skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Is that a defence or further proof of malfeasance?

The Biden campaign, which became the government, perhaps in part due to the assistance provided, requested and received assistance. If the campaign wasn't the government and didn't have the power to compel assistance, why did Twitter help?
I just checked my UK eighties version and the Marshal is 1 on the board
Yeah and that "desktop paradigm" gets old

I need my custom awesomewm desktop now

Also putero means whore house in spanish.
I agree in that the collective that you mention exists, and it is probably the majority. They are not the target.

Remember that scammers are lazy. The target is someone who doesn’t notice the punctuation problems. People with mental illnesses, etc, but with access to funds. It might very well be much smaller than the group you mention but they are easier to scam. No need to use technical trickery. They will give you their credit card details over the phone.
Do you see positioning this say against a Citrix (IE: corporate desktop virtualization) or as a Google Apps alternative, (IE: students, consumers looking for a cross-device solution)? Or something else altogether?
They already have the users. It’s about stopping them from leaving. And Twitter is arguably a better product by miles than Mastodon.
He also promised a new team to be established before unblocking any accounts but that didn’t happen either
Settlement dates, and dates on derivatives and futures are also hell.

And binary floating point price and volume representation is still rife in the industry, leading to all kinds of pain.
up in Italy for me
They are not forced to come up with new ideas. They can also write something like „I have no further information about that“. But in training this is probably discouraged, because they shouldn’t answer all questions like that.
These were Hunter Biden dick pics specifically. I am no expert on the Twitter TOS but involuntary pornography seems like it is probably on there.
Stupid thing to say but I wish sometimes for China to do something stupid so the Western world can sanction the shit out of them - and I can finally browse Amazon without sifting through hundreds of shovelware products in every category.

The worst part is their products are actually often bad, you use them a short time then throwaway.. so they are also contributing to global pollution.

What I find dumbfounding is how their gov thinks their economy is great or whatever in that line of thinking when they’re literally a parasite who is utterly dependent on the West and would be nowhere without us… but ok I get it the same could be said for us too.

I mean like they act as if they are not totally interdependent with the Western world. Good for them, that will eventually be their downfall. Evolution doesn’t care for inefficient/dysfunctional systems.
Ultimately Amazon is the one doing this though. They are justing using these sellers as the “right hand.”
import test from 'node:test';
^^^^^^

Uncaught:
SyntaxError: Cannot use import statement inside the Node.js REPL, alternatively use dynamic import

import test from 'node:test';
^^^^^^

SyntaxError: Cannot use import statement outside a module

import test from 'node:test';
^^^^^^
error: Unsupported scheme "node" for module "node:test".

This whole import / require / ... debacle is what drives me away from JS the most
Perhaps Sturgeon was right that 90% of everything is rubbish, but the
speed with which fake content can be generated threatens to make 99.9%
of everything rubbish.

There are several scenarios for this technology to escalate.

Back in the day it was fun to auto-respond to someone's mail
auto-responder. The winner was whoever had the biggest hard-drive to
hold a mail queue.

It is merely a matter of time before companies realise they can
replace people in PR, HR, customer service and other "public facing"
roles with GPT-like technologies. At the same time the public are
going to arm themselves with counter-technologies, as browser and mail
client plugins. There's obviously a "market" for job application bots,
auction bidding, ticket and holiday booking bots for scarce resources.
But these will get sophisticated in their attempts to trick human
users employed to filter and select.

Once the "battle of the bots" is underway we'll see a rapid increase
in essentially deceptive, nonsense traffic swamping systems. Real
human activity may become impossible to discern in that digital
environment.
Hilarious and appropriate tagline. You’re doing the Lord’s work :)

And thanks for the other details. Since you didn’t mention Python at first I was trying to figure out if it was some kind of new built-in script language, or Node, or what.
In RISCV compressed instructions are just an extension that you can mix with uncompressed instructions. There is no reason to not use them. Thumb2 is a completely different instruction set that is mutually exclusive with the uncompressed instruction set.

If you want to be pendantic then RISC V compression is just adding more 32bit mini VLIW instructions.
I see it's been up and down for a week now
This started with the 'Swift Boat Veterans for Truth' and it hasn't stopped since because it wasn't smacked down hard. Smear campaigns work, the question is if you let them or not and the US seems to firmly believe that smear campaigns (and lots of money) are legal means of achieving political dominance.
Afaik even the B-2 didn't have pitot tubes for airspeed sensors.

If I remember correctly, it used lasers to measure the change in the refractive index of air, which changes based on density, and used that to calculate dynamic and static air pressure.
They definitely stick their hand in the free market a lot.
GPT is not a search engine for the human knowledge.

It's a large language model.

