skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What's in it for you to start the project of fighting Google's lawyers on this? I think it's great that you point this out, but I'd consider different ways of creating pressure on them to change their policies. Can you complain to the FCC?
I think you are certainly right, but why focus on Asia exclusively as a second fab location? One earthquake could flood all of them. As I said, oil giants in the middle east trying to diversify seems pretty ideal. I only suggested EU for the knowledge workers and it faces a different ocean.
So you don't really care about others, just yourself. A class action, could gain you near nothing but cost Google millions, or you could gain 10k and google could lose 10k.
Because, rightly or wrongly, they didn’t want to have 30% more expensive plan on iPhone.
That's actually horrible.

The immediate impact is that someone who is the victim of fraud is then stigmatized and systematically denied access to financial service.

The knock-on impact is even worse, though, as it means there is a strong consumer disincentive now to report fraud at all. People would refrain from reporting identity theft so as to preserve access to their digital lives.

At scale, this would effectively leave consumers without practical recourse to fraud, meaning that having your identity stolen in 2002 might mean you don't get a mortgage in 2042.

I sure hope the hammer falls on Google here.
What you just quoted is a textbook (if not extreme) example of deflection in its overtness.

- The problem isn't SBF - it's his girlfriend. Sorry, "Caroline Ellison." The article omits their relationship.

- The problem isn't SBF - it was some poor management practices.

- The problem isn't SBF - this is "just" a 'Lehman moment' - legal and authentic, if unethical, actions gone bad.
Having opinions on dystopian armed robots != being a bad organisation. Also isn't being pro-privacy an agenda too? They have always opposed the US government.
Brains of post-pandemic teens show signs of faster ageing, study finds
the Brave browser could have been Chromium with uBlock Origin pre-packaged with it. That's it. That's all it ever needed to be.

Looking around the codebase, it's filled with eyebrow-raising things like direct integration with specific crypto exchanges. Heck, it still has a whole automatic affiliate fraud feature present in the code, but disabled by default.

The truth is, the mission statement is not commercially viable, because it was always trivially achievable as a non-profit project.
I don’t but honestly I don’t search for things often that I need anonymity, I use kagi more because it seems better than the other search engines at getting the results I care about at the top and not a huge amount of ads or junk posts at the top. They claim to keep the searches as anonymous as possible, and they have been through an audit so hopefully true.
From a geopolitical standpoint, US investment in Vietnam’s manufacturing capability would put pressure on China. China is trying to move up the value chain with Vietnam already eating their lunch on the low end.
https://github.com/vermaseren/form
I suspect you are being down-voted because most people are not familiar with currency controls, hyperinflation and price controls.

The Argentinian peso is not worth the paper it's printed on.
See the section "Safety measures make memory-unsafe languages slow"
I thought that was the goblins' doing.
Can't get a PS5. Does a Nintendo switch also do the job?
Since I found out about this last night I have already used it to do most of the work of three (relatively simple) programming tasks in bash and JavaScript. One of them was a simple class needed to prevent skipping/reusing numbers in some process that multiple users were accessing (and could sometimes fail). The other was adding up and deleting some temp files in my specific directory structure. And then there was a certain way that I wanted to add a duration to a date and format it.

For a few of them it made a small error of one line that I had to fix. But also in a few cases I was able to just reply that there was a bug and what it was doing incorrectly and to fix it, and it worked.

It gave me code that was very specific such as using the methods as I named and described them in the request for the class.
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This reply appears to be both a strawman (I never said anything about my preferences) and an ad hominem attack (Diminishing my comment bc of who I am).
Thanks! Some databases have encryption support but it is either coarse (row-level encryption is offered in a few databases for example) or it's a low level construct that becomes really complex to integrate - especially if you want to seamlessly decrypt some data. They're often only available in enterprise versions (MongoDB and MySQL do this).

pgcrypto mentioned below is a good example. It's a great extension that works really well, and if you're only using PostgrSQL you could build a lot of the functionality of JumpWire using it. But it requires a lot of engineering work to fit into your application. Having the basic encryption functions only gets you part of the way to a full solution - the rest is aligning those with high level policies and keeping up to date as data schemas change.
He's become.. Inconceivable.
Lots of stuff. Lately for certificate management workflows: orchestrating all the people and processes involved in the creation and maintenance of public keys and certificates, renewals, revocations, etc.
It's KYC. Thanks but no thanks, I'll keep using DEXes...
That's OK, I'm quite frugal, don't mind travelling with public transport. Even if you save 50% of that it's already enough for me.
> Someone build an app with a map and automated route planning on top of this

Maybe ChatGPT could do it himself [0]

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33818987
Ok, then where did the extra $2 come from in the example? Yes, ultimately Charlie pays Bob $22, but there is only $20 in circulation when Charlie takes out the loan. There are a bunch of moving pieces here that are all tied together.

