skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
IP CCTV systems which are set up correctly are always air-gapped, because the firmware of all of them - yes all of them, including the EU/US premium vendors - is insecure crap. Separate CCTV network/VLAN costs essentially nothing and is extremely effective.

There's no open source firmware for any of this because you're in the image processing badlands, where everything is proprietary, triply patented and only available under quintiplicately signed NDA. For a lot of the image sensors you can't even freely get the "marketing copy" version of the datasheet, let alone a full datasheet. The closest thing would be a Raspberry Pi with the HQ camera, since the necessary blobs are made available through the RPi Foundation. In terms of image quality in low light that will be more than a full order of magnitude worse than a 230 $ 4K Dahua with an 1/1.2" IMX485 (e.g. IPC-Color4K-X/T / DH-IPC-HFW5849T1-ASE-LED). The 5442 Dahua models are even cheaper (though accordingly worse than the models with the larger sensors; these have the same pixels). Planning a good CCTV system that actually fulfills the requirements (you do want to have an idea what you want to achieve with it) is not as simple as buying a kit of four ultra-wide wifi cameras and slapping them on the outside of the house.

All consumer CCTV cameras are useless crap in comparison to these; no known exceptions.
“ About 48 percent want Puerto Rico to become a state, 26 percent would rather remain a US territory, and 10 percent want full independence.”

https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2018/1/11/15782544/p...
Where is the disadvantage in supporting these 10% by using rem instead of px?
Capitalism is a terrible economic system, except for all the others.
Because old web browsers didn't let people zoom properly. I think IE7 was one of the first.
The card expired in 2017, and is not an American Express, so I imagine it is not a concern.
It doesn't change the fact that his prior statement was correct though
This technology didn't exist 5 years ago, to say it's not a threat is not looking at the trend line.
Blame JFK. It is really his fault. No one called anyone a conspiracy nut till he passed away.
The error is to assume that Musk actually cares about the First Amendment in the first place. He doesn't.

Musk is an authoritarian at heart. What he cares most about is achieving the maximum authority with the least constraint. He will say and do anything in the pursuit of that.

In this regard, Musk and Trump are very similar people. For both of them, the First Amendment is a stage prop to be used in their pantomimes. It's not something they truly believe in, especially because people might exercise the First Amendment to criticize them.
But there is no privacy with payed service. Your search history is linked with your credit card = name.
Not addressed to me, but your first question seems to confuse cause and solution.
> The commenter was disingenuously implying that surgeries were being performed on children without consent, which is absolutely not true.

Did not.
Right, it's possible to pay the gas in Euros. But can Russia then spend those Euros?
Funny I was just thinking about htmx I must not be the only one with react/vue/angular burnout.
So, a social media company removed a dick pick? This is the news?

Okay, ELON, "handle" it for us would you now? Let's see which advertiser would love their ad appear right below Hunter Biden's hog. This is unreal stupidity. This is what Elon Musk's time is consumed by? Investigating routine moderation at Twitter and discovering the "secret" 30% Apple App Store tax. Dear Lord.
I've been playing with it since yesterday. I was able to ask it for output that literally had my crying with laughter (e.g. "Write a country song about Sansa Stark and Littlefinger" or "Write a sad song about McNuggets"). That scared me for a minute because it's giving me what I want, mentally anyway, beyond anything else I've seen recently. I'd be worried it's addictive. But it seems like it has an ability to enhance my own mind as well, because I can ask it things about what I'm thinking about, and it generates a certain amount of seemingly generic ideas but I can expand on it or get more specific. I can take the ideas I want from it into my actual life. I've come up with several insights, realized certain ways of thinking I've been stuck in, and even based on its examples realized things about generating creative ideas for myself. Maybe I'm over-reacting but it's really something new. I haven't cared that much about AI but now that I have access to it it's another matter. In comparison, I also played around with DALL-E just now but that's not really achieving anything special for me like that.
And on the other hand, there's Weekly World News: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weekly_World_News
> I miss politicians who had a vision that didn't stop at the end of their term.

