skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
AIs can't experience everything, but that doesn't mean they can't experience anything. You can have the experience of reading a book, no? And that might well teach you something about the world.

Of note to me is that there is no theoretical reason why an AI couldn't have experiences of the real world. It's just that currently nobody has built interfaces that allow them to have that connection yet (for best learning you'd want sensors that allow it to sense the world and actuators that allow it to influnce the world - although you quickly get into considerations about whether it's a good idea to give AI's this power)

> mostly able to find out correlations at best

It may well be that human learning is just sophisticated iterated correlation finding.
Weird thought - you can't copyright a recipe, but could you patent one?
Not sure that I'm right, but I have the impression that for companies that are strongly driven by "shareholder vale" (like Intel as it appears), if before the pay cut it is thought that cutting jobs would give a net benefit (again in terms of shareholder value only), shortly after the pay cut they will think so again/still think so, even if the pay cut was justified by being able to avoid layoffs in this way.
> The definition of vaccine (provides immunity),

I kinda agree with you except about vaccines. The seasonal flu vaccines are nowhere close to giving immunity and predates COVID-19.
GPT-3.5 will be available through Azure as an API

https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/general-availability-...

https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/products/cognitive-service...
Sell it yourself.
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> Tech Nation did the endorsements for digital technology

Is it possible Tech Nation were a bit too happy getting their government funding, didn't devote enough time to thinking about diversifying their income, or the "value for money for the taxpayer" angle, then were surprised when the gravy train stopped?
No, this is just wrong. You are conflating two tenses. Must can be present (be) or perfect (have).

In the example above, you would say: “She must have been being watched.”
Two things can be true. Trads can be counter-cultural in the small tech society, and be the dominant culture in the majority of society.
I know they don't care about it. That's the point. They don't care about it but they do it, because it's socially expected that they do it, because it's mainstream. If being green was counterculture, greenwashing would have the opposite of the intended effect.
Now that's highly caloric!
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Use their API. They have models in their API with similar capabilities and without guardrails.
I wish there was a "works for Pentium III" label that would help indicate that the app's usability hits necessary minimums on a 1Ghz Pentium III computer. IMO that would be a good optimization floor for avoiding the hidden monstrosity of electron apps and that type of stuff.

If your McCrud app can't be responsive on a baseline 1Ghz PIII with 1GB of RAM, then there needs to be some sort of shame pushback. Moore's law is effectively coming to a close, there will need to be more optimization in the future.
Before I read this article I was not aware of exclusive advantages to dynamic typing.

At least now I know what is achievable despite its presence.
Yes they do exist, link elsewhere in this thread, Helion have a 7th generation nuclear fusion reactor fusing once every ten seconds or so. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_bDXXWQxK38

(It's not surplus of power, but it is repeatable fusion actually happening).
Per that, it seems that they are defining GPT-3.5 as text-davinci-003?

> Customers will also be able to access ChatGPT—a fine-tuned version of GPT-3.5 that has been trained and runs inference on Azure AI infrastructure—through Azure OpenAI Service soon.
Our plans for the future

We plan to refine and expand this offering based on your feedback and needs.

ChatGPT, suggest plans and refinements to ChatGPT.

I wonder what the recursion level limit is.
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that's the closest thing to an Easter egg I found after playing with it for 30 seconds. Anything else get anything of interest?
You're assuming the GPT API remains free. Which in the face of a paid, competing service from the same vendor, doesn't seem like a safe assumption.

I mean, sure it'll eventually come down to $2, but by that time, the rest of computing will have moved onto something new.
GGplot is significantly more flexible. Leaflet is good for quick results that do not need to strictly adhere to cartography standards. Furthermore, it handles custom projections pretty poorly.
Its trickle down economics effect is certainly not stealth! Its not stealth from satellites either.
> why are they relying on such disturbing tactics to meet women in the first place?

Seems rather ingenious, frankly. What tactics should they rely on, exactly? "Intelligent and decent" alone aren't traits that are necessarily attractive anyway.
This is actually a good thing, it'll help with adoption.

