skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You don’t actually want that, I think. In practice systems start small, and stuff is added to them gradually. I consider this as a much bigger challenge than designing a “complex” system right from the start. The trick is to be able to keep a system clean over time, not to design it for a year and then just write down the code. So it’s fine to start with your small apps, but instead of throwing it away try to keep adding stuff to it and release more advanced versions say, every month.

That being said, there are a few well known examples of systems that are somewhat complex right from the start. Ecommerce comes to mind: build a configurable ecommerce framework that supports multiple stores, multiple vendors, multiple channels, CC and cash payments, multiple currencies, international delivery etc.
This is an absurd case parent-shaming. Most parents already have a high level of anxiety that they are not doing enough for their kids. Let's not shame them for getting sleep so that they can be awake and have better interactions with their children.

Also, outright calling someone a bad parent because you don't agree with one of their methods is unnecessarily cruel.
Ask HN: How to connect with founders of early stage startups?
I was curious if there is a way to find about promising founders who are working on a new project/startup that does not have any significant online footprint yet.

In this context, for me it is not a "very" early stage startup if I can read about it on AngelList or they have more than just a landing page.

There can be many signals for promising founders like their previous jobs or ventures or experience in that domain.

I believe it is easier for people who already know these founders as friends or colleagues but for others, not so much.

For example - Linear App in 2019 or Vercel in 2015 and such.
No. Obviously not. Money is not an arbitrary or objective thing. It is inextricably coupled to the power invested in sovereign governments. This is not a flaw. It is the product of thousands of years of human progress.
Thank you for the context, this also explains why most UIs gets broken / stuck at times. Like spinners that never stops or buttons that stay disabled even though they should be enabled. Those kinds of issues happens every day even in Apple, Google and Meta products (a lot of economical power) so there must be a
deeper structural cause for this and I think it boils down to that the UI frameworks used are inherently fragile and has built-in edge case issues because of this
Samsung makes everything that can be made on Earth, so it's hard for Apple to avoid. And why would Samsung refuse to make profits on iPhones?
Protect your Privacy in a post-Roe America
The game industry changed a lot since 1984 (almost 40 years ago!) and EA went through multiple changes in leadership in the meanwhile.

There’s probably not a single person you know from that time still working there.

All the big studios/publishers (including those with very deep pockets from parent companies like Microsoft Studios) bought a lot of dev studios for vertical integration. Almost all of EA’s studios were companies they bought rather than founded themselves.
Only if there’s windsurfing with dad
For starters, gVisor is written in Go, which by design won’t have performance of C++/Rust.
I won't argue with you. But I will change the emphasis.

If you can breastfeed your baby, do it. Give it a real go.

But if it is leading to a true loss of sanity, let it go.

I've raised 3 and breastfeeding was a part of each baby's start. There were reasons why none of them made to the promoted 1 year target. But I saw real benefits that I associate with breastfeeding in each child up to today.
That is pretty much exactly what it is.
https://www.appbrain.com/stats/top-manufacturers

Samsung is at about 35%, BBK is next at about 23% (Oppo+Vivo+Realme are subbrands of BBK as is Oneplus).

BBK is a bit the 'Luxottica of Android' if you will with several brands under them: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BBK_Electronics
You took my stapler.
Is there a legal basis for the jury duty selection process?

It is it just custom and the court can decide any procedure for selecting a jury pool from the population? And if so, random selection from the mall would be one such method...
Or it's absolutely deterministic in this case.

I don't think we have enough data.
Indeed you're right. I just remembered seeing it in all the configuration menus. Didn't know it had so little diffusion.
It would be cool if this is turned into a touring art installation, let it appear in some more places for some days at a time.
Ah, I wasn't aware that they pull content from Google and Bing.

However they do it, I get different search results from Kagi than I do from say DuckDuckGo and I have no reason to believe my privacy is compromised.
Big plus-one for the Systems Design Interview channel. I learned a lot from watching those videos (repeatedly) when I was preparing.
Mostly agree with your steps except that to sign a transaction, you need all of its data, not just the hash. So it would be impractical to manually type it in a hardware wallet (also, most hardware wallets don't have a keyboard).

Hardware wallets like Ledger instead connect directly to a computer via USB to receive/transmit transactions to sign. They also transmit the extended public key to the wallet software so you don't have to type it manually. You have to trust the hardware wallet vendor to some degree.

Regarding, your comment on number 6, that's an interesting thought that I hadn't considered. Since you are not supposed to enter your seed on a computer, there really isn't any way to verify that the hardware wallet is really using the seed you provided and not some seed that can be predicted by the hardware manufacturer. I guess you could enter it on a hardware wallet from a different vendor, or on an air-gapped computer[0], and see if it matches.

