skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I am worried about information dumping -- just flooding the Internet with insane amount of AI generated data to drown the "real" data. And I dont mean "real" necessarily in a sense of genuine or man-made, but simply fake or slightly divergent. Imagine a world where only 1 out of 1000 news stories or tweets is real... the amount of damage you can do to institutions, democracies, causes... just continue fucking with people to the point where they have no idea what is real and what is fake and give up the truth-seeking altogether and give in to the loudest/most dominant narrative. Invest money into a an AI farm that just spits a fake every second and see if the fact-checkers and well-researched alternatives keep up.
For the obvious and purient reason.

Semi-related reasons at least partially explain why the AHA moved away from rescue breaths as part of CPR: they found high rates of total noncompliance because people don’t want to do that. Compressions only turns out to both be fine from a perfusion perspective and also increases bystander participation. I think not taking any breaks for breaths during compressions also reduces clotting, but i’m not sure.

The other reason to not bother with rescue breathing is that AEDs are everywhere now and you’re much more likely to get pads on someone promptly.
IIT is exactly what I was thinking of as a bad definition of consciousness. Any theory that assigns a non 0 amount of "consciousness" to a rock is defining a completely different concept than what people mean when they say consciousness.

Also, IIT has no basis at all. They've just found some measure that satisfies the property "human brains have more of it than insect brains, and insect brains have more of it than rocks do". Nothing else makes the II measurement in IIT related to consciousness, as far as I've ever found.
Your anecdote, while I presume is true, doesn't address the main point. You should probably read
Gualdrapo's experience (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32576061), and I find it true on large swaths of Latin America and Asia.
Hopefully we get to a future where people just customize their avatar instead of feeling the need to change their physical body. I like to be optimistic
Whatever you now find weird, ugly, uncomfortable and nasty about a new medium will surely become its signature. CD distortion, the jitteriness of digital video, the crap sound of 8-bit - all of these will be cherished and emulated as soon as they can be avoided. It’s the sound of failure: so much modern art is the sound of things going out of control, of a medium pushing to its limits and breaking apart. The distorted guitar sound is the sound of something too loud for the medium supposed to carry it. The blues singer with the cracked voice is the sound of an emotional cry too powerful for the throat that releases it. The excitement of grainy film, of bleached-out black and white, is the excitement of witnessing events too momentous for the medium assigned to record them.

Brian Eno,
I have never encountered such a person. Someone who was learning to program who referenced the 'metaverse' as a motivator for learning. I have found that the most common impetus is still gaming.
> I've noticed cyclists passing me on the right even when I already had my turn signal on for several seconds.

Had you just overtaken these cyclists?
> Smart is smaller than most cars made in 80s

Well, if you compare a car for a couple to a car for a family...
Take a look when outside and see if you ever see strollers or children with training wheels on bike lanes. Then ask, why don't you hear about the many deaths that should occur when those 50km/h bikes are crashing into those helpless children.

The average speed of a bike, as measured in Netherlands, is around 15km/h. When there is snow the speed is generally even lower. It is also fairly common where I live to see parents use strollers on snowy days since the bike roads tend to be clear of snow before sidewalk. No one, neither police or other pedestrians, acts as if those parents are putting their children at mortal danger. Statistics also support this.

A motorized two wheeler that can travel 50 km/h is not a bicycle, it is a moped. If its electrical then its an electric moped. Mopeds are not allowed where I live to use bike lanes unless they travel at the maximum speed of bikes. Mopeds also require a moped driving license and a license plate, and police can and has apprehended people who break the traffic law in this way.
Kubernetes 1.25, with release team lead Cici Huang
This thing reminds me of the “cat claw” that is popular in construction, which is essentially a modified crowbar.

I had never heard of one until I did a project with a family member who does construction. He mentioned to me he has one in hand almost all day long and I can see why - it’s beautifully simple, but engineered to provide leverage in exactly the right way.

