skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
People want to know actual people are living with them through tragedy. Prayers are worthless in this cold and uncaring universe, however, even a hardcore atheist like myself, I do not mind people saying it if they say it because they care. I don’t think most people who say it care as long as it’s not their family, as I don’t think most care about your cancer (pffffewww not me but sucks for you mate), I do think if a human takes time to write the sentiment it’s better than having chatgpt do it.
Yes, and the other problem with classical music is that if you split your movements into separate files hardly any reasonable music player for iOS will keep them together in order.
I always assumed Google Chrome was named Chrome BECAUSE of "Chrome" being the internal name for the Firefox UI styling. I guess I'm old :)
What on earth's name make you think comics are safe?

It's ChatPGT mixed with DALL-E no? I mean if you believe so strongly like everyone else that the job of the artist is done for, why would a comic artist be safe at all ?
You know, I'm going to give it a try. Since the last time I soldered electronics, I've soldered a lot of copper pipe, and the flux is just critical.
Implementing toolformer using only few-shot prompting
He's not accused of anti-Semitism, he labelled himself an anti-Semite.
I wouldn't have thought it could do even this, I am truly amazed that it was able to infer type from name and then keep in context everything it did. I decided to use postgres instead of mysql, asked it to rewrite it with that in mind and it did so perfectly. To me that is amazing.
That's a very liberal use of the verb "pay". Payment is not the same thing as compensation, payment implies money changing hands.

"Licensing" does not have to involve any sort of payment (or even compensation). There are free software licenses with no compensation requirements at all, yet they are not covering public domain software.
Each "mistake" you still have to make, is a treasure you have to dig out.
This is thoughts and prayers as a service. For any tragedy, you can just use an API call to craft the perfect message from ChatGPT. No one ever really has to know.
I moved from a Pi setup to a second hand Lenovo M900 tiny PC, with 24GB of RAM and nvme drive and it works great. The power efficiency is obviously not as good as the Pi but it's a reasonable trade off
After an initial, intense, personal experience understandably awakened her interest she always approached the subject from a scientific point of view:

From her wiki page:

It was just over thirty years ago that I had the dramatic out-of-body experience that convinced me of the reality of psychic phenomena and launched me on a crusade to show those closed-minded scientists that consciousness could reach beyond the body and that death was not the end. Just a few years of careful experiments changed all that. I found no psychic phenomena—only wishful thinking, self-deception, experimental error and, occasionally, fraud. I became a sceptic.
If you can't find pure banana flavored ice cream, you might try making pure banana ice cream :)

https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/3038-one-ingredient-bana...
I never understood why you’d want to kill the bacterial ecosystem in your mouth.
The beefier alternative you're looking for is possibly the Radxa Rock5B, which has proper M.2 slot and comes in a 16GB version. Hardware support for it isn't entirely mainlined yet, but a lot of development is happening week by week. Debian runs well on it.
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The new lightweight App store and Play Store app analyser at your disposal.

It's in the public beta, all functionality is for free.
Exactly. I see a lot of book reviewers complaining about the presence/lack of characters of some type and I'm baffled, because in my reading of the text there was no revelation of that information. I want to know what particulars they are focusing on.
Because it's your mental-text-processing machinery that's to blame. And it's hard to audit/edit that.
Is there an official Proxmox build for the Raspberry Pi or are you using a third party?
It will happen even though you maybe /s this. Our collapse to spend as little on anything but entertainment and outside stimulus will end everything in due time. We cannot sell useless crap to people who already spent that money on education.
...or enjoy making art with other people to use in our commercial endeavors ?

Like, it might actually be fun to work with creatives to make art. It's one of the areas of my work I actually really enjoy. I can't imagine prompting DALL-E to be as fun and enjoyable, nor would it be "creative".
Nice one! However I'm not trying/paying for a service that its own terms and conditions look like unfinished business. Sora is "a company"... Hmm. No basic details who's behind it.
Then there's this "Our servers are located in." In where exactly? Lots of questions probably.
Give it as a gift, or sell on a marketplace (eg. Facebook marketplace)
Excess liquidity gets eventually absorbed in the form of broad inflation. I.e. the money loses the excess value.
> The gross disrespect of auto-generating this kind of email isn’t lost on me

It's lost on me. If an important email could be sent out earlier thanks to tools that help in automation - then why not? Shall we go back to a time when carrier pigeons delivered handwritten notes? Do you share similar outrage for the word processor and the internet?
How does Manifest v3 compare to Safari content blocker API in terms of ad blocking capability? Currently AdGuard for Safari (from Mac App Store, the one that uses native content blocking API) has 7 content blockers categories you have to enable, and each of them allow 150k rules, amounting to over a million rules total although you can’t count it like that really. V3’s 30k per extension and 330k total sounds like a lot less.

