skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
ChatGPT is only "truthy", however. The algorithm will happily give you information that sounds true, but is actually wrong. And if it's wrong even 1% of time, you will still need some way to verify its claims.
Kerosene? Maybe.

A net-zero kerosene? No, because it's a made up stuff, like Toyota's self-charging ICE cars or "clean" coal, gas or whatever.

BTW: Tesla just released a semi truck that does 500 miles fully loaded and it's a v1 technology. It's already good enough for most trucking and an EV semi 10 years from now will be both cheaper and longer range than that.
Allah isn't a name in that sense, it's the arabic word that means God, and it's the one that christian arabs use when they talk about God from a christian perspective.

There's a lot of different ideas about what monotheism and God means within those three, highly related, religious families too.

It's very weird to single out islam in this way, seems political rather than historic or religious.
I suspect that getting objective improvements from a 4K to 8K film scan would require extremely well-produced film and probably a large-format film like 70mm.
Use a VPS that uses SSH with key-based authentication, store the git tree of your passwords there. Uploading your whole password tree to a public repository is a bad idea for reasons explicitly mentioned in the article (i.e. pass does not encrypt metadata about the file/directory names, git stores all creation/modification/deletion dates and times).
What these moderators seem to crave the most is power. The majority of them are unemployed loners with lots of time to kill, who are unappreciated in real life and don't have much power over their own lives. So they enjoy the small sliver of power that Reddit gives them.

There are also the agenda-pushers, who obtain moderator positions in order to control the narrative on Reddit. Just look at how certain ideological views are essentially uncriticizable on that site.

If you can get access to the Discords (or the leaks thereof) where these moderators think they are discussing things in private, it's a fascinating insight into their culture. Some of them occasionally acknowledge that they're doing all this work for Reddit for free, though it's a somewhat taboo topic too.
Why? They are not an empire anymore either.
Section 230s entire point is to encourage online communities
It's an ad though. They aren't going to advertise a new dishwasher but they are taking money from somebody to promote something.
All a Google killer has to do is resurrect Altavista's near operator which is what ChatGPT is doing in an abstracted way.
There is more to life than just money.

Reddit is the vehicle - a mere tool - people use to help build community around an interest - before Reddit, it was yahoo groups, or you had to go host your own forum somewhere.

So while yes, Reddit benefits from their work and content, keeping reddit sustainably funded also keeps alive all of those communities.
As someone who has traveled many places, and also an American.. I have no loyalty to America and would leave the moment my career allowed for it; straight to Japan.

They just have higher standards.
I didn't notice initially but now that I do I thought it was mildly cool.

How many complaints have you actually gotten?
> It’s not there to replace people’s work.

Well, right up until the day after ChatGPT2 is better than your junior employee + ChatGPT.
My interpretation
>Maybe someone is paying Netflix to suggest this movie to you ?
Answer:you
We like have control, but we tend to prefer don't have control and have good enough decision makes for us
I agree, but I'm just so much looking to get inspired by some other major well-known projects in order to imagine and see all the possibilities that for me personally I think it's kind of important.
Software that abstracts away a skill
> Let me spell it out for you: Western countries are kind of a shithole compared to Japan

Definitely depends on where you live.

I have spent most of my life between Italy, Poland and Switzerland, all of those countries offer pros and cons and any of them has plenty of places to live that are absolutely no shit hole.
Ah yes this is what I had in mind
Not GP, but, and this is a hypothesis, it seems to me the realtime scrape might be enough. GPT seems incredibly intelligent in figuring out the ranking(!), importance(!) constraint-search(!) and personalization(!) by itself. Meaning, if OpenAI can do realtime fine-tuning of the web on a daily basis, they _might_ have sidestepped ~25 years of R&D from Google, and be an order-of-mag better.
You don't, but are people really manually running "git pull" between their various devices, or are they using a (self) hosted git service? Even in the self hosted case, I wouldn't want the security of all my passwords to be dependent on my $5/month VPS not being compromised.
Yeah, trust self important HN commentators like myself248 to imply incompetence throughout an entire industry while being completely ignorant about said industry.
KISS

This is a simple script, it deserves a simple license.

