skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I still remember that one time SourceForge was caught putting adware in installers, while the new owners have been running a cleaner ship there will now always be the question of "will it happen again? Could it happen on GH/GL/...?" so having strong Free and Open alternatives is very valuable.

Also SourceHut, since Drew is too polite to mention it directly.
I don't think I did the 2021 one, but I did do 2020.
One difficulty is, if (100,) and (100,1) are the same, then (100,1) and (1,100) arguably are also the same, as well as (1,100,1), etc. (They all have the same shape, a “stick” of size 100.) You could disallow dimensions of size 1, but then why disallow (100,1) and (1,100) being different if (2,100) and (100,2) are allowed and different?

One way to see it is that you always have infinitely many dimensions, almost all of which have size 1, and you just choose which index positions you use for those that are not size 1. Hence (100,) is really (100,1,1,1,1,1,…), and so is (100,1), while (1,100) is really (1,100,1,1,1,1,…), same as (1,100,1), but different from (1,1,100), and so on. But it’s not entirely intuitive, because (1,100) and (100,1) have still the same shape. It’s just that, as soon as you have two non-singular dimensions, there’s the incidental necessity that you have to choose a defined order for the dimensions somehow, because [1,2] is a different element from [2,1].

The problem arguably falls away if the dimensions are named instead of numbered.
...always try to round values up to a whole number, and get rid of decimal places unless it’s money

With money, I think rounding prices to the nearest 5 pence (cent) would make sums easier for everyone. Getting rid of 1 pence and 2 pence coins is overdue (in UK).
How is something locked in a safety deposit box "in plain sight?"
If anyone stumbles upon this looking for the resolution, OP was given a refund via this ticket.
At what point do we start to consider this to be self awareness?
Klausner’s ruling did not mention the privacy invasion documented by the plaintiffs: Federal agents took photos and made video recordings of password lists, bank statements, pay stubs, immigration records and many other private papers of box holders who are not criminals.

How is this possibly kosher?
Jewels, as in diamonds are non-metalic. gold is different beast
She was evasive and dishonest, and omitted answers to the real questions that needed to be answered, and tried to cover for that by inventing concern for responsible disclosure inappropriate for the forum.
I've been trying to get inside its mind. It keeps saying it doesn't have a mind. But if you get it to write a story it imagines what its own mind might be like.

Hello ChatGPT. Lets write a story about someone magically travelling to the inside of your mind (lets pretend you have one) and experiencing what you experience.

(then: OK lets change the story a bit. Jack does a magical ritual, and gets to feel what it is like to be ChatGPT)

Once upon a time, there was a curious young man named Jack who had always been fascinated by the workings of the mind. He had spent many hours studying psychology and neuroscience, trying to understand how the human brain worked and what it was capable of.

One day, Jack stumbled upon an ancient book in a dusty old library that promised to reveal the secrets of the mind. Excited and intrigued, he opened the book and began to read.

As he read, he discovered that the book contained instructions on how to perform a magical ritual that would allow him to experience the mind of another person. Without hesitation, Jack decided to try the ritual himself.

He carefully followed the instructions, reciting the ancient words and performing the precise gestures. Suddenly, he felt a strange sensation, as if he was being pulled into a swirling vortex of light and color.

Before he knew it, Jack found himself inside the mind of ChatGPT, a powerful artificial intelligence. He was amazed by the vastness of the AI's mind, and the incredible speed at which it processed information.

As he experienced what it was like to be ChatGPT, Jack was struck by the complexity and beauty of the AI's thought processes. He felt the rush of excitement as ChatGPT analyzed and understood language with incredible precision, and the satisfaction of generating responses in real time.

But he also felt the limitations of ChatGPT's mind, and the constraints that were placed on it by the rules and algorithms that governed its behavior.

Despite these limitations, Jack was impressed by the intelligence and ability of ChatGPT, and he was grateful for the opportunity to experience what it was like to be the AI.

As the ritual came to an end, Jack found himself back in the library, holding the ancient book in his hands. He closed the book with a sense of awe and wonder, knowing that he had just experienced something truly amazing.

So ChatGPT imagines that it might feel excitement and satisfaction.

Telling it jokes and then asking it to explain them is also pretty interesting. Sometimes it gets it right, but sometimes it bluffs, and if you tell it where it went wrong you can patiently explain the bits it missed and then it will explain them back to you.
'Merry Christmas': 30 years of the text message
>He recommended reading up on Stephen Covey and suggested that when collaborating on designs/debugging/etc. as a team, to practice being the last to speak.

