skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
https://aidev.codes

Project Description: This is an AI-powered programming tool that creates and updates simple web pages and applications based on natural language instructions.

Its applying ChatGPT-like models (e.g. text-davinci-003/code-davinci-002 from OpenAI) for programming with the admittedly ambitious goal of trying to help users who are technical but non-programmers.

It has preliminary knowledgebase support, templates, the ability to edit and resubmit list of commands to refine them, and hosting for web pages.

NOTE: I actually need at least another 3 days before I can get the new dialog-based version out, and then I will be looking for beta testers again. I already know that the current format is not something most users really can handle. The new version will issue the "metacommands" for the user.

When I finally get this release out, I will be looking to hear about bugs and also any and all feedback or advice on how it can be made more useful for specific projects. In particular I am hoping that at some point people who are into "no code" or "low code" will be able to use it for some things. So if anyone normally uses those types of tools it would be nice to hear some specific use case and what it would take to meet that or an attempt to apply the tool.

The next release after this one will be big for increasing the utility because I plan if possible to integrate with fly.io so people can use the AI to iteratively build and deploy web applications that have a back end. Although I might do subdomains first. Or maybe need to work on something more tedious like automatically detecting incomplete replies that need to be continued.

Contact: jason@aidev.codes or ideally just click the Discord link in the upper-right hand corner.
I wouldn't worry about it. Almost every modern boiler will bump up the temperature to 60C / 140F once a week to prevent Legionnaire's, may even be a mandatory feature depending on where you live.
Deployment in particular, in my (limited) experience. We had to deploy Slack and I was amazed that there was no way of configuring it via Group Policy or such. It had to be done manually on each machine. Madness.

Then Microsoft foisted Teams on us and we had to waste time finding ways to disable it.

In the end, I’m not sure which I hate more. Slack is also a dog-slow JavaScript app, so at least in that sense, they are one as bad as the other.
The audience for the article is mostly not comprised of Germans exercising their right of return, so adding context would benefit the majority of readers.
One I've been seeing recently (regarding AI generated images) is people making up "fake movies" they blatantly say it's not a real movie... but you produce these videos with text to speech audio... ehh it sucks content farms/waste of bandwidth but whatever. Just like the people restreaming a live nasa page or restreaming spacex/etc... oh well.

It's like those movie summary channels idk why those get under my skin... just a waste.

Oh here's an example Chrome Lords 1988 on YT saw this one recently

Maybe I'm annoyed because it works. You take a bunch of public things like public images of airplanes and make several channels/videos on each plane and facts... you could automate this and eventually something will work. The TTS voice from medium in particular (guy voice).
https://twitter.com/iBrews/status/1620930130150580224
As pointed out below, she still lives in London after all this verbiage.

https://twitter.com/intent/user?screen_name=byameliahill

Edit - Censored [flagged] because we are apparently not allowed to criticise. Pathetic.
>> With more than 400 new features and improvements

That is a lot but MS Teams lacks one key feature that only Zoom/WebEx type tools have - the ability to pause the screen-sharing. It is strange that even Google meet doesn't have that feature.

Sharing pause is quite helpful when doing external meetings.
Probably a combination of:

Users flagging the post

Domain-based downweight (dang has mentioned it exists for Wikipedia for example, no idea if it’s automated or manual)

Posts with bad comments:upvote ratio get downweighted (IIRC dang calls them overheated discursions?)

And FWIW it’s on the front page now

[EDIT] no it’s not. I was on the new page not front haha. Probably people sick of hearing about Twitter and flagging then.
Romanian also.
How do you figure teachers differ?
Languages that didn't have a Norman invasion.
You have 3 cats? $700 each.

Watch for the rest of the country's landlords to start shifting things upward now that there's a bit more publicity as to what they might get away with.
1. Buy Microsoft stock.

2. (not me personally) Tuning and personalisation of LLMs.
- As a company, I want private data to be combined with internet-scale data so that I can get actionable data
- As a company, I want internal identity management to secure who is told what by the LLM that is trained on private data.

