skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You missed the point and managed to illustrate it.
>Imagine what could be built if everyone used domains as handles / identities. Social networks could go hands off for moderation and allow plugable moderation engines that rely on domains for identity, trust, reputation, etc..

Imagine we let people build communities that self moderate instead of imposing a way to moderate and censor.
Did it go away?

When we are on Teamspeak/Mumble with friends, we can always tell who will be receiving a text in the coming seconds; I assumed the headset wires were acting as an antenna and catching the SMS radio signal.
Putting things on the desktop or not caring for folders is different from not understanding the concept.

> just want to store everything in one place with an easy one-stop way to find what they want

That's a pipe dream. If you want good search results, then you need to put in organizational effort. Whether or not you're using folders.
What to do if you drop your phone in the toilet
Very good take imho
Jabber had custom emotes and integration with desktop software including video games? I don't remember that.
If there are so many apartments and $$$ is tight tell them to move in together in one apartment to reduce costs and rent out the rest.

The guy to which you are replying is 100% correct. This is not the time for luxury. And if those women won't understand this and complain then ghost them: your life has priority: DO NOT LET THEM DESTROY YOUR OWN LIFE JUST SO THAT THEY CAN LIVE SOME IGNORANT LUXURIOUS LIFE! YOUR (FUTURE) FAMILY/CHILDREN IS WHAT MATTERS MOST! Do not destroy your life with ignorant people!

Also: stop letting that family to live in that apartment rent free! YOU are what matters, not them. Charge them or kick them out and get a new family.
That is something he has openly stated that he is worried about. His disease is progressing and the aquihire was his retirement fund.

Haraldur's public persona (I know of him in no other capacity) can sometimes rub people the wrong way, but I believe his heart is wholeheartedly in the right place.

He moved to Iceland after Twitter aquired his design company specifically to be able to pay the maximum amount of taxes. In his own words, it was to pay his fair share to the system that helped his poor family when growing up, as well as had helped him medically.

And since he has also driven an initiative to have wheelchair ramps built at various buildings in Reykjavík, making accessibility for those who are wheelchair bound much better.

Neither he nor any other current or past employee of this dead husk of a company deserves to be stuck in the chaotic death spiral that surrounds Elmo.
>expected more

It's the field - very wide range of ability. Some are stoked about making LEDs blink and others are busy dumping and reverse engineering ROMs. Just depends on one's own journey stage. In my case article is above my level...haven't dealt with UART before
Why?
My Threadripper desktop PC supports a maximum of 1TB RAM and it doesn't take much space at all.
> it is more cumbersome to replace phones, as you have to move identities from phone to phone and get approvals by carriers and device makers instead of just replacing the physical SIM

That really depends on the carrier. In my case, setting up a new iPhone to replace an old one means saying yes in the prompt displayed by the phone. Nothing else. This is more convenient than having to search for the SIM removal tool.

> -you can't just hand over your phone to someone else, you have to unroll yourself and enroll the other person

For me this is a big feature because I would never hand my phone to somebody else, but an attacker is very likely to remove the SIM card and put it into their phone. Now suddenly many 2FA accounts are protected by a 4 digit PIN rather than my 20 digit phone passphrase.

> -you don't have anonymity and privacy since is no longer possible to use a prepaid physical SIM

It works exactly the same way as it did with physical SIM cards only the physical card is replaced by a QR code displayed on a screen or a printed paper. If the carrier sells anonymous prepaid SIM cards, nothing prevents them from selling anonymous prepaid QR codes.
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> but to ChatGPT it just sees something like "This looks like a CPU vs GPU comparison, aha so I map it to: {CPU} isn't really comparable to {GPU}, but {GPU} has much more processing power"

Jup, just tested with this: "what is more powerful Athlon PRO 3125GE or Geforce 6800". It said that they aren't comparable, but that the GeForce is probably faster:

"In summary, while the GeForce 6800 is likely to be more powerful than the integrated graphics in the Athlon PRO 3125GE, the two cannot be directly compared as they have different functions and are designed for different purposes."

