skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Does the new generated picture take into account of all previously generated image or just whatever is around the square, the first is amazing, the latter was a feature that was already there.

Regardless, this is a great way for people to fight the lack of detail in Dall-E which I think is one of it's largest flaw.
> “Cookies” is shorthand for “persistent storage”

"Cache" is also “persistent storage” to me.
Yep, I was of the same mind, fully expecting this to be SIO, not the joystick port. SIO was really ahead of the game for its time.
No family is exactly what I meant. More than 1 in every 2 adult are living without a spouse and 15% adult live by themselves alone [1]

[1] https://www.census.gov/newsroom/press-releases/2021/families...

No government can replace the support system a family can provide.
ha ha ha! Will call you. Idea was to simply get a consensus & let the audience decide. More democratic.
And every time I drag that little square reticle to fill in a 128x128 patch of an image, you can be sure it'll be a 15 second API call that I'm charged $0.25 for. Yipee! Very open.
> Think of them like a landlord (hosting) vs fire department (ddos) situation

This is kind of a ridiculous comparison. A real-world landlord is a private individual extracting rent from their tenants while a real-world fire department is a publicly funded institution with a duty to protect everyone.

Cloudflare offers both its hosting and DDOS services as a private company. They aren't morally obligated to provide anything, regardless of whether the DDOS protection is offered for free.
Right now their server can simply block all IPs and all certs not from Cloudflare.

Firewalls resists DDoS better than web servers and DBs
> They could have likely sold it or spun it out, but did not do so.

Doing either would have required de-acquiring the team that develops and runs it. Whereas I assume the whole point of acquiring Zenly was to acquihire those folks to work on Snap (and likely then lay off the now-redundant engineers previously working on Snap’s geo features.)
Alternative Title: Scientists realize the full extent of Hubble's limitations when analyzing James Webb Data.
Fuzzing network protocol is a good usecase.
It's a fair critique and one we have discussed. With this change we are extending the lifetime of the units to three months to give users more flexibility. This is a net user improvement, today if you pay for a subscription any "unused" quota disappears after a month.
Someone has been upscaling DS9 already[1]. Obviously not release anywhere.

Not sure I'd want them in 16:9, hd 4:3 like the other HD releases of TNG and TOS would do me. I understand they shot on video so an official true HD remaster is likely to never happen.

1. https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/324466-tutorial-how-to-u...
Could you point me to some of those subreddits/forums? A quick search didn't yield anything but I'm probably not familiar with the specific terminology they would use.
Could WeWork end differently, if it had a different set of VCs?
Perhaps the comment was about HttpOnly which cannot be read by random ad / tracking scripts on the page. It is still storing data, but now the server needs to actively transmit it to other parties.
>Handmade does not mean "hacked together". Airplanes are handmade. My dinner is handmade.

In my view you are defining two types of handmade here. Dinner can be handmade of course, but from an evolutionary perspective this is necessarily true. I would put this into its own category given how fundamental it is. But aside from that, just from a basic perspective, dinner is very simple to make, and the ingredients are standardized by nature itself; that is, there cannot be any incompatibility between two foods. So the parts are extremely simple and the building process even simpler. And there are minimal safety concerns. Although from a quick search I found the following:

>CDC estimates 48 million people get sick, 128,000 are hospitalized, and 3,000 die from foodborne diseases each year in the United States.