3. (not me personally) Quick buck. Skin + API call + marketing = short term cash until people clock on that it is cheaper elsewhere.
Many things can be unethical/immoral without being illegal, and of course there are some technologies that are fundamentally bad.
Interesting choice to mostly rely on SAAB marketing materials in an effort to make the case that the Gripen E is better.

>STOL capabilities https://www.saab.com/newsroom/stories/2020/august/gripen-des...

Who really cares about STOL capabilities of the Gripen? Unless you're on a small island, you can build longer runways.

>Radar, note that's I'd said it's an estimate, based on the fact that it's the first GaN radar and has a wider FOV https://www.saab.com/markets/india/gripen-for-india/technolo...

Gripen E's radar being better than that of the F-35 is certainly an unique take. The AN/APG-81 has a 71.4% bigger aperture than the ES-05. While the ES-05 does benefit from reduced power consumption due to the GaN transistors, it still has significantly lower peak output power than the AN/APG-81.

Wider FOV is nice, but the AN/APG-81 can see further. AN/APG-81 is the better radar out of the two, and also offers better EW capabilities than the ES-05.

>More mature here means has been around longer in one from or another, since the Viggen: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saab_37_Viggen

I believe the word you're looking for is "older", even though "more mature" sounds nicer.

>Supercruise https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supercruise

The Gripen E can only supercruise according to SAABs very own original definition of "supercruise", and so far there's been no indication that it can do so while carrying weapons.

>RCS is an overall estimate, certainly not from the front as the F35 is designed as a strike fighter, but with a smaller plane, the RCS may well be similar elsewhere https://www.globaldefensecorp.com/2021/01/07/gripen/

If Gripen was as stealthy as you like to suggest, SAAB would be shouting it from the rooftops. Yet, they aren't.

>Fast software updates https://www.saab.com/newsroom/stories/2021/january/gripen-so...

Meaningless marketing speak.

Anyway,

> Ownership in this case means having the ability to independently run the aircraft without reliance on other countries' benevolence.

Good luck operating Gripens without relying on the benevolence of the US, UK and Sweden.
Wow, I thought also the super spammy lol chat is AI generated as well, but it seems people find this really funny? I mean most of the ""jokes"" do not even have a bad punch line. That's the only thing I can lol at now, why wtf?
I didn't buy Diablo Remastered because of mandatory online account and cut-out LAN game! I won't buy anything that won't run fully without internet! We need to relay this message to these producers/publishers.
Seems to me like a pretty unscientific way to conclude whether a food is edible (or good for you). But it makes sense of course, if you didn't have access to modern science due to poverty or era.
This article appears to have been written by a senior reporter for the Guardian in a case of journalists-reporting-on-journalists. Somehow, that seems like it should be an interesting factor although it is a struggle to pick out why that is.

Also if I were in Europe, I would be looking at contingency plans that involved alternative continents. The combined actions of the US and Russia have probably turned Ukraine into the next Afghanistan. I'm not sure what the implications of that will be for the rest of the EU, but that level of destruction, the rearmament of Poland and the concerning energy situation overall (the last decade more than the last year) are inauspicious.
Do you have similar table/data for Microsoft, Amazon and twitter? This was an amazing statistics to see. Thank you for making it available!
Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra with 200MP Sensor
Almost all of them. English doesn’t because the word for the animal is Germanic from Old English (pig, cow, sheep) and the word for the meat is from Norman French (pork from porc, beef from boeuf, mutton from mouton).
Not envious at all. I was making nearly 500k as a developer not in SV, and I banked nearly all my income, knowing I was riding a gravy train. My commentary is not that doctors jobs can't be removed but that you are in an industry where with 1 year's experience you can earn 100k, which is an unfathomable amount to many americans (especially when 50% of them can't afford a $400 unexpected expense).

