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Ask HN: Startup Accountability
With the recent Carta drama unfolding, it's clear the issues are widespread systemic issues.

I have been part of multiple startups that turn a blind eye to security, privacy and ethical issues. I am ashamed to say I had not been able to speak up due to fear of retribution. Multiple parties that were part of these things had to have known about the issues, sometimes including leaders and institutional investors.

Uber's greyball, FTX, Theranos, Nikola, Frank are some of the more recent examples that have gotten some public attention. Where do we draw the line? Do we need better regulations and potentially protections for whistle blowers?
Some of the most entertaining experiences I’ve had are with stupid card decks where the back pattern/image isn’t mirrored. So you could tell eg in Monopoly Deal if someone was holding a dual-colored property card as the card would be held upside down, whereas all other types of cards would only ever be held one way.

Similarly if you play a pack for a while and notice a particular card has a scruff or bend on it. Definitely had that while playing with a friends Uno deck.

Fun times…

But I can definitely appreciate some people wanting to try digital in-person. Games like Codenames take a few minutes to set up (plus shuffle time), and I’d rather spend time playing than doing mundane setup. Would love to see a product that can do it right…!
You could also make the argument that both “complicated-subsystem” and "platform" teams, are just another "stream-aligned" team whose primary clients are internal to the company.

Overall this post just seems like a great way to see who can win the "most pedantic" award in a management meeting.
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It's incredible how CSS has almost become SCSS (barring some features like loops, placeholders, and mixins).
Kinesis Video Streams are somewhat broke . I had to use another tool.

I would connect as viewer (ConnectAsViewer) and when I disconnected often the connection would stay open. And since there's a 10 client limit, after multiple disconnections in the same couple of minutes the system thought there was 10 client and blocked new client but there was zero clients.
"Abashed the Devil stood, and saw how awful goodness is"

I heard that from the movie "The Crow" and as a huge fan of the movie I looked up _everything_ that the movie referenced. I eventually bought the book and read it through, over the course of a few days, twice.

English is not my first language, and it took me great effort, I felt dumb and ignorant throughout the whole thing, both times I read it through, but I still gleamed something from it, it's the best version of the story of the creation of hell and lucifers fall that I've read, and I loved how it didn't seem to take sides, it makes god look like kind of a malevolent dictator.
MikroORM 6: Polished – MikroORM
~25mph assuming a Cd of 2.1 (a smooth brick is the closest I could find) a mass of 0.194Kg and a surface area of 0.01142313m^2 (75.6mm x 150.9mm).

Of course that assumes it’s falling facing its largest surface, and not tumbling or a falling edge first. Obviously that is trickier to calculate, but 20-40mph doesn’t seem that unreasonable.

Edit: it takes ~3 seconds to reach 99% terminal velocity.
Have Scientific Breakthroughs Declined?
I'm happy for your alleged ability to see wrongness, but bring into question the validity of merely exclaiming so without any explanation. You didn't just read and see wrongness, you wrote about it without any content whatsoever. Your comment is entirely void of substance.

So how am I wrong, or are you satisfied merely virtue-signaling?
mixins and placeholders are still enormously useful
People act like investing is a solved problem. Everybody just pile their money into the same index funds. What could go wrong?

Rich investors got that way by doing a ton of legwork and taking huge gambles.
The links points straight to login, here's the more informational one: https://www.structuredlabs.io
According to his website ( https://danreetz.com/resume.htm ), his employment at Apple ended on 2017.
I do this as soon as I’m home. Now both Android and iOS automatically keep bluetooth and wifi on when turning on airplane mode, provided the user does it the first time.

