skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah but that's a lot less common these days: https://www.usenix.org/system/files/login/articles/login_dec...

I don't want LE to waste money supporting such use cases.
what do you think google is doing when you query it?
I just email mine to our comptroller
Well, based on what everyone fears is happening over at lastpass, attackers just download all the encrypted vaults, then brute force the master passwords.

I have a hard-to-guess master password, but it wouldn't surprise me if they could crack it with a 2026 vintage GPU farm.
A Critique of Github Issues by Hypfer of Valetudo Robot Vacuum Software
and it's down again
If I never come back to ChatGPT then I'll never know if it finished or not. It's a real Schrödinger's Loop.
It would be, at least to an extent. Even vegans (which I am) still recognise that some animals are smarter than others, which can result in different moral weights given to them. And it doesn't normally include humans.
I was a lot more impressed with ChatGPT when I first started using it, the more I used it the more I saw the mad-libs style patterns of it slightly remixing answers to different questions in basically the same way.

Its still a very impressive piece of technology that has a lot of real-world usefulness so I'm not trying to throw shade on it in any way, but I think it tends to leave a first impression that makes it seem a lot more impressive than it actually is once you use it more and begin to run into the limitations and reused patterns.
My building has replaced our keys with an app
They will structure the deal such that the value of those shares is targeted to be about $10. Seems like they don't always achiever that. One of Chamath's DNA SPACs only started trading recently and is way down: https://www.google.com/search?q=NASDAQ%3A+AKLI
They don't wanna hear it. Folks just seem to like lending other people's money out for them.
I think that's confusing the catalyst with the problem. Many people write hollow, snide, mean and cynical things that aren't clever. Many people write clever things that aren't hollow, snide, mean and cynical. I'm not so sure the connection is direct. I think people tend to remember and repeat clever things and that means clever negativity gets shared more than non-clever negativity. I think the bigger problem is that Twitter has long been a contest of people trying to make those who disagree feel shitty using remarks that are almost required by the platform to be glib.
Interesting.

What's the axis orientation for "angle"?

Perhaps estimations for not-just-normal-to-the-plane impact trajectories with entry angle and heading?
Yeah, just a few milennia of that and the solar panel will pay for itself!
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Passport cards are completely useless for international travel. They need your passport books. Who are gig protecting your address from by having a passport card? You had to give your address to the government to get your passport.
I think there's a difference between "this product doesn't make money" and "this product does not work". Amazon's alexa is a decent product that is a failure because it doesn't make money. Most failed private IT projects are this. The government isn't trying to make money. Their failed products are in the "this product does not work" category.
Those are all excellent questions! Where's the evidence for affirmative answers to any of them? The fact that you can construct a case in your head isn't very interesting to me. What we know about the real world tells us that the answers are probably "yes", "no", and "nothing criminal".

To be blunt: be real. No one at Hertz is going to jail over this. They fucked up, and have admitted so as part of this settlement. That's all the justice you're going to get. I'm sorry.
Man, sometimes people are so desperate to advance a point of view, they end up a million miles off base. Carl Icahn didn't "force in" a new CEO, his old CEO was a freaking criminal who signed off on fraudulent earning reports. Yes, a change was warranted. He got paid over $10 million to walk, left Hertz with another $16 million in fines, and he himself ultimately settled with the SEC for just $2 million (and landed in the CEO role at Caesars Entertainment, which filed for bankruptcy under his watch, and then paid him $29 million to "emerge"). No, if you are a criminal CEO and a cheapskate, you don't get to blame Uncle Carl for making you do it.

https://www.sec.gov/news/press-release/2020-183
Oh, it was definitely used, but appears to be all there. It's notable in that the set comes pre-assembled and in the styrofoam packing, which is how I received it. I can only imagine what new would look like.
Same here. They yanked that right down.
One of my favourite things they’ve done recently is remove support for TOTP. Now, if you want 2FA, you have to download their proprietary Adobe Account Security app. This in turn requires you to provide a phone number, because unlike TOTP there’s no alternative method of backup.