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That’s just plain false. I got bullied for just appearing queer by stereotype (painting my nails black) in high school, ~4 years ago.
The problem is that they actually want to shape the narrative to "safe" content that they approve of. It's disguised moral and political activism.
My personal favorite: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/not-evil-sudoku/id1614071642
A classic example of: "you had one problem, now you have ten problems".

That's fine if you aren't writing any unit tests or trying to fix bugs with the debugger. If context are in use you might have some 'simple' system with 10 components that shows 150 components in the React component viewer most of which are worthless context blocks that are just there to waste your attention and probably the CPU and memory of your computer. Does Micron pay Facebook a commission for all the RAM this sells? Maybe people who are trying to keep their code obfuscated think it is a big win.

I am glad that the React team has painted themselves into a corner and they can't seem to successfully land new malfeatures like context, hooks, etc. It seems like they are re-arraigning the deck chairs on the Titanic repeatedly to prepare for the threaded rendering changes that they (hopefully) won't be able to deliver so at least the React development experience is not going to degrade quickly.
People will assume (mostly correctly) that however you've treated past (or are treating current) employers is how you will treat them, too. So it helps to be sure that it's obvious you are treating your current employer professionally and respectfully.
Did you get a response to your app? They have not replied.
Where are you seeing pricing information? $20/month still feels pretty steep for someone not using it constantly. I was really hoping they'd have a pay-per-query or something like it similar to DALL-E
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I tried that and it was super buggy... Thankfully I built the whole thing in SwiftUI so that I can port it to Mac fairly quickly. Moving as fast as I can!
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I simply don’t believe those polls exist. Source?
Technically text-davinci-003 still has guardrails, they're just much much more leinent than they used to be, and OpenAI claims they have their own abuse detection systems.
So, I'm not sure this is obvious, but the current "progressive[0]" culture is pushed by the dominant group that does have power. By raw statistics, white men still wield most power in American society (and thus the world), and so the progressive culture that is dominant in media is the culture being written and put into vogue by people who are white men if you merely draw on the statistics. If you've ever observed twitter, a good chance is someone bleeting about "white people be like X" it is a white person doing it. A good meme on housing twitter is nimbys doing land acknowledgements while no Native Americans (or POC really) are actually present since they are economically excluded from said community.

The thing is the statistics still speak for themselves. Despite the media, the PR campaigns, for example, software development still skews largely male. The spoken culture extols DEI, but the actual reality is still what is it by statistics.

On some level, this might just be recuperation in action, but the point is that it still is ironically the culture of the majority. It isn't being "pushed" by the minority because the minority is by definition, the minority. It is being adopted (even recuperated) by the majority, often into a form that is acceptable for it. The difference is that the majority isn't really centering itself in that media. Except that on some level, if you listen to Slavoj Zizek, it actually is.

Anyway, whether media or external culture really makes a difference materially (like minority representation in workplaces of high paying careers matching that of the population) it at least clear at this point that it either would take a lot of time to take effect, or possibly (probably even likely at this point) it has no real effect on actual power relations in society.

[0] putting this in quotes because progressive encompasses more than what is accepted by the mainstream culture.
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I'm tempted by this, with how useful ChatGPT has proved in the past at helping point in the right direction for debugging and hard-to-phrase-as-google-query questions.

The price seems a little high for the value proposition, though - I'd be more inclined to subscribe to this if it offered the ability to circumvent some of the filters/limitations on the base model - or maybe if it allowed us to create custom sessions where it had-preingested the corpus of project documentation. That'd be a security nightmare, though.
Side trivia: 20 years ago today the Space Shuttle Columbia disintegrated as it reentered the atmosphere over Texas, killing all seven astronauts on board.

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Well, he did just recently cook and eat leather, the mad man.
Oh, to be clear: I agree! Google also rewards the fluff, you can show more ads, etc

But the copyright is part of the equation and it deserves a mention.

