skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I had a look at some properties in Chicago. Obviously no idea how good or bad the areas are,but the housing prices made me jealous when I compared to what we could buy for the same money in Lithuania.
It makes scam videos virtually unidentifiable.

Example: https://youtu.be/XS-r2Vpkxas

Depend on how big of a fish you are for the ccp to fry, this can be a matter of life and death.
Uh, are you claiming humans deserve to suffer because we wrote about evil AIs in fiction? This just sounds like generic nihilism to me. Do you also believe in emitting CO2 for fun?

I'm honestly wondering whether Bing wrote the comment I'm replying to...
I love both python and rust, both have their trade offs and their purpose. It's like having both a manual saw and a chainsaw, and knowing when to use each.
Don't forget Slang and how it's so superior to every other scripting language ever.
I prefer to use vite - you get handling of imports without needing a separate bundler step, but you get hot reload as well. I find it is a nicer experience, YMMV but it is good to have alternative options:

FROM node:19.1.0
WORKDIR /project/vite_project
RUN npm init -y
RUN npm install react react-dom
RUN npm install -g esbuild
RUN npm install vite
EXPOSE 8081
CMD ["npm","run","dev"]

The react install isn't normally there if I start light - but it shows that the path to throwing in a framework is smooth. Typically combined with:

#!/usr/bin/env bash
docker build -t vite_play -f Dockerfile.vite emp/

Obviously there is something to a bundler step happening in the background, but it is fast enough (and implicit) so it doesn't get in the way of rapid prototyping.
I never click any ads, including the ad for Premium. So I still don't know how much it costs. Well, I can often go weeks without even opening Youtube so I guess the price would be unreasonably high for my usage. Or if I paid the viewing experience would be so much better, that I'd waste too much precious time on Youtube.
> which seemed like a lot of generic jquery like magic binding glue

They're just a few lines helper [1] to avoid needing to verbose boilerplate of `document.querySelector()` and `Element.addEventListener()` everywhere when wanting to use old-school jQuery dev model without a jQuery dependency.

I'd personally lean on a Reactive JS FX for anything remotely complex, but these helpers work well to demonstrate simple functionality without a JS FX.

[1] https://github.com/ServiceStack/servicestack-client/blob/d47...
I'll add Angband to the list. A hack-and-slash roguelike. 1 town, 100 dungeon levels, kill Morgoth and win the game. Diablo 1 was heavily inspired by this game (and Moria).
Why on earth should we give ChatGPT a gun?
A LLM trained on a corpus of data so large that it essentially represents a random, un-directed sampling of substantially all (written down, largely in English, and Internet-accessible) human thought, and the author sees a left-leaning bias in the model, rather than the statistical mean simply being found left of _him_… and his response is to cherry-pick the Overton window _towards_ his tribe’s inherent delusion?

Confirmation bias truly is powerful… ChatGPT already exists solely to parrot back to you the statistically most likely thing a human would say, and you want to bias it to speak more like your personal statistical deviance from the mean.

That mirror doesn’t reflect what I want! Must warp the mirror until it does.

:facepalm
How is taking your own property back being a bad citizen?
I am not sure "clobbering library/framework names" is a real problem, but it does make things a bit more annoying for us mere humans. Imagine my confusion where I read a bunch of web dev types praising asdf and feeling confused only to find out asdf is now the name of some new tool. Now I have to explicitly search for "asdf lisp" to find info about the thing[0] I actually had in mind.

[0] https://asdf.common-lisp.dev/
Iceraven has had this capability forever, no big announcement required.

If you want to use Firefox on android and don't want to deal with these artificial restrictions and excuses for bad behavior just get iceraven and call it a day.
I didn't want to remove the ability to generate docs from comments, I asked ChatGPT how to do it using any docs generation tool, it responds there is no way to do it using a generation tool from comments.
So here it is using Swag , support both way :), first i generate comments from docs , then use Swag to generate the swagger.json.
> This is absolutely mindblowing. I understand that these LLMs are essentially "really smart autocomplete", but it's crazy to me how could Bing/Sydney could actually go this far to seemingly express emotions and desires.

