skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> will be supported for three years

So, after three years either you will be lucky and it will be supported by someone else (read LineageOS and friends) or it will be seen and a security problem.

We don't need just hardware repairability, but also software support.
With Morealt competitors discovery tool, you can now easily find competitor websites for more than 2 million websites.
Good catch! The author's name "Heorhii Skovorodnikov" sounds Ukrainian and he describes himself as a graduate of NYU Abu Dhabi on his Github page. Looks like he is not a native english speaker and that might explain the need to use ChatGPT in the first place. The verbose sounding explanations are becoming kind of dead giveaway of ChatGPT use in the wild.
>> Can't update my phone within 1 microsecond of a patch being released? I guess I might as well just die. Much safer than risking the << 1% chance of getting malware on it, and everyone knows malware is worse than hell.

Malware can indeed be worse than hell. Have you ever had your bank account hacked? Or your email account broken into? Or your identity stolen and had to deal with dozens of credit cards being registered and then hit the limit under your name?

I’ve had friends (and family) deal with such things, and you know what? I’ll do anything to minimize the risk for myself, including throwing away an expensive gadget that can no longer receive updates for some totally arbitrary reason.
Might not totally be a coincidence that it started life as an independent thing to give Docker a better experience, that Docker then acquired/acqui-hired.
Can the Apple watch last all day if it’s using cellular for data and doesn’t have wifi or a phone to piggyback from?
Here’s the relevant part to this thread from the page you linked:

“The justice system is one of the three branches of the state. The other two branches are the executive, or the government, and the legislature, which is the two Houses of Parliament”
I disagree, some kind of looming Chinese naval adventure could cut us off as quick as you like.
You still need a iphone for setup. It’s a hard requirement. But they did semi-recently create a flow where one phone could setup a watch for someone else like you're in a "Family Sharing" group with: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT211768
Hopefully Dang and HN will persist.
Of course on an individual level there are people who act unselfishly, on a group level you are not often going to see a herd that shows economic activity that goes against the grain in business transactions. Humans have gotten pretty damn good at extracting short term value from things.
In the season with couples, one of them built pretty sophisticated temp shelter with fireplace, and then they built even larger shelter with larger fireplace.

PS (They lost - instead of concentrating on food, they concentrate on the shelter, which was too sophisticated and took too much energy)

PPS I'm also surprised that most of the contestants rarely move from bad locations. I.e. "this location is so bad, there is no good place for the shelter, and no food", but then instead of moving they just stay.
In terms of legality, well drugs are illegal too and they're still widely used and somewhat frowned upon in the US.

Morally, it's up to you but the human trafficking numbers are larely exaggerated and most participants are willing.
> Malware can indeed be worse than hell. Have you ever had your bank account hacked? Or your email account broken into? Or your identity stolen [...]

I've never been to hell (I think?)... I suppose I can't assume you're the same, but I'm pretty confident I would much rather deal with, say, a stolen identity, than go to hell.

Most people's risk-tolerances including many life-threatening dangers they face on a daily basis... like getting hit while jaywalking, having their phone igniting in their hands and burning their homes down, dying in an earthquake, etc. If you can't tolerate the same risks as most other people, then great, you have lots of alternative options to choose from. It's not like Nokia is preventing you from imposing your will on yourself or your family.
I will never buy a high end Android phone for three reasons:

- no headphone jack

- no SD card slot

- all come with ad-ware and un-uninstallable third-party apps like Facebook (except for Google Pixels, which don't satisfy the first two criteria)

Mid range is where it's at. Why pay $200 more for 256 instead of 128 GB when I can put in my 1,000 GB mircoSD card?

