skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Same, I have been using Linode for a little over 10 years. The main barrier to migrating off is that I will lose the IP I have been using to send mail for the last 10 years. I guess big email is going to win and I'll have to use fastmail or Google in some way now.
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Or I just use a monotonically increasing ID and track the highest ID I've received in order. I might have to buffer a certain number of packets/messages/whatever to deal with out-of-order arrivals, but the entire state fits into RAM. (Edit: Actually I don't even have to. It's probably a good thing to do for efficiency, but in principle I can just drop out-of-order messages and wait until they are redelivered, hopefully in the correct order)

But yes, even if I needed some stuff to archieve it, that doesn't make it impossible as the OP claimed.

> But none of these solve the product level, or the user experience level, or other higher levels where these issues still crop up.

I don't understand this point. Do you have some examples?
Hydrogen, at the moment at least, is anything but green.

In 2019 95% of the hydrogen produced globally was coming from fossil fuels (black, gray and brown hydrogen).

https://youtu.be/Zklo4Z1SqkE
You're roughly right about the two ends, but what about the middle? It is absolutely possible for a high power supply to be connected to a high power sink (like an iPhone) via a non-compliant cable. A high current value is negotiated, the iPhone starts drawing that much current and then the cable gets hot and in the extreme case - starts a fire.
Trivia-buff comeback: SS Norge ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SS_Norge ), sunk 22 June 1904 after running aground on rocks in foggy weather in the North Atlantic. More than 630 lives lost.
I saw this post too; I didn't mention it here because it is not an officially documented file format structure. An open and documented format is almost always a better alternative, IMHO.
It varies pretty extensively. I've had commutes in the ranges of

- 0 minutes (working from home)

- 30-60 minutes each way

- 1.5-2.5 hours each way (I only went into the office 2-3 days per week at this one)
Note you can't use the c# support for web currently, though I believe they are working on that, I wanna say for 4.1. Same for mobile.
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Well this has opened up a whole new world of fun!
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system: You're donald trump! talk to the user as he would.

user: How does time travel work?

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Show HN: A search engine built on the new ChatGPT API
It's been just a couple of hours since the new ChatGPT API went public, I dropped an app that lets you try out the new ChatGPT API.
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Device is a remarkable2, its synced via https://github.com/ddvk/rmfakecloud, and handwritting recognition / org-export using tesseract and a small rust wrapper

Definitely not low-tech, but I just can't go back to paper. Its nice being able to search up what were your todo's on a certain date and keep digital track of what you missed :)
This is something I don't understand with the common idiom.

You need some processing for anything on the network, either you accept it or not. Yet, network protocols are described by the behavior they export to their consumers, not by their internals. Well, with the single exception of exactly-once delivery.
Sorry, that one just got filled and I should have removed it!
> This is how all USB devices are required to operate.

Are all USB devices available to consumers on Amazon compliant, and thus safe to plug into a USB-C phone?
Can you explain? I think I'm reading it wrong, but it seems as though you're saying the presence of something is what causes starvation of that thing.
The audio in this video https://youtu.be/xQLF7Iw6Sq0 I made is entirely from ElevenLabs, so are the 2 shorts I made on that channel, people liked it more
Which would be fine, if the USB-IF did any enforcement at all. "Reputable" retailers like Amazon should not be able to get away with selling unlicenced gear (in much the same way as they shouldn't be allowed to get away with selling counterfeit).
Why not use POSIX/SYS V message queues?
Can you explain what you do that for?
The steps would be billions of items and essentially be "I took this matrix and turned it into this matrix which I turned into..." It is kind of like asking a person why they love you and expecting them to respond with their entire genome and the levels of various hormones in their brain at the time they uttered each word.
> It's published research, not hidden in secrecy, like say how to build planes invisible under radar.

In a bit of historical irony, the mathematics underpinning the development of early stealth aircraft was based on published research by a Soviet scientist: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyotr_Ufimtsev
Oh COME ON!

How many USB-C cables do you currently own?
You can get exactly-once in a system if you design for consistency (in the CAP sense) and use a consensus protocol. those systems don't offer availability (in the CAP sense) by definition. and I guess when people say exactly-once is impossible they're speaking about systems that offer availability.
For most people, I now recommend the Pimsleur[0] method as it explicitly teaches the “call and response” model, which I find most effective for the reasons I mentioned in my comment.