[0] Make sure that the computer is never connected to the Internet again in case there was a key logger running and waiting for Internet connectivity.
There are better ways to develop than crunch, but Minecraft is an outlier (literally the best selling game of all times https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_best-selling_video_gam...) that shouldn’t be used as a replicable example.
Hi from Tasmania.

I think what you mean is the wholesale spot price dropped below zero at some times due to an over production of electricity generated by renewables.

I'm not aware if any retail customers being paid to use electricity.

I'm not as optimistic as you about people reducing electricity consumption here in Australia, much of it is nondiscretionary.

What we need is federal level legislation to protect at least some of our gas and oil production for the local market, like Western Australia has.
Did you read the article? It says that by far the likeliest outcome is actually a settlement.
> [D]o not be seduced by slick marketing and a new device to solve what is at its heart a self-discipline problem.

I should print this quote, frame it, and put it on my desk.
> Breastfed children tend to have less stomachaches.

Maybe on average, but specific cases can vary wildly. Some foods that the breastfeeding mother consumes can cause issues. Milk, soy, and caffeine are known troublemakers - but good luck finding out which one is the source of stomach issues for your baby!
911 abuse liabilities maybe as well. i actually saw this payphone and thought wtf but didnt have time to investigate! ah well
So many are trashing the live action that I'd like to offer my opinion.

I enjoyed it for what it was, a reimagining. Vicious' actor was terrible but he picked up towards the end. John Cho did a good nod to Spike, Mustafa Shakir killed it as Jet, and Daniella Pineda was decent as Faye.

What absolutely caught my attention was the production quality of the sets though out the show. Each shot felt heavily inspired by the original material and I can honestly study them for awhile at a time, pausing throughout episodes to catch the little details. It was akin to the sets of I.T. Crowd.

It's a beautifully shot show and I challenge others to at least study some scenes. I refuse to believe that I'm alone in this opinion!
Because Musk could stall the deal, or refuse payment, or Tesla could crash before the desk goes through, or Twitter could settle with Musk instead, etc...
I don't think the bug bounty approach helps.

Say an attacker compromised a certain batch of Ledger wallets.

They might very well wait for a few years before they reap coins of the wallets. Because as soon as they do it for the first time, there will be an uproar and people will analyze whats up and transfer their funds to other wallets.
I suspect you'd have to never cross a border/barrier where ID was required, and you would need to pay cash (or bitcoin) in-person for everything, as you would be cut-off from the banking system. You'd probably also be limited to earning cash in work that didn't require your nonexistent legal identity.
Nice sharing!
One question, how could 10G tier for solarwinds-papertrail is enough for you? I am expecting you to have more logs generated, it's due to only short-term data being queried in it(cold ones will be archived in different infra?) or?
How does one know if it got installed?
Winforms now is alive. They are accepting pull requests and have team to fix issues and even add small features
A few hours of extra sleep can be the difference between a functional and non-functional household.

People don't often seem the grasp the variability of the difficulties that different babies can throw at parents. It really is just harder for some parents than others.
QNX is probably not great and it's a whole bag of hurt to bring it to modern standards of safety and performance/power saving
I suppose a clearer way to say this was "Unix didn't always support the shebang."
looks like you’re not alone!

https://crt.sh/?q=stage.www.%25

(warning:
will take a while to load)
Wow, the signing of a transaction needs the whole transaction, not just a hash?

I thought there are air gapped hardware wallets?

Without a keyboard, how do you enter your seed phrase?

Connecting the hardware wallet to the computer brings up a bunch of complex security questions.
>The path they chose is one that does not lead to prosperity.

You're playing games here with 'chose', the US didn't choose to be a super power, they were an irrelevant sugar colony who lucked upon the stupidity and self-destructiveness of Europe (from Napoleon to Hitler) and a continent-worth of land whose inhabitants are easily devastated by old world diseases. I don't think you can attribute this to any choice or planning on part of anyone, at every single point in history the actions and incentives of people are fully explained by a simple distributed greedy algorithms, choosing to maximize things that turn out to be wildly wrong in retrospect and not what the children of the next generation want (which is also wildly wrong and not what the children of the next generation want, which....).

Even in a perfect information game like chess a single mistake can doom you, even in perfectly mutable, free, abundant and error-correctible computers a single bad state can (and often does) cascade into a failure that requires nothing short of full restart. Life is orders of magnitude worse than those 2 (perfect!) systems. Life is multi-way chess where the descendents of the players continue the game for them. You don't choose paths, they choose you. People hundreds of years removed and thousands of kilometers apart doom and bless you into fates beyond your comprehension.
TLDR: breastfeeding has a lot of benefits but IQ is not consistently correlated in the literature.