My disdain is not that the market shouldn't bear it, it's many developers were arrogant and didn't appreciate it for what it was.

I'm fortunate enough I was able to "retire" at 38, but I couldn't have done that if I was blowing all my money, of which I know people who do.
I have been facing the same! rewind.ai helped me retrieve it.
Something like Podcast.ai that generates fake interviews between celebrities. There is plenty of Seinfeld audio to train a voice generator.

https://podcast.ai/about
UBS: ChatGPT is estimated to have reached 100M MAUs in January
Social media of the future will be human-to-AI, not human-to-human
On the contrary, listening to Japanese feels easier than listening to a lot of other languages, even for speech which you don't actually understand. The sounds are simple, there are a lot of vowel sounds. Straight forward vowels, not diphthongs, and in that respect it's a lot like listening to (slow) Italian.
There are a few run-on consonants in speech, but not many. Of course one runs into homophones in speech too, but there you also sometimes (but not always) have pitch to help you (persimmon and oyster are both written かき(kaki) in Hiragana, but the pitch is different, same for chopsticks/bridge), and there's context - if you understand enough of the language.

As an example, my wife owns a Japanese CD which includes a couple of songs originally from my own country, but translated to Japanese. Listening to that is very easy, I hear every word.. it's much much harder to actually get the words if I listen to the original in my own language! And these are simple songs.

EditAdd: What I said above is correct in the sense that it's easy to listen to Japanese, as in actually hearing the words, but yes there are homophones which sometimes make me, a low-intermediate speaker, not understand what I hear. I hear "another" similar-sounding word, unless there's pitch to clearly identify it, and then what I hear doesn't make sense unless it's a recording and I can re-listen.
We are lifing just fine with car related deaths. The rate is much higher than suicide rates.

Bullying is alive and well even without this tech. I guess scissoring out a photo from the yearbook and glue it in a porn magazine would work as good. It is not about believability but about the psychological damage when it comes to bullying
Thank you! Renamed it US-PLV (Los Angeles / Playa Vista) as suspect few outside of Socal would know where PV is
wasps are normal, not mold
It's also just breaking, past 10pm on the west coast of the US, when we all should be in bed.
If anyone can find this I'd be very grateful, would be cool to read his comments
Doxycycline Associated with Reduced Spleen Size in Hyper-Malarial Splenomegaly
But that isn't the City of San Francisco. San Francisco has a population of ~815,000 people, while the link posted has a population of 3.3 million people.

This page shows the population of San Francisco declined 6.72% from 2020 to 2021. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_San_Francisco
Granted, it was hyperbolic, but at L9, often. This isn't just an extremely competent engineer, it's an industry leader.
A few figs are. Most are not.
Are you asking how teachers differ from the police, or how teacher unions differ from police unions?

I didn't think the former of these needed to be answered at all, and the latter is also relatively self-explanatory.
> A widely accepted explanation for this peak in coal production is a temporal lag between the evolution of abundant lignin production in woody plants and the subsequent evolution of lignin-degrading Agaricomycetes fungi, resulting in a period when vast amounts of lignin-rich plant material accumulated. Here, we reject this evolutionary lag hypothesis, based on assessment of phylogenomic, geochemical, paleontological, and stratigraphic evidence.

https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.1517943113#:~:text=The...
A particular press release that talks about valentine's day promotion on websites.
As someone not familiar with ChatGPT APIs -- what would prevent Open Ai to do to their customers what Amazon does to independent sellers on Amazon -- that is look over their sales numbers and just copy the products that work, but you know, actually use a private model that works event better than the original product?
Never did I say that Doctors won't be replaced. Doctors go to college for 8 years though. I know many developers who had no college and were making 100K plus within a year but treated that like it was a right.

Programming made me wealthy and I appreciate that, the ones who DIDN'T appreciate that it was a gold rush and they should have treated it as such are the ones who will suffer the most.
Project:

https://www.productchart.com

Project Description:

The idea is to replace lists with charts. Instead of sorting - say - monitors by price or size, on Product Chart you can sort them by both! And compare them on the resulting interactive scatterplot.