It's a shame that Fairphone went with the no SD card trend. I would have really liked to buy their phone...
How did you find that API link?
I will say one example I had of this: I had a friend who moved in with me in a condo I owned and I gave him a healthy discount on rent. At the end of his stay he was getting kind of weird and essentially one day just disappeared and skipped out on 2 months of rent. Now my mindset is that in business transactions that include friends either 1) don’t charge anything 2) don’t expect the agreement to hold up 3) avoid these kinds of things altogether
i fail to see how this data cleaning could not be solved with proper tokenization and some distance measure. the amount of power used for those api calls is slighty obscene.

edit: don't want to rant. it's not a bad post and i'm sure there is many and far more wasteful examples than this.
I agree. However, since H1B holders are treated fairly, it doesn't apply in your situation.

It has nothing to do with race. You keep saying it's racist when it's not. The system is very fair, and especially fair toward people from India. You can't claim it's racist, you have no evidence, all the evidence points to it's very fair for Indians.
GPT-4 Will Have 100 Trillion Parameters — 500x the Size of GPT-3
Most surprising is the fact that this definition exists at all.

This is exactly how fire stoves and fireplaces were built in Europe for centuries, there is nothing new or unknown in this technique.
I doubt that. I think they answered a plain English question. I suspect that few, if any, of Rasmussen's pollees know anything about what you call a "white-supremacist campaign".
I have a huge amount of sympathy for people who accidentally attempt to implement a database. I believe they are usually motivated by their desire to avoid SQL - an extremely worthy goal. The industry, by and large, puts a crazy amount of effort into avoiding SQL by writing ORMs, translation layers and similar tech because it really is that bad.

But unfortunately databases have solved common-as-mud problems to do with data, disks, multiple users (which, if your data is worth storing, you will eventually have) and the interactions thereof. It is worth putting up with SQL to get all the lessons of the 70s, 80s, 90s, 00s, 10s and now 20s in how to store data without creating buggy software. People probably have these problems and it is usually faster to solve them the usual way that works. Write some SQL and maul a stress ball, it'll be easier long term.
The second lamp isn't contributing any entropy. Though, from the description, the lamps don't need to be hacked to control the entropy, just the camera, possibly by simply covering it.
then what would happen if you had to do the same thing with ipv6?
Checking bags adds significant time on both ends (bag drop lines are long, baggage claim is slow) as well as risk. If you don’t need more than what fits in a carry-on, why bother?
I'm not sure if it will necessarily be cheap, maybe cheaper than an off the shelf mirror of equivalent size. This is what John Dobson (of the Dobsonian) is famous for. However you still need to do stuff like coat the primary mirror once it's polished and you can't easily do that at home.

See https://youtu.be/snz7JJlSZvw
Making parallels with phone software, imagine that edge AI inference becomes a necessity in few years which makes a lot of current hardware obsolete.
Yeah I was gonna complain about this but honestly I don't even know what the hell they're doing with the version field anymore. I suspect it's because they want to force you to upgrade because otherwise they may have to support legacy longer.
Yep, next up in the global effort to stave off deflation and maximize consumption: second hand goods are unsafe and need to be disinfected before resale, or better yet thrown out. Need your state certificate of resale legality and certification of disinfection or be subject to prosecution.

We ridicule it at the start, this is how this stuff eventually gets memed into existence. It's not fiction, it's already reality!

What diseases are spread through textiles, that need to be stopped at the cost of people not being able to afford to wear shoes on their feet? Not everyone can afford new shoes...
In my opinion the thing with chatgpt and similar LLMs is that we have essentially seen Searle's "Chinese Room" thought experiment[1] played out in real life. We now know it is possible to produce a model which definitely doesn't think but which produces a simulation of thought that is utterly convincing to a lot of people. Therefore it is likely the case that we will be unable to determine from simply observing behaviours whether or not an AI is actually thinking in the way we do, and more broadly if we follow Searle, intuitions about AI which are derived from an analogy to our own thinking process are probably not valid because our brains are actually not computer-like. If anything, chatGPT has thrown the cat amoung the AGI pigeons not because it has brought the goal of AGI closer, but because it has shown us we don't currently know how we would be able to tell if we ever get there.