1) There needs to be liquidity in the market place. Money needs to be flowing to and from Charlie for him to be able to service his loan.

2) Charlie needs to be engaged in an economically productive activity so that he can bring in cash flow to service the loan.

There's definitely some other prerequisites to bootstrap the system as well. But the loan is what increased the money supply. The interest has to come from somewhere. Which is also why banks can't create a limitless supply of money. The interest has to come from somewhere. There is a certain amount of money that can be put to genuine economic use. If banks lend more than can be put to economic use, you have bubbles like we saw in 2008, or you have inflation like we have now.
No. My posts suggest none of that.

I am simply stating the truth. It is from the perspective of a tsmc shareholder not a patriotic American who wants to beat china for no other reason then being the best.

As a tsmc shareholder one part of your post is correct. US workers are unfortunately lazier and slower and more expensive. Not necessarily stupider. You characterized this part of my position partially correctly.

As for what the US should or should not do, I never commented on that. Your patriotism and defensiveness specifically injected rivalry into your response. I literally have no opinion on what Taiwan or China or the US should do. I am neutral on that front.
Thanks for the notice, I will try to do better.
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Glad to see robust work here. This strongly supports what should already be obvious, but sadly is not always understood; that memory safe languages are radically safer than memory unsafe languages. The impact is blatantly demonstrated here.
Very cool stuff! I had a lot of fun getting all the powerups and becoming massively overpowered. :)

How was using Go targeting wasm (I presume)? I'm personally concerned about compilation times being super long, but I guess I've never tried...
Wikipedia is heavily manipulated and not considered a reliable source on scientific issues. Do you have a substantive criticism of Bjørn Lomborg's positions?

https://lexfridman.com/climate-change-debate/

People have been confidently predicting doom for millennia, yet it keeps on not happening. Humans are pretty resilient.
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Xanadu is starting to sound more and more attractive these days
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If you have the dataset, you can try to train a model like T5 [1], notebook [2].

You just need to create [(input, output)] examples in the format you want.

For example

[(a Yelp review of a restaurant, [("tacos", "good"), ("margaritas", "good"), ("salsa", "bad")]].

With enough data, the model should be able to learn to generate the output in the right format.

> Python list of tuples

Things get interesting if you want to generate actual Python code. You can use a large language model with just a few examples of the task to generate such code. For example, see https://reasonwithpal.com/.

Happy to answer more questions!

[1] https://huggingface.co/docs/transformers/model_doc/t5

[2] https://colab.research.google.com/github/huggingface/noteboo...
I think the idea in the article is something like - by thinking company-first you can arrive at better outcomes for yourself in the long run. It's not about self sacrifice.

Certainly all the good gains in my career happened as a consequence of achieving big things for the company, which I wouldn't have landed with me-first thinking.
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It will take time to unwind all the accounting and figure out what crimes he may or may not have committed. Then trials also take a long time.
And now Musk says Apple was NOT even considering removing the Twitter app from the store? So he just made a scandalous claim out of thin air?
I would say that Cheese, at least its classic variants, fall exactly under the category where you have fairly good knowledge of the nature of its processing and its effects on the body. I'd say your example supports my argument.
AI may have 20% chance of sentience in 10 years, says philosopher David Chalmers
can you share more details pls
Glad to see other folks investing in ethical advertising. It's something we've been working on for a long time over at https://ethicalads.io/ -- and it's an important step forward in improving how ads are served. With the advances in ML, we're investing in content-based targeting, which we can do as a display network. But search ads have so much context built in, they don't need to track you.

> A lot of angry comments in here, but the post says there's an ad-free paid version,

People in the comments here who have expectations that products be free, but also not include ads, are a continual problem with the discourse around this stuff. It's quite tiring and repetitive. Brave is even giving you the option to opt out of ads by paying a very reasonable $3/mo. I'm not sure what else you could ask for -- ads that don't surveil you, and the option to pay a reasonable amount to opt out of them.
They've been very upfront that Brave Search will have ads one day in my experience.
Nobody's shown a way yet to teach a computer how to tell bullshit from facts and filter out the bullshit in it's regurgitation/hallucination text creation stuff.