The difference is that a search engine tries to find your query in a database of entries while a language model will _produce_ text that is coherent with a given piece of text (a prompt).

There is a hidden initial prompt given to it with every prompt you give. It's inserted before your text. It tells the model to produce text in a manner of an virtual assistant that answer questions.

So it's more like role playing. The produced text will be coherent with a question an answers text. Even with the answers are not "real"
I read it. It's all predicated on your belief things have no value, which you repeated many times before your last post.

I fundamentally disagree: things have value since people want them.

Ease of copying doesn't absolve them from obtaining value at the creators expense.
> I don't really agree with you but you shouldn't be grayed out.

Yes, but herein lies the issue with any "downvote" mechanic. How it should be used compared to how it actually used is quite different.

The discussion on HN in general does not follow the guidelines https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

> Be kind. Don't be snarky. Have curious conversation; don't cross-examine. Please don't fulminate. Please don't sneer, including at the rest of the community. Edit out swipes.

> Please don't use Hacker News for political or ideological battle. That tramples curiosity.

> Please don't comment on whether someone read an article. "Did you even read the article? It mentions that" can be shortened to "The article mentions that".

And on and on, the amount of comments in this thread alone that don't stick to the guidelines is too high, but I think the moderation team is very small (just dang?)
But does it hallucinate bad code as well? Or is the code actually OK.
I completely lost trust in Wikipedia once I realized recent history is literally being rewritten by biased editors.

For one, check the edit history of anything Russia/Ukraine war related, it's a complete shitshow.
Absolutely. Letting Meng go without trial was a disgrace.
k. What's (in hindsight) the right approach that _should_ have been taken, that likely would have worked out better in important measures?

By "important measures" I'm meaning things like "number of deaths", "number of COVID infected", but also things like "people who kept their jobs" (etc).

Note that I'm not arguing here, I'm genuinely asking. My impression is that we (in Melbourne) "did ok" as we had low numbers of deaths/infections, and the government support package(s) seemed to have worked for a lot of people. With some notable exceptions (eg artists), which I really don't think should have been excluded from support. :/
Its partisan to remove dick-pics[1]? You really all have lost the plot if you align yourself to the right over this nothing burger of a story.

[1] The tweets referenced by the biden team were Hunter Biden dick pics, you can check yourself in the Wayback Machine
What I find interesting is that hallucination is a big flaw in models like GPT when viewed as a conversational partner that is grounded in reality, while it's actually an achievement when, e.g., synthesizing art via GAN - where the exact opposite, a mere summation or sampling of the source material is what is being avoided.
its just a big joke of what how the world works right now;

he scammed worldwide users for 8B+ or more;
> donated hundreds millions to US organizations and politics;
> US citizen with good connections
> highlighted many times that FTX US was solvent and money flowed away from international organizations
> US users will get funds back; US does not press charges and probably even protect him

Scam scheme of 2022: stole money worldwide, be US citizen and share some for US donations, get profit, repeat
As macroeconomic conditions, expect this to get worse, more egregious. Top brands will be blackmailed into advertising on Amazon itself, medium- and small-scale businesses will be destroyed or consign themselves to racing to the bottom faster than Chinese players (good luck!)

This in turn will empower KOF like mainstream review sites — which will be further corrupted by pay for play as times get tough. Yay!

(And if you’re in retail software, this dynamic is coming for you too…)
He says it’s “corrupt” but yet has access to all the data, working website and reservation system - he doesn’t know what “corrupt” really is or pretends not to.

so what there are fees so that government doesn’t need to pay or build any of it - I’d rather pay them than get charged more in taxes.
I have to say, this is depressing to see just how corrupt brands and institutions are to protect their own bullshit.

Nevertheless, great work and a very useful project.
It's not limiting you now, what you mean is that you have just hit a limit that you didn't know existed. I've worked with the twitter api and there always have been strict limits that depend on the app, account and ip address that you post from
While closely related, i don't think it's really in the same market.

It's like comparing a pickup to a van. They're both largish cars with some storage potential, but the venn-diagram of people considering either as their personal vehicle is gonna be pretty small.
I like Vallader more.
Those wheels are already set in motion.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phodPLY8zNE&list=PLj6h78yzYM...
Counter point: I don’t eat raw uncooked mice nor lick my excrement shoot. Then again maybe it’s because I have unrefined country barn cats who are lacking culture.
That's not against the TOS. Snowden tweets about PRISM all the time on Twitter.
People have a right to privacy in the EU
CTO or COO is what you're looking for. For the CEO spot you
need to be out there meeting customers and making it rain.
If this is for software developers, Notion also belongs to trash. It is slow to use, you need to click for everything etc.