[1] https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/chinese-room/
And, as this paper shows, it is impossible to reverse-engineer it.

It's the purest black-box machinery we have ever created: not only we don't really understand how and why it works, it's also computationally infeasible to decipher what a model does.

Fast forward to checks calendar today, where the "computer says no" types blindly trust the AI output as ground truth, and corporations throw their hands up in the air saying "our results are not biased because they were produced by an algorithm".

Yay.
So this is just a pet theory of yours?
Have you read acdha's answer at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34940530 ? That seems like a good summary of the non-naive interpretation.

As my link shows, the UK police interpreted posting fliers of that phrase to be a "hate incident", and not the "innocuous phrase" of the naive interpretation. The description from that link is in lign with acdha's interpretation.
Telemetry and Trust
I would be hard pressed to name an example of any truly 100% free markets. That would essentially be a place that has no taxes, no regulation, no control on production, etc…
I agree.

The more I read history, the more I realize most of the problems we have today are not new problems.

For example, in 1778, it was expected that you had to have 4 children to have one live to 18 (with medical science being what it was). We saw a 40% increase in all deaths in actuarial data during the pandemic which could align with degradation of services during that time.

In 1778, wages could never be lower than what it cost to feed and raise yourself and your children.

With the introduction of personal household debt and fiat currency, the guardrails were removed.

Business stopped having an incentive to pay fair wages when they were allowed to concentrate, and make more money through influential connections and shoddy financial engineering backed by a printing press.
Don't flash LineageOS on the Moto G until you get a year of use at least.

My display started failing after 4 months, when I was browsing intensely (and it was hot to the touch but I was using a pop holder), but they wouldn't fix it under warranty because they claimed the software caused the overheating. Screen replacement would have cost 70% of the device new.

That is when I started boycotting smartphones. I have a 7-year-old device (second-hand) and I do not use it for anything security critical.
Twitter lays off at least 50 in relentless cost cuts
What advantages does WordPlate have over Bedrock[1], some of whose packages WordPlate also uses?

[1] https://roots.io/bedrock/
I wonder if there is a fundamental difference between voluntary fasting (like humans do) and enforced starving (on the mice). Withdraw the food and the mice can not know if they will have something to eat in the future. And that arguably will induce enormous stress on the animals. Not so on humans. We know exactly we can have food whenever we want, and that little hunger will quickly pass, no stress induced.

Will that affect the immune response? I suspect yes.
The two general ways of doing this would be [A] projection and [B] scanning with a laser.

Projector optics combined with a ring-mask (a "gobo") are a known thing in stage lighting and/or theatere. Getting them that tiny will be a challenge however.

If you are truly invested I'd suggest looking into how very small "pocket" projectors do this, maybe you could even salvage the optics out of a broken one.
This is subjective…the market maker will say yes and the person that can’t buy air…well they will be dead.
Lick 'em and stick 'em, got it.
This is the way. I use Wolframalpha for computation. I let my brain do the fun stuff.
All general means in that sentence is that the price increasing factors are more prevalent than the price decreasing ones.

It doesn't. Inflation is an erosion of value of the currency.

General means "across the board" because the currency is worth less.

Sure, if there is a glut of apples and the price drops you may not notice the inflation baked into the price, but it's there.

And if there is a shortage of oranges the price may jump higher than inflation, but that doesn't mean inflation is higher.

People seem to be confusing general prices changes due to other factors with inflation. It's not inflation unless the currency is worth less.
An SSH certificate authority is what I’d choose for that. Can work with both user keys and host keys. The host certs have a field for demonstrating their hostname; the user certs have a field restricting their username. So, as the certificate authority you have a little more power than what you can distribute via DNS.
Agreed, I would say once the threshold was crossed where people specifically sought out to buy 2-10 properties in different cities to make a business out of it, it was time to scale back. Renting a room in a place one lives or while one is on vacation seems reasonable enough.
HN FAQs:

> It's ok to post stories from sites with paywalls that have workarounds.

