skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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I'm angry about their offering. I'm fine with Netflix for me only, but I want the full quality.

If they force me to either pay for an entire family without being able to share it with my mom or to stream the content in subpar quality I will probably just go elsewhere.
That Abramovich plan is genious!

And yes, EU passports are very beneficial. And the German one ranks usually under the top three most "powerful" passpoets in world, measured in the number of countries one can travel to without visa requirements. A second EU passport would be somewhat of a "toy" so, but might still make certain things easier in said country.
While Einstein regretted working on nuclear weapons, the work they did there is equally responsible for the many lives saved by nuclear power, which he also appreciated. Also, it was the first 20% of the work towards nuclear fusion.

Technology is not evil or good.

Even this technology could be great. Jacky Chan, for example, is not going to make any more movies. But I want more of those movies. This very technology would allow that.
This statement is accurate for testing and experimentation purposes. Additionally, the $18 starting credit provided by OpenAI is a nice bonus.

I created a small Anki plugin that tags cards based on their content using the Text-Davinci-003 model. However, the cost quickly becomes prohibitive when a large number of tokens/ Anki cards need to be processed. To be fair that plugin is not working great, since tags should be viewed, merged and reused on a global scope.
"Often" is an understatement. I wish software had as few bugs per line of code as there are incidents of police brutality per number of police interactions in the country.
> Try asking it about same-sex marriage, for example.

Isn't equality a human right? I think its a worthy discussion, the ethical limits behind chat GPT, but that seems like a weird one to draw the line on no?

I am more concerned about the fact it can generate malware, with incredible precisions and go around moredern anti virus techniques of detection without even hesitating but if you ask it to write a poem from the prespective of some angry mid century german it tells you no. Seems like the ethics board had some important blindspots in terms of what things it allowed chatGPT to both learn and perform.
That was my immediate reaction to seeing chatGPT. Any digital content, fully customized, can be created with minimal human input.

The quality of the content is still crap, but that will improve with time. And the audience getting dumber to think it’s fine will speed up the process.
home assistant, dozens of cheap nfc stickers, and ios shortcuts that trigger home assistant actions when you boop the appropriate sticker with your locked phone.
When you look at self-hosting instructions then it would be great if it would be one that does not require Docker in your stack. Installation shell script would be even better.
> A labor union exists to enage in mediated conflict with the employers of its members. The employers of police are the citizens they're supposed to be serving. From there, it's pretty clear that police unions and citizens are at odds, basically by definition.

This quote says nothing about violence, and it's what they were responding to, so no it wasn't a bad faith argument.
Open Living Initiative
I truly believe that free basic necessities for all is the way to save the planet and ourselves. Universal basic income is just a band-aid but to really embrace freedom, creativity and development we need to find another way than hardcore capitalism. I have embarked on a mission to do something about it, because this world desperately needs a counterculture...
It's customary to put the number of paid leave days without including bank holidays.
Working smarter and for better companies/people is what got me more money, not working harder
While I certainly appreciate the passion and artistry to design and fly a path like that, I also wonder if it's not incredibly wasteful to do that with a kerosine-burning 747.
This means alot of interesting price and market stat tracking bots will be dead soon?

If so a major use is going out the window.
haha their managers' job is just redefining expectations of what is required.
Everyone's different, but the act of creating the card itself helps motivate me to learn it. I really enjoy having a hand-curated deck. Though I can see larger decks being useful if the card is annoying to make (like your geography example).
I could see that. I could also see a Principal+ having enough visibility and experience to be pretty sure when layoffs were coming, and mentioning to the right person that it'd make sense for themself to be included this time.
That is not the MacBook itself, it is the power adapter not having a ground pin.

The power adapter extension cord has a ground pin, you can use the extension cord if you want to ground the computer.
The other day I wanted to play Diablo 2 Resurrection, and it wouldn't let me because "I hadn't been online in a while" wtf? what happens when they close the servers? Then I just can't play anymore or what? This needs to be illegal.
It's kind of absurd to imagine a world full of people, connected to the internet, who watch generated content to not feel alone.

If only they could reach one another. What does it take to create a clearing house for lonely people to find suitable matches?

HN is looking [1] for an engineer for their co-founder match maker. Maybe they can just scale it up for everybody to find friends?

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34613508
...what?