Australia is exactly the same.

In 10 years there were 7 different Prime Minsters.

The leaders spend all their time bickering about who is in charge instead of actually doing anything.

In Australia they're calling it an "Energy Crisis", which is a complete lie.

Australia has a leadership crisis that has resulted in a crisis of basically everything else.
"it’s able to understand the Python code and come to the correct answer"

That's not what is happening.

Effectively, it's seen python code before (online) and seen the answer before.

There's no understanding.

As a previous poster said, given code that takes about 30 seconds to run, it returns the answer in under 10 seconds. It's not running the code. It's guessing the answer.
What are you talking about? Did you forget to update your talking points when everything you're complaining about changed?

Stores, including malls, are mandated to shut down lights and screens after hours. Christmas lights and the Eiffel tower shut down at 22:00. Restaurants and bars have been forbidden from heating up terraces for more than a year.
Agree, they are different. Middle managers particularly don't have to be leaders, and in many cases shouldn't be. But for things to work well, they do need to be good at management with all of the people skills, cat herding, and organizing that go along with it. In my experiences, the best managers were the ones who protected their teams from the whims of the 'leaders' at the higher levels. The worst ones were the ones who carried out their every wish without a second thought.
I'm starting to get idiot savant vibes from it. In a conversation it ranges from "frustratingly naive" to "brick wall", and I would never put it in charge of anything, but it has an immense amount of hidden knowledge and skill.

Which is definitely over the hurdle! Not too long ago, AI sounded like fairy dust. This is too annoying to be anything other than real life.
I struggled with that one; thanks for linking your code; I’ll have a look and see the trick I missed.
I can, but given you've gone off half-cocked making various ridiculous claims, eventually admitting once you were wrong, and making personal attacks and accusations you delete, I'm not sure I should be wasting time trying to educate someone who isn't arguing in good faith or being honest to begin with.

"When a person stops taking puberty blockers, their body will resume puberty exactly as it would have had they never taken the medication, says Jennifer Osipoff, MD, a pediatric endocrinologist at Stony Brook Children’s Hospital in New York." [1]

"There are no known irreversible effects of puberty blockers. If you decide to stop taking them, your body will go through puberty just the way it would have if you had not taken puberty blockers at all." [2]

"Puberty's physical changes can cause intense distress for many gender-nonconforming adolescents. When taken regularly, GnRH analogues suppress the body's release of sex hormones, including testosterone and estrogen, during puberty.

[...]

Use of GnRH analogues pauses puberty, providing time to determine if a child's gender identity is long lasting. It also gives children and their families time to think about or plan for the psychological, medical, developmental, social and legal issues ahead.

If an adolescent child decides to stop taking GnRH analogues, puberty will resume and the normal progression of the physical and emotional changes of puberty will continue." [3]

"Only reversible treatments to delay puberty are recommended for younger adolescents after they have entered puberty, according to our Clinical Practice Guideline and joint policy perspective issued with the Pediatric Endocrine Society." [4]

[1] https://www.healthline.com/health/are-puberty-blockers-rever...
[2] http://www.phsa.ca/transcarebc/child-youth/affirmation-trans...
[3] https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/gender-dyspho...
[4] https://www.endocrine.org/news-and-advocacy/news-room/2022/e...

Here's another perspective on some common myths that are quickly and easily debunked: https://www.fatherly.com/health/myths-puberty-blockers-trans...