> In comments, it's ok to ask how to read an article and to help other users do so. But please don't post complaints about paywalls. Those are off topic. More here.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10178989

https://hn.algolia.com/?query=paywalls%20by:dang&dateRange=a...
Why that reminds me of their maneuver of quickly occupying the earth orbit to “prevent” further advance of the American?
You can use some software for free with limitations eg OSLO

https://lambdares.com/oslo-edu-download

FRED also has a demo mode

https://photonengr.com/fred-software/demo-request/

That might be enough for simple designs.

Beam Four is also decent and allows you to use most common surface types including gratings.

I'm interested in Optica (for Mathematica) but I don't know anyone that's used it.
A launch point for your personal nvim configuration
The project (Ogma) looks like it involves a lot of parsing, converting between data types, and the emitting new code. Haskell is a pretty good fit for that type of domain.
I wouldn't recommend 2E as the jelly is already a very low power phone that struggles with Slack for example lol.

No idea if they work with Android Auto but isn't android auto some kind of mapping plus music UI? The screen is quite small, I don't use it mounted on motorcycle when I ride for that reason.
The author seems to want to use symbols instead of words on keys, so I feel I have to inform them that “^” is not the proper symbol for the “Control” key; rather, the standardized (ISO 9995-7) symbol is “⎈” (2388, HELM SYMBOL).

Also, a less Mac-specific symbol than “⌘” for the Meta/Command key might be “◇‭” (25C7, WHITE DIAMOND), which has been used ever since the old Sun keyboards.
I'm hyped not because I think it's an agi.

I'm hyped because I threw normal text (sentences) against it and it always did what I wanted and it didn't matter if it was bad English or bad German.

I didn't even try promt hacking or promt tuning because natural language already worked so good.

It's a tremendous good 'normal human' text interface.
To get good capacity out of that kind of storage you need to heat it HOT - like 400+c and heat pumps can’t really do more than 90c or so.
Ah no android auto uses my car's display in this case. I found reports that it works but lags on the 2E, but works fine on the older more powerful 2.
If they don't have an employer, they don't have work.
Also I don't think that's what "trivial" means
sq ft is perfectly normal. while you might like your metric measurements, it is sad that people need someone else to do this for them. if you don't like the units, convert it. but to call it abnormal is just an insult to those that think of it as normal. thank you and have a nice day. please drive through
Without changing the architecture in a significant manner/using more training data, there does come a point where adding more parameters will result in no gain (and sometimes even worse results).

There's also a consequence of performance by adding more params. The inference time will be longer and even just training the model will take longer and won't be able to run as many epochs in an efficient manner.
I always wonder, at what point is it easier to just ditch Wordpress completely and instead spend the time to add an admin theme that looks & behaves like it for familiarity of users, and maybe add whatever magic functions your favorite framework might be missing.

This isn't a critique, I use WP intensively, and we heavily modify and extend it as well, but the familiarity of the team (in dev, seo and content) is pretty much the only selling point, because we shut down most extra features (feeds, rpc, json-rpc, emojis, gutenberg, comments etc etc etc), use a complex varnish-setup, do image optimization etc outside of it and most plugins aren't really good, so we roll out something custom instead. Getting rid of it it isn't an option for us because we're so committed and have built so much custom stuff around it, but with a green field, I'm not sure.
Can anybody post a summary of the video? I don’t have 15 minutes but I’d love to hear the hot take
I live waaaaay behind the curve, phone wise. I buy phones from about 5 years ago and I don't spend more than about 150 at a time. Every now and then a phone comes along that makes me want to break that trend and buy something new, and this is definitely a strong contender.
Subtext is not theme, everything people write has subtext. When someone posts on the internet we can often tell if the person is angry or happy or depressed even if they are not being overt about it, we get that through their subtext. A writer like Stephen King is not a great writer by objective literary standards but he is an effective writer because he understands subtext, he knows that fear is not just one thing, there are gradations of fear, there is the fear of tomorrow, the fear of loss, the fear of death, the fear of being late for work and there is the childhood fear of the monster under the bed. King knows he can exploit the common everyday fears everyone has to build that into an irrational fear of something that may even be absurd out of the context he provides. AI lack this and is a very long ways from it.