Is there something more to it than just the amount of rules, is v3 still better than Safari?
Water tanks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3a9y-Vv1E78
I always love to see these projects attempting to create an Open-source parametric CAD tool, but I think they will never get the the level of functionality and stability required. The fundamental issue for all of them is the lack of a robust open source "parametric CAD kernel", these the the central core that understands BREP and implements the geometric operations.

The most widely used kernel is OpenCascade, the kernel used by FreeCad. However it is outdated, unstable and limited in significant ways with no realistic future prospects. It is unfortunately the limiting factor of FreeCads functionality and prevents any serious use of it.

The most widely used commercial kernel is Parasolid, used in many packages including SolidWorks, OnSpace, and NX.

What I would love to see is Siemens adopting a model similar to some of the game engines (Unreal and Unity) where it's free up until a revenue limit. Opening up Parasolid for "free" open source and small commercial operations would be both brilliant for society but also for Siemens, it would only result in a growth in the use of Parasolid and increased revenue.
ImageMagick has more features but SIPS covers almost all of the ones I’ve ever needed to use, and it’s much faster (sometimes an order of magnitude or more, see below) and tends to be better at correctness around colorspaces and formats.

I noticed this most noticeably working with JPEG-2000 files (I work at a library with large collections of scanned images). ImageMagick technically supported the format but it was by the Jasper library which was extremely slow and, worse, had a fair number of images which it couldn’t decode correctly so you’d get a black box from an allegedly error-free pass.

I never hit an issue with CoreImage like that, which was a point in favor of trustworthiness. The performance benefits varied but I never found a case where ImageMagick was faster or even less than a whole multiple slower.
The reason that markets work is that people can expect to profit from them. There is no separating "people have different wealths" from functioning markets.
This was possible without a massive language model though. There are only so many ways to say something. Grieving is hard and actually saying something to make people feel better isn’t possible anyway.

Just make a few template and fill in <event> has the same effect.
It's the economists paradox, any sufficiently good model will drive decisions and policy, changing the conditions away from the assumptions included in the model.
Dyson V8 here...it cant even suck a rice grain on high power mode. Worst vacuum cleaners ever
Is central planning the only alternative to capitalist decentralized systems? How could you have some other decentralized system without capital?
Start with the basics, Understand conditions, loop, functions, classes and data structures. They are basically same in all the languages.

Once you get the feel that you can build a lets say a calculator in any language of your choice then advance further.

Once you start feeling comfortable go to next level and try to make a software or application for a dummy company like a library system or a hotel. At this point you have to ask yourself if you want to stay in the backend or frontend and then that's another discussion for later
I hate that the article's title conflates the horror of lobotomy with the simple business decision to alter an AI's output somewhat. But I guess "watered down" wouldn't bring in as many clicks.
Transparency for the same of transparency isn’t a moral virtue. Having secrets or plans hidden from others is fine and a normal part of society and a well functioning economy.
Not quite as astounding a vision as Lebbus Woods', but not bad.

https://lebbeuswoods.wordpress.com/2012/03/08/lower-manhatta...
First mover is an advantage when there are network effects (eBay, Facebook) less so for other companies like Blackberry.
There is a whole list of 8-bit games I'd love source code for, and a code walkthrough. Starglider, Driller/Freescape, TauCeti/Academy.
I wonder if she had it write several versions, like picking out a Hallmark card.
The only problem would he pumps that I've heard is that you have to apparently get a water filter here in the United States because depending on the water quality it could do tremendous damage to the HVAC system if it's not treated and that can be very expensive. The treatment part not the replacement part. Obviously that's expensive
Tangentially related, but the theming of that site really hits my nostalgia, the web equivalent of reading a book in a chair next to a fireplace.
This is indeed a total pain. I’d like to find some other means of handling music in Mac and iPhone to get around it.
Do not send me a ChatGPT generated email. I will assume that whatever you want, it wasn't worth the time for you to write less than a paragraph. Not to mention that you felt the email only needed to meet the lowest standard of average quality.

I've used gpt enough that I can recognize its linguistic patterns. I treat gpt written communication like I do any other auto-generated email.
Russia by the means of its territory may process and export any kind of raw material. Whether it is oil, gas, coal, iron ore, steel, nickel, wheat, cooking oil, lumber.
Are you a real person? Because everyone in my circles have the exact opposite impression.
Are you also of the opinion that Google search improved?
My point is that "He is trapped in a peculiar anglo-pseudo-rationalist view and cannot see out of it" seems like a valid criticism that has nothing to do with Nietzsche's opinions of other philosophers.
Is it that simple though?
> There is nothing more notable in Socrates than that he found time, when he was an old man, to learn music and dancing, and thought it time well spent. (Michel de Montaigne, Essais)

Albert Camus dancing (Life Magazine): https://coreyrobin.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/albert-cam...
Posted many times before.