The 99.999% of tech that does not, in fact, run (or would want to run) on friggin' AWS lambdas would like to have a quiet word with you.
Not the Space Guild?
Do you carry a gas mask with you wherever you go? Mustard gas is over a hundred years old, and change will happen, whether you want it or not, so you should be able to just go down to the supermarket and buy it. I'm personally very annoyed by random mustard gas attacks, but there's just no mechanism in society for preventing them.
The source of all those problems is Russia alone, not some "combined actions of the US and Russia". When Russia stops being a problem, those issues are non-issues again.
Sure.

> It seems to me that you are saying Microsoft should not be allowed to release their own version of Slack and Zoom for free.

That is exactly what I'm saying, because it is against EU competition law as Microsoft has a dominant position in the market -- the "plain English" guide to competition law simply states: [1]

If your company has a large market share, it holds a dominant position and must take particular care not to:

• charge unreasonably high prices which would exploit customers
• charge unrealistically low prices which may drive competitors out of the market
• discriminate between customers
• force certain trading conditions on your business partners

Microsoft does arguably all of these with different products to some level. Zoom, Slack, Discord etc are all paid-for products with a cost that, prior to February 2020, companies paid for separately. Microsoft then came along with Teams and released it as part of a certain tier of M365 subscription for free. Whilst Zoom and friends have not been driven out of the market, they have suffered as a result of it and what was a burgeoning industry, including with "freemium" or "paid support" FOSS models like Jitsi, have suffered as the corporate behemoths of the world use Teams. The real proof of the pudding is the fact that most users hate Teams: it's widely regarded as being not as good as its competitors and yet is massively used. Why? Monopolistic business practices.

[1] https://europa.eu/youreurope/business/selling-in-eu/competit...
You can use this argument to justify any form of extant infrastructure that an upper class uses. It's such a broad argument as to be meaningless
Believe me, I know what it means.

And it's not a technical term, but a MARKETING term. An obnoxious and misleading one.

So, I know for example the sentence after you said it contradicts it: "generic and usable in many different ways and usage scenarios". I know DHH first used it, and he named his product "on Rails" precisely because he wanted to make non-developers and beginners feel empowered that they're in the driving seat, while actually not driving at all and running on rails.

Opinionated software is training wheels (or rails). It can't be flexible or general purpose. It constrains you, so that when you don't know what you're doing, you still end up doing something. Children love this, and non-professionals also love it. Experienced professional developers hate it.

It's not fun for professional developers to be told what to do, because they're in the business of they telling computers what to do. And they know libraries can be easy to use and flexible without being "opinionated".

DSLs have their place. But they're not general purpose, it's a contradiction.

And I don't like the term "opinionated" because aside from the smug arrogance with which it's often said around the RoR community, it lies about what it is. It's not "opinionated" - every software is created with opinion, it's impossible for it not to have one. But what the term really means is "constrained". This would suck for marketing though, and DHH is great at marketing, so he came up with that BS instead.

PS: let me also remind you what this word means as an English word: "characterized by conceited assertiveness and dogmatism."
The hatred or dislike of police in a country seems to be strictly correlated to the levels of criminality, progressivism and ethnic heterogeneity.

Looking at law, Singapore, Japan and South Korea would be brutal police states, but there is none of that dislike for police that we find in countries like France, US or Britain where people sing about how much they hate the police. Instead, in those countries people respect and appreciate police officers.
Counterculture is when you have the same tastes, consumption habits, and political beliefs as a mid level HR manager at a Silicon Valley tech company.

Counterculture is when most of your beliefs align with what the Raytheon PR pushes out. That's how you punk in 2020s.
can you elaborate further on this?
By any chance, has Google being doing something different to improve and update its search engine?
Congrats! It's really interesting and great :)
Most rock is semi-transparent to gamma rays, which is how the lost source is intended to be used, to determine density of rock.
Can they just start by getting it to hold the setting for a default microphone/audio output?
German doctors and hospitals will cheerfully bill you directly, no insurance necessary. They would be hesitant to schedule you for a very expensive procedure without an insurance card, but I just had surgery to insert and later remove pins to heal a broken finger as a "Selbstzahler" (self-payer), because I'm privately insured. This means that they simply sent me the bills, totaling about 1000 EUR, I paid them out of my checking account, and it's my own problem to get re-imbursed from my insurer. I think they checked my ID to make sure the billing address was legit.