Love to see the appreciation for simple things that provide outsized value (er, leverage?)
To be fair, Plausible is a good product with effective marketing, and the paid version is just very convenient for most people.

This approach might not work so well for libraries and tools mainly used by developers.
Brexit caused an odd selection effect in the Tory party where sensible responsible politicians such as Ken Clarke and maybe Theresa May were pushed out for pointing out the problems with Brexit and replaced but more the irresponsible fibbing variety who were prepared to deny reality and say everything with hard brexit will be great such as Boris and his fellows. Not sure where this all goes next. Maybe to Starmer who at least is responsible but will have quite the mess to deal with.
In my observation, the crimes of motorists and cyclists are crimes of convenience and opportunity.

Motorists exceed the speed limit, roll through stop signs, sometimes blow through red lights (every light cycle at one intersection on my daily commute), and drive while distracted (I see the cell phones from my bike).

Cyclists blow through stop signs, sometimes blow red lights, and often take shortcuts that are technically illegal.
there will be no longer "training data" , that is, large datasets. People will finetune their models to add specific new subsets of images
I‘m not too worried about this because we already have this to an extend where it is required for a particular publisher to build up a reputation. People will learn to pay more attention to the reputation and publishers will apply more scrutiny in return
You almost never see a bunch of drivers arguing that it's OK to run red lights. It's quite common with cyclists; you can even look at the comments here and see several arguing that it's not a problem for cyclists to run red lights. Whether or not they're correct, it at least indicates that the behavior is much more common among cyclists.
>I don't agree that consumers are strictly limited by price. It's been the norm to finance vehicles with loans for a while now.

The monthly payments are dictated by the purchase price and interest rate. Guess who controls the interest rates?
any examples of such filters?
You've commented twice here to the effect that there are many reasons why a person might be forced to use Facebook. Care to elaborate? I can't think of any.

If the society in which one lives is backwards to the point of mandating a Facebook account to interact on a basic level... it might be time to turn on, tune in, drop out.

Gualdrapo's post doesn't actually say anything about why he _needs_ to use Facebook. Neighboorhood groups and FB marketplace are not necessary to live. I think we might be conflating needs and wants here.

Being accustomed to doing things in specific ways is not a need.
Metaverse like that Facebook VR game, or?
Xamarin is apparently merged into .net 6as .Net.maui. i only know 1 application that is multiplatform and relative popular: keepass.
Edit: Unwanted attention
This is crazy. Was the UK dependent on Russian gas too?
I choose my Jeep Renegade for the interior space.

And I drive in order to reach my destination, in peace and relaxed, not to impact anybody, and certainly not to kill.
This copyright "issues" are against the true nature of innovation.

By the means of Artificial INTELIGENCE, we must to accept a mind or intelligence is free to perceive external elements and use every stimulus to execute its own creative process.

The world is a perpetual iteration cycle amongst human beings. Good artists borrow, great artists steal.
I like Jellyfin, but I need the Samsung client to be finished first. At least it looks like it has been started: https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-tizen
But... California has sun. Why shouldn't they put solar panels on their land and roofs? Also, the turbines are indeed ugly. I live near some and they are much worse than the rolling, unmolested hills we have elsewhere.
> but people wanting to fly recreationally, it can give them a headstart.

No it won't. It will make them over-confident in their abilities by detaching them from reality and allowing them to build upon all sorts of bad habits. Trust me, as I said, I was that person. I had bad habits. The instructor instinctinvley knew where they came from.

For a start, flying an aircraft is composed of three elements, "Aviate, Navigate, Communicate". The skill of a good pilot is to be able to juggle all three. No matter what is going on with the aircraft. No matter how busy the airspace is that you are flying with.

You can't do that in a sim, even the multi-million big-jet sims the airlines use. The airlines use them purely for specific, targetted, procedural training (which is always fully supervised by a third person who is not "flying").