I don't know what to conclude from this, but it doesn't matter anyway. The reason being that we cannot compare making dinner to making a blender. This is obvious from my evolutionary perspective given above but also from direct observation. The ingredients of a blender are much more specialized. Size matters, quality matters, and it all has to fit together. I'd compare it to a Linux based OS actually. Most people need someone to package all the utilities together (and provide support, but lets ignore that). Except hardware of course does not scale in this way. You need to repeat the process each time. The is the problem that factories solve: securing supply, putting it together, and all this at scale. In regards to the airplane example, the definition of handmade is vastly changed, or at least the type of handmade has changed. Now there are government regulators, extremely specific and expensive machines (some of which I assume are in house), highly skilled engineers and billions of dollars at work. The only reason we aren't using factories is because we can't (I'm taking your word for it, I don't know). Unless you are referring to smaller planes, which maybe don't have all this involved (I don't know anything about this either). But at the very least they have a few skilled engineers and a lot of tools. We can't use these engineers to make blenders and washing machines, it just cannot scale. There need to be billions of these things. Maybe a few thousand can afford this, but now we have lost our engineers to less important problems.

This said, you never directly suggested we do this at scale. Only that you would like if possible.
How exactly is Kiwi Farms helping with this when the vast majority of their forum threads are like "LOL tr--ns talking about X." Seriously, just go skim their site, tell me exactly where they fulfill this function?
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I can't find it now but I remember reading an article a while back about how the FBI with several other worldwide law enforcement partner took down a terrorist website, but behind the scenes the CIA or NSA wasn't happy about it because they had all the information in one place they could tap but now that the FBI disrupted that it made their job harder.
Only matter of time before Adobe adds inpainting with hooks to local or API generative tools, using OpenAI to edit works like this is like transporting back to past using basic image editing tools.
I'm using 512x768 as the default, but a quick test shows only a marginal difference in speed between the two. I'll have to give Windows a try to see if it's the driver holding me back. Do you have any tips or resources for up-scaling the image after?
No one prevented Spiegel from buying Musical.ly and turning it to TikTok.
True.

Let's say KiwiFarms was entirely hosted/located in a shed in the middle of nowhere. Someone walks up to it and sets it on fire. Should the local fire department put it out? Assume it's not going to spread to other buildings/etc.
> I think that your and your friend's argument reduces to "the AI is not a human, but a machine-like, and thus can not be `inspired' but only `reproduce'".

That's the one argument, but it's not the most important important.

The most compelling issue here is that SD used copyrighted data scraped from the Internet without even informing the authors, who were not unknown to SD authors, because they tagged them in the model.
> You constantly talk in the terms of faithful ideas and yet reject they exist.

I'm perplexed why you say that I reject faithful ideas exist. I don't.

> You don't know, what you don't know.

Agreed.

> This really feels like pearls before swine. Have a nice day.

Wow what a rude and ignorant way to have a discussion. But ok, let's end it here.
Hey all ! I worked on this with Sagar a couple weeks back. The tl;dr of this is that it generates a (in my heavily-biased opinion) relatively clean SDK given an OpenAPI schema, similar to what a human would write. We’d used several other OpenAPI SDK generators but found their result to be a bit too big (and not tree-shakable); so spent a bit of effort trying to work out a way to compile-in the OpenAPI spec into a thin (but statically typed) wrapping around axios — very similar to an SDK coded manually.

Here's a few examples:

1. The Petstore API (an tiny example): https://easysdk.xyz/sdk/petstore.json-7bb7c53e017c0f7432f7bd...

2. Our own API: https://easysdk.xyz/sdk/openapi.yaml-ee89154ee9cf9a77f9fb07d...

3. The LOTR API: http://easysdk.xyz/sdk/lotr.yaml-f1ec4cde1ca7839dca2685e283e...

The generator works by:

1. Dereferencing an OpenAPI specification into something with inline types. (Ideally we'd handle type references rather than inlining them, but haven't got there yet)

2. Walking the type-graph, and mapping it to Operations (a combination of Path and Method).

3. Using the Typescript SDK, generating the SDK via creating AST nodes whilst walking the type graph.

4. Trying to compile in:

1. Path Parameters as ES6 Template strings (e.g. `"/v1/apis/{apiID}/api_endpoints"` => `/v1/apis/${props.apiID}/api_endpoints`)

2. Query params into axios parameters

3. Body params as an additional argument to the SDK

It's not perfect, but we've used this to help run our own unit tests (and have a few customers trying it out too)! Happy to answer any questions
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As a European, I want this tumor at our doorstep excised. We fooled ourselves into believing trade would magically bring Russia in line; absolutely nothing bears this out. Russian rulers have been a horrible influence on humans in our continent for centuries (remember, Russians have to live there largely in squalor every day for as long as the country exists).

