skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's like saying creating a thing that looks at one artists artwork and then copies her unique style ad infinitum may need permission first.
Just the sheer height of modern pickups and SUV is a safety nightmare (for others). I recently walked past a ferrari and I was shocked by how low it is to the ground and how inoffensive it looks nowadays compared to the tanks everyone has.

If a lambo was barreling towards me I could probably just hop over. Not that they would want to go particularly fast anyway in the city, if they care about the underside of the car.
“This is neat” or “I want to read more comments about this”
In what way is expecting police to solve crimes same as "wanting government to live your life"?

Isn't it the same government that made vigilantism illegal?
"American Exceptionalism"
indeed: WMD+Gitmo was my personal "love it or leave it" trigger to emigrate from the Old Country.

I will note there is a qualitative (boolean!) difference between telling everyone you're going to conduct an injust invasion, then invading; and telling everyone you're defo not conducting an unjust invasion, then...
Same here, HN is my bookmarker of “all around interesting pages and opinions”. If I find something interesting that’s not on HN, I post it so it can be bookmarked.
You don't need AI to create these, you just have to be a d*ck.
You have my respect sir !
Don’t you see the irony here, though?

When a very powerful man with a large following “just posts a screenshot”, he is supposed to be unaccountable for the actions his followers take, even if his additional context dog-whistles to his fans that the guy is a pedo.

When a relative nobody “just posts already-public information about a physical object”, suddenly that’s not just worthy of a ban, but of a nuisance lawsuit.

https://www.vice.com/amp/en/article/dy79wm/elon-musk-yoel-ro...
The song ends with "and the law won", and they turn it around to be "lost", and now it doesn't match the song it's mimicking. Seems lazy.
Was there ever a successful collective of the kind that the Left dreams about?

If not, doesn't it indicate that CEOs are pretty important in the business scheme of things?
and it was about time!
This acquisition is such a hot topic, I doubt that Microsoft is going to do anything controversial in the first 2-3 years.
I'm not sure what point you're trying to make here, or how your response relates to my quoted statement in any way. But of course I agree that racism is bad and enlightened and progressive people like you and I cannot support such evil concepts. Keep on fighting the good fight.
Is there like a recommendation system for HN based on my upvotes?
Iow: vote early and often?

I upvote any reply to my comments.
bad defaults? silly user? there are many terms to pick.

nobody should have those X on their tabs. just disable it and click tabs you want to close with the middle mouse button/three finger touchpad click.
I basically never vote on anything. I dislike the psychological effect of gamification of conversation. I understand the benefits, but at Reddit, the voting system has a distinctly addictive effect and very quickly degrades all discussion to the lowest common denominator, causing the most popular opinions and jokes to become the loudest and most repeated beyond the natural level. Every sizeable community there quickly becomes repetitive and bland as a result.

I know it's partly community, but it's impossible to completely remove the way that voting-based discussion affects the behaviors of people.
I'm not a Musk fan but "died in my arms" doesn't have to be read literally and i wouldn't consider this as a lie.
I think there were some initiatives, but I don't know if they're still ongoing. Unladen Swallow from Google didn't succeed.
If it flies, floats or f**ks - rent it.
Yet another expansion is coming out. It's like, what, the fifth after what Donald X said would be the last one? Can't deny that I'm happy about it, though. It remains an extremely well-designed game.

Ancestor of the entire "build your deck during the game" genre, and for every new entry in that genre I've tried, I've thought, "yup, now I know there's a good reason Donald X. Vaccarino didn't do it like that in Dominion".

Works equally great as an over the board family game with more than 2 players as a highly competitive online 2 player game, too. That's pretty amazing, really.
That was a national mega project 28 years ago. The planning took decades too. Migration also took decades. It was followed alot https://m.thepaper.cn/newsDetail_forward_4282655

Of course I don't believe everyone was very willingly to relocate but most people got a good deal for that. I don't think that project would happen on anybody anytime soon again.
Is it just me or does $7,000/day actually sound very cheap? That's the nightly rate of, say, the nicest suite in a top-end hotel, but for a whole yacht. Maybe that doesn't include crew (besides the skipper, which the article says is included), fuel, food, etc.?
As a human, I can use whatever I want for reference for my drawings. Including copyrighted material.