I do it because cell reception is quite poor at my house so calls are better off staying on wifi - also battery life is improved.
It’s not always possible to change your environment. In the most difficult scenarios, you will actually have very little control over your environment. But it’s still possible to overcome a challenge, without simply trying to willpower your way through it.
We used jira for live incident handling back in 2015 at a young company. It was horrendous. Multiple people would add roughly the same update at the same time. It wasn't until they refreshed jira that they'd see the duplicates. This led people to constantly refresh jira both before and after adding a comment. I still remember two people adding the same comment, refreshing together and both deleting their own comments after refreshing and seeing the duplicate. (Found this out after the incident during one of those "what could have gone better?" conversations). We switched very quickly to using Google Docs for documenting the live incident and simply attached that doc to the jira ticket at the end. It sucked badly and made a lot of people hate jira.

As soon as Slack became a thing at our company we immediately switched to using it for realtime incident updates, because Google Docs was unsuitable for a bunch of other reasons. And we wrote some automation around creating a jira ticket, creating a slack channel using the ticket name, and updating the jira ticket with a link to the ongoing incident). At the end of an incident when the jira ticket got moved to "resolved" the slack channel would get archived. Extremely simple and effective.
My first mac at work was around 2009. To facilitate using all the internal tools all mac users were issues a windows virtual machine (vmware) that booted the company maintained windows image. Some of that stuff included some things that were dependent on IE 6 era APIs. Which at that point were already deprecated. But MS still supported that stuff.

The amazing stuff was that that vm ran circles around my previous windows laptop, which at that point was three years old. Just way faster than that ever was. Virtual machines and emulators are a good solution for legacy applications. Much easier than pretending ancient APIs are still supported. MS could have saved themselves a lot of grief by just embracing that decades ago and breaking compatibility with each new windows version. Just run the old crap in some vm or emulator. Apple has done that a few times when they switched CPU architectures and when they introduced OS X. They of course removed legacy support as well. But the point is valid: emulation works great.

And it works well enough with Linux support in windows these days; so why not apply that for legacy stuff as well. There's no reason why you wouldn't be able to run everything from the DOS era forty years ago up until now on a modern laptop. And there's no reason to burden modern APIs with all that crap.
Ok, now imagine a concentrated holding by founder of something like WeWork, or a fallen giant of yesteryear (especially wrt inflation / opportunity cost by comparison to some broad index).

For every formerly concentrated investor who would've done well to stay concentrated, there's tonnes who did and shouldn't have, or didn't and would've suffered if they had.
I don't understand how it isn't intended to be an end user DE, they've been adamant that they hate how some distros change the base GNOME DE. Which I do agree with them to some extent.

Nevertheless, even if that was the case, the default UX should be better.
The dislike is not from the technology itself, but from its current applications and 2nd order effects. Most of which currently have not been great.
ollamma https://ollama.ai/ is popular choice for running local llm models and should work fine on intel. It's just wrapping docker so shouldn't require m2/m3.
I can't help thinking that this is where humanity is heading. Given that the different parts of the brain have to compete for resources and given what the cerebellum does, it makes sense that a lesser developed one can be an advantage: It frees up resources for parts of the brain that are more important in our times.
I remember that I was following the saga on Slashdot. It went on for months.

There is a Wikipedia page about that standardization process https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standardization_of_Office_Open...
Showing the density of some mass would be pretty solid.
It's not a huge leap of faith to assume they mean the phone as in the thing covered in glass and fragile touchscreen.
>Van Sabben immediately left Iran after successfully sabotaging the country’s nuclear program, the researchers concluded. He died two weeks later in a motorcycle accident near his home in Dubai. Nothing points to foul play, the Volkskrant said after speaking with people at the crash scene.

Definitely killed by either Dutch/Americans/Saudis or Iranians.
Jira and bitbucket are also integrated in the AD groups, the access to servers is provided through an server in the middle for root users and an obscure pam module provides access to non-root users.
After more than a year in development, MikroORM 6 gets stable today. It brings greatly improved types, with strict partial loading support. Here are a few highlights of what's inside:

- strict partial loading [1]

- new Getting Started guide [2]

- reworked `Loaded` type and improved intellisense all over the place

- implicit serialization now fully respects populate hints

- polished joined strategy (new default) with support for `populateWhere: 'all'`

- cursor-based pagination

- reworked support for raw SQL fragments

- $some, $none and $every subquery operators

- dataloader support for Reference and Collection properties

- improved logging support with logger context

- extending EntityManager

repo: https://github.com/mikro-orm/mikro-orm

blog: https://mikro-orm.io/blog/mikro-orm-6-released

[1] https://stackblitz.com/edit/mikro-orm-v6-strict-partial-load...

