skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There is nothing surprising. Elon is for a very long time on the scene. You must be a really good performer not fail during 2 decade long show. I don’t mind Tesla’s poor self driving, Tesla Model X is really cool vehicle (with some design flaws, but it’s ok). My personal turning point was calling a diver “pedo”. After all he’s just another mega rich guy totally decoupled from reality.
that's against the GDPR.
Thanks for the response. My hope for AI Alignment studies is that it would be something rigorous and theoretical and be testable in current AI safety issues. Much like studies of abstract algorithms can be compared and contrast with the runtime of actual algorithms.

What I have seen in LessWrong is lots extrapolations upon extrapolations with worse case scenarios just to say there is nothing we can do. That seems to take away from any serious research that might exist since they are probably the best known community associated with AI Alignment.
Something something Jared Kushner something something MBS something something NEOM / the line.

But American.
You can be plenty sloppy in elixir. I’ve seen it.

It’s exactly like older style PHP in the sense that you can build entire apps without having to do any object or data design. It’s all functions, like old style PHP.

Modern PHP of course uses objects and cleaner code liberally.
The European Quantum Computer Project OpenSuperQ Is Extended
Could be either tidal or geothermal. It’s been conjectured that even Pluto could have liquid water inside.

The point is that generic small outer solar system bodies have liquid water, whereas the generic inner solar system body doesn’t. If you think liquid water is the most important requirement for life then most of the habitat in the universe is outside the frost line.

It’s totally plausible that simple life could form around geothermal vents on such a moon but harder to believe you could support a complex ecosystem enough to evolve intelligent life without sunlight.

At the high pressures in such an underground ocean I wouldn’t expect our proteins to work, you can kill bacteria with very high pressure. I suspect that proteins that evolved in that environment could work just fine. I can picture a creature from that kind of world drilling up to the surface somehow, but the low pressure would be deadly and in a system like Jupiter where Io ‘breeds’ radiation (vapor from volcanos gets ionized, gets accelerated, ionizes more vapor) the surface could be a dangerous place.

Such a creature though might have a leg up on starfaring as getting into orbit might be easier (never mind building a beanstalk) and rather than being tempted by boring destinations like Mars (smaller planet, smaller civilization) they might go straight to cutting up wet/carbonaceous asteroids to build large (100-1000x more habitable area than Earth) habitats and if they developed D-D fusion they might be quicker to see the advantages of a comet-hopping lifestyle.
Fun fact: to this day, the most-upvoted Twitter thread of all time on HN is "Twitter Will Allow Employees to Work at Home Forever": https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23155647
At least for honeybees, they do not fly close to the ground until near their destination. They typically fly over the tree tops.
When I bought my house, there was actually some legal paperwork around XXXX Main St. and XXXX N. Main St. being the same thing. (It got changed at one point in the now distant past probably when the interstate cut off the old N. Main St (which exists as a short stub)).

Verizon, Comcast, and some local businesses like my propane delivery still use N. Main and I would periodically get scolded when I first moved in pre-GPS because I would give businesses coming to my house my official USPS address which was different from what was still on many maps.
There is a 5-year contract in place, so a little different than just a credit card on file that is failing to charge based on usage. Also, it was reported they aren’t using the compute power as expected in contract, so the bill may not fully relate to actual resources consumed.
This is troubling.. This was the point made above. I don't feel too comfortable with someone playing "POC" on my brain.
An excuse for the general situation that a breakthrough by Russia will take maybe two years. I think Russia prefers a stalemate, so this Wagner leader might be throwing shade.

It looks like hiring mercenaries out of prison is now institutionalized by the state rather than Wagner. I’ve heard about young men convicted of illegal logging or repeatedly failing to pay child support. A huge and expandable recruiting pool.

Ukraine (and Belarus, btw) signed the 1997 treaty to ban antipersonnel mines. Ukraine will be held to that, whereas Russia is deploying them in urban areas.
Mine just... pops open by itself.
Ah, yeah, I forgot about that. Still, that should allow for decent reductions in the future.
I’m pretty sure your contact in a major company will be even more shocked if they knew what all these European FinTech companies do with their customer’s data.

All the important things such as purchasing habit that used to require indirect guesses are now directly available in their databases as essential functions.
Have you ever seen a bee fly in the mist?
I really miss when discussions about Musk's companies were about the technology - there is a lot of interesting areas to discuss with Neurolink and how their approaching development. But now comment sections about anything Musk related are pointless - entirely about his personality and politics
That's interesting, in the long run I would say I'm that way too, but it'll be toward the end of the meeting after things have been hashed out I'd contribute my new perspective. Or even worse for first impressions, I'll often I'll listen to a whole meeting, continue forming my thoughts even after the meeting has ended, and then write a well constructed email back to the key people.