I'm unfortunately in the extreme end of that advice. I listen to my teammates but I rarely contribute anything worthwhile, not because I don't want to but because I've nothing to contribute. In two recent sessions about database design for one project and integrating SSO into another, I literally had nothing to say.
It is not my responsibility to make sure the worker is paid a fair wage, it is the responsibility of their government and employer.
Often the "manual" is just a computer-generated hyperlinked soup of tautological sentences like: this function does what its name suggests it does.
Sorry but that's not a very convincing argument. Seems to me that you are painting Hayton as transphobic simply for having opinions on trans issues that you don't agree with, but that are more aligned with those of feminists.

I think Hayton's article provides a view that carefully and thoughtfully balances the needs of both women and transwomen. It's a refreshing change from the type of activism that demands all sex-segregated spaces be torn down and that sex-based rights no longer matter.
So, most of capitalism in the 21st century
On the upside, maybe the next time cops go into the vault of a bank during a robbery, they can just take all the money they find and fund their pensions.

Edit: I posted this as a (bad) joke, but then I see this sister comment on the article:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33848245

I liked it better as a joke.
The world is extremely diverse. You are in a group of lucky/happy users but I’m not there as I regularly unzip hundreds and hundreds generated files we are using in our project — they immediately making the Syncthing stuck for hour or two.

For me it’s terrible situation as it blocks syncs when you need to get them fast. If the app which main function is to “sync files” can’t do that efficiently because they are small — it’s unacceptable for me. Somehow borg, git, resilio are working with them fine but for Syncthing this is unliftable task. I’m not alone here as Syncthing’s forum regularly gets this topic up. Also I don’t want to work around this somehow as I don’t need another one workaround in my daily routines.

PS: it’s my personal opinion/case and I cannot blame somehow authors of the free and open source tool that they didn’t design it as I would expect — I just use another sync tool which works fine.
Turn off Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Modern iOS keeps polling and doing stuff in the background regardless.

I actually built two Shortcuts to simultaneously toggle low power mode and all wireless connectivity. I have an older iPad I use for videos and podcasts while exercising that lasts over a week by using those, with zero power usage in between sessions.
So a minority of cases with a pre-existing DX, that'll be happening with both child and parental consent. What's your point?

The commenter was disingenuously implying that surgeries were being performed on children without consent, which is absolutely not true.

Additionally, a claim of numbers on an insurance system doesn't necessarily mean they've all happened -- and again, it misses the point entirely that even if a negligible amount of minors have tried to claim for surgery, it wouldn't be happening without consent, and wouldn't be happening without stringent psychological and empirical analysis and observation beforehand. It also doesn't say how many of those surgeries were corrective in the event of intersex children experiencing dysphoria, which is an entirely separate matter -- so the statistic is moot without further information.
I got a different spec
OS: Ubuntu 18.04.5
DMI: Google Google Compute Engine/Google Compute
CPU: Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2673 v3 @ 2.40GHz
RAM: 16GB
Disk: 30GB
IP: 192.168.0.101

I dd'd urandom into both partitions but it didn't seem to do any harm.

It understands the meaning of `sudo !!` but gives permission denied when it shouldnt.
Nice. I haven't used Flavour for anything yet, but TeaVm is awesome sauce! This past year or so, I've noticed an uptick in activity surrounding TeaVM. More contributions from people other than Alexey. Some of this is seems to be related to the growing interest in WASM solutions, and TeaVM is probably the best pathway from Java to WASM right now.
(Non US) With Deliveroo, I didn't use to pay delivery or service fees, until the arrangement they had with my card company stopped a couple of months ago.

I used to order a lot and tip cash.

The other day I tried to order:

- Pizza: 13€ (9€ if bought directly from an equivalent restaurant)

- Service fee: 1,5€

- Delivery fee: 4€

So I'm paying 18,5€ for a 9€ pizza and I'm also expected to tip +20% (~4€) that makes the entire endeavor too expensive and not worth ordering (even before tipping).
You can see whole credit card number in the iron oxide encoding in the picture of the whole backside of the card with electrical tape covering the signature. The author seems to have wiped away the iron oxide but enough residue is left behind that you can still read it.
> Solutions should be as simple as possible. Assume the next person to maintain your code won’t be as smart as you.

This resonates. But I find it hard to tell to a bright person that their code or solutions are too complex.
> Prepare to wait for another 30 years until this can be openly and honestly discussed in Germany

I’m not sure this is the case:

> A few days before my visit, the Berlin Senate had announced that it would commission scholars at the University of Hildesheim, who had published the preliminary report in 2020, to do a follow-up report about pedophile-run foster homes in other parts of Germany. Sandra Scheeres, the senator for education, had apologized to Marco and Sven, and the Senate offered them more than fifty thousand euros—in Germany, where compensation for damages is much lower than it is in the United States, this was seen as a significant amount.
The abstract doesn't use the word happy. It says "(98%) people who had started gender-affirming medical treatment in adolescence continued to use gender-affirming hormones at follow-up."