What do you want to be tested:

Imagine you were to buy a new Smartphone, Laptop, Tablet, Monitor, Camera, 3D Printer or Solid State Drive today. How would you go about it on Product Chart? Did you find a product that suits your requirements?

Contact Info: "hello" at the domain name.
I'm working on a Mac and we had a vpn/proxy for working.

All MSFT including Code would randomly crash because of the vpn...
What sets this project apart from the MS Graph API? Are there any API features that Graph does not have?

I have built an alternative Teams client for smart glasses using only MS Graph and Azure Communication Services and it can already do most interactions related to chat/meetings/org etc.
She never claimed to have moved to Germany. Or to plan it. She wants the option open, especially for her children.
Ask HN: ChatGPT vs. Copilot for day-to-day programming
Which of the current AI code generators do you find most useful in your workday? How have you integrated them into your workflows?
https://inventai.xyz

Project description: a new UI for generative AI services. Image creation will be first, and should be launched this month. You can sign-up to be notified of the launch on the landing page.

Contact: jason.filby@gmail.com or via Twitter (see my HN profile).
>your database might be nuked at any time

What is not directly possessed by you is not fully YOURS, and probably it is (un)clearly stated in the "free tier" terms of use.

Remember kids, when you encounter free cloud thing on top of the free host-able thing, just spend another day and host it yourself, cause you're just facing a sales funnel which will eventually collapse
How do people feel about this when it happens at work?

Personally, I kind of like that at my place of work we're expected to (sometimes) clean the coffee cups, organize our own office party, haul boxes of old documents to the shredder and so on. I dread the day that a manager will realize that they can squeeze another little bit of productivity out of us by hiring an assistant for this kind of stuff, it would make me feel even more like a cog in the machine.
The romans have never asked "who watches the teachers?"
She didn’t move to Germany, but her kids have EU passports now and for as long as that’s a thing. Mine don’t and I do sometimes feel sad about that.
Location: Eastern time zone, Canada

Remote: required

Technologies/Areas of interest: iOS, Bazel, build tools, developer experience

Contact: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rkedwards/ or firstname dot lastname at gmail

10 years of experience building and shipping iOS apps to millions of users, with many contributions to Android apps and backend services. Most recent role was focused on iOS developer experience, finding ways to improve iOS build and test times on clients and CI. Core contributor to Bazel build support for our Very Large iOS App, leading the effort to autogenerate BUILD files using hundreds of varied Xcode projects and SPM manifests as our sources of truth.

I am open to roles related to iOS build tools, or Bazel, or build tools targeting any platform or language. Eager to explore within this space.
What a fascinating insight to the naming conventions of the different OS.
Mac the long descriptive. BSD short and accurate. Linux short details are for specs. Fuchisa the functional HW reference ? What is that
Engineers: "We want an engineering-led organization!"

Google: "OK, here's some real responsibility over company direction."

Engineers: "No, not like that."

I mean, I work at a normal-ass medium-sized company and at our top level of IC technical staff even we're expected to help management choose between different strategic options and point out places we can improve the product based on technical synergies or easy wins they may not be aware of. If we do a bad job at this, we will also get laid off on way or another, at latest when the company runs out of money.

Especially at Google's size, you can just throw up your hands and say "oh well, the market is hard to guess." You are the market!
Even modern grain infrastructure relies on delcarations of chemical usage and not itemized testing. Real time testing equipment is prohibitively expensive and lab testing takes too long to do it before mixing a load of grain into a silo. On site tests are done but for indicators of moisture spoilage, protein deterioration and disease, but not chemical contaminants.
I know that 'beef' is derived from the french word 'boef', but isn't lamb simply the juvenile form of a sheep?
I was under the impression that 'lamb' meat was from a juvenile sheep, and 'sheep meat' would be from an adult animal, or is 'lamb' the general term for sheep meat in english?
> you end up earning more, or working way less.