So until that happens, all you've done is let people put bullshit-spewing humans in more places. People already know not to necessarily trust humans, now they'll (re)learn that about computer generated text. (It's actually probably not clear to everyone what's computer-generated text and human-generated text, so more likely, specific places that rely on this will just be seen as untrustworthy. "Create more untrustworthy sources of text" is... underwhelming, honestly.)
Or, use DuckDuckGo which allows you to turn off ads without paying.
Given the vendor lock-in and Apple's 50% market share, it's not much of an alternative.
We used 2 different axes because the values for each of the lines were different. For instance, in the graph comparing open tech jobs to the bar, the bar is the average technical in interviews from 1 to 4. It wouldn't have made sense to put that on the same axis as the number of open tech jobs (hundreds of thousands).
We can launch the engine into VPC we manage that is co-located in your region/AZ, and peer the networks, instead of offering a traditional multi-tenant hosted solution.

But we try _really_ hard to ensure your data is never exposed to the Internet. And we do everything we can to limit our ability to read your data, either through self-hosting or ensuring you own the keys.
Well that wasn't my idea? You simply assumed that was my idea without me saying it.

The idea that tsmc and Samsung can fab better then the US is unequivocally true.
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Should? How would that work? All hardware, OS, library, and platform vendors either stop making breaking updates, or provide sandboxes to run old apps? Since most apps just front-end some SAAS in the cloud, who will keep that running?

If you want your code to live forever, or as long as anyone finds it useful, make it open source.

The dead don't care if anyone uses their apps, not sure what good it does to "remember dead [app] authors." Should I continue to accumulate junk in the garage to remember my dead father, or take up sewing to remember my grandmother?
LibreWolf is just a Firefox with telemetry removed.
>From their accusation: there is clearly a long history of this happening in the context of this person driving.

I was told later, they had changed their meds but never got into what this meant. Certainly not a long history, but certainly i have given tips before.

>Your relationship to this person matters especially because their words might not be literal. "You're always criticizing my driving" might mean "You always criticize me" in general. Or it might mean "You don't trust my judgement". Or it might mean "You have financial control over my life and I'm just now at my breaking point."

This is the other one which has come up before. "You dont trust my judgement" but like... I don't know where its coming from.

The thing is, I actively avoid criticism as much as possible. Dale Carnegie style. Never ever works. I never really criticized the way they drove, I was only giving them help. Totally not judgmental.

I guess I understand relationship matters but this would confuse things more.
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How can one overcome being targeted,
Uh, if the class action damages cap is 500k then it’s only worth 500k to Google…
China wants to focus more of their economy on internal demand. Something like TSMC, which would allow them to fab CPUs and own more of the value chain in things like laptops and cellphones would help them reach that goal.
do you have conflicting evidence, specific issues in this study, or just 'trust me bro, my doctor told me so'?
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While it is a bit of a distinction without a difference I assume you mean donated to PACs, not to actual candidates, right?
The logo is symbolic of the product or thing right (Extism), not other things?

Not sure I would get the escaping from part by looking at a logo.
Looks like RAT

Or it could be torrent running in background or some sync services for any storage app.
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Like other technology people, I usually buy everything that I want. My favorite present was this:

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The best presents have meaning to those who receive them.
I guess they have failed in marketing the differentiation then (if there is one). I was just clarifying the product in question, never promised an ad free product.
plasticizers are a component of plastic, characterizing one ingredient in plastic as an 'additive' in order to shift the blame from plastic to plastic ingredients doesn't change the basic fact that plastics are endocrine disruptors because they leach plasticizer into food.
I'm surprised there is barely mention of documentation.

When a big development case is closed out, get a brain dump: the TC (technical communicator) should jump on the implementer(s) and suck their brains dry. Or something to that effect.
They need to use this on Steve Buscemi immediately.
> updating bash aliases has additional friction vs the traditional way of editing the file directly

Additional friction (not much imo), but you will actually be able to move that bash plugin that does that thing you didn’t even realize were not available in a vanilla shell.
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Regarding 1)

I am not sure if you are not trading "high human efficiency" against increased risk of blowing up at some point. Good luck doing forecasting without thorough understanding of priors and statistics in general.
Someone did make a list https://elonmusk.today/
"I don't need a general purpose computer, I already have my trusty calculator right here."
So the remote was outputting something to the RGB LED every time you press a button ... why did they do that ?
True, and as long as there are two ways to take (and there are) Black must be fine.