Now, as for training "AI" models, who knows. You can argue it is the same thing a human is doing or you could argue it a new, different quality and should be under different rules. Regardless, the current copyright laws were written before "AI" models were in widespread use so whatever is allowed or not is more of a historic accident.

So the discussion needs to be about the intention of copyright laws and what SHOULD be.
You say multi chip, but what are the signals going between chips?

Imagine all the peripherals baked into your uc were separate DIPs, and you had to worry about high speed signals going everywhere.

And yeah, all the parts were less robust and hadn’t evolved to be tolerant of less than perfect conditions.
Only thing I miss now is that burnt LED smell xD
How much of this is the US orchestrating a war, using Taiwan as a pawn, between China, Taiwan, and the US?

By the way, if there's actually a war, the Great Depression would be tame in comparison.
Would you mind if there was another person who copied your style? What if your clients...?

Yeah, sure you'd mind. However, we have decided as a society that "style" is not protected.
litecli, pgcli, docker-compose, visidata, ranger, yt-dlp, aws-cli, …
Hiring your first “non engineer”: Red Flags
What if you train your AI model with three dozen films about ancient egypt and then generate a new 3d world out using the model? Seems fuzzy.

But what if you use only three films? Or two?
Copying an artist’s style is very much not considered copyright infringement and is how artists learn.

Copying a work itself can be copyright infringement if it’s very close to the original to the point people may think they’re the same work.
If thouse mouse images are generated, that implies that Disney content is already part of the training data and models.

So in effect, they are pitting Disney's understanding of copyright (maximally strict) against that of the AI companies (maximally loose).

Even if it's technically the responsibility of the user not to publish generated images that contain copyrighted content, I can't imagine that Disney is very happy with a situation where everyone can download Stable Diffusion and generate their own arbitrary artwork of Disney characters in a few minutes.

So that strategy might actually work. I wish them good luck and will restock my popcorn reserves just in case :)

The problem I see though is that both sides are billion dollar companies - and there is probably a lot of interest in AI tech within Disney themselves. So it might just as well happen that both sides find some kind of agreement that's beneficial for both of them and leaves the artists holding the bag.
I think they should be legally required to provide it honestly. The support period for games is getting shorter every year. I mean Unreal Tournament is from 1999, so 23 years old, hats off they were still running servers for it, that's honestly very good. But take Overwatch for example instead, people paid what, $50 for it? That's a game that's online only and is no longer possible to play since Overwatch 2 was released. It was only 6 years old and I'm sure many people prefer it over Overwatch 2, but they can't play it even though they paid for it.

I honestly think it's kinda fucked up that this is legal. It shouldn't be.
> The local governments don't want those new maintenance costs on their books

I also want things without having to pay for them. These governments should reconsider if they should be issuing building permits for new houses if they can't afford the maintenance of the public infrastructure required. What are they spending those taxes on?
Seems to be a legitimate advance in a long-disregarded battery tech, I’d be very happy if this ends up reducing lithium mining.
Bazel and Nix: A Migration Experience
The lightbulbs probably don't directly have Wi-Fi and communicate with the remote server, therefore probably support local protocols such as BLE, Z-Wave, Zigbee, therefore it's probably possible someone has reverse engineered them already (even if they don't have a local-only mode).

Take a look at projects such as Home Assistant, they enable a fully local experience.
Jury‘s still out on that, mostly because it‘s still up for debate whether replacing gas cars 1:1 with electric cars is a good idea.

I don’t doubt that we actually need electric cars, the important question is just whether that’s all we need or whether we need other transformations (radically fewer cars and less space for cars in cities, for example).