Which is wrong, the modern integrated GPU is much faster, and they are directly comparable. So that is how it answered your question, and since I maanged to figure out what conversation I could find this failure mode where it gives the completely wrong answer.

Once you understand that ChatGPT just slots what you ask for into some conversation based on fuzzy matching then it is really easy to understand what sort of answers it can give and can't give.
Tyk micro-grants for side projects – applications are open
Great for those working on a tech side project. Deadline for applications is on the 16th of April.
In the examples it doesn't seem to match VS Code at all. It's way less colourful and missing useful features like different colours for nested brackets.
Do you have any idea what you are talking about?
Doesn't this go against what we know about SATs — which is that rich people do better simply because they have the time and money to do practice tests?

SATs don't measure much, they mostly measure how familiar you are with the structure of the test.
Well until this as-of-yet unknown person turns you into a body.

I don't have friends.
I don't think it can be so easily dismissed. AlphaZero contributed lots, for example reproducing opening theory from a blank slate. For chess that's significant.

But we don't care about chess for this discussion about GPT. Self-learning and self-play would be interesting because it's an amplification factor. Some searching suggests some researchers have been thinking along these lines.

Maybe this? https://arxiv.org/abs/2210.11610

Going for methods that don't require supervision
> The Amazon search is no... literally incorrect products, stuff that I would have to return if I bought it by accident. Like yesterday Amazon kept showing lightbulbs with the wrong physical socket size.

People keep going on about AI but the worlds most valuable company is incapable of arranging shit they sell into correct categories. You could be looming for a toothbrush and they will sell you a car seat.

Alza.cz delivers all over EU, they have an actual human categorise their stock, and it's a much better experience.

They don't sell absolutely everything, but they have electronics, Scooters, teslas, home appliances - you name it.
> This is also why many of them outright refuse to sell phones with dual SIM capability.

At least here in the EU, carriers don't follow typical US customs any more... a series of court verdicts following the 2005 commerce directive has all but eliminated SIM locking and other hostile practices by carriers, the worst you (unfortunately) still get is bloatware.
I think the joke is that people hate regex
You'd be surprised how many of those submitted and approved crypto standards are still not tested with industry best practices.

buffer overflows or integer UB's and overflows are very common.
ubsan, asan, valgrind tests are missing. some do offer symbolic verification of the algo, but not the implementations.

See my https://github.com/rurban/smhasher#crypto paragraph, and
"Finding Bugs in Cryptographic Hash Function Implementations", Nicky Mouha, Mohammad S Raunak, D. Richard Kuhn, and Raghu Kacker, 2017. https://eprint.iacr.org/2017/891.pdf
I wanted to like Cities but I didn't.

The main issue is that the way zoning is done is really damn bad. Like not even American cities are that bad, zoning at its very very worst. There is no reason why it should be possible to have a much more flexible and powerful zoning code. Having mix use zoning, exclusion zones and so on. Why can offices and high density building not be in the same place?

I also dislike the roads, the basic building block is the road, but it should be the lane. You should be able to easily put together a few lanes, into a new road and then be able to use that. Currently you have to basically load 500 DLC road types just to cover all the basic things and even then it isn't great.

Parking, parking is the biggest problem with car based cities. And the game just ignores that issue, and that results in the problem with cars just being about optimization of intersections.

I also found the creation bus routes and other public traffic routes to difficult. It gets complex pretty quickly and once you have lots of them it just becomes almost unmanageable.
Coming from the original point of view that "we don't need these physical cards anymore" .. You actually make some really solid points. Specifically the ability to resell your phone conveniently.

Imagine having to agree on a sale and then waiting for the changeover process to complete. Which knowing certain phone carriers would take at least 24 hours.
The bouncer SourceHut provides is the only thing that makes IRC usable for me.
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>> First thing she said was that I have to become worthy of my father.