You can't simulate the randomness of real-life in all three aspects of aviation.

Also, on your home sim you just can't replicate reality. For example, a common item during training is to simulate loss of situational awareness (i.e. you suddenly don't know where you are). The answer to that is to put your aircraft in an orbit (maintaining constant altitude, constant speed) and get a radio fix from beacons on the ground. Meanwhile not forgetting about the effect of winds, and not forgetting the busy airspace around you. And that you have to balance a printed map on your lap. No cheating with GPS.

Doing that in real life in a small aircraft where you don't have the luxury of an autopilot, only a trim wheel is an ask for a trainee .... you're kidding yourself it you think you can realistically replicate that in any sim, let alone a home one. Its far too easy with a joystick and a cup of tea sitting in your comfortable chair infront of your computer !
"A Modest Proposal" is meant to make the rich think twice about their treatment of the poor. Do you think the Free Beacon wants its readers to feel worse about rolling coal and abusing cyclists?
May have been also that when you connected Pi to a power source it powered the phone too. I was using this system 10 years go with very cheap phone without OTG, so Pi was solution to this and other problems.
"very similar" insofar as it's following the narrow prompt, sure.

> Different runs can generate different size, orientation and placement of the bananas, as well as different shades of pink.

At that point it's definitely the curation causing any possible derivation. The image generator is innocently doing what you ask in an unbiased way.
Poker or sales. Thank God for the internet.
My latest evil advertising industry thought was for all of these infinite-scrolling social media feeds to force the scrolling to stop to watch a (10 second) ad, before you can keep scrolling.

Kind of like the commercial breaks of old, except for doom scrollers.
You can have the opinion that these corporations should not be able to deplatform Tate. I disagree, but that's a fine opinion. Where I become frustrated is when people claim that there is a logical connection between platforming people like Tate and protecting the rights of oppressed groups so that we must platform Tate in order to ensure that the state does not crush gay people or whatever.

The state has happily abandoned its own stated principles used to protect white men so that it can crush women, gay people, and racial minorities countless times throughout our history.
In any case if you are male and ever in a situation where you consider helping someone but don't because you might be considered a perv or a creep, look for another, preferably female adult and involve them in the effort of helping.

I would hope if the situation were grave enough, the instinct to help would just kick in regardless. Like if a kid were hit by a car, most people will want to help if they can. It's the less grave 'grey area' situations where I think people hesitate (which could well include someone in cardiac arrest or maybe having a fit) and teaming up with other strangers seems like a reasonable compromise.
When you sign out connected devices it disconnects everything, including your server. You will need to sign your server back in.
This lacks a year in the title.

They continued their research, with their next study having +500 participants. It's mechanical turk participants though.

https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/circ.142.suppl_4.139
It would be more understandable if you didn’t use single letter type names (someone posted an example from react-query elsewhere)
Yeah I think our perception of what we're looking at will change. It will go from 'this is a viewport into some place in our world' to 'i can imagine this environment'.
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To be fair, it has been Full Self Driving for years.

Here's the car. Drive it yourself.
You don't have to imagine that world, it is already here. The vast, vast majority of "news" sites out there is already straight up propaganda or ad-focused pseudo grassroots bullshit. Maybe not yet completely AI generated, but that seems like it would only be the cherry on top of the cake for the people behind it. We need solutions for this and not ways to prevent what has already happened.
You download a chinese firmware and flash it of course…
If the dropout faces rearward enough it'll still be effective. What needs to happen is the dropout needs to not allow the brake pad to be the pivot point for removal. But a rearward wheel removal path is problematic for other reasons: hitting the downtube during removal, requiring caliper removal to allow the rotor to clear, etc.
Is there a WooCommerce plugin that you need, but not exist?
Hello HN,

I would like to ask if there is a WooCommerce plugin which you really need, but you are not able to find it or maybe plugin exist, but it doesn't work as you expected?
Your imagination and abstractive abilities let you see a screen capture and put it in context of your device usage. Others can't - they need the device scenery to make it real to them.
Tiny Bead Implants May Cure Lung Cancer
The root cause problem here is having to pay rent in the first place.