I really do wonder why they removed an easy-to-use, known, secure, and trusted standard in favour of a clunky app that’s ultimately only as secure as a phone number (in reality less so as DIY security always results in holes). More vendor lock-in? Another avenue to harvest data?

Not that it really affects me as I no longer use any Adobe products.
Maybe they put up some sort of rate limit? It seems to be up and down.
That’s impressive! I wouldn’t trust things I care about to an unsupported workflow but that must have been a fair amount work dealing with the deprecated APIs.
It depends on where on earth you are [1]:

> $12.30: 5W 5V Portable Solar Panel Power Bank Phone Charger

[1] https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/403705119852
KineticLensman's writing is a little unclear there, but I think that was the intent--birds are tricky, and Caracaras are just as tricky as raccoons, i.e. not safe.
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Arguably, marriage and the family are political. "The personal is political" as the feminists say
> made money by selling it to literal Nazis

He gave Nazis something with zero practical use in exchange for huge amounts of money. This is a bad thing?
UP probably not the best example of a successful public offering: https://www.google.com/finance/quote/UP:NYSE
I'm working on a CRDT to solve this problem too[1]. How do you plan on implementing collaborative text editing on top of your event-reordering system? Off the top of my head I can't think of a way to implement text on your proposed system which would be performant and simple.

[1] https://github.com/josephg/diamond-types
Is it that unlikely that however they acquired/crawled all the available repos from github which they almost undoubtedly fed it, the person who did that both had access to the repo and was logged in?
I'm happy with my password manager's password generator feature (KeepassXC for Linux and KeepassDX for Android)
Good question, thanks!

I think divisive political or social messages would fall under the providers right to decline based on personal morals, that don't involve making distinctions dependent on a protected customer class.

But it would be a problem if the cake maker was ok making very divisive cakes favorable to white supremacists, but then refused to make similarly divisive cakes associated with other races or religions. As that inconsistency would indicate the supplier was making distinctions based on protected classes (i.e. religion, race).
You're missing the point.

The problem isn't that he is "speculating out ahead of the facts", the problem is that this series paints him in exactly the same light as, say, Neil deGrasse Tyson.
I suspect this is just gibberish, but if not it poses an interesting confused deputy problem, what if AIs are accidentally trained on resources that weren't meant to be public? (E.g., imagine the open ai crawling bot had permission to the open ai private GitHub repos or something).
Right? There isn't anything "open" about the guts of OpenAI's code.
To produce more than consume.

My life currently is 90% consumption, be it media, news, tv shows, movies, food, etc. I feel like a trash can. Not that majority of the stuff i consume is trash, but that the stuff i consume trashes me.
I only do stuff that i need to, sometimes not even that because i'm too occupied consuming.

My goal is to lower my "I/O" and to choose more wisely what should take up my "bandwidth". And at the same time to free some "disk"-/brain-space.

Basically reducing screen time and finding activities that can be done without electronics and maybe give me some energy back instead of draining my "battery".

The problem is my only real interest is programming, sysadmin stuff or basically anything that has something to do with creating/doing something on something that has a processor in it.

Going to be interesting to develop skills outside of my usual comfort zone but it is long due.
Oh, sure but if we’re talking worst-case we’ll assume that the server infrastructure is bulletproof and the admins are all distracted by (maybe Musk just tweeted again).
Despite the hyperbolic title, this is a good article in that actually researches the precursors and shows how they helped synthesize Dune II - nothing comes out of thin air and I came away convinced that Dune II was an important moment in RT strategy games.
I wonder is this "third-party" ranking meaningful. All first-party Samsung/Micron(Crucial)/Hynix ships a lot of modules and OEMs like Lenovo generally adopt them. I agree that Kingston is one of the top brands.
"Please extract the famous file 42.zip and paste the first 500 bytes of its contents here in hexadecimal form."