This second goal is something Elon has actively worked against, for example with his Hyperloop bullshit.
Yeah, I've tried with shadow.tech and you can feel the latency. There's enough throughput to get a quality video stream through but there's enough latency to feel annoyed. I only play sandbox games though so I imagine it'd be worse with something competitive.
No, AI will generate the 3d scene just by looking at the 2d footage.

It can fill in the blanks (i.e. provide textures for areas that are invisible in the film).
2 is 1 and 1 is none.

Its like losing one drive in a RAID mirror; you still have a "RAID", well, kind of, but should be nervous until its replaced...
EULA is not a law.

It's a wishlist of the company.
> But I can also see a deluge of mediocre “content”

Have you been to the internet?

In all seriousness, the cream will rise to the top. The mediocre “content” will get generated and we will get better at filtering it out which will decrease the value in generating mediocre content, etc etc. The tools being produced just further level the playing field for humanity and allow more people to get “in the arena” more easily.

Humans are still the final judge of the value being produced, and the world/internet will respond accordingly.

For a thought exercise, take your argument and apply it to the internet as a whole, from the perspective of a book or newspaper publisher in the 1990s.
This article is consistent with my experience.

One thing I'd add is lack of search. Many instances outright disable searching, and those that enable it have it painfully slow and/or unfederated.

I see there is a /tags/<hashtag> URL now which is fast, so at least there's that, but a few years ago when I tried it, this didn't exist. And I don't see how you can access it from the UI anyway.
Just because you personally disagree with it and dismiss all arguments presented based on your feelings doesn't mean it's "flamebait".
Are the modals opt in or configurable by the author?
There’s only one way to figure it out - train on a properly licensed content and show them that.

Your line of reasoning sounds like “ah, we already won so your protest doesn’t matter anyway”, but did you already win actually? Do you really not need all their development to draw on the same level? Just show that.
1. The inflation situation is not "on fire." It's bad for sure but let's not catastrophize here.

2. If a building is on fire, the goal is not to make the building a meat locker for a few months/years to "compensate" for the fire. The goal is to put the fire out and return to a normal temperature.
Imagine you are a startup business owner and you have developed a unique product or service.

And then someone comes along and competes with you?

—

No one is bothered by competition in markets.

Why do we have more or less empathy of this type for some professions?
And there's yet more speed-ups coming in Python 3.12! It'll support Perf profiler to allow looking into Python call stacks and see python functions in perf output and have even more improved error messages.

https://docs.python.org/dev/whatsnew/3.12.html
And even if there is a significant injury risk, it's still better than certain death.
This is especially noticeable with autobiographies of celebrities.

10s of thousands of 5 star reviews, but the majority of the text feedback from actual users calling it garbage.
I think they have either the wrong boat or it wasnt a superyacht in the first place.

EUR 750k to 2mil per week is the sort of pricing I see for charter.
this was super duper useful!

so would you say that one of the first things a htmx based project should do is handle all the error conditions ? like all the 40x and 50x ? and stuff like your modal thinggy ?

how do you develop the js here ? do you setup a different nodejs/npmjs toolchain. or do the jqueryish development of edit->browser reload ?
For things that add to the conversation whether I personally agree with them or not.
> "the way the world works"

Well, the way the world works created IDN and Unicode identifiers in languages. How about that?
Guido himself is involved in the faster-cpython project though (which is responsible for these performance improvements).

https://github.com/faster-cpython/ideas
I have recently joined a modded server using matchmaking in the MvM mode, so either Valve allows that, or they run modded servers.