I find IQ topics go as you suggest, generally.

Parenting topics around IQ are a slightly different beast: middle-class American parents (at least) are obsessed with making their baby smarter than your baby. It has been a thing for 35+ years. Something about the competitiveness of the boomers in the mid-80s spiked a baby IQ frenzy that has only worsened.

I think the author is very smart at selling Substack Subscriptions to post-COVID moms.
Citation required on this one...

gVisor is used in a lot of places[1] that require more performance than a clock. I'm not saying you can't achieve more performance with C++/rust, what I'm saying is that this probably isn't the primary concern.

1. https://cloud.google.com/kubernetes-engine/docs/concepts/san...
That’s why you shouldn’t ask them to do it, you have to make it easy to do it and then tell them to do it or their app isn’t going on the store.
Post more memes to /r/vulnerablenarcissist
> Where are the nice people who are also influential?

I wouldn't recommend taking this article, and specifically this quote, as a suitable basis for saying Wittgenstein wasn't a good or nice person. He was a tremendously complicated person. The biography by Ray Monk paints a much fuller, more nuanced portrait.
Drexel was shut down by order of one certain ambitious NY Assistant AG by the name of Rudy Giuliani. The indictment? Criminal prosecution for statutory civil offences of two counts of failure to file stock transfer forms that by the letter of the law impose a fin e. Sentence: 12 years in federal. Appealed and won. Key witnesses for the prosecution included the convicted fraudster Ivan Boesky. RICO was the act abused to overnight shutter the single most critical liquidity provider to the savings and loans industry. American Thrifts to almost the last were bankrupted instantly. Cost to the taxpayer for the bailout? Cheap at four trillion.

Edited extraneous adjectives and sp

Oh and Lowell Milken, Mike's brother, was charged before anyone else by Giuliani in a overt and well documented hostage manipulation. Lowell never held operational executive office sufficient to have any involvement with the affair and his indictment was dropped. I should probably also note that Mike infamously never spent money on lifestyle and had to be brute forced into upgrading dress and toupee. Anyone on the street as successful as Mike and not spending money will have accumulated substantial wealth even if you don't count the Rodeo drive era. Much of which wealth went into settling civil suits.

Edit2: Giuliani's correct job title at the time
(Regarding BeOS port:)

> What finally got it to behave was a combination of [various things...]; changing to less-sensitive library routines that could handle a little corruption; ...

(Insert Spock's-raised-eyebrow.)
> Somehow

Yeah, I'm struggling to find out why...... =)
What's "\d" in this context?
> being proficient with Vim might help you not be as distracted with backtracking

Can you share why you think so? Vim is my go-to editor for most things, except when I am coding (sorry, hardcore Vim users!), and I find myself backtracking and editing sentences as I write, all the time. I am eager to learn what helps you not backtrack when using Vim.
And I would add :

3. Not being specific about any technologies. Instead of using a "SQL Database" and a "cache", just say "PostgreSQL" and "Redis". It's an interview, if you're not specific, I will start thinking you don't have any experience with Redis or Postgres. If you really don't have any, I will find out anyway.
Disclaimer: I now run my own studio but I worked as an employee not that long ago and have been working in games for almost 13 years now.

It really depends on the role. Programmers and producers are the best paid disciplines. And while there’s a lot of junior people competing for entry level jobs it’s hard to find senior talent. As a specialist programmer with 10+ years of experience you’ll have very good job security and will be better compensated than most anyone aside from maybe upper management (you’d still get better pay at Google, Facebook or Microsoft though).
Sad to see Fuchsia die and wither like this.
Writing the perfect question (2010)
It was a major storyline in Friends as well.
In other words, you help them to the point where they can become viable competition. Can't have that.
System design interviews have so far been a bit hit or miss for me. All the interviewers seem to be looking for something, but I’ll be damned if I know what it is.

I think I’m inclined to incrementally solve potential problems with the system (as introduced by the interviewer), where a lot of these interviews seem to want you to anticipate all issues.

So asking lots of questions about what they want is probably a first.
If his way of "trying to feel better about it" was to critically analyze and summarize 30 (or maybe 100) years of published research on the subject, then he's a hero in my mind. I'd choose to take that over your 100 bucks any day of the week.
The VintageApple website has tons of pdf scans of old Apple-related books. Check this page out: https://vintageapple.org/inside_o/
I only use Brave only for iOS (Ipad) because you can't I stall ad blocker (ublock origin) on firefox/chrome.

Any other alternative of brave for iOS ?
Why aren't they paid out upon termination? Is that not standard policy in the US? You earnt them, after all. Just as they can't take back your earnt wages, they can't take back your earnt leave.
To be fair, I've only really looked at Lightning Network in the L2 space, and you can't on-board directly on LN while controlling your own keys.