I do hope future generations don't suffer the consequences of our need for 'peace' (a more factual description would be self-delusion). Actual peace means an excision like we did with Nazi rule. There can be no trace left, or else it'll keep festering for more centuries still.
I think it's undeniable that AI can create novel things, the question is if AI can create novel things that are also interesting. A randomized 600x600 png is novel, but it isn't at all interesting, much of what goes into making a piece of art interesting is not a quantifiable or well-defined goal. That's not to say that AI is better than humans, just the opposite, art is a deeply human object, and I do not know if we would appreciate art made and developed by AI in the same way we do absorbing and creating art in response to each other.
It's not just Viagra. The NYT article has far more details on the BUD/S program and its culture of win at any cost.[0]

[0]https://www.nytimes.com/2022/08/30/us/navy-seal-training-dea...
It's not that industry isn't for you, it's that overwork isn't for you. I'd go so far as to say that overwork isn't for anyone but who am I to tell people how to live their lives!

Your "one wild and precious Life" (ref:Mary Oliver) is short and slips away quickly. Spend as much of it doing the things you want to do as you can. Don't let anyone talk you into overworking yourself: that's only to be done in an actual emergency situation.
I can't predict the future, but there is one big difference between Snap and the FAANG companies. Snap hasn't been profitable for the last 5 years.
> Nobody competes with them as 'Apple for networking'

Apple used to ;_;
I was still using my Airport Expresses until they gave out. Didn't care if they didn't have the latest wifi standards, they were way easier to manage than Ubiquiti or anything else.
Yeah but they are also working just as effectively against Europe as an intended or unintended side effect.
Do you expect them to provide computing power for free?
I see 1 as an existential threat that can crumble nations, wipe out ecosystems, and kill billions of humans. I see 2 as something troubling that may have small negative effects on humans, and may have bad-but-not-catastrophic effects on certain species of fish.

So by all means, let's keep working on 2, in our free time, while we focus on 1. (metaphorically - I understand lots of people can work on lots of different things)
I know people in high school and early college who are using Snap heavily, even over Instagram. In fact, many of them have zero Instagram posts and simply use it as a group messenger.
New model that examines materials at mesoscale may be bridge to next-gen devices
I know you can restrict the methods on the client (and which keys you use) but can the client determine the host actually used it?
not according to Pew - Instagram is still strong amongst teens https://www.pewresearch.org/internet/2022/08/10/teens-social...
The problem I run into at work is developers learn ORMs in many situations before they learn SQL itself. As a result, many are used to ORMs which can do this for them via parameterization or they simply were never exposed to them. Whether it’s good or bad, right or wrong, we’ve found that ensuring certain concepts are shared across all developers via a team onboarding training trumps the inconvenience when they already know these.
In the counterfactual world where he says that, the top comment on HN would have been that he's trying to weasel out of personal responsibility. Besides, let's be honest: he's going to be heavily policed by the Internet on any statement that is similar to the ones on Ubiquiti. I think he will be quite aware.

In fact, here's an example of exactly what you're saying being considered a convenient excuse: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32664689
Josh Moon (founder) gloating on stream about getting Chloe Segal to kill herself after KF harassed her for 5 years

https://twitter.com/keffals/status/1564490554754433025
There's a tweet from him on February 11th that says the media's gross for pushing for a war. Beyond that, all he does is suggest we should be demanding more evidence for claims of an impending war that Biden and the intelligence community were pushing. He's even talked about the invasion as recently in June in a way that suggests he doesn't think it's invented[1] by media.