Romance is overflowing with subtext. No idea about lit_rpg, never read anything of that sort but I am sure it is there. Even your short post is ripe with subtext.
A deep dive inside the Rust front end for GCC
> When I looked at what I was doing, what I was changing about myself, just to get laid, I realized that wasn't the authentic me.

I can relate. I changed myself to become more conventionally attractive, got a lot of attention, got into a relationship with a beatiful woman who, once she found out who I was, didn’t like it all that much. Made me realise how important it is to be very evident about your personality and not try to be someone likeable.
From an international standpoint, it's very unnormal though.
RIP James E. Lovelock, who passed away at the age of 103 in 26 July 2022.

I can see the passion in his tones in the video.
The word 'normal' is relative, so for your country 'normal' is SI (maybe?), and for the US 'normal' is imperial.

GP was taking about the US so imperial would be normal. It would be extremely not normal for a Pennsylvanian to describe their home in meters squared
This actually looks like it has a lot of potential.
There is also a brand new one called Socket which is similar to Tauri but doesn’t require knowing any Rust. It does all 5 platforms and it’s just pure HTML, CSS, and JS. It’s announcing a stable release on the 15th.

https://github.com/socketsupply/socket
Given the huge infrastructure costs they already maintain, I cannot imagine running a wall of lava lamps is a meaningful expense.
At least for backspace, Colemak puts it where caps lock is.
Saved you a search: Bottom Line Up Front https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/BLUF_(communication)
No one is demanding anything. VS Code exists. Lots of other code editors also exist. Many are native. Choose whichever one you want.
Well, there's this posted by Embarcadero just today:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3nn3isshVg - When Delphi reaches the Cloud!

Disclaimer: I'm not a Delphi programmer. This just popped up in my YouTube feed.
Wow - some bad vibes in this discussion thread.
> Vim's modal editing implementation also can't handle non-Latin keyboard layouts

This issue is solved by langmap.
>“at least one 180 degree change in flow direction”

sounds like a reverse offset smoker. the key is the doubling back of the flow of the hot air so it is directed under the cooking surface, then allowed to rise up to fill the cooking area with the smoke and hot air. the chimney is on the same side as the heat source, so it is pulled back across the chamber. the advantage is to keep even temp for the entire length of the cooking chamber where the traditional offset smoker tends to have a cooler spot directly under the chimney and a hot spot closest to the fire box.
I find all this hate rather bizarre. Why do you even use the electron versions instead of opening things in browser tabs? I find all this hate rather bizarre.
I worked at an insurance company for over 5 years. Reading medical records was part of the job and lots of my coworkers had prior work experience in the medical field. One of my teammates has been in EMS.

And these people were shockingly oblivious to the health impacts of their immediate environment.

I cleared out old papers from an empty cubicle next to mine because it was exacerbating my respiratory issues. The person whose cubicle was on the other side of that cubicle had been to see a doctor three times for some infection. After I removed the papers, their infection finally cleared up. They seemed to see zero connection between the two things.

On another occasion, work crews came in to do work in an underutilized section covered in dust. My team was right next to all this and one of my coworkers was coughing all day, obviously in reaction.

I said something sympathetic and she said "Oh, I guess that could be why I'm coughing. It hadn't occurred to me they might be related."
I have a FairPhone 4 with a card slot? No jack though.
Programming Will Always Use Text
That's a pretty ridiculous blanket statement.