skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Google is doing what OpenAI did 3 years ago. They should have just made it open to try.

I know they don’t want to get another bad PR, especially when people start comparing results with other generative AI providers, but it’s too late to play safe.
He supported the communist though. He also supported Pol Pot. You can predict his opinions of foreign policy if you understand that he bases them on the "US is evil" axiom and therefore anyone who opposes it is good, no matter how actually evil they may be.
Container ships steam at ~20 kts. If they need to get somewhere and are picking these pit-stops at random as if they are stationary, about half the time it would be a rather maladaptive choice.
This is a white whale for a lot of people.

http://www.areweguiyet.com (seems updates to this thing have stopped?)

https://blog.logrocket.com/state-of-rust-gui-libraries/

The state of TUI on the other hand is better (posted recently, there are a few others):

https://github.com/tui-rs-revival/ratatui

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35173866
Taking the AGI Bet
Facial recognition tech is basically two parts: detecting a face in an image (“face detection”, often this is done by calling out to OpenCV’s face detection in Python or C++), and then extracting information from that face image and searching a database with it (“facial recognition”, sometimes done with algorithmic measurement of facial features but increasingly done by neural networks).

This clothing looks like it might be designed to confuse the face detection step.
I posted a link to this tool a couple of weeks ago, since then we've made it work for personal users accounts with community contributions and produce some more insights like the longest build - total amount of committers over the period and average build time.
Node.js + mongodb, definitely some not-so-performant pages with a few more db lookups than probably necessary. We also spun up a new Atlas cluster in the same region to rule out the cross data center latency.
How did they get those “max salaries”? They’re nowhere near max anything.
It's bloody stupid.

No parent will be able to hold onto a baby in case of sudden turbulence.
Can you expand on that? Why? What’s cool?
I admit I envy their ability to not care how they are making their money.

I was once pitched a gig that, after you boiled away the flowery tech contraptions, amounted simply to “run your own scummy leadgen business.” I felt like I had to take a shower after hearing that pitch. Wouldn’t it be nice if I didn’t have that part of my brain that recoils in disgust at treating other human beings as “leads” to be bought and sold?
>where the US is trying to prevent China from getting access to cutting edge technology that might be used by its burgeoning military. At least, that is the reason given.

The military reason is just an excuse to slow China's economy. Nothing more. After all, most large US corporations have some ties either directly or indirectly to the US military.
> what’s the % of how often you have heard “biological” vs “birth” parents and has the rate changed any?

Biological has always had a notable edge, but it seems subjectively to have eroded slowly over time over the last 40+ years that I’ve been exposed to it (thinking mostly of print, its been near parity in what I’ve heard, but “birth” is what I favor and what my [adoptive] parents favored so…)
A Router Design in Prompt
Would GitHub copilot not solve the repository load problem?
It's already enriched and comes with a working design.

For a non-nuclear nation, that would be all they'd need to become a nuclear nation.

Then blow it up in a test explosion to show the world, and then they could work slowly on making another bomb while bluffing that they have lots ready to go.
So hope for the unconditional basic income or become water ...
Why not? What do you mean?
Give parents education on parenting. In the UK at least they're sort of left to just work it out.

Often that means give the kids a smartphone or tablet because that keeps them quiet.
Google Bug Hunters
People can fabricate whatever they want. They can call a leading newspaper a child kidnapping ring. But reputation refers to something else - there is truth and people do tend strongly toward it; people make functional (not optimal) decisions as a group - that's how democratic self-governent has worked far, far better than any other form of government.

It's philosophical theory that human judgment could be just completely arbitrary and that all these arbitrary opinions have equal weight. But it's cheap theory - not good enough for the first day of philosophy class - and transparently wrong, and has nothing to do with reality. We (you included) make imperfect but not random judgments all day every day, using many skills and inputs.

> that was a freudian slip, right?

Your assertion isn't about Freudian slips.
> Critics concerned about high spam and fees due to emergence of Ordinals

High fees are what Bitcoin needs in the long term (2+ decades) to stay secure when the block subsidy dwindles into insignificance.

In other words, for a secure PoW coin you cannot both believe in

1) capped emission, and
2) low fees

And no, huge blocksizes as Bitcoin Cash features, will not be able to reward miners with enough fees, as the required low-fee-tx volume would be absurdly high and completely centralize the network by making running a node too cumbersome (as already the case for Bitcoin SV).
A couple of links -

Refs:

[1] Awesome Distributed System Projects, https://github.com/roma-glushko/awesome-distributed-system-p...

[2] Distributed Computing with Open-Source Software http://stanford.edu/~rezab/slides/infosys_reza.pdf
Cask strength refers to the strength that it's put in the cask, and such whiskey is unaged. It looks like a clear spirit. The alcohol evaporates over time (this I believe is called the Angel's share) and so after aging it's closer to 40-50% abv
"'Hello, World ' in x86 assembly, but make it gibberish"

Well, there's a pleonasm if I ever saw one:)
Ask HN: What to Do with a Gifted Laptop?
I will be gifted a used 2019 x86-laptop. While I will eventually give it away to someone in need, what could I do with it in the meantime? This excludes modifying the hardware or buying extra hardware.