Also, not sure what the point about off-chain assets is. I can buy cheese off-chain, even denominated in BTC maybe, but that doesn't mean I'm using BTC or LN when giving the seller 10,000 sat worth of cash.

> An L2 like zk-rollup - assuming the protocol is implemented correctly - has same security guarantees as Ethereum since the validity proof is posted to L1.

zk-rollup seems to be a technology, not a specific L2 implementation as far as I could find, so I couldn't see more details. How would you transact with it without an ETH wallet? If it's posting to L1, how does it avoid L1's slowness.

> Ethereum can certainly theoretically scale to millions of users and a far higher order of magnitude than VISA.

I'll believe it when it's a little closer. Currently, the difference is so huge this seems like a comical statement.
What do you think of a user-centric universal game NFT marketplace?
Great work. If you could run it as a server that other applications could connect to (e.g. over JDBC or some other common protocol), you would have the makings of an open data virtualization platform.
Some good stuff, but also stuff like this, from the Cartesian Diver":

> Air is easily compressible, water is not.

Not significantly compressible, in the sense of reducing volume, but it is pressurisable (think of pressure at the bottom of the ocean), which is what this experiment depends on.

> The water is not compressed by your called ions) and the chlorine atoms (chlorine ions) of which the salt in solution consists.

Wot?

Thinking about my own experiments as a child, my favourite tools were a 12-volt car battery charger, and fire. Sometimes I wonder that I'm still here :-)
I would think it doesn’t matter? Whether we use redis, memcached or anything else is irrelevant to the point, which is that you want ‘something’ to function as a cache.
Since this is a matter of ill-gotten gains, reparations instead of punishment should be in order.

The process of: do crime - get rich - do minor prison time and pay a minor fine - spend 10% of your remaining riches to rehabilitate your image - be a rich and respected person

That process should not be possible. As long as you are sitting on money gotten through crime, you shouldn't get respectability back. If you do want to turn over a new leaf, start giving back.
Bitcoin is not a currency. Currencies are the exclusive right of sovereign states.
I didn't doubt there was a reason for the concern. Obviously he is concerned for a reason. I was just unsure of what that reason might be.

Also, in my culture, if there was a complaint then I'd remove the offending article, no harm done. Clearly he was worried about bigger consequences though.

It just goes to show that although we might speak the same language, we live in very different societies. This can be inciteful because it helps me to see my blind spots to things we might improve over here.
Also: Whilst it's not the same as native Linux directly available, and the many, many limitations and frustrations of Android still apply, Termux can be installed on the BOOX (via F-Droid), and provides excellent capabilities.

Over 2,200 packages now.

https://termux.com/
I'm using it since years, surprised to find on HN now. Anyway great submission on app!
I find it interesting that it's implied that non-white men are more considerate of women's periods:

> There are very few senior people in science and medicine who are not white men.

While this quote is likely true and uses a now common phrase of "white men" when one wants to highlight exclusionary approach, this would be better served with highlighting a more obvious group that has trouble remembering menstrual cycles: all men.

Basically, that's what they were going for but through phrase getting ingrained in the modern lingo, focus is misplaced (not by much).

I just find it funny how words can easily get a life of their own.
I like having zero downtime upgrades and failover.
> But when pressed, very few people were able to describe the contents of those messages in any detail.

Can you explain why this matters? It’s an architecture interview right? Not an API/Worker/Queue design exercise.

It’s not like I don’t expect someone to be eventually able to figure out the contents of the payload, I’d just not expect it to be at the forefront of their mind.
The main difference in product fit is that OctoSQL is single-machine-only and I have no plans for distributed execution.

I'm not sure about the performance of Presto, but I'd expect OctoSQL to be of fairly similar speed for complex operations/data types (operating on strings, objects, running some functions on them) and slower for vectorizable arithmetics (avg of a column of floats in a parquet file).

Other than that, OctoSQL should be much easier to write plugins for, much easier to use, and even though there's no plugin for it yet, it should have much better support for streaming inputs (i.e. Kafka).
I don't drink or consume any drug except caffeine, have been to all these things and had fun - sometimes more fun than the drinking participants.

Alcohol is just a cheat code for lowering your inhibitions and taking yourself less seriously (because your self control is turned off).
I can respect doing that, but it is not at all required to drink or partake drugs (which I'm not fundamentally averse to either, to each their own) to lower your inhibitions. It just might take therapy if for... reasons...you are particularly self conscious like me
This applies to any other long term study of whether X affects Y in human. Now replace X with coffee, wine, fruits, medicine... and replace Y with IQ, cancer risk, mental health, ....