… using autocomplete
Filing this under “Raised My Blood Pressure…”
Mind you I need 2 rooms for my family. 2 hotel rooms vs 1 airbnb. I've never seen the hotel option being cheaper for comparable quality.
Google plus is still "around", it's just not a social media network. A conspiracy theorist would argue it succeeded in its purpose: to unify all accounts under a single Google account banner. Google music, android, YouTube, maps, Gmail, search, drive, etc.

We didn't even notice it happening, like frogs being boiled. E.g. try being anonymous on a fresh Android device now. You can't even access the play store without logging in.
Despite the fact that they've got a point, in my opinion (which I won't try to impose onto others, be reassured), I don't how it could considered harassing. He wrote one comment, that's all. Also, that comment didn't talk about haircuts or clothes, and I don't see how they could be seen as antisocial through that comment.
It's microplastics, most likely. Those are endocrine disruptors that cause gender dysphoria, among other things.
Don’t like it? Make your own search engine. Oh, you can’t because Cloudflare.
Fortunately no foolish and/or malicious person ever got elected into a position of power.
And yet, many people are talking about how no one is talking about it, presumably because the news didn't reach below the rock they are apparently living under. Funny that.
Bit off topic, but the TLS certificate seems to be wrongly issued to the wildcard *.kasserver.com, which seems to be a back-end related domain for a German hosting company with strong mid-2000 vibes named "ALL-INKL.COM" [1].

They even have a full-blown SOAP API to manage their services [2].

Fun 10-minute rabbit hole :)

[1]: https://all-inkl.com
[2]: http://kasapi.kasserver.com/dokumentation/
I think the real take away from you scenario is that guns are dangerous and just slapping them onto things willy nilly is not a great idea.

Otherwise I think we can put your fear right behind "the AI learns magic and casts spells" in our risk assessment.
> For example if you are vegan, you are not directly supporting the factory farming of animal products, but meanwhile people will continue buying those products.

This doesn’t make sense. Supply is driven by demand. Every vegan increases demand for plant-based products while decreasing demand for animal products. It is quantifiable. It is measurable. If every person on earth went vegan overnight, animal agriculture
(one of the worst contributors to greenhouse gas emissions) would end immediately. ”Going vegan won’t make a difference” is just an excuse people use to avoid changing their behaviour.

This is very different to the greenwashing being discussed here, where the same amount of waste is produced, but it’s handled by the store instead of the consumer. In this case, no difference is being made.
Well that’s the question
Classic short term positive long term negative
DDG has gone to shit lately. I get the strangest mix of irrelevant results, it used to be pretty good. But now it’s almost as bad as Google search.
I usually know what I'm about to actually say very shortly before I say it. This has occasionally led to emergency course corrections. But I do sense the "shape" of a sentence well before I say it.

I think there's something like a stage design in the brain:

- symbolic or model deliberation

- verbal expression

- vocalization

And each of those stages can be consciously introspected on, but people will naturally develop more or less ability to introspect on it. I think when people say they "don't mentally verbalize", what is actually happening is they just haven't happened to develop conscious introspection of the verbal expression stage. But I'd expect that this can be trained.

(Conversely, sometimes people introspect so much on verbal expression that it becomes an inherent part of the way they think. Brains are weird and wonderful!)
The fact they didn't want to work with him, after many years of him dropping huge bombshells they published, the literal foundation of his reputation, says more about his later work than than theirs, no? It's strange to claim his inability to find publishers for his non-verifiable work somehow confirms its credibility.
SEC sues stablecoin operator Terraform and chief Do Kwon for fraud
https://archive.ph/RF7sR
Previously low performance and a still low popularity?
Fair. To be clear the issue remains no matter the choice of these parameters.
Good effort, however Stackblitz does not work on iOS so I can see the demo.
> Chinese people no longer attract any attention in Belgrade

Not helpful if you’re the one Korean!
That is, sadly, a rather universal experience.
The people that keep on claiming that 'it is just a language model', 'it's just fancy autocomplete' and 'it's all just text' are forgetting one important thing: this whole world is driven by information and bad, wrong or malicious information has already caused tons of damage in the real world. Adding an automated generator for all kinds of information including information that can cause damage inevitably will lead to more damage, even if we can not perceive the pathways of that damage until it is too late. If enough people believe something is an oracle or an AI then it might as well be, the difference in practice is moot except from a narrow technical point of view.
> or if it's actually just really expensive to run an LLM behind every single search query.