I may have figured out a better solution than was possible for anyone during the meeting, but by sending it late people's impressions during the meetings of me may not be the best.
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I have the best experience with Pylance. And I am talking about editor extensions.
Just to add, the CD add-on to the SNES would have added CD-based audio and presumably larger/cheaper games, but would have added no additional computing power. None of the playstation hardware was based on this product.
Study Links Popular Sweetener to Heart Attack and Stroke Risk
A lot of the radiation is produced by a ‘breeding’ process where volcanos on Io emit vapor that gets ionized and then accelerated to make more radiation that ionizes more vapor.
There is an irony joke to be made here.
>Nothing about that screenshot indicates that I'd have to swipe to take action.

Users are not interacting with a screenshot. If you try to tap the slider it will slide a little to the right and fall back to indicate it’s a slider. There are also other actions on the watch that use this kind of interaction. And if you fail to either call ems or confirm you’re OK, it will call them for you.
What are "all signs"? Shit you made up in your head? It's owned by China for godsakes, what a half-baked conspiracy theory
Does anyone know what the percentages were?
I once spent a whole afternoon thinking about how one could make a political campaign with the explicit goals of dropping the value of real-estate.

It's a tough one, breaking against most economic dogmas: foreigners and second home owners would be severely limited to stop them from abusing the system, while existing mortgages would need to be taken as a shared loss between the banks and the homeowners.

The alternative seems to be a broken society, and sadly that might be more probable.
it is a personality disorder not Asperger, for example Trump has the same problem not due to Asperger but due to the personality disorder he has.
Look up how black holes look like (based on simulations) for something similarly incredible. When facing the hole from a certain perspective, you can see the accretion disk from the front and the back at the same time, because the hole bends the light so much.
Keeping to a consistent update schedule would be an advantage.

I think the main issue is that Tesla is seen to be 'fire fighting', rather than working according to a predetermined plan.
I use a trick I learned from my math advisor. I just say "I'm sorry, I'm kind of stupid, what does it mean? Like, what does it do?". Sometimes they will overcorrect and REALLY dumb it down, but if you can show a higher level insight, they usually pick up on it and adjust. You can direct the conversation away from abstractions and specific details and more towards first principles.

Plus... intellectuals often like to feel smart, so you have an opportunity to pump their ego a bit :)
> Google is only really searching the “public” Internet but that’s increasingly a wasteland full of garbage

Have you tried other search engines because you might be surprised that the problem is more to do with Google than the internet.
How to build a low-tech website (2018)
sure, no expectation of profitability on a single investment, expectation of profitability by distributing investments over a large amount of companies.
Can someone explain what this is? It kinda seems like a curriculum/club made to look like Dungeons and Dragons? Or maybe it’s a d20-based game made to look like real life…?
You could use ublacklist[1], it does filtering of search results on the client side. arosh’s list is a good place to start blocking crap.

[1] https://github.com/iorate/ublacklist

[2] https://github.com/arosh?tab=repositories
extremely relatable.
ADHS yes here too :)
The thing about these scales is that they are actually numeric. (And not real good, but that’s another story.) I’m an INTP, but really close to the middle on the I and the N. It changes things relative to some coworkers who are much more I than me.

Some people are introverts like “I just want to be alone to work and recharge”.

I’m an introvert like, “ I’ll do this on my own, but if you want to help, I’m happy to have you along.”

Social situations don’t really stress me out, but I don’t do well in group conversations.
What was the largest telescope ever fitted with an eyepiece
> Sorry, by "same server" what I actually meant was the same domain.

There's nothing stopping it on the same domain either, as long as there's no conflicting URLs. It'll be harder to do "online", and may result in a bunch of redirect rules, and it definitely ought to be easier, but nothing prevents you from doing it.

But there's little reason to do that, because what users interact with your account by is the webfinger address, which can point to whichever hostnames you like. So you can migrate to a server on a different hostname, and then redirect the webfinger from your main domain name to the new host name, no problem at all.

> Mastodon can move accounts only, and requires different domains.

Using the built in move functionality, you'd run into that if you insist on never having the servers referenced by different hostnames. But if you're keeping it on the same domain that you control, you can "just" migrate the data. It could absolutely be made more convenient, sure.

> However as far as I can tell there's no way to move arbitrary Activity Pub objects across domains.

Define "move" here. You can't cause other instances to update their references, so if you can you'd want to leave redirects in place. You can however just move the objects over. It'd be nice if you could announce an update for the links as well, but since you can't avoid "external" links from places that don't federate at all, this will never be perfect.