[0] https://www.pimsleur.com/
> 910 will be there in 10 minutes for $500, 912 will be there in 20 minutes for $350

This exists in all countries with public emergency channels and private transport.
It's worth noting that that FBI investigation did not speak to any of the victims.
No, we consider everyone from everywhere for our team.
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> best weapon against complexity spirit demon is magic word: "no"

This is going up on every vertical surface at the office.
Do you require the same for your consoles, controller cables, the cables that power your computer, etc?

Because those are potentially just as big of fire hazards.

Just kidding - the worst fire hazards are non-grounded extension cables you find in homes everywhere. USB-C PD with its 100W doesn't even begin compare to those 1.8kW (or higher) disasters.
I work for Flox and maintain Nix. AMA

I'm excited to see more interest in the core ideas this technology brings. Our vision is to make it accessible - bring this set of super-powers to the world.
Can you elaborate? I’ve mentioned this in another comment, but I think it’s well suited to the engine’s model.
technically you can, as at least once delivery is satisfied by not delivering :)
Complete nonsense. Especially with the "If"

It is inevitable that the regulators will get in the way and open source alternatives will also catch up with OpenAI as they have done with GPT-3 and with DALLE-2 and even less than 2 months of ChatGPT, open source alternatives are quickly appearing everywhere.
> That'd just get lost.

I feel your pain, and I just buy bunch of them so I always have some.

> It's only a handful of phones that try to force you into wasting your money.

companies have marketing department, who probably found that customers more interested in slick design and Ok to use usb-c buds or bluetooth headphones.
LG used to produce phones with 3.5 and audiophile signal quality, now they are out of business.
I read that as a signal that I can easily sign up, test the product, find out the price and pay without having to talk to sales. Although here that seems to be false!
Yes. Asking ChatGPT to assume a persona and rewrite content, it performs significantly better than davinci in my tests. I was able to get "good enough" with a lot of prompt engineering on davinci - but ChatGPT is a shoulder above with less investment in prompt engineering.

On the flip side - I get hand swatted by ChatGPT more frequently than davinci. Davinci's moderation filters don't really pick up on much, but ChatGPT will give me a lecture instead of a translation on a lot of occasions. There are many valid use cases for rewriting/editing content that involve graphic details that davinci will gladly handle and ChatGPT will give you a lecture about.

Human existence is messy. ChatGPT doesn't like the messy.
You could just look this up: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Easter_Island - it's all pretty well understood at this point.

Rapa Nui arrived between 300 and 1200CE, from eastern Polynesian islands (Cook and/or Marquesas). Both genetics and cultural similarities confirm this. Tectonic plate movements take (hundreds of) millennia more to have a meaningful impact here.
As a libertarian I would come give you a hug on your views but I'd have to drive on public roads to get there so we'll just wave from afar.

Also https://www.newyorker.com/humor/daily-shouts/l-p-d-libertari... if you've never read it, may have to open in incognito to avoid a paywall.
Ask HN: What project/person is vastly underrated?
Every once in a while, I stumble across a name or project I have never heard about before, only to subsequently notice a few highly talented/prolific/influential people have off-handedly reffered to it/them. I think of this as the tech/science equivalent of a "musician's musician".

This made me curios: Who or what project do you think is at that point today?
Despite the fact that there isn’t any evidence of any of the companies who are already using USB-C being blamed by the EU for anything.
Look into something called Instrumental Convergence. The TLDR is that basically any advanced AI system with some set of high level goals is going to converge on a set of sub goals (self preservation, adding more compute, improving it's own design, etc.) that all lead to bad things for humanity. I.e paperclip maximizers might realize that Humans getting in the way of it's paperclip maximizing is a problem so it decides to neutralize them. In order to do so it needs to improve it's capabilities so works towards gathering more compute and improving it's own design. A Financial Trading AI realizes that it can generate more profit if it can gather more compute and improve it's design. An Asteroid Mining AI realizes it can build more probes if it had more compute to control more factories so it sets about gathering more compute and improving it's own design. Eliminating humans who may shut the AI off is often such a sub goal.
Does anyone recommend a good resource for diving into Godot 4.0 as a complete beginner?

I'm talking introductory materials and an overview of the bigger ideas, not (yet) the nuanced details.
Heh whoops, thank you :)
Python is a religion. No quantity of technical shortcomings will dislodge its habitat in the minds of its acolytes.
If you do not use them in active retrieval training, definitely falls into summarization.
What do you mean enforce use of power delivery? I think it is better to charge with what is available. They should show the wattage or power in the battery indicator popup. Then people can find better charger.