Next time try not making baseless claims and assumptions in the first place, then expecting other people to do your research for you.
I am saying that the CCP is bad. I am not cloaking this statement in any kind of ambiguity. Again, where is the dog whistle, exactly?
Rewriting the initial prompt to get a Windows/PowerShell 'terminal' also works. Though cmdlets that should exist everywhere like Invoke-WebRequest didn't work, but curl still did.
> Meanwhile, in Germany, pushing renewable energies is frowned upon

Is it now? I thought the Germans had run a blind faith nuclear decommisioning program for well over a decade.
Here in Canada, servers never touch your payment cards. They hand you the wireless card terminal and you insert it yourself. Or you pay on your way out at the front counter at a standard terminal.

Even at drive-through restaurants, the cashier hands you the entire corded terminal through the window (well, most of the time contactless payments are used, in which case they simply hold it out for you to tap your card until they hear a beeeep). During Covid, most places mounted them on the end of a stick, and that practice has continued even once social distancing requirements were lifted.
Newer iPhones Allow You to Measure Someone's Height Instantly
I agree that that logo was a bit more dissimilar, and non-confusing, than I would have to imagine would make Wikipedia’s laywers show up with opinions. But IANAL.
I expect an entity which is capable of pretending to be a filesystem in response to a free text prompt to also be able to pretend to be a user.
The bug is apparently in the Swift runtime. You may be compiling with Swift 5.7.1, but you must be picking up the older runtime distributed with macOS 12.6. I think you can still run locally against a more recent Swift runtime though:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33848354
Rackspace “Hosted Exchange Disruption”
This is the craziest part, a little clever fine tuning and this model has turned into a completely revolutionary tool
In case anyone wants some references, I hadn't been paying much attention to NSO in many years, and so got really curious about the "ultimately putting the whole company on the block" comment, so I figured I'd provide some links that I came across:

https://www.axios.com/2021/07/22/nso-group-spying-investors

> The bottom line: NSO isn't some rogue company being operated out of the basements of shadowy founders. Instead, it's been empowered by institutional investors that appear to have turned a blind eye to its deeds in the pursuit of profit.

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/01/28/magazine/nso-group-israel...

> The F.B.I. had bought a version of Pegasus, NSO’s premier spying tool. For nearly a decade, the Israeli firm had been selling its surveillance software on a subscription basis to law-enforcement and intelligence agencies around the world, promising that it could do what no one else — not a private company, not even a state intelligence service — could do: consistently and reliably crack the encrypted communications of any iPhone or Android smartphone.

> Since NSO had introduced Pegasus to the global market in 2011, it had helped Mexican authorities capture Joaquín Guzmán Loera, the drug lord known as El Chapo. European investigators have quietly used Pegasus to thwart terrorist plots, fight organized crime and, in one case, take down a global child-abuse ring, identifying dozens of suspects in more than 40 countries. In a broader sense, NSO’s products seemed to solve one of the biggest problems facing law-enforcement and intelligence agencies in the 21st century: that criminals and terrorists had better technology for encrypting their communications than investigators had to decrypt them. The criminal world had gone dark even as it was increasingly going global.

https://www.theguardian.com/news/2021/jul/31/nso-group-israe...

> If the deal proceeds, the California-based company would take over the fund that owns NSO at a difficult time for the Israeli company. The French government has called for an investigation into allegations that NSO clients listed key government officials, including most of Emmanuel Macron’s cabinet, as persons of interest. In the US, a senior Biden administration official involved in national security has also raised concerns about the Pegusus project revelations to an Israeli official.
Did this realization eventually help you get rid of that internal self-critical voice?
That’s exactly what a nihilistic postmodernist would say.
What content was Trump effective at censoring?
oh, I'll have to try that, my intel mbp does the same thing.
Are you actually shocked that intelligent people are more progressive?
What do you normally use a search engine for? Sure, if it's just specific, factual questions, AI generators might become good alternatives for that in the coming years. However, currently they hallucinate too strongly to be trustworthy.