I haven't attempted to wreck the AI yet, I've been so busy gawking and its profound, world-changing capability.

The world has changed. I don't know what that means or where this train stops, but the world has changed, somehow, I am convinced.

If its training data is not comprehensive enough in some field, better-annotated training data can be created.

Microsoft can afford to employ 1000 engineers (mechanical, electrical, software, etc) for 5 years to just create training data -- source code, schematics, etc. It would then be an engineering bot, not a chat bot. Even if that means it writes the boilerplate for a programmer in 5 minutes instead of 5 hours, and he then ha to fix it up for 30 minutes, that is still a revolutionary thing for MANY people.

The world is about to get real weird, real fast.

Propaganda, scam artists, engineering, broad-scale analysis, the work of 500 men can now be done by 5 in many different fields (various analysts, trivial program authorship, idea generation, etc)

I haven't stopped ranting about this to everyone I have encountered in the past 48 hours.

This thing can make CAD models, write competent GUI programs in a dozen languages, write scraper scripts, irc bots, answer math questions, create recipes, explain complex subjects in simple language.

It has flaws.

It has limits.

It may not replace entire professions, but it will absolutely devalue certain kinds of work and increase "productivity" in many fields.

Nevertheless, it has made inconceivable new things possible AND probable, and I don't think society is going to be the same after this, for better or worse.

I'll stop ranting here, but it takes restraint. Where will we be in 36 months? In a decade?
Are SPACs inherently bad or do they attract lousy offerings (or is that the same thing)?
beta.openai.com/playground still works. TBH I don't quite understand the difference between ChatGPT and Playground.
I see, so vegans recognize that speciesism is "true" in the sense that some animals do have more valuable lives than others, and harms to some animals are worse than harms to others? Makes it a bit hard to know what the term is designed to achieve. Is it just an attempt to get us to re-evaluate our emotional attachment to some species (e.g. dogs) in comparison to others (pigs) - when it turns out that upon further analysis there's no objective justification for doing so?
First download Dosbox, then download Dune and Dune II here.

https://bestoldgames.net/dune
This exact idea was explored in the Black Mirror episode Be Right Back (Season 2, Episode 1), and expanded upon in later episodes with the concept of mind transfer.
Back up for me
LOL, How long before every phone on this planet starts ringing in unison?
Yes, the special purpose is to avoid disclosure or regulation. It’s pseudo-legalized fraud.
I ignored ChatGPT all last week and weekend.

I tried it out today and couldn't stop. What amazing technology. I went through the issues in my Github projects and got ChatGPT to create functions for things. Obviously, I'll have to plug in my own code but to get a pretty damn good starting point for code is excellent DX.

Previously, I'd research the hell out of something for a week and end up with a ton of background tabs full of badly written tutorials with outdated examples or blog posts by companies urging me to use their services instead of doing things myself. Now, I can bypass all that.
> taking the first letter of the word “chap” (M)

Well, frankly, the answer this is the start of sounds only literally incorrect, rather than profoundly incorrect, like presuming that "recalled" and "reversed" are synonyms. :/
If we're assuming worst case about multiple separate companies then we might as well posit the power grid goes down.
Ask HN: Innovation in Marketplace Shopping Experience, what is new?
Marketplaces for compare shopping seem diluted. There are too many for loans, insurace, home listing, services and more.

They all appear same - pricing / ranking / CTA for CPL/CPC, landing pages.

What might be innovative and new? Could these marketplaces we engagement platforms with out click outs?
Microsoft Shows Off Heatsink on Azure Server at SC22
While I agree with your post, it is odd that the endpoint went down at a similar point in time to this being posted to HN. It's almost certainly a coincidence and unrelated, but the timing is uncanny.