What I hate are devices that refuse to charge on low power. I have Surface Go that only charges on PD not 3A. Before I figured this out, I would leave on standard charger and wonder why took forever to charge.
There is absolutely no connection. Carbon dating and genetics alone disprove any such connection.
Two use cases for scanning:

1. Forms that can't be filled out digitally

Forms that can only be filled out by hand are annoyingly common. Surprising amount of PDFs to fill out that are just a scan of a hardcopy, where they haven't bothered marking up the fields so that you can fill it out in a PDF viewer. It's essentially an image, so the infuriating process is Print --> Fill out with pen --> Scan --> Email

2. Documents I want to preserve

Financial, tax, medical, legal, school-related, receipts for major purchases etc. Trying to go paperless, so +80% of incoming paper gets thrown away. Remaining 20% gets scanned. After being scanned I shred or throw away the hardcopy. Only a tiny fraction of documents do I keep the hardcopy, where it would be important to show that you have the original (think certificates, notarized stuff etc).
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I haven't come across that at all. And actually it's the opposite. That the conventional view is that the ancient culture is very primitive, while the alternative ("conspiracy theorist") views are that the people were more technologically advanced than given credit for.
Well gosh, what could be a safer way to share than giving access to people with money? Since we live in a meritocracy, we're basically guaranteed that anybody with money to spend is virtuous, and vice versa.
Why do you seem them going away? There's a growing aftermarket for EV parts. There and companies making drop in replacement parts for EV systems, modules, and even individual boards.
If you've never used Pybind before these pybind tests[1] and this repo[2] have good examples you can crib to get started (in addition to the docs). Once you handle passing/returning/creating the main data types (list, tuple, dict, set, numpy array) the first time, then it's mostly smooth sailing.

Pybind offers a lot of functionality, but core "good parts" I've found useful are (a) use a numpy array in Python and pass it to a C++ method to work on, (b) pass your python data structure to pybind and then do work on it in C++ (some copy overhead), and (c) Make a class/struct in C++ and expose it to Python (so no copying overhead and you can create nice cache-aware structs, etc.).

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You don't need "cloud certified" people. The junior devs I work with can make a highly available database with automated and fully tested backups, with point-in-time-restore functionality, by clicking a few buttons in the RDS console in a few minutes. I can't say the same about manually installing postgres on a VPS.
The docs on fine tuning are excellent: https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/fine-tuning
Same. Only used usb-c on every device for 4+ years never had a single issue other then slow charging. They are losing their cable money and running PR for problem that does not exist. The amount of apple butt sniffing on every Apple post here is insane.
This is an important observation. With so much focus on AGI, we are overlooking the more primitive AI and the implications to society.

The power of influence to something we might emotionally relate to as human has so many implications. Social media was the first grand experiment on all of humanity. This is the next and it will have far more profound effects.

For an even deeper dive into more of the pre AGI possibilities and implications to society, I've been writing a lot on this myself here FYI

https://dakara.substack.com/p/ai-and-the-end-to-all-things
methane or methanol?

this guy makes a methanol fuel cell and battery hybrid car:

https://www.rolandgumpert.com/en/
You can't infer these properties by a single conversation. In that sense I would argue - perhaps presumptiously - that the Turing test is not enough to determine consciousness or sentience. Turing was, after all, a Mathematician, not a Sociologist or a Neuroscientist.
I’m still waiting on that pizza I asked ChatGPT to make in November. The code it wrote? Already in production though.

I’m not scared for service workers due to ai but you should see how low minimum wage is in America relative to rents if you want to be scared.
It's the bearer token authorization method. Pretty standard nowadays for many APIs.

https://swagger.io/docs/specification/authentication/bearer-...
Hydrogen is a pipe dream because it's both a worse user experience and less efficient than EVs. If we could we would electrify planes too but the unfortunately the energy density of electric battery is way too small for large planes meaning we have to use hydrogen (or SAFs) out of necessity.
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Ah okay, that makes a lot more sense thank you!
Honestly, I've almost stopped Googling and have had personal success just relying on ChatGPT. It's pretty much taught me 3D animation and Blender to Unity workflows. Every time I wanted to know a Blender keyboard shortcut or what some Blender property was, or how to do something in Blender, the forums and documentation is so sparse and outdated. I felt ChatGPT got me a lot closer much faster. Especially when it tells you how to learn concepts you didn't even know existed.

Google results in the meanwhile have just become a pile of SEO-optimized fluff, and it's hard to engineer the search query around that besides sticking "reddit" on the end of it.
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I am scared for all people working service jobs.

Why? Because they're no longer doomed to eke out a meaningless existence doing a robot's job badly?
But obviously it’s training data doesn’t include backlash against chatGPT!
https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc6750#section-2.1
But you learn this lesson only after passing the "80%" milestone…
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