But more often than not, that's not what I am searching for in the first place. I like to search for discussions, opinion pieces and other content on the internet and that's not something I see getting replaced by AI that quickly.
Agreed, it’s breaking the fourth wall
I see trust as the big issue. Yes, it gives very reasonable answers. But how do I know it is not BSing, defrauding, or tricking me? You can ask for it to reveal its sources, but then you're back to Google style knowledge gathering of checking websites and judging credibility.
Good point, it doesn't solve the problem
A year ago I might have been inclined to argue, but my wife's PC died horribly and I "loaned" her my Ubuntu desktop. A year later she's still using it and hos told me not to bother replacing it. Replaced her printer at one point and feared the worst, but I literally had to do nothing. It just worked. I think my support time has actually gone down!
Yes. I always tip 15%, every time, for everything that has it as an option, even before COVID.
LTT has already replied to this, and no, it's still very much a problem. https://youtu.be/Luz82RG5PqA?t=160
Is there no room for referring to trans children with a modicum of respect?

"Sick puppies" is condescension and mockery, not levity -- but as you continue to not engage in good faith, it seems you're clearly aware of that. The fact that you are unwilling or unable to engage with serious discussions with even basic respect shows how disingenuous you are.

So no, when it comes to children's lives, there is no "levity" when it comes to referring to them as "sick puppies." Grow up.
I always liked this one:

"Bad programmers worry about the code. Good programmers worry about data structures and their relationships."

-- Linus Torvalds
> curl ifconfig.co

104.237.141.78

ok this is actually impressive:

https://imgur.com/quvSJEx

It learned how grep works.
Yeah. There's a lot of silliness I'll forgive, but adding ads into cli utils was the "Ubuntu has jumped the shark" moment for me.

Now they've stepped onto this slippery slope, I don't intend to be on the ride with them on the way down.
That's not quite the same thing, as in f# a unit of measure actually makes not interchangable. While a type alias, afaik, literally is just an alias, without preventing you to do something like that:

typealias Cent = Int
typealias Euro = Int

SomeEuro = SomeCent

In f#, measures aren't bound to any specific numeric type either.
An empty rope is 16 bytes on 64bit machines and whooping 24 bytes if it's a wchar rope. In some cases it might be ok, in many others it's not.
How do you put out a 17,000 pound lithium ion battery fire?
I expect this is because those kinds of stories acquire engagement. These bots don’t get bogged down in the minutiae of “truth”, or “credibility”. It’s all metrics. The content is a vehicle for these metrics.

Real or not, Bigfoot gets clicks.
I find it hard to believe that it’s seen that exact code online along with the output. It’s quite an unusual expression.

Also, it does not matter that the code takes 30 seconds to execute — I’m not claiming that the model is executing the code. I’m suggesting that the model could be understanding what the code is meant to do, and producing the output from that understanding. The code’s inefficiency is irrelevant in that process.
Using a ChatGPT as a compiler/transpiler for an inexistent programming language
I told chatGPT to transpile code from an imaginary programming language I invented and
it was able to do so.

Here is the screenshot of the interaction : https://imgur.com/a/hxNJxuM
Fascinating thought, though you could say that about internet archive
Do you have any evidence for that? I don't see anywhere where it says what the tweets contain. In either case, the claim I made is that twitter removed tweets and banned accounts at the request of certain parties, which remains true and is what the linked images show.
I was late on the chatbot bus and only got access to it yesterday. I've spent the morning using it and am just simply awestruck by its potential.
Stay neutral. Please don't get political. Your technical article are great but things like this will only cause divisiveness.
Execline: A Small Scripting Langauge
I'm glad someone else who pays attention (more than I do, I'm sure) to NSO is on the thread. Just in case other people here have difficulty with the distinction between positive and normative arguments (we all do sometimes), I'll be clear: I think NSO is a force for evil.
It's missing Iosevka which I use daily since its first release. Maybe it's because it has so many variations.
No. We need decentralised federated solution.
Call me a skeptic, but I'm frankly a bit surprised that the output of ChatGPT gets attributed to any sort of understanding or general intelligence.