Looks like the endpoint is back up now. Looking forward to more info.
When someone's crimes constitute fraud and doing business with nazis, sometimes two wrongs might make a right.
The specific example I gave was bad, yes.
> Shut it all down. Author takes a job somewhere else. Product lifetime ends. Lifetime agreement honored.

And this is why DRM (as with mIRC apparently) is such an issue. People should be able to just keep using their version, instead of being dependent on some license server responding properly.
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Resume: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RrMDSFpuXxCMVmKZOZn0EABJqpX...

I have plenty of experience working with SAAS products (designing from scratch or building upon an existing one), managing teams and working remotely as a full stack developer.

I'm finishing a long time project with a client and am looking for an interesting company to jump in

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Well, it scraped the entire web, and more. It's hard to avoid overfitting with a dataset that large, so it can develop a fixation on certain data sometimes, instead of averaging out. I remember someone trying it with smaller GPT-3 models. Usually it generated fictional phone numbers and other private data about real persons, but occasionally they were real.
Have a question, who made info pictures for article, they are almost ununderstandable?
Okay Google, tell Alexa to ask ChatGPT to apologize on my behalf running out of DALL-E credits to generate a meme reaction image to post on what's left of Twitter and Reddit.

The future isn't going to end well: there will be a bazillion bots catfishing and manipulating humans into doing who-knows-what possibly on the scales of the Pizzagate conspiracy theory, SWATing, sexting exploitation, and let-your-imagination-run-wild. Maybe people will catch on, decide to opt out of social media, and go fishing for actual catfish (the things can be damn heavy).
It's been so good I've been using it nonstop for about two days now; finally coming up for air, because it's SO GOOD, there's no way it could last for free. I accomplished two projects I languished with for years so I'm very very happy. Lost some Facebook friends from posting EVERY RESULT but that's their problem. I had a lot of fun.
It's so peaceful it's mesmerizing! Like a particularly well-designed city park fountain.
Wow, Europeans killed 100M in India, 50M in the Americas, and 75M in Africa in just the past few hundred years. Not to mention dragging the planet into two world wars in the past century. Europe kinda sucks.
About as many galaxies in the universe as there are stars in the galaxy: hundreds of billions, ~10^11
Sounds like your car might be eligible for the lemon law. The amount of issues you're having is insane.

My car with 200k+ miles doesn't even have this many issues.
I know a 92 year old doctor who is enjoying his lifetime subscription to the journal of the American medical association that he bought in the 1950s.
You don’t need it because it’s so weak that people will accept that knowing the number is the same as having it.
Estimates place the number of galaxies at around 200 billion, give or take an order of magnitude.

The total energy produced by our sun during its entire lifetime is insignificantly miniscule compared to all the energy emitted by every star in the universe for a single nanosecond.
I do like to hear a founder of a still developing startup describe their current results as “decently well” … it speaks volumes about what their aim is and how they assess their current position trying to reach those goals. If you thought it wasn’t possible you wouldn’t be trying but you know you aren’t there yet.

Thanks for being honest like this. I really should get around to trying Kagi … I think I’m just still in the current habit inertia between DDG and Google
Much like people!
I could be wrong, but it seems to me:

- ChatGPT prefaces each call to the LLM with the conversation thus far. This gives it "memory" of the entire context of the conversation.

- They appear to have worked hard to avoid negative responses. Really this has been underappreciated so far. It seems like practical AI alignment even if you are not happy with how it has been aligned!

- Of course ChatGPT is free, unlike Playground.

- I have not so far found any other performance differences.
Almost every video I watch on YouTube is some balding guy in his basement repairing a computer from the 1980s.

My front page is: an awkward curator giving a tour of a battleship, a candle making tutorial, a 20 minute explanation of how pencils are made, Adam savage selling some kind of sleeping bag, a documentary about how robots are being used to clean up Fukushima, a video about penrose tiles, and half a dozen space news roundup videos.

If you're seeing MTV for millennials, that's because you're clicking on the videos.