Edited to add: I am merely a permanent resident of Germany, not a dual citizen.
In case people are wondering, the analogy is to the appearance of a goose (the male goose is a gander) when it cranes its neck to look at something, and you can't use it in many places "look" fits, it's specifically an action so you can "take a gander" or "have a gander" but you don't just "gander" and the appearance of something is not its "gander".
because HR-wise a company needs to be sure it is working with whom it thinks it is working.

See that under the prism of rising interview scams.
The problem is that you cannot ascertain with certainty that someone is, in fact, a murderer. Countries with the death penalty will always execute innocent people. Roughly 5% of convicted persons are estimated to be innocent, and an execution makes the possibility of appeal or exoneration moot. At least 190 people in the United States have been sentenced to death and were later found to be innocent.
Interesting perspective. So in your view, no person or company with integrity exists? And no one lacking it should be called out?
there's pretty good information here https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2014/09/11/336330502/wh...

from that page: shelf life of a room temp egg is 21 days; for a refrigerated one it's 50 days. Eggs are washed to control salmonella (eggs are also somewhat dirty when laid, having likely touched poop). US started washing eggs in 1970. Japan started in the 1990's after a salmonella outbreak. Scandinavia also washes. Countries that don't wash-and-refrigerate can require vaccinating chickens against salmonella. It is also commonly recommended to wash unwashed eggs before cracking them.
https://www.antcommander.com

Project description:
Ant Commander Pro is a file manager for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.

Compared to other file manager, this one is more developer oriented: basic Git support, syntax highlighting for source code, multiple shells included, can run embedded in IntelliJ IDEA and some other IDE's.

One of the main goal is efficiency: there is no search dialog, just a search field (e.g. "*/.java & < 1 day & >5kb"), possible file conflicts are analyzed before the operation begins, ...

After the installation, it's fully functional for at least one day, then you can fill in a form to get a free beta license key on the website.

Contact info: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScTil2UpEYvtHgwmjST...
Yeah, my argument with the knives was pretty weak and I was trying to make the point you make in your last paragraph. I think I meant to type "lying around children". I should've said bombs.
Time to go outside and touch grass.
Assume that's $1m/year after taxes. With 3 kids in college and a nice house and a nice vacation a year, you're surely still comfortable but you're not buying a plane.
> As soon as it has established the principles, as soon as it proved them feasible in practice, it has made itself redundant.

Features such as the memory model and lightweight processes are intrinsic to the BEAM VM and aspects of the language (such as immutability). Erlang is a mixture of no memory management, fail-fast and embarrassingly parallel without GC pauses, and getting those characteristics in another language can’t be had without fundamental and breaking changes, to the point of becoming Erlang, which seems awfully redundant.
The moral failing is definitely in how corporations are lead and how work is rewarded. I don't blame anyone for not being passionate about a job that barely pays a living wage. In fact, I think it's incredibly harmful for a country when work is not properly rewarded.
#2 sounds really interesting! I’m not sure of the psychological ramifications, but I can’t imagine they’d be different than any other sort of prosthesis save for an inability to actually touch it.

I could see it being used in AR to conceal identity to facilitate more equitable medical outcomes, I suppose.

Thank you again for the input! I was honestly at a loss for positive applications outside of financial gain.

I haven’t seen any ads driven by deepfake, or at least I don’t think I have. That advertising bit does sound rather obnoxious though!
I once ended up doing a teams interview as my 8 year old, because Teams, or rather I, was unable to switch between my then start-up account and the school account of my kid. Confused the interviewer a bit in the beginning.

As good as Teams is whithin and across orgs, as long as you stick to one single account, as much it sucks with multiple accounts on the same machine. That, and all the crap like opening files in Teams when Office is installed. But the SharePoint is opening files in the browser instead of the native apps...

Teams Outlook intergration is neat so.
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Have a look at the comments and submissions of the user "skytrue". They seem to be one of the creators of this.

https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=skytrue
That's an inaccurate description of the paper. The "shocks" are continuous, not reward driven. Both control and experimental groups received the electrical current.
What was the reason you chose to evolve yours for?
Not the first „easter egg“ on flight radar: https://www.sfgate.com/national/article/Pilot-draws-penis-on...
Nothing about producing or consuming deepfakes suggests bad faith.

You might not like the art, but deepfakes are not harmful.
Not because of empathy though, people know that and don’t give a single one. It would be simply a bad advertisement, as if Apple started talking about sshfs, open source and other geeky topics in their presentations. It would simply become unluxury.