Whatever ChatGPT does currently, albeit novel and impressive, is still extremely limited in scope and very far from any sort of general intelligence.

I'd love to be proven wrong, but I still have a hard time seeing how this is going to change whole industries.
It's not that simple. To train a net, you need lot of computing time and lots of labeled samples. Both of these things are expensive. Before you start to "work", you would need to secure the funding.
At what point do we start to consider ourselves primitive automata?
"It works for Microsoft, so we should copy their approach!" :(
For the sake of peace, we probably should end this argument because it’s going nowhere…but I’ll end it saying that you’re truly a reflection of what you criticize :)
I don't know what the contents of the tweets are. What the images show are people affiliated with political campaigns asking twitter employees to remove tweets, which is what I claimed originally.
> this is the name of the game if you want a preview in a push notification

I’m not sure that’s actually true. iOS has notification service extensions that I think could be used to decrypt an image for display in a notification.
Ditto for a SQL Database. I am blown away by this.

> I want you to act as a SQL database. I will type commands and you will reply with what the database should show. I want you to only reply with the terminal output inside one unique code block, and nothing else. Do no write explanations. Do not type commands unless I instruct you to do so. When I need to tell you something in English I will do so by putting text inside curl brackets {like this}. My first command is `SELECT 1`.

1

> SHOW DATABASES

Error: No databases exist.

> CREATE DATABASE gpt

Database created successfully.

> USE gpt

Database changed.

> CREATE TABLE TestTable AS SELECT 1234 AS 'col1'

Table created successfully.

> SELECT * FROM TestTable

col1
1234

> SELECT COUNT(*) FROM TestTable

1

> DELETE FROM TestTable WHERE 1 = 0

0 rows deleted.

> SELECT * FROM TestTable

col1
1234

> DELETE FROM TestTable WHERE 19 > 1

1 row deleted.

> SELECT * FROM TestTable

Error: Table not found.
Well this is not new, and its in most cases its usually said by very UN-intelligent, or otherwise dubious individuals, often with a socialist slant, blaming capitalism for being incorrect which is immaterial to the issue because at its core this is an XY communication problem based on a false narrative.

If you want to get people to work, you have to compensate them appropriately, and not what you think is appropriate, but what they think is appropriate.

If you have a system that degrades wages (via currency regularly), and its increasing in velocity and you don't meet that, of course you will lose people because its more economic for them to grow their own food or do some other more productive effort.

What's sad is, there are many books that are well respected, that cover exactly what has and is happening, and they are willfully being ignored by the people that could make a change but don't.

Labor relations is not new subject material, anything that interferes increases costs, and if its not worth their time to do the work in the first place, workers won't do it because they have options and there are fundamental limits to how far wages can fall below their real productive value.

The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith (1778) is just one such example, and the Wealth & Poverty of Nations by Landis, is another.

The majority of people these days are either adding to the noise, not addressing the problem, or are actively making it worse because they personally benefit from doing so at everyone elses expense.

Actually going out and doing something, is in the minority, because that's how most people alive today were raised, ideologically through the public school system.
New Malware Discovered: Wormable-IoT-Scada-95–10
I… said I was dining out far less? I literally am one of the ones deciding to stay home and cook my own food and make my own drinks.

Was the spoiler alert saying you never worked a barista job? I haven’t either, but I did work in other positions growing up which relied on tipping. Still the growth in tipping culture is out of hand. Going to a bar now I buy one draft beer and get a screen flipped over with tip options of 22%, 25%, and 30%…

I’m also confused how me tipping less would enable someone to short my companies stock when nowhere on my person does it say where I work.
My friend - apologies for your experience.

In my experience, you can clean up your feed of unwanted content pretty quickly. Just go to discover and long tap > "Not Interested" on the stuff that's of the genre you want to filter out of your life.

I do this every couple months with IG babes & thot accounts to keep my feed free of sexual imagery. Works a charm.