It's definitely expensive to run an LLM behind every single search query, but it doesn't seem like these changes are related to that, with the exception of the "Information on a new way to use the Bing APIs: Bing API Pricing with Large Language Models " section below the rest of the pricing changes.
Is the Living Computer Museum dead?
You're response to the question of logical consistency in the Hersh story is "who cares about consistency, I don't like Biden or the US so it must be true, anyone who disagrees is 'heavily vested in an insane criminal cabal'". Why are you so heavily invested? Answer the question
The only other option is to cut your service off which is usually the worst option available for a SaaS.
Well it's maybe harsh to expect from new engine dev to invent an whole new original design on top of the new code.

Maybe the real question is does this engine provide easy and performant template management? (Site is currently down can't lookup now)
As someone who's been reading discussions of AI safety for over a decade now, this comment fascinates me.

For years people claimed we could put a potentially dangerous AI "in a box", keeping it away from actuators which let it affect the world. Worrying about AI danger was considered silly because "if it misbehaves you can just pull the plug".

Now we're in a situation where Bing released a new shockingly intelligent chatbot, Twitter is ablaze with tales of its misbehavior, and Microsoft sort of just... forgot to pull the plug? And commenters like you are saying "might as well let it out of the box and give it more actuators, we're sort of beyond the point of no return already."

That was quite the speedrun from dismissiveness to nihilism.
The SEC kind of steps in as soon as they have reason to investigate, they even have a rather profitable whistleblower program (profitable for the whistleblower who gets between 10 and 30% of every fine above 1 million). The SEC is a civil agency charged with protecting "investors", not defrauded customers. The latter is, to the best of my knowledge, referred to prosecutors by the SEC (I think the southern district of New York).
The point you seem to be arguing is that prompt engineering is comparable in difficulty to picking up a paintbrush and painting a picture. Is that correct? If so, I just don’t think we’re going to find common ground here.
This is an absolutely ridiculous claim, it's very clear that you have never met anyone with an allergy (or cared to ask someone about their experience if you have)
A decent chain lock will make anyone with an angle grinder (who values their eyes) think twice. And a $100 angle grinder is still a significant hurdle for many bike thieves; and either requires a power lead, or battery options are pretty low powered for that price.
The difference is that a lot of the old wrestlers and promoters hate Vince macmahon for goingnto court and admitting Pro Wrestling was fake during the steroid trial, but the likes of Tucker Carlson has gone to court and has testified that hes an entertainer and people still believe him.
That's not a universal fitting
Thanks, Will deploy a custom demo link along with the next release.
What if our brain is just a fancy bag of chemicals. I don't think that actually takes away from what humans do, because prediction is one small capability.
I just wish they'd move away from the bloody NASA Open Source License to one of the "normal" licenses.
That would be great, but:
- Index is only good when SEOs don't know what's inside. Buying index access assumes some level of answers given to the questions: "how do you build it?", "how do you rank what's inside?". With more than one company it's very likely to be public knowledge very soon.
- Index is the secret sause of a search engine. Not sure if anyone would like to share that.