Nobody is going to 'sell' just a simple one page script and nothing prevents me from looking at the arguments it uses and putting them into my own commercial product. You don't 'license' arguments to gpg.
It’s funny because when I was in high school the argument was always “books, published articles and other print media are actual source material, Google doesn’t give you that”
In 1920, there were 23,000 varieties of Apples in the U.S. On U.S.D.A. land, they grow less than 3,500. There are less than 7,600 in the world. The article is misleading. The claim is Mr Brown has rescued more than 1,200 varieties.

The ONLY variety of Apple native to the U.S. is the Crab Apple.

Apples are a $22B industry.
> film produces a much better overall look than digital

To add one more data point to all the other sibling comments, Vince Gilligan (a self-described huge fan of film) talked on one of the Better Call Saul podcasts about how they did a blind test, and the consensus was that digital looked better. This was around five years ago.
Isn't this the last nail in the coffin for Agile? It's entirely constituted to monitor developers under a microscope.
I also wouldn't accept the statement that "the US works for the US" when the country has such differing opinions on where it needs to go that people, including elected politicians, are floating the idea of a "national divorce".
Not comparable. Wikipedia has always had a strict policy on citing sources. ChatGPT can't cite sources by design, because its answers are based on synthesis.
"Growth & engagement".
How about Netflix stops showing me movies I’ve already watched at the screen expense of discovering new content? Just keep all those movies in the “Watch it again” banner and out from everywhere else?
He does online marketing: plausible-sounding but completely wrong claims are not a bug, they are the feature.
Again, machines are not the purpose of computing.

"The purpose of computing is insight, not numbers." (Hamming)

Machines and notation are both tools. Aesthetics do matter particularly for tools used for thought.

There is no correct answer and imposing one tool's limitations on everything is not useful. Particularly not "just because Dijkstra said so".

Sometimes 0-indexing works well. Sometimes it sucks. Sometimes 1-indexing works well, sometimes it sucks.

I did in fact give you a reference. The fact that it's irrelevant to you and dismissed as merely "aesthetics" and that you think a computer scientist is the domain expert of all science tells me everything that needs to be said--you never deal with questions of correctness beyond mere transcription.

What I said is that moving from Octave/Matlab to python's zero indexing sometimes does truly suck. And I mean it. That doesn't mean 1-indexing never sucks or that I am inaware of Dijkstra's opinions. Having to arange(1, N+1) or 1:N+1 or whatever everywhere isn't eliminating off-by-one errors.

Matlab and Octave and FORTRAN etc are domain languages designed for linear algebra. They are of course going to be more convenient for their domains.
Immigration or immigrants, doesn't change the point: blaming immigration for Europe's ills.

> Stop using people who are hoping to improve their lives as a shield.

I'm taking the side of those people, and against the old racist/xenophobic canard that seems to be on the rise again, sadly.
Well net zero fuels are a theoretical possibility, and it's a big startup scene.

I'd wait for more Tesla semis on the road before agreeing with that SF to LA semi test. I think they can pull it off, but the economics should make sense.
My 2 favorite things!

Related: I can quit capitalism any time.
I'm neither equipped nor capable to make a judgement on whether it's good or bad.

FWIW I don't personally like it. It feels like a cheap impersonal slogan thrown around that embodies the the idea of charity without work or risk. It reflects more on the speaker that wants to feel like they're doing something, and imposes an idea that wanting to genuinely die is the worst possible thing ever, when to me, there are much worse places to go then being actively suicidal.

On the other hand I'm not so foolish as to think that this would never help anyone. And if makes someone step back from the edge, perhaps it is not a waste. I don't know well enough either say with any certainty though.
I was triggered by the first few paragraphs of this piece. It was obviously and unmistakably Seattle throughout, with a few shots of Portland, OR for the hospital.