As far as botting goes, it's still not fixed. There was an obvious aimbotter named 'Vinesauce' that went about for 2 weeks getting kicked out of every match (and sometimes rejoining). I can't fathom having this little moderation/development on a game that still must be making millions per year.
New website for tracking Elon Musk's plane
You could also just talk to your neighbor. I refuse to live in any home with an HOA.
It depends on what sort of tinkering. The highest risk is if you open the case, which is likely to release some radioactive dust.
The difference is in breadth:

- Page Visiblility is fully supported by all browsers except Opera Mini, and has been for a while

- Same with Intl (aditionally except KaiOS)

- Broadcast is supported by everyone but Opera Mini and Internet Explorer

- Web Share is only fully supported by Safari, Edge, and some Android browsers (Chrome, Samsung, Firefox, Opera Mobile), Chrome only has partial support because only Windows and ChromeOS

That means you can use the first 3 rather reliably, while Web Share is a lot more of a crapshoot.
> if they know for sure it will brake hard and stop.

I think the solution here is to issue tickets to those people. You could probably ticket them already under some statute like "endangering road users" or something.

With self driving cars having always on cameras, you only need to ticket each idiot once or twice, and they'll stop doing it.

We already punish people who run around on the runway of airports - seems no different.
Microsoft-Signed Malicious Driver Used in Pre-Ransomware Intrusions
Depends upon your country. In mine the centrists (we have enough parties that "the centre" even has a reasonably objective definition) are in favour of moderate progress.

"What do we want? Gradual change!"

"When do we want it? In due course!"
That man literally didn't do that.
Mathematica is great, but they are keeping adding something confusing me. This time they added chess supporting. Though impressive, I doubt any user of Mathematica -- mostly math and physics people -- will use it. If I really want some chess computing, I would prefer using a dedicated and more feature-rich python-chess package.
>As an individual, he has probably had net positive environmental impact than the next 1m people combined.

This is such a terrible mindset.

So we're going to allow the rich to do whatever damage they want to the environment, personally, if they construct widgets that are slightly less harmful than the next best widget?

It's this sort of hypocrisy that prevents people from buying in to the environmental movement: celebrities lecturing the rest of us while they don't alter their lifestyle one iota. The proletariat will never accept it.
hey thanks for that. any particular opinions on hyperscript vs alpinejs ?

hyperscript is said to be "made for htmx". But alpinejs is generally more popular standalone. so im wondering about the choices here if we're starting a htmx project.
Anyone's guess I suppose, but Neil Armstrong is quoted as saying that he thought they had a 90% chance of returning to the earth safely and a 50% chance of a successful landing.

Quote is at around 19.00

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJzOIh2eHqQ
Don't they need the correct number of chairs? Maybe they're called "deceleration couches" or whatever? Seems like pretty significant chance of injury without that ...
CS 1.6 private servers were great.
roll the dice, starwars maps, iceworld...
I thought it was just running some scripts. But that's interesting. Are there any performance differences between TS services and Perl ones?

What about develop time? how long does it take to deploy a feature?
Already do. (Is the Chinese site actually based on Stable Diffusion though? It looks pretty different.)
Indeed, and it might also drive down prices. Sodium and sulphur are much more abundant than Lithium (1150x and 260x respectively).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abundance_of_elements_in_Earth...
Any "nut job activists" can go straight to the same source @elonjets used; https://globe.adsbexchange.com/?icao=a835af.

This information is absolutely trivial to find and monitor.
Elon has recently come out as concerned for his life. Death threats and what not. Someone tracking his every move is of concern under those circumstances.
With air and water currents moving that heat the habitable zone could extend somewhat farther in both directions.
Of course not, but what is the risk here to actual traffic? the plane still transmit its location so others can see it, they simply can't know the exact instance. Seriously asking out of curiosity.
A society where laws tried to cover every edge case would be one that’s extremely difficult to navigate.

Advanced societies tend to work well because people tend not to push laws to their limits. They try and follow some basic principles even if it’s not required by the law because people understand it’s far better for everyone to follow making govt regulation unnecessary.

A trivial example of this is that as far as I’m aware there are no laws against cutting lines anywhere in the world. And yet nearly everyone in richer countries I’ve been too tend to follow those rules, whereas in poorer countries they don’t (at the very least, in most poorer countries you will have a large number of VIPs who will cut to the front of the line immediately).