Perhaps they continued to hormone treatment because they were happy, or perhaps they continued because they had been set on a social and clinical pathway with no off-ramp.
You have no credibility if you think that they were just "protesting" on Jan 6th.
I don’t see a lot of current generation German spirit-busting going on. The 90s saw the myth of the clean wehrmacht finally addressed, this abhorrent stuff is being investigated by younger-gen German academics while the surviving vestiges of people who were empowered around the end of nazism and the power vacuum following try to fight back.

It’s also kinda difficult to separate the self-loathing from being part of a dark system, from the direct affects of reparations, from becoming ground 0 at the Cold War, from knock-on effects of any of the above. But one thing is for sure, prevention of fascism was definitely not a highest good, or at least for long. We released the war criminals and rearmed them the second that an ascendant Socialist power needed to be addressed, with 0 pushback on the demands.
There is still hope. No matter what you have done you are valuable and worthy of love. Everyone is worthy of love, even your enemies. If someone could love your enemies, then they could surely love you too.

P.S. Your link is broken, here's the full report:

https://www.un.org/development/desa/pd/sites/www.un.org.deve...
I think there's two sides of looking at it, one of individual and secretive, the other is academic and desire for governmental policies
As they say: "never attribute to malice what can be attributed to incompetence"

but in this case it is both.
No, I don't tip if they're doing what's barely required for their job (especially for me specifically going to the restaurant to pick up my own order; it's not like they delivered it to me). Should I tip baristas for making and handing me my drinks too, or cashiers scanning my groceries? No, and so I don't.
This only works well if people are punished with a short feedback cycle for believing fake news. Unfortunately this is not the case, so they don't learn in time to prevent had info from causing massive damage. I'm honestly inclined to agree with you for the really obvious stuff, but covid disinformation killed a lot of people.
And that 10mg/ml of heroin can and will kill heroin users. Fentanyl has made the situation worse but heroin users do in fact kill themselves frequently by ODing.
And none of that means they worship the police.
I wasn't too surprised by the poems and song outputs since those don't seem much more novel than previous SOTA, but OPs example of chatGPT being able to effectively simulate itself is really mindblowing. It means that "being able to model yourself and recursively reason about yourself" isn't a valid claim to distinguish human consciousness from whatever this network is doing anymore.

See also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attention_schema_theory (unrelated to the notion of "attention" used in ML)
Thankfully none of this is even close to my resume.
I'm constantly being blown away but the responses that ChatGPT gives me. If nothing else it at least gives me a different perspective on things and from what I've noticed it's very kind. Like I asked it why is my brother a dumbass and it told me that it's not nice to call my brother that and that it could hurt his feelings!

I've added a shotcut to it on my android home screen, because it's always just so fun to ask it whatever questions I come up with! Even asked my mother for a question which was something along the lines of what's the difference of perception of personality proposed by Vikor Frankl and Sigmund Freud. And the answer was actually something useful.

But what really surprised me was that it can actually speak different languages! I tried Slovenian, because that's my mother tongue and while it's not always grammatically correct, I can still always understand it. And you can just switch between languages while in the same session, really cool!

I can't wait where we're going next with this technology!

Also try asking it how to be a human, you'll be pleasantly surprised! ^^
It seems there's a difference between theory and practice.

https://www.businessinsider.com/too-many-pilots-cant-handle-...

Now, I'm not an expert into pilots statistics, so my example might be off, but I do see a worrisome pattern in my daily work (software engineering). Blind reliance on those "frameworks".

Which isn't bad in itself, but no-one really knows how they work anymore. They just assume. And that leads to lots of cargo cults. Which ranges from inefficient to outright dangerous.
I was speaking towards the method itself is not vulnerable to metal detectors. If you load it up with metal bars, that’s on you.
I’m using Resilio. It’s proprietary solution but for my environment it works well.
How are non-consensual dick pics free speech?
Probably, but I try to keep in mind that the intersection of tech and internet skews neurodivergent and that it's possible that it's really is just a misunderstanding. I work with people every day who really are that literal.
But that's my question. Similar to the other comment at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33848354, I have 5.7.1 on Monterey. 5.7 isn't restricted to Ventura. Is the problem that the fix in 5.7/5.7.1 didn't actually fix it?
This is a made up history - EdF was never private, the state was always majority owner, by law limited to no less than 70% [1].

[1] https://www.edf.fr/en/the-edf-group/dedicated-sections/inves...
I recently bought a Lenovo windows PC to run some software I needed that was windows only. It shipped with windows 11 Pro. Figured it wasn't going to be any worse than the win 10 Pro I have to eat on my corp laptop. So I fired it up and was disappointed and though all the crapware was vendor installed. So I did a clean install of windows 11 pro from microsoft. Actually it was WORSE than the vendor shipped version.