I find the rest of the piece as insightful and perceptive as the first paragraph.

The director is the same that made Malignant, which was also set in Seattle.

P.S. the real reason M3gan felt empty is because most of the gory parts were cut to achieve a PG-13 rating.

https://www.polygon.com/23546390/megan-sequel-release-date-u...
What? You may see a popup once, on first run after switching default, just like every other browser.
There are some configurations where it's easy for black to blunder early on, I'm surprised they don't show white having an advantage. For example, sometimes there's an immediate diagonal threat from the queen or bishop. It could be that at the beginner level, white misses the attack and and the more advanced level black defends properly.
TDLR: How You Respond to Security Researchers Says Everything ... [ About Your Business State ].
Google's image search also supports passing "imagesize:WxH", like:

https://www.google.com/search?q=imagesize:88x31&tbm=isch
Recession hits. Ransomware scammers most affected!
Thank you for your sensical response... Very happy with my 6GB VRAM card and don't have $300 lying around to use on a git repo that will probably be slimmed down in a month or two
I wonder how I'm supposed to test everything I'm developing.

Testing is already hard enough on its own even when following practices to make everything replaceable and mockable.

At some point I have taken the code so far apart that I am testing nothing useful.
It's really not. Economics is very simple at its core. You tax negative externalities and subsidize positive externalities. The discovery of new information is a positive externality. It should be subsidized.

Anything that has infinite supply and zero marginal costs, as Nobel Prize winning economist Samuelson argues when he was looking at the context through lighthouses[0], should be free to all. By using copyright to make it a monopoly and allowing the extraction of monopoly rents you are drastically reducing the value and reach of the thing that was discovered. Copyright is a hack and this hack is now fundamentally breaking. Instead of trying to save the hack, we need a full rewrite. If winding back the duration of copyright is correct, the best winding back is zero.

As we are a remix culture where idea A and idea B combine to create idea C, we drastically reduce the innovation in our economy through reduced discoveries. This failure ends up with large monopoly holders consolidating into bigger and bigger entities in order to right some of this failure, but that only makes the monopoly extraction worse.

The discoverer should be subsidized for the discovery of that information but it should immediately go to the public domain. How you work out what that works out to is just as abstract as what Spotify works out what each play costs. This is no doubt monstrously complex to figure out the dollar number what some discovery is worth, but it is the economically correct path. Copyright isn't.

[0]: https://courses.cit.cornell.edu/econ335/out/lighthouse.pdf - page 359, first paragraph
Problem with transparent huge pages is that it is pushed on applications that were developed with expectation that memory management is based on pages of fixed size, and now they run on system that reports it uses 4k pages, but sometimes substitutes 2M pages instead of 4k pages, in not-really-transparent manner, causing unexpected memory consumption issues. If default for THP were madvise-only, so THP-aware applications can use it, it would not cause such problems.
Read the title as Pomodoro tinder. That would be an interesting concept.
For electronics i highly recommend

Bebop to the boolean boogie
by
Clive Maxfield

https://openlibrary.org/books/OL25558880M/Bebop_to_the_boole...
That fine as long as you realize somebody else's children will have to take care of you when you wont be able to. And if enough people would think the same way as you do, than there certainly wouldn't be enough children to take care of the elderly generations.
No one calls Islam a "Judaic" religion or a "Christian" religion, they call it an "Abrahamic" religion. That implies nothing more than a shared relationship to Abraham. How far they diverge theologically from that point is irrelevant to the question of whether they can all be considered Abrahamic.

Also, as far as the differences go, this comment shows a stark lack of understanding of world religions in general. For all the differences between Islam, Judaism and Christianity, their similarities are glaringly obvious when placed alongside Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism, Shinto, or any of the other religions of the world. "Abrahamic religions" is a very useful grouping for religious studies, serving much the same role as the "Romance languages" in linguistics.