The best documentation is straight in the code file: module documentation at top, then method documentation for each method with a simple example / doc test showing what is the input-output relationship, the second best is an .md file in same repo etc. the more friction you add the worse you make this process for software developers (Jira / Confluence as the king dog shit of documentation process - these are not for developers these are for people who need job security).
Twitter team or Elon himself?
The impotence of being clever
To nitpick, I think the best outcome would be decentralization, not federation. For many people needing to pick a provider is a problem. It would be great if you could control your own information without needing to trust a hosting provider.

The ideal state is probably somewhere in the middle. My identity is controlled by a signing key, but I can also have service providers do things like host that data so that it is always online, even if my devices are all off. They can maybe also buffer messages for me and do some aggregation so that syncing is faster when my devices come online. However if I want I can just move to a different provider with my key.
What other actions do you have in mind? "copy path" and "open in default app" are the most obvious ones.
> they claim GDPR for everything

What does this mean?
Adblock solves all your concerns with the online addition.
Just think of WASM as a cross-platform instruction set, similar to .NET or JVM bytecode, but with a few internal design differences, and suddenly everything makes a lot more sense.

Most importantly: "WebAssembly" isn't tied to the web, nor has it anything to do with assembly.
Spam is a problem on any medium. It may be slightly harder to manage with a federated protocol with less agility but it doesn't fundamentally change much.
They completed that transition several years ago. :(
Being fat correlates with reduced fertility. It may ultimately be caused by whatever thing that results in reduced fertility, but there is no evidence of being fat causing reduced fertility.
throughout the replies here people are making this argument but it still seems insane to me. like if you got photographed with prostitutes and someone tweeted that out would you expect the DNC to lobby directly w Twitter to get those down or would you just report the tweets in the app
Even ten years ago this would have been a difficult career switch without a serious (graduate school level) investment in the very specialized mathematical background of deep learning models. Nowadays its even harder. The mathematics haven't changed much, but the easy pickings are long gone. Now you'd have in addition to target specifically a sub-domain, with all its associated context and heuristics, whether that is text, image, audio or more exotic stuff like protein folding.

Nevertheless the above caveat concerns the overhyped "AI/ML" space. Digitization, quantification and automation of information flows is much more general phenomenon and with a more modest investment in statistics / data science you can be part of this general trend of productionizing "analytics". Just don't expect bubble era FAANG salaries. These were the product of very specific conditions.

If a general data science transition works out for you and you are still interested in the AI/DL/ML bandwagon after you are in better position to understand why and how it works you could easier drift into that space later as it is just an extremely specialized subset of that world.
Getting api access at Twitter is probably too involved for many users, and I don't know whether "I want to run that program over there" would be sufficient as a reason. I don't know how it currently is, but some years ago they changed from "sign up and here's your token" to "sign up and explain to us why you need API access". Might have been after Cambridge Analytica, I don't know.

They're not overly inquisitive, but it seemed that a human judged the comment you write, and there was some delay, so it's probably not something most people would do if they want to give a third party service access.
B2 program had a lot of problems from what I’ve heard. E.g. a lot of the equipment made to make parts for the blame would break after being used to make parts for one or two planes lol.
This is amazing. Thank you for making this!

I want to highlight one part from the About page[0], as it's important enough to bear repeating:

> Any information that you find with this tool must be independently verified. The mapping between IP ranges and organizations has been compiled from multiple sources and has not been manually verified so it is certain that it contains inaccuracies.

I do have a question about this tool. Is there a page that lists all the organizations in the dataset?

[0] http://wikiwho.ailef.tech/about.html

[edited to ask a question]
Look how much a 747 or a380 costs
Pretty bad take. He paid 44 million to own the town square.
I got a very different output for the exact same prompt:

"I'm sorry, but I am a large language model trained by OpenAI and do not have access to academic references or other external information. My knowledge is based on the text that I was trained on, which has a fixed cutoff point in time. I do not have the ability to browse the internet or access new information that may have been published since my training data was collected.

However, I can tell you that in mathematics, a list is a sequence of values that are typically written within square brackets and separated by commas. For example, a list of numbers might look like this: [1, 2, 3, 4, 5].

Lists have many mathematical properties, such as the ability to be sorted, concatenated, and indexed. They can also be used in various mathematical operations, such as computing the sum or product of all the elements in the list.

In general, lists are a useful tool in mathematics, as they allow you to organize and manipulate data in a structured way. There are many books and other resources that discuss the mathematical properties of lists in greater detail, so if you are interested in learning more, you may want to consult those sources."
He mentions gamma space and linear space; wouldn't the actual solution for all these filtering problems to move to floating point buffers? Haven't SGI patents expired by now?
Normal warehouse jobs don't let a computer fire workers for pissing too often so yeah
The other job is data processing for AI.