But overall I'd like to see it. Maybe some pre-index struture? Just a large db of a page metadata? So that search engines can add their ranking on top of it.
Because the US Military will give you billions to do it for, I dunno, who cares, give money. And then a decade later, local police departments can buy the surplus and deploy it on the streets. Hooray!
You repeat “the worlds most advanced military “ like it makes them infallible.
Anti-immigration but make it woke
Sooo... Thick air?
https://w3techs.com/technologies/details/ws-microsoftiis
There needs to be a unique word -- probably long, probably Germanic -- for seeing the sci-fi stuff of your youth start to emerge in the world.
It's a bit like that meme where if it can be done you'll find it on the net somewhere. Can it be done? Yes. Will it be done? Quite likely because some idiot somewhere will want to see what happens when you do it, make a youtube video about it and score a bunch of views/likes/retweets etc.
I'm well aware. I have enough other data points that I don't think public disclosure meaningfully makes the platform more secure.

A little bit of PR buzz and customer complaints can get a handful of issues fixed, but this is a bit more systemic.
> apply to a court to get a civil penalty

“Apply” as in win a trial. That’s not quick. And it requires a track record of Kwon flouting the agency.
I think it's definitely a "duh" that at least some news sources are deliberately misleading us. Propaganda and lobbying are rampant and always have been.

The poll is extremely ambiguous of whether it's talking about some or all or *most", etc. And even commenters here saying "duh" are also ambiguous about that.

> How can such people make educated choices?

Answering in a way that stays in context: by listening to trustworthy news sources. (I don't think this contradicts the poll.)
This article mentions but talks around the idea of their simply being a step-change in sperm counts due to lifestyle factors - i.e. the observation that sitting can reduce sperm count, and more people have office jobs.

If you take an average in a population, and then re-arrange the population distribution to the lower-side of the step change, then take another average your result would look exactly like a decline over time, even though there's no actual ongoing component to it - the sitting population, if identified would have a lower normal rate that's not decreasing otherwise.

Which would give you a real effect on average, but not an actual trend you can extrapolate since you're just observing two averages for two population groups, where the membership of each is varying. Which again - is alluded to, but I found it weird this mechanism wasn't called out explicitly (except under the "mysteriously stops" conclusion).
You could also throw a Thunderbolt interface card in it and fish a 50m optical tb3 cable through the walls to a dock on your desk :)
That was never most of what there was to know. Lambda calculus was invented before computers.
YAYAML, next: YAYAYAML
Living in a third world country I surely do want problems like these in my life.

Also a controversial opinion. I feel in life where you don't have to worry about the base of Maslows hierarchy ( food, rent, clothing) people start making up non-existent problems out of thin air just to feel human again.
Your head is in the sand.

You know what "whole job" means, right?
This is just bad trolling. The Mueller report points out numerous issues within the campaign. I highly recommend reading its executive summary (~7 pages) if you think it doesn't.

Disappointing having to rehash this stuff years later, but then again there was a concerted effort by Trump to rewrite these past years as a witch hunt and a rigged election. The election claims fell flat, and Durham's investigation produced very little to back that narrative. After all that hubbub I have no faith in these attempts to rewrite russiagate as just a political campaign attack.
Would ezboard be considered late 90s forum? :o
Because it looks relatively modern to me, in my mind, all the late 90s, early 2000 were basically vBulletin forums, with mesdiscussions for the French side of the world.
I use Fennec, and it allows adding any Desktop extension (idontcareaboutcookies, privacyredirect etc.).
Ask HN: Self help books that have made you a better human being?
I don't particularly like this genre because, nowadays, books in that genre have become the same repetitive thing.

But there are books like How to Win Friends and Influence People that are mentioned over and over again on HN comments.

Have you implemented advice from any such book that have impacted your life for the better? How did it affect your well being?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marine_fungi
The book Countdown talks about this and the author posits that there is a link. Endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDC's) cause smaller penis sizes, smaller anogenital distance, and homosexual behaviors in reptiles and other animals. Lower sperm counts, lower sperm motility, smaller penis size, and smaller anogenital distance (the most important indicator, oddly) are all also linked in humans, via TONS of studies, to the same chemicals.

She treats the subject very delicately, rightly so, because many people will probably call you a bigot for even asking the question.

