skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I wonder if OpenAI should offer some OAuth flow to allow users to easily grant a certain allowance of credits for an app to use (and later revoke on per-app basis).

With that it would be less effort to create fun and useful little apps without needing to charge the user directly.
My main problem with metaprogramming in Java is that it breaks automatic IDE refactors and static code analysis. At least the metaprogramming we did with java back in the day (using reflections). If you use common java libraries made with metaprogramming - IDEs usually have plugins to work with that.
Four approaches to identifying AI-generated content
Political reasons that may or may not make sense. Brazil would perhaps benefit in many ways by aligning themselves with the US, but for a variety of reasons they simply don't want to do that.

In the fickle Brazilian political environment, not aligning with the US might end up being a rather pragmatic move. As a politician, who knows how badly your successor will fuck up those ties?
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I think it's a good thing. Not that it's being used for evil things, but because it should help make it obvious that you can't trust anything you see on a screen.

Using fake media to trick people into believing anything used to be a privileged reserved for nation states and the ultra rich. Now that _ANYONE_ and their cat can do it, it should follow that nobody can believe anything that's on a screen anymore (this comment included).
It should be easier to prove when other countries land on the moon and possibly find evidence of an earlier landing, perhaps China and India are next.
30k for a SaaS business which has one person behind sounds pretty good and normal. If you consider it self funded and/or bootstrapped then you’re pretty much at the limit of what you can do alone. But in any case if you say you’ve read everything under the sun and it still doesn’t work the most basic conclusion I could come up with is that you don’t have your analytics set up right. If you have the time and budget try experimenting with different approaches of marketing then just sit back and draw conclusions from the analytics. A very scientific approach can be applied to marketing nowadays.
Why is this region locked?
Sure, a lot of human output is incoherent, but current models give nonsense for a different reason - they lack many mechanisms typical for human intelligence.
>and I have a strong distaste for the kinds of social circles that it breeds

This feels like "dog bit me once, so now I will hate all the dogs".

Discord is a platform for comunities, and its your choice to choose amongst them. Many of such are of superb quality you cant find anywhere else. The key is in moderation.
The wasp will most likely be already dissolved. But it's still a good idea to open the fig before eating it, to check for mold.
@dang wondering why this rather major tech story doesn't make the front page, when stories with fewer points that were posted much earlier have. The lack of transparency is actively hindering HN's news functionality.
Problems difficult to reason about are big problems, so a big html document is such a problem.
This is cool but in the last 12 years I have never written a cover letter for a role or read one as a part of the hiring process. Maybe other markets outside of tech still use them or for entry roles.
I'm just speculating but i'm certain there will be quite a few deep-pocketed tech and finance types working out deals for lower rates. Think AWS for LLMs.
> Running ability is also easy to train, that doesn't mean everyone can run a marathon.

Everybody without a disability can run a 5k. High schools used to require students to do a mile run to pass physical education.

> Some people have flat feet or poorly proportioned limbs unsuited to long-term running.

And some people have microencephaly. We're not talking about outliers. We're talking about the vast majority of people.

> No, it's being able to at least dunk.

Look, you're not special for being able to learn college algebra. 95% of Koreans and Singaporeans can do it today, but this wasn't the case 60 years ago. It just requires a basic level of education.
In the first example showing the diff of JSX and React.createElement:

> You can do the same thing without JSX...

Well, the end result is that there is no JSX. It's gone. It's syntactic sugar.
The web became successful because of the constrained formats of URL's, HTTP and HTML. This allowed linking between uncoordinated parties and it allowed indexing and searching. In contrast, powerful executable "black box" objects have been suggested as a better alternative to the constraints of the web, and Java applets and MS Silverlight were implementations of this idea. But they never solved the basic problems if linking and searching. Even JavaScript-heavy sites have trouble with supporting indexing.
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Right. When that chaos happen, just remember that you will not be safe from it
Awful people are humans, with human experiences.

All algorithms are made by humans and/or process human input.

And besides, I never said creativity is a requirement for appreciation. I appreciate things in nature regardless of the fact they weren’t the result of creativity.
> Figure 10 years of a $2M salary, you've paid for everything money can buy, in cash, up to the private jet level.

God, no. You're not even close to the limits of what money can buy. You may not even have enough money to be able to buy a private jet; it depends on the jet. You certainly haven't earned enough money that it would make any sense for you to buy a jet.
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Fair enough. Separation of church and state has been progressing over the last thousand years. I surmised the only modern thing you could've been referring to was state atheism. Did you mean something different to both of those things?

> Especially when they were one despotic atheist state among countless despotic theocracies.

Not countless. They had plenty of democracies around them as well. And even if they hadn't, Communist China and Communist Russia's death tolls on their own populations make every other despot in history added up look like nothing.
To be fair most fruit has pests in them unless they aren't treated with pesticides.

E.g. if you have a cherry tree the cherries on it will end up full of worms if you let them ripen on the tree.
Untamed models get trolled in the media till they are DOA. Remember Microsoft Tay?
Nope. An html document is statically analyzable by simple tools. Html parsing is very easy. Html rendering difficult to code correctly but very straightforward. It is very easy to generate in bounded time the result of an html render.