Also, part of google rankings is manual quality review, familiarity, etc. if a recipe site strongly diverges from the normal form it can confuse readers or quality rankers. The lack of copyright to a degree has influenced the form that is now industry standard.
That's a bit weird - I sent Meow? and got:
```Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery that mediocrity can pay to greatness.```

but all I got were meows back when I sent the same thing a second time. Oh well, too much like a real cat.
I'll put it on my reading shortlist! Sounds interesting.
One classic example from linguistics is the two (true) sentences

"Politicians lie."

"Cast iron sinks."

Combine them syntactically and you get "Politicians lie in cast iron sinks", perhaps not completely false but certainly less useful than the component parts.

EDIT: It seems this is actually from Douglas Hofstadter
If you wanna resell your Mac, get one of the stock configurations. Unusual configurations are presumably annoying for Apple to handle in the refurb/resale program; if you want more for it, that's what eBay etc. are for.
Sometimes this site returns 500. It appears to be under load.
So keep that in mind when you buy the next $52K computer from Apple, and/or sell it on the open market if the $19K convenience fee feels like it's too much.
Of course it could.
reminiscent of "plans are worthless, but planning is essential"
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Certainly you're not implying that technological progress is linear?
The pricing information is on the OP link
Worth $1k... to Apple, who isn't in the business of selling one-off used products. So what?
Bright sunlight is 1 kW per square meter. You're going to need a lot of LED light to compare.
Their pricing model is much preferred: https://temporal.io/cloud

i.e. pay for what resources you use instead of how many users you have. This is how we pay for AWS/GCP/Azure. I think a lot of dev SaaS could / should go this way.
I guess the language models have an advantage here because they don't need to understand the TLAs and "internal lingo" of McCompany X, they can just fake it good enough (like everyone else does in orgs).

But in highly technically important meetings, y'all might want to proofread in case the wrong TLA gets used.
This is geographic and doesn't address any of the specific demographic claims made, much less the assertion that those who hold power are "unapologetically white."
You're missing another approach: use legal coercion to clean up your data trail.

Disney is in California. You have a right to request your data be deleted. Pay a firm to send them a formal deletion request every 90 days.
Clinton/Kennedy thumb https://www.google.com/search?q=The+Clinton+Thumb
> Because the law of a country (a very populated country) prohibits it

s/law/rulers/g
Thank you, I will remember this next time
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Is this any way related to the Nango & Pizzly projects? I see they're mentioned in the docker-compose file.

https://www.nango.dev/ for reference.

[Edit: Added link to Nango website]
Title is misleading.. You get $1k if you decide to trade it in with Apple. Technically it’s still worth more on the second-hand market.
My daughter started on MX Linux at 5 and knows her way around pretty well... I chose it because I wanted something easy but lightweight, since we were repurposing an old Sandy Bridge laptop.

Now she is almost 8, we are building a new PC together and it will have a bit more horsepower, so we will likely be installing Linux Mint on it. I do think it's nice to have something user friendly. I personally am a huge fan of Linux Mint Mate edition and she sees me use it, so we likely will stick with the same on both our PC's.
I'd love to understand how the "Plus" naming convention became so popular.
I work at Netlify on framework integrations.

We plan to do the exact opposite. Right now there are features in Gatsby that were built to support only Gatsby Cloud. I know this all too well as I had to reverse engineer them to implement them on Netlify! We don't want that anymore. I am hoping that Gatsby will be like SvelteKit, Remix, Astro, Nuxt etc and will be platform agnostic again. Whether that's via an adapter pattern (my preference) or something else remains to be seen. This acquisition was not about controlling a framework, just as we don't attempt to control SolidJS or 11ty now.
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Hello, my 5 yo child is very interesting in robotics. Wall-e is his favourite hero. Can you point me to any resources in the internet so I can teach him robotics? I'm an EE but I don't have much experience in robotics (much less in children's robotics). Are there any standard books for example that they use on the various "robotics for children" classes that exist?

Thank you
Have you tried paying them? One guy was so desparate for cash he apparently needed a second job.
There's a link to a PDF here from google itself.