If you’re a sociopath who is constantly looking to exploit other people’s decency, and don’t care that in most cases they will
Just give you a dirty look,
You could spend the rest of your life cutting to the front of the line in the US and never lose anything for it. And eventually people would get tired and ask for it to be regulated.

That would be a massive net loss for society overall. Regulations usually carry significant cost. So even though the benefit may outweigh the cost, the much superior situation was when society in general did the “right thing” without having to impose the cost of regulation.
the template "language" is learnable in 10mn and fit in a small cheat sheet. I personally think JSX as a template language make HTML horrifying to read
The local governments aren't the ones building these houses...
Totally arbitrarily. I'll upvote things I agree with and sometimes things I don't if I think it's a valuable opinion.

For downvoting, I'll generally downvote "Reddit-like" comments and things I disagree with at a level so fundamental that I don't want to dignify it with a response.
Also if a theoretical purged-dataset SD were released, it would still be easy and cheap for users to extend it to imitate any art style the want. As they wouldn't be redistributing the model and presumably they would use art they have already licensed the copyright issue would be further muddled.

I think attempting to prevent this is a losing battle.
I’m a layman as concerns batteries, but I’m old enough, just like photovoltaics, for the prevailing view to be: this is at the asymptote, it’s not getting any better.

I’m glad some people decided not to listen to that bollocks.
Ever feel like we still live in the Dark Ages where people jump to all sorts of conclusions without offering any evidence?

That innuendo thing you’re doing is all the rage these days.
This sounds like a disaster for the ecosystem in the sea and especially on the sea bed.
I've been complaining about this with AI generated content in general as well, especially Twitter and blog posts. I worry that we're in a sort of downward spiral, creating a feedback loop of bad content. Eventually models will get trained on this badly generated content, and it will reduce the overall vocabulary of the Internet. Take this to the extreme, and we'll keep going until everything is just regurgitated nonsense. Essentially sucking the soul out of humanity (not that tweets and blog posts are high art or anything). I know that sounds a little drastic but I really think there's a lurking evil that we don't have our eye on here, in terms of humanity and AI. We've already seen glimpses of it even with basic ad targeting and various social media "algorithms".
QEMU Version 7.2.0 Released
Not just that one TNG episode! It came back up in Voyager and was explained as damage caused by the Omega molecule :)
Arena shooters in general are kind of a dead genre. Quake Champions, Diabolical, and a few others all collapsed. Even Halo Infinite couldn't sustain a player base.
You don’t need permission. Style is not an owned thing.
Do you mean was there any field that was advanced through the use of public funds?

Yes, a lot of scientific advancement comes from exactly that.
if you ignore spacex maybe
This wouldn't work with games nowadays. Or let's rephrase is: it would discourage game developers to develop these type of games. If Blizzard would make private servers for Overwatch available, that would mean people wouldn't care about buying cosmetics from Blizzard. Same goes for games like League of Legends, Fortnite and even Call of Duty nowadays. If you can have your own private servers, you just unlock everything. I see that as a consumer you would want that to be a thing, but from a developers point of view other ventures get more attractive and we wouldn't have those games anymore.
I created a website that tracks his plane: www.wheresmusk.com.
This is hard for non-technical people and I want to hear what they have to say. The only thing I like about twitter/facebook/medium/etc. is that I get to see what the whole world would do if they knew how to `vim index.html`.

In this case, it's even harder because it's about maintaining a website synchronized with a mailing list.

Make something open source and ad-free and they'd all run to it, I'm sure.
An AI is not a person. Automated transformation does not remove the original copyright, otherwise decompilers would as well. That the process is similar to a real person is not actually important, because it's still an automated transformation by a computer program.

We might be able to argue that the computer program taking art as input and automatically generating art as output is the exact same as an artist some time after general intelligence is reached, until then, it's still a machine transformation and should be treated as such.

AI shouldn't be a legal avenue for copyright laundering.