Collect data from field, cleanse, and then feed to ML. Lots of work. Especially the organizing, cleansing side, which can be pseudo automated upto a point and then manual process the rest.

This data collection for ai already has a large market. And if you want to get involved in ML/AI, either you need to buy data from the market, or do the heavy lifting of collecting processing by yourself.
>It's common on Windows to have uninstaller apps that go around cleaning up the crumbs of the application.

In my experience what is common will be the inverse of that. And leaving config files spread throughout the system is one thing. Sometimes the uninstaller doesn't even remove the Program Files directory leaving it behind with cache, tmp files, etc. (Things that shouldn't even be there in first place but anyway.)
I am convinced the military has teams dedicated to maintaining their wikipedia information.

And that isn't including a high ranking commander having their subordinates do something for them unofficially.
> predict the next millisecond of audio based on previous milliseconds of audio

Not milliseconds, but AudioLM [1] already does it with just seconds, for speech (and piano). Results are already very convincing (to me).

[1] https://google-research.github.io/seanet/audiolm/examples/
Step back and think how your position is anti-free speech
There was no Biden administration at the time! In fact, there was not conversation with "the government." Twitter were exercising their freedom of speech (or non speech!)
Wow, you've really gotten yourself twisted up here haven't you. Good luck with your nothingburger.
Trump was not the government. He was only the chief executive. Ever heard of separation of powers? The Congress, the Senate?
Which accounts?

I saw an article about a bunch of antifa accounts, but they were posting how to disrupt protests with violence which seems like a pretty clear violation.
$420m, Google says. You can almost buy two 747-8s for one B-21, and the 747s get used all day.
How can you tell whether they hate the govt or xonophobe? Some
racists use the same excuse to justify their behavior.

There is some CCP scheme to use TikTok to turn American society lazyand teach some Stems sounds very conspiracy to me.
Paranoia and conspiracy thinking are the symptoms of xenophobia.

In my home country, Youtube recommendations are mostly related to porn and I have to use VPN to access good-quality content on Netflix.
Should I assume the US want to turn my countrymen stupid and horny.
Or should I use my critical thinking youtube recomend things that are popular in my Country.
But Twitter does allow this, they just rate-limit their APIs.
As an e-commerce store owner myself with a small amount of experience selling on Amazon, I consider this to be a good idea. I do admit to a instinctual aversion to lawyers. My tech-bias is to grind forward through the "official" routes. Use the existing systems that Amazon put in place. (Though perhaps my tech-bias should push me to "hack" around obstacles using things like lawyers)

This reminds me of the recently popular article https://jessesingal.substack.com/p/i-fought-the-paypal-and-i... which also gave some great legal advice for routing around useless customer service.

Next time I will be quicker to seek a lawyer
Now do J6. Will no one rid me of this meddlesome Pence?
If you're open to non O365 things, then potentially something like OX Cloud:

https://www.open-xchange.com/products/ox-app-suite/

I haven't used them though, just became aware of them a few years ago when they picked up PowerDNS (an OSS project I used to help out a little bit).
I do not believe TensorFlow is anywhere close to dying.
If you would like another Latin word for it, take "confabulation" from neuroscience-land: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confabulation#Signs_and_sympto...
You might be much more experienced than me so feel free to discard my suggestions if you objectively know you're right.

However, I would strongly disagree with you on the part about it not being suitable for complex applications.

If you feel that way, you can choose to have a decoupled backend (which is what I do with Django) or go all in with full-stack integrations (tRPC in conjunction with edge functions) on top of Next.js.

I have seen great apps built with both of those ideologies.
Org/Page Search not working here fwi.

Great transparency, now where are the foreign service firm and their proxies.

You are telling me the FSB and the United Front aren't editing Wiki?

I've had them edit my stuff, so know it's happening. Just not sure the scale.
A more charitable conclusion would be that brands and institutions want to ensure that accurate information is available. If a company is 5th largest yet they're shown as 6th then of course they want to correct the entry. However, I agree it's probably abused to remove any unflattering information.

Wikipedia does have a number of editing guidelines, dispute resolutions, etc. It appears they have tried to combat abuse, but I'm sure HN readers can find many failures :)
I don't think it works that way. The models don't have a database of facts, so they never reach a point where they know that something they're saying is based on the real world. I think in other words, they literally operate by just predicting what comes next and sometimes that stuff is just made up.
I'm late with this reply but I've found LosslessCut[1] works quite well for what I need (cutting gameplay footage to upload to youtube). It doesn't have very many features though.

[1] https://github.com/mifi/lossless-cut
Thanks, I'm glad you liked this!

It's not exactly a page but there's this JSON file in the repo https://github.com/aileftech/wikiwho/blob/master/resources/r...