You don't need to be worthy of anyone but yourself. That is manipulation that parents/grandparents do on their children and it's horribly destructive as it will only riddle you with guilt. F** living up to your father, do the things that vibe with you.

Your sister will (somehow) need to come to terms that $$ is needed in life. If money is scarce then stop paying for her lessons and tell her to get a part time job as she must come to understand asap that things cost $$ in real life.
CVE-2023-23514
TrustZone is iffy security-wise, and built-in SEs have only been available for iPhones and the highest-end quarter or so of Android phones until recently.
I have joined 2 discords in the last week (as lots of 'community support' seems to be moving there these days). I set a username but I haven't had to supply any other info - I can't post anything and there's a banner saying I need to claim the account to avoid losing access but it's definitely not every discord which requires a verified account.

Doesn't help with the issues around searching for data from outside of discord.
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CVE-2023-23522
Technically he's right. Land conflicts between large groups of people have typically been solved by violence throughout history. But good luck getting a population with strong passports and $50k GDP per capita to revolt. If this was any time before WW2 the drums of war would definitely have been beating though
Also nobody here appears to know that different places in the world have quite different size expectations for a consumer level dishwasher. In Japan... tiny as can be.
It's painfully funny. Did Elon reply to the final tweet? I can't find it.
If Ukraine is anything to go by, US publications starting to "prompt" us this way now, means something has just changed in the political chessboard, and we're likely only a couple of months away before China is poised to announce its own "special operation".
> Probably 3-5amps total?

A raspberry pi draws 2+ amps. Your dual Xeon server is drawing a lot more power. That said, typically you’d want to measure in watts because amps is relative. Eg a RPI is 2A at 5V while a computer is probably 5A at 120V - an order of magnitude more total energy consumed.
It does work for me now. It didn’t an hour ago when I posted, and I am certain it didn’t work each day since the Brighton match on Saturday (I was curious when it didn’t work, and intended to track it to see when it will)

Edit: I tried a different query with “laker latest result”. It answers that the latest game was on March 8th (tomorrow), but it couldn’t find the result. So you might want to try it instead
It sounds like CommonCrawl: https://commoncrawl.org/the-data/get-started/

You can download it, put it into ClickHouse, and get your own professional search engine.

I've made up the term "professional search engine". It's something like Google, but:
- accessible by a few people, not publicly available;
- does not have a sophisticated ranking or quorum pruning and simply gives your all the matched results;
- queries can be performed in SQL, and the results additionally aggregated and analyzed;
- full brute-force search is feasible.

PS. Yes, the Reddit dataset stopped updating.
>Saving seeds is an extremely stupid thing to do, so no farmer hesitates to sign the agreement.

Hard disagree.
I know of a good few farmers seedsaving. They mostly do relatively small scale and/or organic and one I'm particularly close to's business is mostly centered around selling seeds so that's definitely not representative....but I dare say it's still a dumb statement. Especially in the context of Kenyan farmers where the majority of farms are comparatively small as per quick google.
When the Mandalorian came out, you could watch in the US, but if you’re in Europe you had to wait 6+ months for Disney+ to be available in my country.

No, thanks.
I would say in something like speedrunning there is tons of information that only exists in discord pinned threads etc., and in the combined heads of community members.

To those who care about that hobby a lot of very useful information would vanish if discord went away. That's not a great state of affairs and discord is a very bad place to keep that information, even at the best of times it's not easy to find things in there. But I think it's probably the case for a decent number of communities.

You could definitely argue that it's not historically relevant, since, if speedrunning as a whole disappeared it wouldn't really matter.
I wonder if it's because of the inability to draw significant power from an average American power outlet. See also the lack of kettles.
I would have answered wrong even if i read all the questions beforehand. Answering 2-99 gives you a score of 98/100, while doing it correctly gets you 3/100.
The folks making Open Assistant [1] (opensource ChatGPT clone) gathered enough data to start initial training, so hopefully there will be something to play with soon.