[2] https://mikro-orm.io/docs/guide
Greed is not a vice nor is it a virtue in itself. It becomes one or the other from how you apply it.
Not to accidentally trigger the 9/11 truthers (it's been too long for them to be around, yeah?) but this reminds me how several of the hijackers' passports were discovered near the various crash sites

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PENTTBOM#Passports_recovered
Ask HN: Stocks, Domains, Crypto – What other assets can be easily bought online?
And the Air Force needs "Find My F-35". Lol.
The tweet said there was a broken off charging plug still in the phone. Maybe that kept it unlocked?
C compiler in less than ~900 lines of Python
Very prototype-y code!
GVim on windows, macvim on macOS and vim on Linux. All work the same way. Open in empty doc.
I don't know what's accurate.

This top-search-hit other site has some "Average number of actuations after which shutter died" data is for some older models.

Consumer (lowest, 69K): https://olegkikin.com/shutterlife/canon_eos1000d.htm

Prosumer (98K): https://olegkikin.com/shutterlife/canon_eos30d.htm

That's average, so, if that data is reasonably representative of units in the the wild (I don't know), I'd think a trustworthy rating (and safe expectation) would be lower than that.

The reasons I mentioned shutter life was because I wanted to know how the scanning projects using DSLRs managed that, and also, to suggest to anyone dropping money on a DSLR for this that shutter life might be a cost consideration.
In the UK a lot of work remains in copyright for the life of the creator (plus 70 years)

If the creator never dies, then the work doesn't go into public domain.

I could see that as a Disney strategy.
Some of those stay small, because if they grew large they would distort the market and invalidate their strategies.

So it's not really a way to compound a large (Buffett-sized) fortune. He handily beats almost everyone for total amount of dollars gained per year, if not percentage-wise.
The Structure of Scientific Revolutions- Thomas Kuhn (oldie but goldie)

Permanent Record -Ed Snowden (maybe a little dated but still fairly relevant)
>It is unclear whether the Dutchman knew about his role in the sabotage operation, the Volkskrant wrote.
Even UIs have to be semantic, otherwise you have to implement every interaction that will be ever used. Tab key tends to work even when you haven't specifically handled it because you have used elements that are intended to interact with users and enable `tabindex` by default. This is also why game UIs have been traditionally horrible, because game developers often prefer to make everything from scratch...
> It's important to clarify why you think this standard applies to the things I've mentioned, but not to porn.

I do think this standard applies to porn, and e.g. the .xxx TLD wouldn't be KYC. And probably wouldn't cause as big a dark web porn explosion.

For me porn is in a bit different category from guns and bombs, and from drugs too. Guns and bombs and some drugs kill. Porn probably borns if something.
It's easy to surpass performance with a 150 watt TDP.

But for laptop users who aren't plugged in 24/7 performance/battery life is an important factor.

I don't want a drag-race laptop that has ULTIMATE POWER ... for 1.5 hours and then I need to plug it in to a 200W+ power supply to get it to charge while still working. I want one I can use a full work day and still have battery left.
> I installed Wine in Ubuntu running in WSL on a Windows 11 machine, and the game runs in that environment! Never thought I would run an old game in such a convoluted way.

You don't need WSL.

https://fdossena.com/?p=wined3d/index.frag

Compiled wined3d dlls that work on windows.

https://github.com/doitsujin/dxvk

Works on windows.

Just drop them in the game folder and the game should load them instead of the real directx.