The root cause is life and economic reality. Working for free is antithetical to survival and simply cannot be sustained over the long run.

Makes me wonder, what's the point?

I think the universe is instructing you to to become a landlord. Once this has been achieved, then you can spend all your time developing free software.
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Ethereum is moving to proof-of-stake! The transition, known as The Merge, must first be activated on the Beacon Chain with the Bellatrix upgrade. After this, the proof-of-work chain will migrate to proof-of-stake upon hitting a specific Total Difficulty value.

The Bellatrix upgrade is scheduled for epoch 144896 on the Beacon Chain – 11:34:47am UTC on Sept 6, 2022.

The Terminal Total Difficulty value triggering The Merge is 58750000000000000000000, expected between Sept 10-20, 2022.

Note: as announced earlier, the Kiln testnet is being sunset. Operators will shut down on September 6, 2022.

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> Imagine if we had cars that were built like cars from the 80s ...

I'd happily but such a car for the city, if it was cheap enough to be able to afford a more serious car for long journeys.
If you look at those three specific examples, you'll see decades of progress in the field between them. I don't think it's fair to say bad config file design, but maybe more fair to say that we've just gotten better at it as an industry over the last 30 years, and the ability to write better config files has gotten easier as well.
I wish I had discovered this before getting rid of my old android 4.4 tablet.
Related post by Plausible Analytics:

- How we built a $1M ARR open source SaaS

https://plausible.io/blog/open-source-saas
On my daily commute, I've now had a chance to observe the same e-cyclists several times through the summer months. I tend to notice and recognize bikes and cyclists because I'm interested in cycling. I think a lot of the behavior that folks are noticing, such as "it seems like e-bikes don't have brakes" is due to inexperience and residual car driving habits such as accelerating out of congestion.
Socialism would absolutely not require selfless people-it would simple require that workers control and own the companies they work in, and the knowledge that fixing other people’s problems makes everyone’s life better. Less theft, violence, better mental health, no more mass shootings, no more homeless encampments.

Imagine if that co-worker that doesn’t contribute or might even drag the team down can just quit and play PS5. Glorious.

How do I know people don’t need coercion or even pay to produce great products? Open source software. Windows is capitalism and Linux is socialism. Which do you prefer?
4. Use Instagram (and pretend they're not the same company)
I don't think I'd even point the finger at online narratives. I think the behavior we see in day to day life has a bigger effect on how we also behave in public. But maybe I'm being optimistic!
The types in Typescript are amazing. I believe they’re turing complete? The problem is that this allows people to do many really complicated things that’d just be avoided or impossible in other languages.

Typescript is a horrible as you make it.
Yeah, because there aren't other passengers behind pushing.

The city is badly designed. Busses shouldn't stop on traffic.
To be fair to the Jellyfin team, it seems they inherited a lot of tech debt from Emby which they've spent the last 2 years chipping away at.

It might not be in a great place now, but I'm not sure that's necessarily a reflection of the product
7 or so.

So longer than 4, but for just browsing IMO it should last much longer.
> If the society in which you live is backwards to the point of mandating a Facebook account to interact on a basic level... it might be time to turn on, tune in, drop out.

That's why it's de facto forced on to you. Ministries (Americans: Departments, not religious ministries) are usually only reachable either on Facebook or by physically traveling hours to their office. Facebook groups are the communication platform for any community point-of-contact, and most are set to only be accessible by having a Facebook account.

As a society, is it avoidable? Yes. As an individual? Good luck convincing others. It might be hard to wrap your head around it if you were not living in such an area, so thank your government that you have a say on your communication.
I have no idea what its like these days, but back then a ton of those sorts of methods would cause extra allocations (and thus unnecessary GC). That is the very last thing you want in a game engine.
> many people wonder why there is still a market for IPv4

This is so tone deaf.