That said, the Note activities are signed, so can be served up from another domain and can still be verified as long as the old pub-key can be obtained from the original URL or is cached by a trusted third party. But this is not a problem for the hypothetical scenario I replied to, as whether you keep it on the same hostname as you clarified you meant, or put it on another hostname as I suggested, nothing prevents you from maintaining the old posts as static content on the original hostname, so you don't need to move those objects. You can at least conceptually include them in your outbox so they're visible as part of the timeline (though I suspect that would either require a change to Mastodon if you insist on running Mastodon, or including them as "boosts"/ "Announce" activities instead of posts if you change the hostname)
I'm curious at what you would think of https://ossia.io (i'm developing it). It's explicitly "one layer above" Max/Pd in terms of abstraction level (e.g. the objects are closer to Ableton/Bitwig devices or TD objects than Pd/Max objects) but allows to delve down to code in various languages whenever it makes sense (JS, GLSL, math expressions, C++ even)
And then when the "better engineered" product doesn't do as well in the marketplace, because it didn't address actual customer needs, the engineers cry that the product addressing actual customer needs only succeeded because of "better marketing."
> Europe has no shortage of smart/entrepreneurial people, but they often come to the US

That was indeed the case in the late 20th century. Not so much anymore.
It's not been a Holmes / SBF overnight reveal, it's been a long slow decline due to his twitter usage since the "diver paedo" incident.
Our attention is the only valuable thing left. Browsers run competing tech stacks and pile on and draw off a mass of blinking things trying to get the attention. It's a tiny little war happening in real time on our screens.

AI chat things are liquids held in vials, a thumb flick away from pouring into our favorite places online, changing them irrevocably. Will our attention in these places (reddit, here, et al) remain high when most of the people we're talking with are algorithmic?

Media companies create new shows and pull them away more quickly than we can finish consuming them, as realtime engagement metrics quickly show their bosses which must be most profitable, most popular, most attention grabbing.

It makes a good case for going back: watching shows from decades earlier, that have a beginning middle and end. Dropping social media time for books. And the missing analogue, how to give up on google searches because they too, are at a parity of value with their offering and their attention stealing properties.

I'm just an angry person shaking his fist at the sky from an armchair. I love these threads because I always come away with a new perspective.
Overall, 23% of political image posts in our data were misleading. So were 20% of images containing political figures. Consistent with previous work, misinformation was very lopsided by partisanship. Right-leaning posts were 5-8 times as likely to be misleading. https://twitter.com/...
And it's not a great protection system at all. Just like how content generators are gaming Google search, there is a problem now with bots that find what is popular and repost it later (with a wording change) for karma farming.
I'm involved in housing politics where I live. I go to hearings, pay attention to what's coming through the planning department. I see what causes housing to not be built. It's NIMBYs. My neighbors. Not some far-off bad guys. The reason big companies got into the housing market is because there are good returns, because it's difficult to build housing. Why? NIMBYs. The best way to stick it to the big companies is to build enough housing.

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2023/01/housing-cr...
The Sugar Association is worried about limiting sugar. And Campbell's soup is concerned about limiting salt. What a shock!

All of the industry response here reminds me of the tobacco industry documents [0] in the UCSF archive. It's full of statements like "no conclusive links to health outcomes" and "smoking might be part of a lifestyle," the exact same things these food companies are saying.

Of course people should eat whatever they want. But... the misleading wording and labeling is really manipulative and wrong. The article mentions Chile's more direct warning labels. They're pretty interesting.

[0] https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/tobacco/
Well you can only swallow repeated empty promises of progress on the technology front for so many years before you have to confront the blatant lies. Excuse me: "forward looking statements"
I think the attitude is that the industry analysts view “big names” as a structural positive not bothering to think about the actual reality. Also when you hire one of them in a senior position, suddenly you now have a gang of them as new subsidiary VPs.
Not at all that Mr.Rogers.

Clearly not, given the context clues of the different spelling of the name and the fact that HN shows the domain nilerodgers.com.
> Not sure if this is because of his alleged Asperger or something but I sometimes wonder if the the dude is able to separate facts from fiction.

Is this even an aspie trait?

Speaking as an aspie myself I'd guess it's more to do with empathy. I tend to have a less instinctive and more rational sense of empathy, and I've noticed other aspies are similar. You could convince me that potentially harming humans is a net-good, and ethical, so long as you demonstrate the value of taking such a risk.

Eg, "if someone is willing to take the risk, and there's a potentially a huge reward for humanity in doing these trials, then perhaps it's justifiable".
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"Grace Quek learned how to code in a strip club."
https://www.wsj.com/articles/elon-musk-explores-raising-up-t...