But I still read it.

Every time.

It seems obvious, but it really, really isn't.

Would you notice when the company is changing? How would you keep your best people?
I'm sure there will be some overlap, but prompting is sufficiently different from programming that I think a lot of skills will not translate.
This might apply to a dynamic model of the entire economy including agent preferences etc. But that is not what is required to educate and elevate the debate. Accounting what the economic system does at any given moment is not subject to assumptions.
The age 30 crisis and seasons of a man‘s life
Like, what avout brainfuck?
Every bit of attention focused on the aftermath is disrespectful to begin with. Even offering empty human platitudes and condolences is taking attention away from the precursors and causes of the tragedy.

An email reminding victims families that it happened doesn't provide closure, it doesn't stop it from happening to the next kid, and in fact, it serves a normative role and gives us a lens through which we moralize the violence rhetorically.
I enjoyed that read! Johan is a great writer.

I've written frameworks, libraries, SDKs, APIs, and drivers.

Most are not frameworks. Frameworks are a lot of work to write and maintain.

The most painful part of writing a framework, is the "rubber meets the road" part, where I suddenly realize that all that TLC I put into developing Guiding Principles, Mental Models, Basic Philosophies, etc. ad nauseam, were for shit, because no one is using my marvelous tool, the way I expect[0], and no one is oohing and ahhing over my masterful implementation. That ends up as a huge smorgasbord, serving a lot of Crow, Egg On Face, and Humble Pie.

[0] https://www.theonion.com/bantu-tribesman-uses-ibm-global-upl...
> Which begs the question, if they asked and an employee said “no”, what happens? Are they fired? Banned from register work?

Illinois also prohibits employment discrimination based on opting out.

There are numerous vendors offering an Illinois-compliant fingerprint timekeeping system. That’s what’s so crazy about this.
>who will replace them sorry?

A group of individuals who will use AI as an augmentation, even people with inferior drawing skills but able to get better results faster, a man with an excavator replaces several people with a shovel.

I'd love to see these raging artist discussions? Can you link a few?

I'm not OP but Twitter is full, you can start from @kortizart and find all kinds of account of people who are illustrators but now only rage against AI art.
Nobody claims that Rust code contains no errors, but less.

Rust removes types of errors that can happen. Logic errors don't belong to the types of errors Rust 'removes'
I think your cheapest route is to build a DIY reflow oven using a cheap toaster oven. If you don’t want to design the controller yourself, one option is to buy a kit such as the Controleo3 [1].

[1] https://www.whizoo.com/controleo3
Seems like it wont change the world, but its nice
> I feel like if I used it, it would atrophy my skills in other more traditional languages.

If your skills in other languages are tied to a syntax then you never had any skills to begin with. I've used pretty much every syntax (and too many languages) out there and the only difference I've ever found is that ML syntax is nicer for automatically curried functions and LISP syntax is much nicer for meta-programming. The rest is effectively all down to paradigms, runtimes and libraries.
I wish nextcloud architecture could move to a more stateless version.
It was a huge step forward allowing envars to setup the installation and using a S3 for objects as using it with containers was a PITA.
There are still post installation items that don’t allow to just move the server easily. Instanceid, version and others are still generated in config/config.php. Plugins are another one.
It’s definitely a great product.
Excellent question!

First off, I assume you're asking the question from your point of view, or people similar to you: without knowledge of frontend / React.

If you do have experience with React (or are even proficient in it), in 2023, thanks to the great work of Vercel (Next.js) and Remix – React is a great fit for most projects (even for the examples I gave for the "bad fit").

That said, when is React a good fit?

- "Web-apps", think interactive and highly dynamic apps, example: SimplePDF.eu (disclosure: my micro-saas)

- Complex projects with multiple (many) developers: React is highly scalable (provided of course that the developers are proficient in it), thanks to one of the key paradigm that it introduced at the time (which was ground-breaking): components – you not only can re-use easily the same code in multiple places without duplicating it ("duh, any good programmer knows that you should do that" – here React forces you to adopt this approach) but you can also very easily abstract away complex logic (easier for developers from all levels of experience to collaborate)

When is React a bad fit?

- Content rich websites, think Hackernews, Reddit...

- Simple, non-interactive websites: your local museum website, your personal CV

Lastly: YMMV – every project is different, every project evolves differently: React could be a great fit initially and end up being the bane of your existence (which seems to be the case for OP) – and vice-versa.
Is it what one could set up using a car-FM audio adaptor? I remember it was possible to pick someone's music on your car radio when waiting at the traffic light.

Peer-to-peer wifi technically could be an alternative path but is more binding and exposes MAC address and other details unlike FM which is mostly private for receiver.
Correct. They’re drug addicts, who need rehab. In Portland they’re seen as saintly figures who reject capitalism.
If you are controlling a computer, that control is not visible within the software of computer. The state of computer is accessible to you from "outside", say, by reading hardware state. And you can manipulate that state directly from outside.