There's also other implementations of old APIs to keep old video games running, some of them are even used by linux users who use wine, like dgVoodoo :

http://dege.freeweb.hu/dgVoodoo2/ (supports Glide, a proprietary API from the 3dfx era cards, along with dx 1-7, 8.1 and 9)

https://github.com/FunkyFr3sh/cnc-ddraw (fixes all issues you can have with DirectDraw, an old 2d API, can have its use for both windows users and people who use wine on linux)

https://github.com/otya128/winevdm run 16 bit apps on 64 windows

This, along with Windows's own compatibility mode tweaks, should run almost any game that has ever been released on Windows, without having the heavy overheard of a VM (as far as I know, WSL doesn't even know how to free memory it has claimed).
> Yes I'm well aware of the grandiosity you attribute yourself

Where is this coming from? I know it's not coming from me because my explicit narrative is precisely that my life lacks these "grandiose" things as you put them, for the obvious reasons I laid out.

Since it's not coming from me, sounds like projection coming from you.
Literally everything because of ETFs.
Based in the title I half expected melee or projectile weapons for “A trip to the moon”[1] like life.

[1]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Trip_to_the_Moon
> This is counterintuitive and sounds like it is trying a bit too hard to be clever. You should believe it.

Yes, you're

> you should welcome greater than zero fraud. You can think of it as a necessary expense, just like rent or salary or advertising is.

You don't WELCOME costs just because they're necessary. Similarly, you wouldn't welcome fraud just because it's too costly to get rid of it.

And if you add a tiny bit of morality into the mix, your too clever "fraud welcome!" message becomes even more invisible

(also, it could very well be that some fraud types can be reduced to literal 0 without bringing the whole system down, but then the parts of the system that can make it happen aren't incentivized to do so because they've passed all the costs to other parts of the system)
The pattern of muscle activation timing in the correct move form needs to be figured out by exploration of the space.
> How many articles have I read about whether children should be allowed on airplanes, or at weddings, or in restaurants?

American culture’s view of children as burdensome is a self fulfilling prophecy. Parents may sarcastically quip about their children’s imposition on their careers, finances, and sex lives, but they practice genuine resentment when they get some “me time” by encouraging a child’s screen time addiction, or by refusing to punish a child’s antisocial behavior. Their mal-adjusted children are unsuitable companions in a social venue, a genuine burden unwelcome to society for many years longer than they need be.

You can break this cycle by not thinking of your child like a burden, and by training them to not be a burden to others.

Shortly after I could talk, I was raised to address adults respectfully and to say please and thank you. My dad would also have us practice sitting still and quiet for a few minutes before bed. These basic manners elicited a decade of compliments from wait staff and flight attendants effusively telling my parents what nice children we were. Given what a small effort it takes to make eye contact and say “thank you”, even at the time I understood their praise as more a comment on society.

Now that I have children of my own, I’ve taught them from a young age how to attend a funeral or wedding (or grocery store) without ruining it for others. I can bring them without hesitation to a meeting with my banker or lawyer, excellent learning opportunities. They say please and thank you, and in response, adults across our community dote on and encourage and appreciate my children, and their good behaviour has earned them privileges and opportunity that I couldn’t personally have awarded them.

I refuse to call my wife a “ball and chain” or to refer to nun
As Flexner was recounting to Eastman the many contributors to Marconi's unification of threads that led to radio, I was reminded of the recurring theme of James Burke's great TV series 'Connections' in recognizing the multitude of contributors who are so often overlooked as we grandly laud a masterwork as a solitary act of 'genius'.
Blast off! US rocket heads to Moon for first time in 50 years
I have an Ada 6000 installed here. How can I test this?
Postgres adds support for incremental backups
Ask HN: How to find online employment for a person with limited functionality
Hello HN, I am 35 years old and have 10+ years experience as a DevOps/Systems Engineer, but due to health related issues I'm out of work for 2 years.

Now I encountered a situation where urgently need some additional income of about $300/month to cover my basic needs as my country isn't willing to do that for me, but I'm only able to work about 2-3 hours per days.