It is impossible to do that with C, haskell, rust, etc.
I'm building a product using their APIs. Aiming to launch this month: https://inventai.xyz.

The UI will set it apart, and more features are going to be built after launch to further differentiate InventAI from other products.
Not much other than doing it again and again and again. But you know this already
For a split second I thought that this article was AI generated... :)
Wont it just become huge CPU hog?
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Personally, I'm very much looking forward to absolutely hilarious meeting notes. I work at a company with local branches in France and GB, and with lots and lots of expats from all over the world, so many people have pretty strong accents. Whenever I'm bored in a meeting, I turn on transcription and usually get a good chuckle out of it. I can't wait to see what ChatGPT will generate with this.

Also, I'm really wondering: How will ChatGPT deal with the typical banter that often happens in meetings? Will I get meeting notes about whether Messi or Ronaldo is the greater player? What about gossip that a human would never put in a meeting note? Will the department X be happy to read that they never get things done in time because person Y usually has a hangover on Mondays? The future will be exciting!
Many figs will have wasps, natural figs that is. If you don't see wasps, you likely aren't looking at a real-world fig that has been polinated.
There are already AI assistants for doctors. But the demand for healthcare is unlimited, so salaries will probably remain high and job markets tight.

The few times I have been to the doctor it has seemed like relatively standard knowledge work, gathering information and reasoning based on known and unknown factors.

The differentiating factors that make it high status and difficult are seemingly the same as for most knowledge work jobs: high stakes, high stress, high knowledge and skill requirements, limited pool of qualified people.

So unless I am mistaken, it seems like the kind of work that is very suited for automation. At the start it could be as simple as an AI automatically summarizing patient meetings.
now that it is in the open , any high school boy can create some porn deepfakes of their classmates and suicide rate will probably rise. Let's see if you still hold this view when one of your family members is a victim
Yep, totally missed that.
SF and San Jose have tech workforce of roughly the same size (~350K people).

San Jose is, however, significantly more focused on legacy corporations (Oracle, Cisco, IBM). It's also the city of subcontractor companies and rent-a-developer jobs. It has basically zero "tech enthusiast" culture of meetups, reading groups, hackathons, and tech communities.

My experience with people from San Jose is that they like beer and church.
There's no federal law against discriminating against young people. Maybe there is at a state level.

https://www.eeoc.gov/age-discrimination
It's not taboo, it's just misleading. It's like someone falling over, grazing their knee and saying, "Wow, that was like dying, but partial". It doesn't share enough key attributes with the thing you're comparing it to to be useful.
It has Denuvo and always online.
> why does the disparity exist?

I explained why. For an app with few users, it sometimes takes longer for open source to catch up.

> All it should do is enable Android to have even more good apps

And it does. It has far more and far better apps than iOS (maps with navigation long before iOS, ReVanced, better voice assistants, driving mode apps, better in-call abilities, better keyboards, better system-wide adblockers, better Firefox and Chrome, better GeForce Now, better BitTorrent apps, and on and on). Just not this cherry-picked example to Gruber's UI taste.
>yay, inflation is over

The Fed chairman said the opposite today, it seems people believing that narrative have wishful thinking.
To be fair that explanation only says that it's hard, expensive, and not worth it. It doesn't say if it's legally possible.
I’m building my own SaaS and am really interested in something that
would help me create great onboarding.
So I went to your website and honestly tried to understand your product. Instead of great onboarding your website has very complicated video, that I gave up on.

So maybe having a great onboarding on your own website would be a good way of showing that your product is great.
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Any updated Go libraries with it yet?
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Redfall is a first party game since Microsoft now own Bethesda, which means it'll be on Gamepass from day one. That also means Bethesda are probably expecting far fewer sales than a normal release. I wonder if Bethesda also believe that means less piracy too, so they can get away with the requirement for a connection..
> I’ll use it for the increased privacy protections

Negative. It's actually the other way around. A browser is more controllable, especially with extensions.

An application in a browser cannot do certificate pinning preventing you from inspecting SSL traffic. Nor can you have uBlock origin running for your Discord app.
They chose to spend developer time on that rather than treat their users well.

Wow.
My guess is that (in addition to bot things) this is aimed at taking down e.g. Mastodon crosspost.
An opinion shared by plenty of people.
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Thanks for the recommendation. I've found a free HD version here:

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x68r4b5
Twitter to end free access to its API
Has nothing to do with the USA or NATO.

Gas was found in Crimea that could replace Russian deliveries.

Guess what they invaded first in 2014.
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More recently (August 2021), the option of German citizenship has been extended to descendants of people who were deprived German citizenship due to gender discrimination in the law that was in effect at the time. For example, until 1975, the children of married parents would only be German if the father was German.

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I found out that it is really good at recommending Movies or Series, based on things that I liked. Maybe that could be turned into something.
That means these figs are edible.
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Can we agree that “someone would have done this anyway” is a poor justification for one’s actions? That’s what you say when you 1) recognize that you did a bad thing, but 2) don’t want to be blamed for it.
Scenes are cheap.

It's SFO that's expensive.