"Twitter’s unsecured bridge loans, which total $3 billion, are the most expensive portion of the $13 billion debt package Mr. Musk incurred as part of his $44 billion acquisition of the social-media company. They carry an interest rate of 10% plus the secured overnight financing rate, a benchmark interest rate that has shot up in recent months and currently sits at 4.3%."

"With every quarter that passes without Twitter refinancing the debt, the interest rate goes up by an additional 0.50 percentage point, according to regulatory filings. Twitter’s first quarterly interest payment is due at the end of the month, the filings show."
In my case, Kagi.
On the random site I just used it did have a "turbulent" or sense of urgency result, which was a hair off 100%. Maybe that's the bar that determines fast or slow thinkers? Assertive vs Turbulent was the scale.

As an on again off again anxious mess, maybe I think fast so I can have multiple answers ready in case my first isn't good enough? Maybe my thinking will slow down over time (in therapy, anxiety and self-confidence are things I'm working on). It's a hypothesis anyway.

If that is the case then at the extreme ends fast thinkers within INTP don't believe in themselves and slow thinkers do. Fast thinkers are cups half empty (and will likely fall on the floor if I'm not careful) people and slow thinkers are cups can be refilled later people. Both are logical, just different levels of confidence.

It kinda checks out now I've typed it out haha. It does sort of imply there's more than 16 types of people, but that's for Myers and Briggs to deal with.
>>Limit your search to Reddit, HN and/or Stack Exchange!

Yup, Google and it's main result set has for quite a while been dead to me (ya, I use DDG, and pretty much threat the main result set that way too). Finding valid detailed comments on Reddit, HN, or SE is what I use for primary clues.

Sadly, this has a predictably limited shelf-life.

When using Amazon for product search, for a short while, it worked really well to sort results by avg review grade. Very short while, as the reviews rapidly filled with fakes. Now, I need to go manually into each review set and compare the quantities and qualities of 1_Star + 2_Star reviews as a primary filter for scam products (& ignoring the idiot posts giving 1_Star for a shipping problem). Now, even using Fakespot and those tactics, the well of Amazon Reviews is quite fully poisoned, to the extent that I now specifically avoid shopping there for entire categories.

Now that this is being discovered about Reddit, HN, & SE, we can expect the inevitable "flooding of the zone with shit".
I had a really positive experience visiting when they first opened up in Seattle. Felt like the future. Wish they started to outfit the Whole Foods all over more with them.
> "his subscription idea"

https://blog.twitter.com/en_us/topics/company/2021/introduci...

Musk innovated at twitter years before he ever bid on twitter, amazing skills.
I hadn't heard of it before but it looks interesting. I'll give it a closer look.
Under Xi Jinping China launched a series of security initiatives targeting outsiders. An emblematic case was that of Apple, whereby the Apple Book Store and iTunes Movie Store were abruptly shut down after prior legal approval.

"Apple Services Shut Down in China in Startling About-Face"

https://www.nytimes.com/2016/04/22/technology/apple-no-longe...

So, too, Wolf Warrior tactics against South Korea over China's anger at U.S. THAAD system, including the destruction of Lotte's entire business in China.

"One company [Lotte] is bearing the brunt of China's anger over U.S. missile system"

https://money.cnn.com/2017/03/07/news/china-lotte-thaad-sout...

Ironically, China adopted Wolf Warrior tactics in large part because the claim you make about the perceived threat of the U.S. treating China like Japan in the 1980s is now a commonplace cliche all over China, used to justify a host of aggressive policies. This hostile posture, overseen by Xi Jinping, has helped achieve the near impossible: political unanimity in the U.S. Congress against China.
> Can the drop in revenue be offset by the ~80% drop in payroll? None of the prognostications about Twitter’s total and utter technical collapse after such a dramatic headcount reduction came true [0].

I think there's a famous Hemingway quote that goes something like "change happens slowly, then all at once." Twitter still may be able to coast for awhile, even if 100% of the technical staff were fired, but they've certainly lost a lot of knowledge and likely put those that remain in a situation where burnout is likely [1]. If there's going to be a technical collapse, I think it will be over a longer term.

[1] Especially since I see little in Twitter to keep an engineer passionate. There's no story here about saving humanity from climate change or colonizing Mars. It's just "keep the boss happy" and "keep prior achievements from being ruined," but those aren't very motivating and Musk seems to have a talent to undermine them.
What's ironic is that at this point in time, yours is the first comment to mention him.

But I also think it's very fair for a medical device company take some scrutiny if its CEO is famous for overpromising and underdelivering.
This is a major reason I think LLMs could help with SERPs - presumably it will be a lot harder to do SEO effectively because now it involves the model training barrier.