I'm looking for some suggestions and experiences in this field, because I'm honestly at a loss here.

Please tell me if you know where it's possible to start looking to get some part-time online work. I'm open basically for any types of online work I can reasonably do as a computer-literate person.

Thanks
Does ChatGPT beat that Turing test? No. But I'm pretty sure you could use the techniques behind ChatGPT to build an AI that can survive a two hour chat. Even ten hours is probably doable. There is just no obvious market to fund building that.
Awesome! Have a look at https://github.com/grahame/church-calendar which the current code uses; it should be fairly easy to add the Episcopalian calendar. One neat thing with my church-calendar library is extensive metadata, so you can find out more about the feasts (Wiki, but also the CoE and Episcopal books of lesser feasts.)
It still could have been the best decision at the time. Imagine you bet on a coin flip landing heads. After it's flipped and lands heads it's not useful to say you should have bet your net worth on it.
What I mean is: Are there other markets.

I see 3 markets:

Stock markets
Domain markets
Crypto exchanges

ETFs are traded on the stock markets.

I wonder if those 3 markets are somehow special or if there are more.

With the stock market, you can pick a company and invest in it. With Domain markets, you can invest in a single domain you believe in. Same for crypto markets where you can invest in a single crypto currency.

With ETFs you can't invest in a specific thing. You are investing in some category.
An activity that accidentally kills a relatively huge % of people:

https://www.medpagetoday.com/transplantation/transplantation...

> After Major Motorcycle Rallies, More Organs Available for Donation

> — Study estimated 21% more organ donors, 26% more transplant recipients per day during rallies
How to travel: my opinionated guidelines
Doubt. Especially after the last announcement. Probably again optimised for the benchmark the green and low comment fanboys are also a bit sus.
Perfect first flight for Blue Origin BE4 engines.
First and probably last time I've seen automatic windows updates described as QOL.

I guess it's true they do affect quality of life ;)
> The optimal amount of [...] deaths [...] is not zero.

That's not true. It assumes that there is an objective, known price for a life. Since you can't have e.g. 0.1 deaths, there's no guarantee that the optimal amount is at least 1. It's more that it's the outcome of haggling, politics, and the willingness to turn a blind eye to the consequences of stupidity.
Yes, it is - according to morals and religions.
Ask HN: Research on Novel Deep Tech Funding Approaches
I occasionally reflect on how VC in its current format doesn't align very well with several givens in deep tech co's, such as long and uncertain development pathways, large capital expenses, bad margins, ultra specialist talent requirements, production hell etc. As has been discussed in numerous papers, there is still a gap somewhere between public funding and the general model of many VCs which is still heavily informed by the only thing that sort of reliably works for them: software.

Anyway, there are a number of books and papers on this topic, but does anyone have any recommendations for some really detailed analysis/thinking on what a next generation funding solution might be? A lot of what I have read so far just reports and summarizes well known stats around this topic, but I haven't seen much detailed work on novel financing methods. Its mostly just loose suggestions that more funds should have patient capital and ARPA funding should be increased.

for example: https://energy.mit.edu/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/MITEI-WP-2016-06.pdf
I totally agree. Coming across Simon Sinek's 'Start with Why' has helped me a great deal in communicating in general. Even in conversations this applies:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4ZoJKF_VuA

I also suggest reading his book.

In terms of this theory you should communicate like this: Why, How, What

You are starting from your 'What'.

I haven't really grasped the core of your product, but to restructure it could be something like:

Stop wasting time looking up documents, e-mails and chats in different systems. Stop paying for 20 different single purpose services just to run your business.

By having everything in one place it is easier to find and share information throughout you business. Creating custom combinations of docs, chats, sheets, forms, etc will allow you to create the tool to support your own processes and ways of thinking rather than having to learn some app's way of thinking.

Nino allows you to quickly build your own custom flows using modular building blocks. Create the tools that you need and have all of your information in one place.