Put it this way, if Verizon, Google, and Facebook weren’t the champions for IPV6 for rolling it out, I’d be on board.

First and foremost: ipv6 is unnecessary for the end user, ipv4 provides the default assumption that a casual anonymizing NAT is in use.

And we can be real: SRV records, SNI, NAT work just fine and solved all the problems IPV6 went to solve _from the consumer perspective _.

I know this comment will be incredibly unpopular on HN, but the points need to be addressed. Your ISP is not your friend and neither are these other companies that sell your information without your explicit consent.
It's not actually nonsense, some minor edits will make it clear.

> Why do they call it oven when you "oven" (of in) the cold food and "oveout" (of out) the hot food to eat?
There's a huge justification: comfort.
He did not say it explicitly, but I think that it is implied in this part of his comment:

> being skimmed off by landlords who just lazily sit around doing nothing productive

I would argue, that doing something that is not easy and taking risks is the opposite of lazily sitting around and doing nothing productive.
I really lack this angle from their studies. In their later study they conclude that:

"Likewise, said Perman, people need to be assured it's OK to touch a woman you don't know if you are helping someone who might otherwise die"

But that only holds if the risk of getting in trouble is not real. But they don't spend any energy figuring out if this barrier to CPR is imagined or real.
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who is you people and what ideas are we talking about?
This comment should be on the Wikipedia article for "parody indistinguishable from reality"
That just isn’t true. I’ve cycled while extremely drunk on multiple occasions (which, to be clear, I think is a bad idea).
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When I've cycled to work and gone for drinks afterwards, I'll leave my bike at the office and pick it up the next day, using public transport to get there.
I would take the tenner discount if I had the option to be honest, even though it's still worse value than pre-Video Prime.
Facebook's Four Problems
G'mic: A Full-Featured Open-Source Framework for Image Processing
I've also never seen a car going over a bycicle in my life… Doesn't mean it doesn't happen.
Your friends presumably don't post ads. So filter out things that aren't from your friends.
I’ll pose a mental model which is more than a bit simplistic, but I’ve watched big models in feedback loops before and I feel that the intuition is fundamentally sound.

There is sort of a fixed-point on this stuff that creates a Nash point. Every relevant move is a move for some advantage (from megacorp copyright laundering to aspiring influencer content output) and that competition tends to wash out roughly where you started.
Yes, in the same way that algorithms influence human decisions.
I understand this. It seems like this situation would be avoidable by an individual, but not by society at large because most individuals would take the path of least resistance.

Could you send mail through the post? Call on a telephone?
That's the problem... I've signed into my server directly (local URL) and it's still not happening. I sign in successfully, my server is listed in the left pane, but when clicking it I'm informed I don't have access. I can't even get into its settings.
An AI that recognizes AI generated images would be a great tool for training an AI that produces images that won't be recognized as AI generated images via GAN, no?
We had a friend who got into an minor accident (fall really) after drinking and cycling. He was wearing a helmet and he’s become a helmet evangelist.
Rick and Morty is good for a quick relax for 20 min after dinner, another might be good for thrills for longer time, how about a documentary the next day? It's easy to pick shows that match my interests and fits my taste, but they are scattered across platforms if they are available at all.

Unsubbing for shows feels wrong. What if I just want to watch a pilot? I'm not that calculated to manage my subscriptions based on a schedule.

What if friends come over? Sorry, no Netflix since yesterday :)
He also did a couple of recordings/talk on YouTube about how it all works and also does a live demo:

https://youtu.be/T4PJoAh4X1g?t=1977

It even works to align/overlay music, which is really cool:

https://youtu.be/T4PJoAh4X1g?t=2136
It's hard to gain click traction without alarming FUD. I, for one, welcome this news and celebrate it with an upvote!
A sympathy for old anime shows