When you look at the full scope of what is possible in religion, the Abrahamic religions have more in common than they do differences.
When I used `pass`, I synced the password store between all my personal devices with Syncthing (non-centralized file syncing tool) and kept the store history with git. This worked surprisingly well and was even pleasantly usable on my phone with a third-party android app I found.
Having an AI generate 75% of the movie pixels that weren’t there in the original work doesn’t really count as a ‘remaster’ imo
The author doesn't address that blockbuster movies have always found a "trendy look" and run with it. Is what she claims Netflix is doing any different than any other popular cycle in filmmaking?

"It's actually, specifically, about how movies these days look. That is, more flat, more fake, over-saturated, or else over-filtered, like an Instagram photo in 2012, but rendered in commercial-like high-def."

The "2012 Instagram filter" was pulled from the same playbook as the popular movies of the 2000-2010 era. However, the author isn't arguing that this trend has been taken too far; just stating that everything looks bland and the same. Of course, it does. Only some movies are original and try something new because audiences like familiar things. Successful visual storytelling methods are recycled just the same as scripts.

When comparing "When Harry Met Sally" and "Moonshot" the author says,

"... The latter is more polished and "perfect," but to what effect? It looks strange, surreal, both dim and bright at the same time. Everything is inexplicably blue or yellow, and glows like it's been FaceTuned. Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal, meanwhile, are sitting in a downtown New York deli that actually exists. The image is a little grainy, the lighting falling somewhere in the normal daytime range, and they look like regular human beings. ..."

One is a science fiction film the other is set in a New York deli. So they both don't want to evoke the same feeling in the setting to the audience.

I had to stop reading when the author said,

"At the risk of using an anonymous Redditor as an expert, lol, I found a comment under a thread called "Why do movies look so weird now?" that captures a lot of these same complaints:"

Then she goes on quote the Reddit comment. LOL right? The Redditor's comment was a single paragraph and summed up the author's entire point of view. She just went on to write a longer post that failed to say anything additional. Read the Reddit comment she quoted and skip the article.
Ironically, Apple customization has become really good. Not in terms of tweaking the look, but the functionality tweaks like mentioned above? iPhone is super customizable.
My main issue with combustion isn't really CO2 emissions, but that conventionnal oil has already peaked, and in general, oil EROI will soon reach values between 5.5 and 1.5, when it historically was closer to 45.
So you're ok with the OS disrespecting your choices and changing things behind your back?
AI wouldn’t be the threat to Google of yesteryear that it is today. It’s a threat only because Google killed search with ads overtaking the genuine effort to “index the world’s information”. If they hadn’t sold their soul for more of that sweet addictive ad revenue, ChatGPT would be an interesting niche sideshow.
End the Fed then, right? Right?
That's what I keep telling people about consent, but they're not very receptive. Strange.

It's not really forced, since it only happens sometimes. Look, I can see you might think something is still done without your consent and without your best interest in mind, but actually you can go an entire night or evening without anything happening! It only happens fairly frequently.

We just need to weaken words a bit until bad things that happen every so often are actually just normal things. Consent is not really necessary anyways, people just get used to being screwed with if you gaslight them slow enough.

Edge isn't so bad anyways. It's basically Chrome, and you already love Chrome. What you really wanted was an Edge icon on your desktop, so it's helpful that the software improved your experience. If you just try to understand instead of fighting it, you'll get used to it.

It's not really forced, it's just anticipated consent. You'll accept these small things eventually, we just haven't made you realize it yet.
lol what just happened here?

Parent: This specific regulation causes unwarranted problems.

You: Wrong, because there exist regulations that are good and wrongfully impugned. <top reply>

Me: ???
Lol none of that is true. If you want to cherry-pick stuff, go with mass incarceration or something.
I believe that people do just sync got repos between machines. 5$ VPSes, Raspberry Pi's, laptops from 2009. Why not?

Also, what is there to compromise on a machine that basically runs just sshd with password authentication disabled?
It’s such an odd choice too. HDR shows nicely on HDR displays or when combined with a well-chosen exposure level (such that the relevant parts of the shot are visible) on an SDR display.