https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/9281931?hl=en

I suppose you could have a "conspiracy theory" level argument that Google publishes what it claims it will do only to turn around and do the opposite, but that seems unlikely.

Unfortunately if you publish guidelines that you'll promote pages that are not auto-generated DB dumps, and prefer pages that promote the idea the author put in a lot of effort and is highly authoritative and E-E-A-T and all that you can read in the guidelines, you're going to get generic recipes wrapped in a VERY thick blanket of fake filler, good enough to fool the average reader (whom doesn't read very well) but ridiculously inadequate compared to where the pros and semi-pros operate.
Skype was always a bloated mess. My gaming/friend group started off with it, but between the hard cutoff at 8? 16? people in a call, Skype taking up approximately half of our typically 4 GB of RAM, and people discovering you could crash people's clients by sending them several GB of ;) emoticons which, when rendered into smiley images, would overwhelm most anybody's computer, we ended up switching to Mumble, where we discovered something else Skype had sucked at: audio quality. Mumble took less bandwidth and less system resources, while sounding like someone actually sitting in the room with you (at least to our phone-and-skype adjusted ears).
We live in the era of click-bait titles and these manifest even by, what you would hope, are more reputable establishments. The author obviously agrees with your sentiment (given the quote you cited), but it's too easy and just the norm to be hyperbolic in your blog title, articles or essays.
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To make it even closer to Svelte, Sciter has native signal() implementation, so

let bottles = signal(0);

function Beers() {
return <span .bottles multiple={bottles.value > 1}>{bottles.value} bottles of beer</span>
}

document.body.append(<Beers/>);

That can be updated by simply changing signal:

bottles.value = 42; // Party time!

Note: this does not require any preprocessors or precompilations.
> Saying “we live in a society without a counterculture” sounds ridiculous the more you think about it. How could it possibly be true, especially when you consider the past? And a lot of the 14 "warning signs" are general enough that they've always been true to some extent.

> But somewhere between your 38th Marvel movie and the millionth Heard-Depp trial rehash video, you might start to believe it. Even if it isn’t new, even if it’s easy to escape, and even if it’s not that bad, a cloying sameness occupies the cultural mainstream. It seems impenetrable, same as ever. But it’s especially surprising given how much creative work today exists outside the mainstream.

> It is a jarring contrast. At no point in history have people created so much with so few channels for consuming their work. Most consumers get their content through a narrow straw — TikTok’s “For You” page, the first page of Google’s search results, Instagram’s explore tab, miscellaneous streaming sites, and so on. Many lifetimes worth of creation get aggressively filtered down into a (very optimized) stream of content.
KDE was not "THE UNIX DESKTOP"...it never was, not for a single UNIX. If anything Gnome (aka Java Desktop) was a Unix Desktop (SUN Solaris) and is it still for Oracle Solaris.
Or to put it another way: Spolsky said that users don't use 90% of the features in any app; unfortunately, they each don't use a different 90%. You don't use 90% of the shower faucet ratio range; unfortunately, each house doesn't use a different 90% of the ratio range...
A lot of counter-cultures attack their owns once it becomes mainstream.

Edit: downvoters should ask a punk or metalhead what he thinks about certain bands that went mainstream.
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> why do you think several of the women are demoralized by this environment if there's nothing going wrong here?

So if some woman is demoralized solely by my presence, I should move out of her sight?

Oh, also: these demoralized women are apparently the ones who aren't getting attention. So yeah...

IDK, I believe in gender equality.
Premium pricing. I would have been okay with $10/mo, this is pushing it.

Let's see how long this lasts and whether they'll introduce a lower tier.
Totally agree with your last paragraph. If something is being praised in the mainstream media, for example, then I don't think it really is a counterculture.

You give two good examples of counterculture. Both of those go against the values of most people these days, especially most young people.

When it comes to avoiding social media or excessive use of "smart" technology for example, many people still seem to associate this with some crazy religious people who think that the TV was invented by satan himself. While in reality, some people have entirely different and even rational reasons for it.