This control and access, which needs a true observer, is consciousness. If a computer is taken as layer of reality, then this control is in outside layer of reality. But we don't stop there: It is observer in all layers of reality, whatever reality is made of. The observer can never be represented in any layer of reality.

We should consider that experience layer, like sound and vision are an independent layer of reality than underlying "material" reality. A materialist will say latter exists a priory, and thus experience is off the material layer. But we can as well argue that experience layer is a-priori. My taste sense, for e.g. has no equivalence in material reality. It deserves its own layer of reality. If I hear a voice of someone, it is singular experience rather than experience of collection of frequencies. Color like white is an experience of multiple frequencies of light. Our perceptions, happening with help of neurons, are not based on light at all. Projection is a-priory present, from which we create even light and other formulations...

A mathematical reality is in its own layer of reality. A conceptual reality of say, chair, is also in a "mental" reality.

So we should assume that all are simply abstract layers of reality. But our mental conditioning has created "things" model, just because we can touch and feel, or perceive a boundary in what we see.

As observer, which creates memory of observation, and accesses it, all in the present. An observation which is not in time and space, but creates sense of time and space out of observation.

And so on... A totally different model of reality.
I don’t do it. I value more my free time than extra money. I couldn’t care less if we miss the deadline because non-realistic deadlines are due to incompetent managers. Why should I spend more time working if it’s my manager’s fault?
I understand AI programming isn't there yet, but it seems likely that sometime in the next decade the same thing that's happening to artists will happen to programmers.
Does this have a mechanism for automatic redundant OS upgrades? I just built a Yocto-based distribution for a board based on rk3399, but the currently integrated U-Boot is not in the best state. This could be a great alternative if it really is a bit easier to integrate/build upon.
> I am not sure what you mean by “umbrella”

A descriptive framework in which the reasonable instances of all parts are explicit and organic.

It is missing (and missed) - and in fact, no diplomatic resolution has been possible.
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Despite all the renovation, the newly installed 2023 toilets don't look that different from the ones it replaced.

Electronic bidet toilets should really be the norm by now. Sad that the expectations haven't changed.
>The big projects like Starlink are extremely subsidized by the US government

No, it's not.

(No, "SpaceX's US government launch contracts = US government subsidies" is not true.)
This only works in very predictable workloads. Once your average input rate becomes slightly larger than consumption rate your system is screwed. Over provision ensures spikes can be processed along with average rate in a general increased load state for some time.
The goal of a queue is to be empty, the purpose of a queue is to occasionally not be.
We had an energy audit done a few years ago and the conclusion was that we needed about 40kBTU/h of furnace (upstate NY). We have an 80 (came with the house when we bought it). It’s actually quite hard to buy any gas furnace smaller than 60. But modulating gas furnaces seem to be becoming a thing now which is good and may make up for over sizing.
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If even 1/3 cannot find proper housing why would anyone want to accept the offer of temporary shelter?

Isn’t it much better to setup a tent somewhere where you may be able to live for weeks, months, or even years without being kicked out, as opposed to the temporary housing where you will be kicked out in 14 days max.

The homeless don’t make decisions in a vacuum. A large part of the reason they declined is because they knew that if they accepted they were only delaying the inevitable.
So if 1000 people profit, that's not motivation, but if 1 person profits that is? Do companies with more shareholders seek profit less than single-owner entities? It seems the contrary that when founder-owned companies become more widely owned they become far more profit led.
Yes, there are people who care. But they tend to get disgusted and leave, so I think it's fair to say that ~nobody in academia cares. We know they'll write open letters and organize outrage mobs at the drop of a hat if a conservative speaker is invited to campus, where is the similar behavior over scientific misconduct?
When did it fall out of fashion to spell out any acronyms/abbreviations you're using the first time they're used?
No problems with gandi.net so far. Very friendly customer service as well.
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Probably why you would hate it if someone broke up with you over auto-generated SMS message, or if your partner used ChatGPT to write you a love letter, or a wedding speech?

It's impersonal ?
I've seen this behavior with new coders too. They see an error and immediately get paralyzed and reach out for help without actually reading it to see what it says. I think non-technical people see an error message and don't take the time to read it, they just assume that the text is just nonsense.

That's fair, of course, and reading error messages can be very hard sometimes even for the best of us. Still, I think there is a psychological hurdle to understand errors as a process, not as a roadblock.
Transparecy definitely is a moral virtue and improves working of nearly all sysytems, markets included.

However it doesn't arise naturally. It must be forced by external incentive because in the absence of it selfish interests of system participants strongly disincentivises it. When it's forced it benefits all, saving all participants from making bad calls.
I found an esolang page:
https://esolangs.org/wiki/FlipJump