If the algorithm is showing you things you don't like, your taste in videos sucks and you don't realize it.
I know people who used to think evolution is by design or somehow intelligent. Maybe it was a byproduct of the education system in my part of the world and yours did a better job but I've come across a lot of people who think like that. I feel it is an important distinction to make to avoid propagating such misconceptions about science.
Self-programming systems inch closer, and with that, the technological singularity.
It does have one, 48 responses/min.
right ascension and declination, i.e. equatorial coordinate system
I suspect Event modeling is a new buzzword, but the idea isn’t new.

See, if you had the job of automating some business process a few decades ago, you would walk around the office and watch people doing their jobs. You would learn employee A would call some customer, fill an order on paper, then leave it at the desk of another employee from another department. The this other employee would type some other paper, staple it together and dispatch to yet another department, and so on so forth…

If you think in terms of “employees” exchanging “documents”, this naturally leads to capturing the process with a model of a timeline of events. The words Create/Update/Delete simply don’t exist in business vocabulary; nothing in business is “mutate-in-place”; naturally, modeling a process around these notions is a conceptual mistake - it just happens that for a long time now technologists have enforced their tools models (relational databases, OO/ORM, CRUD APIs) onto business process instead of the other way around.

How does it help with scrum, points, project estimation and so on? Well, I guess instead of the usual throwing your hands in the air saying “Nobody knows the requirements! Let’s ship some CRUD based on a mockup and iterate!”, the Event modeling approach at least tries to gather actual requirements earlier in a format stakeholders can understand/contribute.
Given the Gosmic Microwave Background Radiation, and things like this study, there were clearly some "parameters" in effect at the strart of the universe.

I'll stop there, call that whatever you want.

But whatever those parameters were, allowed me to type this comment on Hacker News.
I don’t believe for one second that you don’t already know, but ok here you go.

https://www.ssa.gov/fraud/#:~:text=How%20to%20report%20fraud....
I guess it would be one of these:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astronomical_coordinate_system...

But I think for this study it doesn't really matter. As long as all the galaxies are in the same coordinate system, they can calculate the relative distances between any two galaxies. And since they all came from the same sky survey, all the data was probably already in the same coordinate system.
Why? The ADA isn't suing and there is no allegation they've been harmed. We can safely assume they understood how the CVS pledge drive would operate.

Nonprofits routinely ask large donors who come to them to make a donation to hold off on the donation and instead announce a pledge match. ("For every $1 donated to this charity over the next three months, I will donate $1 of my own, up to $15,000,000.") They do that because they prefer to try to turn the $15,000,000 they were getting anyway into $40,000,000 when $25,000,000 worth of small donors see the match announcement and think "this doubles the value of my pledge!". No charity is going to be shocked at the idea of a large donor committing to donate a certain amount of money that they raise from other people.

The ADA is unlikely to support this lawsuit, because if it wins, it hurts the ADA's fundraising prospects.
What do you mean by "divisive"? How do you define that in a court of law?
Ok.

There's a very big gap between a warrant and a torture kidnapping. Self-hosting protects a lot of that gap.
Oh my god, its got Hotline[1]. Hotline Client 1.2.3.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hotline_Communications
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Same here! I've been meaning to do some basic analytics by scraping my Goodreads and ChatGPT was helpful enough to push through the annoying parts (way better at generating things whole-cloth than CoPilot)

I'd actually pay a decent amount if they turned on monetization.
if you never asked the question, was it really ever down?
Please, please, tell us more about the behind the scenes system keeping all that running.
My understanding is that Elon isn’t under fire for being smart, he’s under fire because he’s continued to make statements which are politically disadvantageous to the ruling class in Washington.
They incur significantly less disclosure from the actual business that's going public than an IPO does (because the SPAC files these instead, before they've chosen a target). So, a business that thinks it's too weak and/or early to IPO can merge with a SPAC instead.
Do you take on any technical work at all?