Instead, it sometimes seems like the dynamic range is compressed to just fit mostly everything on an SDR display? Do directors not pay attention to dynamic range anymore and then just “fix” it this way in post? Surely the old timers at least would still how know to do it.
Git over SSH to the Raspberry Pi.

You do not need a "hosted" git environment to keep a repo in a central location; a simple Unix account is enough.
DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis Urges Caution on AI
I wonder what happens in case the desktop is full of other icons or even better: folders with important stuff).
Get's one removed randomly to be replaced by Edge?
few years ago when I got rid of all FB apps from phone (can't recommend enough), main reason was that their apps were draining battery hard, even when not used (when deciding whether it was so much spying of devs incompetency I'll be nice and tend to incompetency). Maybe its still the case?

Its bad that platform that is supposed to be more free alternative is not so much so. Similar story with me and Strava - when I record some walking, Samsung's latest android 13 sometimes tends to kill after some time the tracking thread. So my maps sometimes look like I invented teleport, pretty annoying and made the app useless and unused. I checked and Strava doesn't have any settings for this enabled.
Haha, its funny and interesting how importent it is _when_ you submit something on hn, it seems. I submitted the exact same link, with the same title for 1 day ago [1], but no comments and 1 vote :) This post a couple of hours later got alot of comments and traction.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34460202
I agree that higher is objectively better and more realistic. I think in a few years we will start seeing media catch up with this.

The current trend is higher refresh screens. All new phones support 120Hz, and next generation MicroLED TVs will support at least 240Hz. MicroLED TV and phone screens have practically no refresh rate limit (nanosecond response times[1]), so they can easily be made to update at the limit of human perception (1000Hz or more[2]). The only bottleneck is that we are waiting for better HDMI or DisplayPort bandwidth.

Another trend we are seeing is vastly improving AI upscaling (and interpolation). We are not necessarily far from the point where the filmmaker can no longer make the choice for you, and if you want to watch a Nolan classic at hundreds of FPS, you can simply run an AI frame interpolator to do so with very few visual artifacts. See NVIDIA DLSS for a current real-time example of both AI upscaling and interpolation for video games[3].

Related to the AI improvements are improvements in compression. This is not really something that is seen yet but the level of semantic understanding that AI algorithms have should let them far surpass traditional "dumb" (manually human-programmed) compression algorithms. This will make you realistically able to store many 16k 12-16bit 1000FPS+ HDR films, and can also be used for increased transfer bandwidth efficiency.

Lastly is the impact of VR technology. Immersive viewing experiences, like watching the Avatar movies in 3D with VR goggles, are vastly more immersive at higher frame rates. As VR tech becomes better and more widespread this is another incentive to provide high frame rate media to the public.

[1] https://www.pcgamer.com/samsungs-new-microled-tvs-are-five-m...

[2] https://blurbusters.com/blur-busters-law-amazing-journey-to-...

[3] https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/dlss3-ai-powered-n...
Larry Page and Sergey Brin were on record as saying that quality search results and ads are at odds. So at first they were generally against ads. Here's somewhat of a mention:

https://www.zdnet.com/article/google-advertising-and-search-...

Can't say I blame them, though. See how well you stick to your convictions when someone waves a few billion in front of you :)
The merits of their point was literally to murder, decapitate, cook, and consume their political opponents.

I think humor is appropriate.
I think it's highly underestimated how much computational resource every interaction requires.

That being said, I think AI could be great at assisting generation of complex interactions and storylines and behavior with the human storyteller focusing on the artistical part of the narrative.
Say “I take full responsibility” one more time…
It was just me, I was blind to the instructions. Source is https://github.com/Robert-Cunningham/yeet-rs
> [H]is name is Allah.

"Allah" is not a name, it's the Arabic word for "God".

> These three monotheistic religions each have separate conceptions of God.

Right, separate human conceptions of the same God.
How much disk space would everything take?