Do you actually have a specific example of Snowden saying that "the Russian Invasion of Ukraine was invented by the American media"?

[1]https://www.coindesk.com/video/recent-videos/edward-snowden-...
It's a race to the top. New functionality is added and the model is improved week over week.
It's common for stocks to rise after layoffs. Investors already know the company is in bad shape, and the layoffs signal things might be changing.

But why in the world is the comment currently being downvoted?

Anyone in tech, working for a non-profitable publicly traded company should be ready for layoffs. This will typically happen after earnings (otherwise you signal there is a problem before your investors know the current state of the company which is bad).

This is clearly the message being sent by this stock price rise. Everyone can pretend it's just a snap specific problem but this is coming to everyone.

edit: to add, if you look at Wayfair stock the day they announced only 5% layoffs, 8/19, their stock dropped considerably. The message from wall street is not "layoffs" but "serious layoffs"
Stop shifting the goalposts.
$300M is too much for an acquire unless they are super AI scientists who have know-how that's worth a few billion.

$30M - maybe. If they have 30 person team and they are really good.

I remember that deal and it stunk. It feels like one of those pilfering Private Equity deals where someone is getting payback for something or the other.
Why can't we provide it ourselves and skip the middleman?
I'd say that the sea floor or dark side of the moon are good places to hide things. That doesn't say anything about motivation or probability though.
Yeah, even I am making TV shows.
That's exactly what happened with FOSTA and they roll over and ask for their tummies to be tickled, because Cloudflare's official policy is that the lives of sex workers isn't terribly important.
Updated with how shutting down Zenly means firing the whole team. The Zenly engineers always worked on Zenly, and not on Snap. If the goal was to acquihire, they are letting their whole acquisition go.

It smells like a complete change in direction. I am just unsure why not sell an asset that seems pretty valuable, or spin out, keeping ownership stake.
As part of a post mortem you should ask "People will remain fallible; How can we change the process so this is unlikely to happen in the future?" And in general one likes to see that kind of transparency ... but if the the problem is someone snuck through our defenses, often we don't want want to publicize the changes made because it might help the next person.

Although a "Steps will be taken." might be nice.
Yes. I think so.
Adam was receptive to Rebecca because she used positive encouragement to influence him.

The VCs were just silent. Masa was awed by Adam’s salesy nature. He even encouraged him to be crazy.

A different set of VCs would have created a different ending to WeWork!
Would love to know more about this , how do you plan on using it ?
people here are quite honest.
> * An argument should be able to stand on its own regardless of which people believe in it or use it.*

Which is why I continued on with addressing the argument.

> Lots of people have very awful company (take for example Hollywood actors associating with predators)

