OS) is frustrating.
What's the next iteration, hypercube?
You can make jokes but these people already are a large portion of the money spending people and they will only become more important when they get better jobs and opportunities as they move on in life.
The one that I find especially ridiculous is IEEE 754. How do they expect languages to have correct math libraries if they don't publish what "correct" means?
No, this is not true.

Bezos needs to maintain a huge an material % ownership of his company in order to maintain control - and - it's something investors will expect.

Mackenzie could care less about influence over Amazon. If the stock markets would allow transactions at that scale without distortion, she could feasibly trade all of her AMZN for some other kind of portfolio and it would be just the same to her.

Completely different situations.

And the same thing applies to almost all Founder/CEOs until they retire, and then for some period afterwards.
I hate posting "this" comments. But THIS so much THIS... Google has literally no support. Not even for their physical hardware. Never buy anything from them...
IMSA, a private boarding school in Illinois: "Two thirds of our students go on to earn a PhD. Our grads also created YouTube."

My school: "The guy who sang Chocolate Rain on YouTube went here!"
Somewhat amusing that he has a new dev job since the incident.
A warlord would need to be pretty generous to make up for their past. We're not exactly talking about a Watsi donor here.
Most manual financial work in banks is not on mere transactions. It's on higher level structures such as doing due diligence on lending. A small fraction of the employees are actively keeping the basic transaction mechanisms going. Rest assured that fraction that is working on those is, per transaction, a mere fart in the proverbial hurricane that is crypto energy use per transaction.
Plants aren't responsible for photosynthesis. They just photosynthesise. Fungi aren't responsible for decomposition. They just decompose.

Saying they are "responsible" for those things is like saying that a river is responsible for flowing or the Earth is responsible for rotating.
I'd suggest you try to explain this to the next person that asks you for money on the streets.
Yes, I know that, I mean someone mentioned here screencat, I’m not tried but seems with the addition of robot and electron it is possible I’m searching something to implement it in addition of WebRTC.
That's totally irrelevant. The point is the relatively low number of bootstrapped billionaires. Bezos started with a $250K (equivalent to $450K today) "investment" from his parents yet some criticise Scott for not earning her own fortune.
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The article is rather confusing. Is the demand lower relative to the previous weeks/months since the release of iPhone 13, or is it relative to the demand for iPhone 12 from the previous year?
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> This makes no sense; the latter group has fewer chances of transmitting the disease than the former.

I think you're only looking at transmission of a pre-existing infection during the event. You don't seem to be looking at transmission that happens later but that was caused by attending the event (and getting the virus), nor do you appear to be looking at the number of people who get the disease directly at the event. Shouldn't those be factored in as well?
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Is tvix/nix pretty tightly coupled to the Linux kernel? I know there is some effort to use the nix package manager on OSX, but I'm not sure if that is a hack or an actual full port to a different kernel. Could it be used on, say, OpenBSD? SeL4?
Yeah, got same issue on desktop. I can see how it's supposed to work but it doesn't work on dark themed systems because colors don't match at all.