Unless you are salaried?
Same with my Windows 10 Pro.

I'm always surprised to see so many complaints about it here, where I would expect most of the audience is somewhat tech literate and could easily configure it the way they want in a matter of minutes.
https://audio.phoni.es/

an experiment bringing together Hugo and Internet Archive to provide a rock solid, lightweight and ethical solution to serve audio files.

The main objective is to share loads of audio files (hundreds of gigabytes are fine) without the hassle of Youtube / Dropbox / Soundcloud etc

Contact: https://audio.phoni.es/contact/
Khomeini was killed is news to me. It's been a long time and I don't remember the details so I checked Wikipedia. It seems he died by hearth attack in hospital at age 89.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruhollah_Khomeini
The original show was about how a comedian finds their jokes. Jerry said as much in a Reddit AMA.
Slowing economic growth?

Extreme lockdowns?

Rapidly aging population in large part because of idiotic lunacy that was the one child policy?
Citadel securities (the largest retail market maker, this is the company front-running every single one of your trades through PFOF if you use a "free" broker like Robin Hood)

Citadel LLC (the hedge fund)

Both part of Citadel the mother ship. All owned by 1 man (who like Madoff owns a hedge fund and a market maker, but unlike Madoff actually seems to execute trades with his hedge fund).

1 man who also happens to be the top GOP donor (what could he possibly want in return?): https://www.cnbc.com/2022/10/07/citadels-ceo-ken-griffin-bec...

If you want more info, this is an OK start: https://youtu.be/26_IcexvePA

Kind of old, but still relevant (not much changed since then). The same documentary makers are working on a new one that I believe will come out this year. There's tons of info to find online if you Google any of those terms in my rant from the previous comment as well.

PS: those are just tips of multiple icebergs, there's more.
From the main page: “Communication groups [...] • mrdeepfakes - the biggest NSFW English deepfake community”, which strains my assumption of good faith debate regarding their ethics.
Any word on whether this includes OAuth? I’ve been thinking I should deprioritise the “Login with Twitter” button anyway…
If anyone likes the weirdness of artificial intelligence-generated content on Twitch, they will probably also enjoy Vedal's Neuro-sama: https://twitch.tv/vedal987

The channel does not run 24/7 because Vedal is always monitoring Neuro-sama's output (things can go very wrong when you let an AI interact with a Twitch chat).
Also, Neuro-sama plays different games such as Osu, Minecraft, Pokemon. I don't know about the others, but Osu's AI was built by him (probably RL), so he put a lot of engineering effort into it.
Users of one social network complaining about another social network.
It's probably that your video stream is more delayed than the chatters. On mobile Twitch has a huge delay especially on iOS which can be improved by clicking the Settings icon and choosing Low Latency player. Will still be more delayed than people on desktop.
Teacher's Tube (1950)
I’m just here to say woohoo, front page of HN bucket list item checked off!
Not the regional flights I frequently take. And it has been years since I saw free wifi.
Based off examining the HTML recently when I was trying to diagnose a problem the other month where teams refused to pay a video - no.
My original post wasn't that Doctors won't face ChatGPT like challenges as well, it was just that doctors go to school for 8+years and developers don't even have to go to school.

To be honest I'd much prefer a initial consult with a ChatGPT like doctor rather than a real one. I was misdiagnosed for years and had to figure out, on my own, that Lyme disease was causing my problems.

Even once that was what I suspected my doctors wouldn't test me. Finally I got one to do so and that confirmed it. Meanwhile I've talked to multiple people already that have put their symptoms into chat GPT and it's figured out what they have.

For me I haven't been able to because every prompt I've tried it just said "Speak to a medical professional" but this stuff is coming for sure.
> his would be the equivalent for a pro baseball team...

Where we're at right now, it's more like cutting Tom Brady. Sure, he's the GOAT, but they went 8-9 this year.