False equivalency I'd say. Yes, the entertainment industry as a whole SUCKS. But if you think about it for even a second, you'll realize there is a difference between being an actor and being an open Nazi.
Ask HN: You have to switch professions tomorrow, what do you choose and why?
But doesn’t every other asset perform that same function? Precious metals or any other foreign currency, for instance?
Sept 29 we'll have an announcement. Working on a blog post now that hopefully (?) will resolve some open questions.
That's still a race to the bottom if the price isn't going up.
No, I didn't. How does this relate to my comment ?
SLS has about 50% more lift capacity to LEO based on a quick google search. But Starship still can lift 100 metric tons to LEO. How much stuff are we launching that needs SLS's lift capability that couldn't be launched across multiple launches and assembled in space?
My main point was that fasting could supplement or partially replace rapamycin the drug
As a third party unaffected by the events in any direct way, I don't feel it's appropriate to give an opinion on whether the apology is satisfactory or not. If Ubiquiti has one, I suppose that's for them to express, or not, as they choose.
It's nothing like the evangelicals by any stretch of the imagination. The fact of the matter is that Kiwi Farms is a cesspit full of people who revel in obsessing over people and then harassing them not only at their jobs but even through their private communications (phone numbers, personal email addresses, etc). How you react if dozens of people just started calling you at all hours because you're trans and are visible in a social network? How would you react to having to explain to your employer that it's just "some kids" constantly badgering you and them when you're busy doing work? How would handle the act of them calling the police with false reports that result in a SWAT raid? This isn't hypothetical, it's happened many times due to Kiwi Farms and other forums.
What if AI is controlling the car? Do you sue the passenger?
in my experience, subways are faster than cars in many cities; sometimes trams too to a lesser extent since they're slower and hit the red lights, or buses with dedicated lines (like the Metrobus in Mexico City)
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Which one, NMN or Rapa?
They were making quick bites before Quibi.
Except they're not, because they shut down Switter.
I’m still bitter about this. The story absolutely reeked from the beginning and Krebs did nothing but unnecessarily sensationalize it like a tabloid journalist. I got downvoted a million times over when I pointed this out at the time, why I don’t know, it was obvious to anyone who wasn’t foaming at the mouth to pounce on Ubiquiti. In decades past this was a career-ending error…I wish it still was, I’ll never take a single word Krebs says seriously ever again.
It's possible to store the private CA keys on something like YubiKey hardware offline. That seems like a good trade off if you don't have access to a cloud based HSM. Ideally, the private CA keys would be stored in an HSM and used to sign any keys you needed with them. Note: this is not to be confused with using a FIDO/U2F hardware authenticators which is also a good idea.

This can double not only has a PKI for hosts and users using SSH connections but you can also use the PKI for signature verification of arbitrary data.
Care to elaborate? I just re-read the article and honestly still don't know what complexity OP was referring to.

Do you mean the fact that cookies and LocalStorage (or other APIs able to persist data) are often considered the same thing when using the term "cookies"?
I think this was absolutely warranted. Ubiquiti's stance as a reliable and secure networking company was damaged in my mind. Krebs absolutely did damage to their reputation.
Are they non-profit? Does receiving $1b investment from a for-profit company still mean you can be non-profit?
>People are coerced into killing themselves over the most benign conditions (allergies/depression/etc).

That claim is notably absent from your source.
Is "has anyone ever made X?" really a "research question"?
Did you bother to read the post? They’re not taking money from them
Saying that he was part of the blackmail scheme would make him maybe target of legal actions from Ubiquiti. So .. that you will not get. He has to do the same company-lingo like they all do after screwups.
It seems these days that everything that is rightwing even a little is considered extremist in left leaning circles.
Every tech company has their own TV shows. Here's some other example:

https://www.shopify.com/studios

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_YouTube_Premium_origin...
My understanding is that winning at any cost is the nature of Special Forces/Warfare. They aren't normal troops with the normal abundance of resources or operating arenas.
We started with wood last winter (I live in big city in middle of Europe). And we continue this year. Actually it's not that big deal with heat.

Electricity is more problematic.
The model is hosted on many sites by now, so it is important to compare the checksums
It sounds like getting together and using the legal system is your best bet here
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Not to get in the way of a good conspiracy theory, but the reason you can't enter a plain IP is because the H in DoH stands for Https, and there's no way to validate SSL against a bare IP. A false sense of security is worse than a bad one!
`[k: string]: unknown;`

It looks like all the data interfaces add this, which will (a) happily swallow typos, and (b) give you no warning that you might be pushing extra (i.e. private) data to the remote.

I understand that some people like the flexibility it provides, but it would be nice for that to be an option. There's no way I'd use the generated types with that, and the tool has a lot less value if I still have to go in and modify its output by hand.
Their research is closed -- they don't release model weights, nor in most cases the training or model scripts. Certain things they release, just like any other for-profit research firm.
A shorter name might help
> turning what were once agricultural fields into a giant inland lake

From the article
users aren't the hosts
That's just the nature of trusting someone else to be your CA. You don't have to do that to use SSH certs.
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Maybe part of an informal settlement ;)