Scenes take land, and lots of it for people to live in and do things, and SFO would prefer to pack in more expensive tech workers than anything else
You get to call this frivolous, but my perception of money isn't consistent?

Interesting.
> This is a weak argument. There are plenty of luxurious residences in the West, from the Buckingham Palace to Palace of Versailles, etc.

Talking about weak argument... Next level whataboutism.
Married with children was very popular in Germany because of how well it was translated.

Seinfeld was also translated but it was awfully done so people didn't watch it and it stopped running on tv.

Knight Rider was also very popular and the acting was way better than the original because of the translators.

It is quite interesting what effect dubbing of movies and tv shows can have on the perception of it.
AFAIK CV-Dazzle is a hand-crafted adversarial pattern for facial detection, specifically by a Viola-Jones style detector of Haar cascades. The painted patterns invert the brightness relative to the first few filter passed to put you under the detector threshold.

Modern face detectors (and recognition) have much stronger priors for e.g. shape and illumination that there is a chance they can separate the intrinsic images related to shape, texture and illumination and still work. I still think there is some merit to the approach though, since modern systems are trained on data for what most people look like (and not e.g. the band members of Kiss). Even so, they are trained to be robust to occlusions. Likely the most successful approach at this point is facial prosthetics and contact lenses to hide your irises...unless theyre using IR to look at the blood vessels in your face..etc.
Before Go I used to program mainly in C++ which is kind of the worst language in terms of simplicity, so I might be biased. I simply don't know any other simple languages. I have only C C++, Go, Matlab/Octave and Python to compare to (if one wouldn't count Bash and awk). I mainly develop HPC Code.

Based on my expirience I must completely disagree. The language go itself together with its tooling, i.e. compiler , debugger and module system makes it very appealing to write well-written and well-maintaned programs of large size in go. It is the combination of the simplicity of go together with gos property of being a "batteries included" language.

In particular, I have noticed it is much easier for inexpirienced programmers to write high-qhality Code in go than in C.
<sarcastic>Well, at least things are improving: we got a seven days heads-up.</sarcastic>
I like this theory very much!

But there was also thread here on news.ycombinator about a paper which says that this theory is not entirely true.

I can't recall the paper. I think, paper said "the lignin breakdown by fungi" was already invented.
The abundance of dead wood (which became coal) is described by existence of wast marshes.

I'm sorry without link is my text not valid very much. Maybe someone could find the paper and link it here.
Well, it seems you've been disappointed!

I thought it was odd you kept calling it "bad" and "awful". It's exactly as secure as any other certificate on the web. Arguably more, as you're aware of any access to the keys. The only differentiation is a commercial interest, nothing "bad" at all.
Well put, it’s really similar for me.
I'm convinced that this idea that technology is completely neutral is wrong. It is not neutral in the face of human psychology. The human species is a different animal that the human individual, and it is powerful, but does not make truly conscious decisions.

Once you let the genie out of the bottle, a wish will be made. A technology might not be inherently bad, but neither are knives, and we don't leave those lying around.

That said, it is the human species that develops technology, rarely is one human individual capable of holding back a technology.
Nice, in the current scene they are planning to make a show.

That's great, although I'm not sure why they didn't try to use same angle shots as in the sitcom.
Technology like this has blown up on Twitch/Twitch circles within the past couple of days (I won't link to it due to the sexual nature, but you can find references on /r/livestreamfail). Men taking women's [Twitch streamers] faces and use your imagination from there.

Completely inappropriate and unethical.

What value does this technology add? Bringing Princess Leia back to another Star Wars movie? Anything more than that?
And a sendoff to the hard work of tens of thousands or more people.

Oh. No.
That's because there weren't any wasps. Only some fig varieties depend on them. Parthenocarpic cultivars don't (however the resulting fruits are sterile I think).
here I've eliminated uvicorn, nothing changed

https://gist.github.com/muayyad-alsadi/3a1e1cdbafca34df8b178...
It sounds like "proper gander", where gander means "a look".
Full is a weird description of a low density village. "We got 10 people, and that's 9 too many people!"

Especially considering how much tent space is still available off sidewalks and the like
If you're already running a squid style proxy server, you'd need to MITM the TLS request regardless. If you're just doing it for a single site, the DNS solution is a lot more light weight.
(Ganda means to look)
Is there evidence self-driving cars cause more accidents on average than humans?
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Figs are not even remotely controversial in the vegan community. As far as I can tell, it's a fringe topic and the vast majority of vegans don't consider figs to be non-vegan.

As others have stated, the common fig does not require a wasp for pollination: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fig#Habitat.

In my opinion, in order for this to actually be a controversial topic amongst vegans, the following would need to be true:

1. The variety of fig that you're most likely to eat would require wasps to pollinate them.
2. Fig farmers would need to directly breed, control, or otherwise manipulate/exploit fig wasps in order to ensure that their trees would be pollinated.

My research tells me that neither of these are true.

Food grown using manure is much less vegan and even that isn't widely discussed in the vegan community.
In fairness, this is linguistic sleight of hand; police unions aren't actually unions.[1]

[1] https://nationalinterest.org/blog/reboot/why-police-unions-a...
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