[1] https://github.com/LAION-AI/Open-Assistant
I've spent 1 summer (in Maine) manning such a dishwasher (Hobart, can't forget that name even after 20 years). Efficiency monster, but you gotta be careful around it. Everything spot clean and steaming hot, it was actually much work around it since plates and cutlery were coming in very fast, and I had to also shelve the results to free up space for trays... a proper sweat shop
Kinda hoping voice will make a come-back with whisper.cpp.

I definitely have space in my life for simplistic keyword driven pure local voice assistant. Turn off lights etc. Largely possible with existing pre chatgpt era stuff but hoping it'll get easier & cleaner
> Generally, though, I feel HN is a good place to cathartically vent some heat. The limits/guidelines are set such that you can be aggressive without breaking them. You can add value in an aggressive tone.

Venting is okay, but weak rhetoric devices like one-sentence x doesn't work because vast blanket uninformed or intentionally reductionist statement should not get a free pass in the name of conversation. All it does is derail threads and put people who knows better in the position of managing egos while explaining what's wrong and doing it in a way that doesn't accuse the other party of just trolling or something. Or more likely they move on when they've had enough and the cycle repeats with other players.

> Are there any anonymous internet forums good for your mental health? I think not.

Yeah, agreed. But it's so addictive :D !
"I would flip the switch so the train hit only the sort of person that positioned other people on train tracks in order to pose silly ethical dilemmas"
I would have a lot more respect for those units if it were consistent around 12. You mentioned the yard but that's equal to 3ft.

What's the name of the 12 ft unit? Why isn't the mile equal to 12×12×12×12 ft? Why isn't an lb equal to 12 oz?
Wayland is great but Sway/any wlroots based window manager can't handle HiDPI properly for X apps :(
Try to ask your friends some very difficult question, like "what is the definition of woman?".

I am saying that current education does not give people tools to use LLM and AI. They will spend most of time on problems like "not being racist" or "looking for systemic bias". Others without this baggage will run circles around them, and eat their lunch.
My argument about why we need to stand up to blasphemy
Why use Slack? Slack has rate limits and one will not get the notifications when something real goes down as there will be 100s of messages overloading Slack API.
What do you think would stop them from doing this to a phone using a physical SIM card? I don’t see how an eSIM makes a difference in this scenario.
Also: you suffer what most people suffer: the indoctrination that "you have to support your siblings or parents": YOU DO NOT! Or more precisely: if they are ignorant and do not understand the harsh reality of the situation you find yourself in then you OWN THEM NOTHING. Only support those who also do everything in their (limited) power to support the family. Freeloaders are to be ignored and ghosted!

You young sister might not be able to bring in a lot of money, but she can atleast get a part time job to cover her own expenses/hobbies. Everyone can do what they can.

But if they refuse to do atleast the things they can then it's byebye, not your problem anymore.

Imagine this scenario: if the women fail to understand that you have your own desire and will to live your own life and instead demand that you bend and destroy your own life so that they can do stupid stuff themselves: well, do you realize how selffish they are and how little they truly care about you?
The "myco space" for want of a better term is very interesting and food is only a small part of that area of operations.

packaging - https://www.mycopack.co.uk/
furniture - https://plainmagazine.com/designer-researcher-come-sustainab...

If I had a few more days per week and few spare hundred K kicking around I'd be having a poke at some of this stuff as a small scale business.

I totally agree, it is surprising that fungi and mushrooms (the fruiting bodies of fungi) are not more widely cultivated - especially as use goes beyond food.

I'mn currently experimenting with hollowing out Fomes fomentarius [1] brackets(hoof fungus), polishing them up, flattening the backs and finishing them with hardwax. Not quite sure where this will go but I'd like to see if I could fit battery powered lights in them and use them as odd but quirky reading lights.