For a similar reason people prefer packaged meat and frozen fish at a supermarket and avoid non-ventilated rooms with piles of meat and fish, because the smell is undelicate and associates with lower standards.

Pretty sure top CEOs would feel irritated as well if they had to watch and listen about their wagies’ unembellished life conditions for an hour everyday.

We are much more selfish than ignorant. I’d say most people aren’t ignorant at all. They are just okay with it as long as it stays away.
Isn't this what De Beers does with diamond? Creating artificial scarcity.
Because the transformer doesn't have a metal case and once the voltage is lowered at the transformer the danger of electrical shock is reduced (as in the effects of it) so there's no reason to ground the laptop chassis.
To her, I can recommend the book "Big Panda and Little Dragon." Nice illustrations and simple wisdom.
Like most people a 747 was my first long haul flight. I've not been lucky enough to fly the upper deck but a few years ago, I did get to fly in the nose, seat 1A. A great experience, strange being in front of the pilots and surprisingly noisy when the nose gear is moving up or down

As for being the most beautiful civilian aircraft. I see your 747 and raise you a Concorde
What technologies are fundamentally bad? I don't know of any outside of perhaps torture devices.
Yeah, one could easily argue the opposite: The excellent scaling characteristics of the BEAM means that there’s no need to use extreme performance compromises like AWS Lambda. You can scale an Erlang or Elixir application extremely far by just giving it more compute resources.
Why would you learn math when you have calculators ?

Why would you learn to write when you have grammarly ?

Why would you read books when you have summaries ?

Why would you watch movies when you have reviews ?

Sometimes, a lot of times actually, it's not about the result but the process. Otherwise the most optimal path at life is suicide or matrix style coma pods.

Everything we do before a PhD is by definition bs, it's just regurgitating already known facts.
Do you like that police unions provide cover for police misconduct? Guess what, progressives don't. Just because something bills itself as a union doesn't mean progressives are compelled to like it.
Peter Thiel's infamous "competition is for losers" indeed comes to mind.
And that's what they're relying on. Companies who rely on the twitter API to have no choice but to pay up to stay afloat
"crypto can't be [effectively] regulated" is more observable fact than ideology.
The monetary aspect doesn't apply for many (most?) freelancers either. I work and bill the same amount of time every day regardless of how much I achieved. Brain fog day is worth the same as an uninterrupted flow day.

It does make me more efficient which is something I do care about.
By that theory you'd still expect some bad cop to occasionally end up at a good department. So if the other cops at the department are really good cops, they would charge the bad cop very quickly for doing something. I would imagine that to make at least local news (I mean we just read that cops saving ducks is making lots of news). Why do we not see any of those reports. One way to identify good departments should be police union membership. Considering the crucial role police unions play in protecting bad cops, good departments should have near zero membership, are there such departments?
>queerness is very much still edgy

Something that people advertise about themselves on their linkedin profiles in order to get better job offers is the opposite of edgy.
I said they are in denial over how POWERFUL this is. Many think it's little more than a toy, when in reality I think it's a tsunami coming. That doesn't mean there won't be more programmers, I don't have any idea, but the nature of the job is going to be fundamentally impacted, in fact it already is.
His books have taught me soooo much; in addition to information theory, I have learnt many tricks of LaTeX typesetting (the info theory book's LaTeX source is open) and how to estimate (from his other book on sustainable energy)

David was a fantastic ultimate frisbee player. He taught me how to properly throw forehand and overhand.
Nice bait! All other replies seem to fall for it.
I used to bookmark some Twitter posts/links that I found interesting, but then I gave up even on that because then I'd have to navigate and search through an ever expanding list of bookmarks (not an easy task, also).
At 2 cents per 1000 tokens (~750 words), unless you're doing it a lot that should be quite manageable? That's ~$13 for 1000 cards of 500 words (prompt + card + tags). The smaller models are cheaper still and might perform well enough.
Singapore has no freedom of expression and the police are actually held accountable for doing their job.
Most european countries are rearming no? And Ukraine is just the start. EU/NATO expansionism & Russia pushing back is going to lead to wars in Belarus/Armenia/Georgia as well.
It seems that normal fig wasps do dissolve with how long it takes to grow the fruit after pollination, but the wasps they found were separate from the normal ones and may have entered later