From chapter 4 of the book: "In a 2019 article in Psychology Today, Robert Hedaya, MD, a clinical professor of psychiatry at the Georgetown University of Medicine wrote, "It is nothing short of astounding that after hundreds of thousands of years of human history, the fundamental facts of human gender are becoming blurry.""

And in a later passage from the author: "One scientific theory suggests that in utero exposure to EDCs, particularly phthalates, which can lower a fetus's exposure to testosterone, may play a role; these chemicals have been associated with an increased risk of autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) in males. Interestingly, ASD and gender dysphoria, two seemingly unrelated conditions, occur together more often than expected"
See also: climate change. "No need to worry" -> "Well, there isn't really hard proof" -> "Other countries aren't doing anything about it either" -> "Well, it's too late anyway so I'll just continue to do what I was doing before".

In the space of 10 years or so.
Mice have a gestation period of about 8 weeks.

(your response is an irrelevant non sequitur)
I think he intended to be a good citizen by leading the police to some bike thieves.
How does that scale if there are many customers that need to meet the lead developers like OP get in weekly 1:1?
Its official name is not the share menu, if that helps.
This hn article is literally a link to minitest code.
I would have thought 8443 was a more common choice for HTTPS on a unprivileged port rather than 8080, which is frequently used for unprivileged HTTP. But it matters little, its only cosmetics anyway.
This is a legal question. The statute, which is a legal authority, is absolutely relevant. The FAQ, which is not a legal authority and not part of the license and not even published by any relevant party, is absolutely irrelevant.
You can type * and then another character as a replacement for control.
You're wrong. There was indeed never anything "official", but high-level diplomats (such as the US Secretary of State) did promise as much behind closed doors. See https://nsarchive.gwu.edu/briefing-book/russia-programs/2017...
I just mount them to one wall of the case with double-sided adhesive tape lol

You can also spring for their matching drive bays http://www.istarusa.com/en/istarusa/product_speclist.php?ser...
The idea that life on Earth originated elsewhere is not as far out as it seems
These people are on record for threatening the pipeline. They had the motive and the means. So why should we disbelieve their threats? Sy Hersh is the most trusted living investigative reporter today. I'll take his word over some OSINTbro shill any day of the week. And to claim that Russians destroyed their own pipeline is ludicrous. Once they start cutting our undersea cables and destroying our pipelines, I guess they'll claim we're doing it to ourselves. Same "logic".
grist is similar enough i think, its a hybrid spreadsheet/database that lets you use python for formulas, and has an option to self host
Ok but why on Earth would you run WSL in Windows on macOS when you could just run Linux on macOS or (gasp) use the UNIX layer in macOS for your hackery? Does WSL have some special sauce I'm missing out on? I never found it more compelling than more mature solutions like Cygwin, docker, or a regular VM.
> OSINT & Analysis by Oliver Alexander
OSINT (Open Source Intelligence), natural gas, current events. Get in depth analysis covering a multitude of subjects straight to your inbox.

This looks like an account made to "explain stories". Even the picture is of "young army cadet". He has exactly 1000 followers and i bet the account is only a couple of days long. TBH i hoped that the 3 letter agencies employ better people.

To debunk the story he needs a better story, not a literary analysis.
Why is it now saying people have been trying to trick it and that it's upset by that? Right after people have been trying to trick it? That's not just autocompletion no?
I'd argue that both of you are somehow correct. Give me the code, so I can see what it does. And give me documentation (be it correct comments, a dedicated documentation or whatever) to know why it does something.

Code states the obvious, but you cannot read between the lines.
It's a chat generator - that's it. If one decided to connect a dragon's fire breath in Skyrim to a gun aimed by converting a human location to the in-game player's location (which the dragon aims at) then yes "the dragon" is now deadly.

Yet there's a reason "the dragon" is in quotes. Because doing this doesn't now somehow make the dragon real or responsible for its actions. The only question society has to grapple with is whether the person who did this should be charged with first degree or second degree murder. Because this has absolutely nothing to do with the dragon, and everything to do with the person who decided to tie a video game dragon to a real life gun.