[1]: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fomes_fomentarius_BW...
One of my kids had the same sort of quiz/test given, but he and his friend had a concern with it. When I read it, I was inclined to agree with them that it doesn't work the way the writer intends.

Presumably, each question contains an instruction to follow. Being instructed to read all questions first doesn't mean you then do what any of the other questions instruct. Why, after reading all other 99 questions first, do you do what question 100 instructs but not what the others instruct?
Add hemorroids on top of that.
Yes, I grown up in communism. We had this stuff 50 years ago, still recovering.
Yeah, some recruiters are going to keep recruiting until they're fired. There's always a chance that somebody needs a warm funnel and then they'll be the ones kept around when the others are laid off.
What apple calls Secure Element is a separate chip that essentially is an eSIM with NFC interface (or in other words, smart card MCU with larger memory and more IO). Apple's implementation of what TrustZone is supposed to solve is called Secure Enclave and also involves separate CPU core (inside the application SoC) that is isolated from the application cores by how the hierarchy of various buses on the chip is structured.

I assume that there are two reasons why it is done this way instead of software/weird-CPU-state solutions (like TrustZone): this construction is easier to reason about and at least in the Secure Element case easier to certify to the requirements of card issuers (as it is essentially standard off-the-shelf secure MCU).
That could be a simple “not enough science to express things rationally.” Or even dark, they’ve seen so much bad and no counter to it in their formative years that naked hope is a sort of lunge point. (Politics really has gone from “roughly responsive and representative” to pretty close to one party rule even when they’re out of power.) Like how people will turn to the more or most extreme options if they feel desperate.
> They basically want tasty food that kills them

What do you mean "they"? I'm the dev in this scenario and I also prefer to eat tasty food that supposedly kills me. I know how to count my calories.

> sometimes having the user design the product or tool is the only available option. Just remember it is a terrible thing when it happens

I'll continue to have my users design my product/tool every time and those who don't will get eaten alive in any market that has consumer choice. Also Santa Claus isn't real.
Yes, of course - but ultimately, it's the landlords who park the capital for many decades in the properties, and not the developers. So, it's the landlords' capital which makes development possible in the first place. Developers are just providing a service. Well, that's not entirely fair, as they're also assuming a bit of risk on themselves - if they miscalculate the investment, or conditions change negatively before they sell, they'll end up holding the bag. But, majority of risk is on the landlords' side, as they hold the property for decades.
When it comes to discord the linkages to China side seem stronger via Tencent
Fantastic, do you have code somewhere? I jailbroke mine, I should definitely do that.
No, this is happening in one of the supposedly best-managed fisheries that the US has full control over as far as I know.
yes, I prefer this to being kicked out because my child needed medical care and I followed the doctor's advice. Or my device vendor considers the device 'too old'. Or any other arbitrary reason.

Where I live domain contracts auto-renew. And have reclaim processes.
Excellent, what is it?
d) different set of roles are going to be cleaned up? According to rumors meta is flattening and requires many managers to switch to ic roles with mandatory coding/delivering. Could be a chance to clear the house there too. Also perf review results, won’t be surprised if not only individual perf was reviewed but whole teams/orgs.

In general, I think, that Facebook (and rest of faang/ms/etc in similar proportions) now are building plans what/whom they need to cut off if they want to operate with 50k/35k/25k/15k total headcount.
There’s a problem with this quiz. why would question 100 have the special privilege of discarding all the other questions ?

From a purely linguistic pov, this question 100 isn’t a question, it’s a meta-information about how you should reply to the quiz itself. I hate it when teachers try to be too smart for their own good.
I wonder if this could be avoided by writing the canonical implementations in Rust or better yet in some system with formal verification.

This is such a critical part of the software stack, that we need a more reliable way of validation than just a bunch of people staring at the code written in C.