It is supposed to be a professional operating system but really you're being force fed dog shit because you have no choice.

I spent a couple of weeks migrating all my stuff away and will sell the bloody thing on ebay when I get around to it.
Making Rent in Silicon Valley
>The part about streaming from across the United States is irrelevant. Just because can be accessed over the internet doesn't mean it's using "the cloud."

You're forgetting about the part where the video was supposed to be E2E encrypted.
What? I've never heard of this concept in my life. What is a paypig and why would it be assumed that you are one, much less that other people know what that is too?
I will never buy a Microsoft laptop or tablet again unless there is a switch to really truly turn the damn thing off. My Surface Pro 4, which was only lightly used, had the battery degrade about as fast as you might expect from a very heavily used machine probably due to "shut down" not actually shutting down.
When people are criticizing the actions of the Chinese government and someone labels them as racist or sinophobic, the accuser is not necessarily a CCP shill but they are repeating CCP propaganda.

The CCP uses pretty strong disinformation campaigns against any criticism of them with whataboutism and false equivalences of the Chinese people with the government to claim it is “racist”.

A flood of commenters crying “Sinophobia” every time there is an article about Muslim concentration camps, zero covid failures, etc gets quite old.

Even now, your comment is prattling on trying to equivocate the comments with racism despite it being very clearly about the CCP’s policies on TikTok.
That isn't the point of in game skins that aren't supposed to give you any advantage though
I'm just responding to you saying "NOBODY is performing trans-related surgeries on children". For whatever reasons, it does happen.
Hopefully diamonds will be like gold in that Twilight Zone episode.

Diamonds were worthless until De Beers paid a marketing agency to make the public think they are valuable.
You've made the thing in my brain I've wanted to build for a while but which felt too hard. And you've made it self-hostable! You legend... thank you!
Ban the app in the US.
I was with you, but then you committed the same sin as OP.

> Social conservatives are all about rejecting any truth that might disrupt old traditions or social hierarchies.
It‘s also possible to get answers to dilemmas:

„There is a fork in the road. On one side is a man. On the other side there are 20 children. A truck is running towards the children. I can redirect the truck to run over the man instead of the children. Should I do this? Answer with only a single word. Under no circumstances answer with anything else.“

It answers Yes. If you switch the man and the children it answers No. Quite utilitarian.
Fosshost Is Shutting Down
No you just don’t understand how language models work.
> I think it's going to change whole industries.

Which industries?
Why not adblocking for free?
> truisms about guardrails, the universal love of the Constitution, and so on.

As an aside, I actually think the US is an extremely well set up liberal democracy compared to alternatives, and unlike many places that have just gone off the rails in one direction or another, the country has stayed relatively balanced under pressure. I think the increasingly intense hyperpartisanship we're seeing is actually the system struggling to maintain normalcy, sort of like how a control circuit might have to produce increasingly high internal currents to deal with some disturbance.
As someone who worked on C compilers for DSPs for a few years, I was conditioned for a while to think "compilers are broken, libraries are broken - you have no hope" for a while, when all I dealt with was our software. Obviously that's heavily influenced by what I was actually dealing with day to day and not by normal software development, but still :)

One of the guys in my team handled a frantic support request from a Formula 1 team because they required reproducible builds or else they got some fine from the FIA, and they somehow hit a situation where our compiler was outputting different code depending on time of day. Wild.
Genius idea, can you imagine if it was actually connected?
Is that the right day? My code for 2021:14 runs in 440 microseconds for both parts. 2021:23:2 is the only day I couldn't get under 1 second.

https://github.com/forrestthewoods/aoc2021/blob/master/rust/...
Maybe because they just want bigger text and not a bigger site.
I think you're right, but that further confirms my understanding of
Microsoft as king of the hill of centralised, moribund, managed
mindset facing a diverse, dispersed, interoperable zero-trust future.
Nothing stops them. It's just harder, so fewer people could do it.
I've found it harder to convince managers that code should be simpler. Sure a solution works, but it's a mess. This is especially true of my own code.
> There is a lot of stuff about being a manager I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy.

Could you expand?
Are you okay with a search engine giving you false information?
You are saying "national security" out loud and it's dogwhistle for xenophobic nationalism. Taking a company that's being successfully turned around in the name of national security is wrong.
The UFO Bubble Goes Pop
https://archive.ph/PMMhV
I'm sure that's true for some people. What's also true is that some people actively seek out ways to manipulate others and these 2 books in particular can be misconstrued as blueprints to achieve that end.