My ideas so far:

* install Linux from scratch

* install Android (e.g. Bliss OS)

* make it a typewriter with a very small Linux distro running Emacs Window Manager and "only" provide Emacs for text production

* boots directly into a C64 emulator to relive my childhood

Further, more creative ideas, guys and gals?
ABV decreases with age, the angels share is alcohol evaporating before the water.
Picking nits, but the decision to use plain text as the common data format in Unix does not rule out structured text (e.g. CSV, TSV, XML). Nor does it imply “human-readable.”

The original decision was about not proliferating specialized or proprietary binary formats, which was more of a norm back in the ‘70s than today. The goal was to make small single-purpose tools that communicated through a common interface (files) in a standard format (plain text). Unix succeeded and continues to succeed at that.

Nothing about those design decisions precludes tools using binary formats under Unix — image processing, for example. It just precludes using standard text-oriented tools on those formats.
That is actually so useful for me, wow. We prototype in lead, which is a pain from an OHS perspective. This would make life a lot eaiser, without the cost of tooling to get moulding nylon/tungsten parts made.
> Responded to who?

The guy with a throwaway account who supports Google's policy. You have responded to his objectors several times but not to him which indirectly states where you actually stand.

A civil disobedience movement becomes utterly necessary when employers cross the line of human dignity again and again. It is in everyone's interest to make sure that doesn't degrade to a civil war of-course. It will not just be the bourgeoisie class that is effected here. I will correct my post.
Thinking about it more wouldn't biological more relate to those who are linked biologically (the egg & sperm).

The birth parents would be the mother who actually gave birth (and if existing, the spouse who is in the relationship with the birth mother).

This is would be much more prevalent of a distinction due to surrogacy.
Wait, I was wrong. Apparently the driver for that chip has been in the Linux kernel since Fedora 36.
I doubt this is true. I've seen adversarial version of images which are very similar to the original image.

E.g. an image of a cat that has had some pixels flipped so it's classified as a dog instead.
They should be mandatory. No car seat = no baby.
I met interesting people, which is why I travel solo. Whenever I see someone with an interesting style or energy, I tell them. It usually leads to nothing. Sometimes it leads to magic :)

Definitely a fun way to become a bit better at dating too!
> future seems pretty bleak especially with GPT4.

huh?
Should it be considered if the contract has any mention of service for the clients with ARR below 5000.
> This is not entirely correct.

Which part? I didn't say or mean to imply philosophers are not worth taking seriously—if that's what you meant—just that philosophers are not scientists, and in particular, Huw Price is not a scientist. Uncontroversial, I would've thought.

An article titled "A growing number of scientists.." that then misrepresents Price as being a scientist, is the thing that's wrong, seems to me. Maybe it did that because "A growing number of philosophers.." wouldn't have anything like the same click-appeal.
This is a surprisingly good overview of both!
Not necessarily death, but risk of serious injury is a real possibility.

Why do you think staff have their seatbelts on whenever they sit down? Less risk of injury and dying.

Do you not wear a seatbelt when in a car?
Raph Levien, who's behind Druid and Xilem (https://raphlinus.github.io/rust/gui/2022/05/07/ui-architect...) UI frameworks, recently gave a talk about very similar issues. Slides here:

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1P8Su5mZSYkfZ1A9mPAaK...
I’m not sure where you get that from. These are specifically designed to confuse face detection software.

Edit: Maybe I see the cause of confusion. The videos show “person” detection, but the way these systems distinguish people from other objects is by faces. As far as I know cars don’t do that, they just detect objects and don’t care about faces, so it shouldn’t be an issue.
> Reading the article it might have a new meaning which potentially refers to the parent who actually performs the birth?

I don’t think its a real new meaning in any kind of general use, it is just bad writing trying to condense the terminology used in the earlier article. The early article it references on the leave policy uses “parents who give birth”. Aside from gender identity issues, this also addresses the fact that the Google policy (as I understand it) applies to adoptive parents as well, so even leaving aside gender identity “mothers” and “parents who give birth” would not be identical groups. “Birth parents” is a writer making a misguided and overzealous attempt at making that more terse.
Socrate didn't want to write anything down because he thought it would make you stupid too.

Though maybe he might be right as well...
That's indeed sad because docker images are content addressed.

Image registry over ipfs would solve the problem of decoupling who actually stores the image from the process of discovering the locations
i things blogging and personal side projects keep my sanity. Not much, but its a big deal, for me.
The web site copy is terrible! Every sentence vaguely hints at what the product is for without outright saying it.

> Cap_able offers a high-tech product that opens the debate on issues of our present that will shape our future. Cap_able wants to have an impact on society, creating awareness on contemporary issues through highly innovative design products from a technological and ethical point of view. [and even more of this]

Ok, ok, but what… is… it…?
It’s being used wrong in the instant article by a clumsy writer triyng to condense the phrase “parents who give birth” used in the referenced earlier article on the leave policy.
Yes, the only mention of software is Yolo (wrong capitalization and no mention of version), and I can’t find a link to a study or anything like that. Not convinced it can meaningfully confuse a classifier specifically trained to recognize faces, not giraffes or zebras. Sounds more like marketing BS.
> conflict of interest. The more influence youtube gets, the more the other media channels are going to say bad things about them

The more influence [X] gets, the more [Y] are going to say bad things about them

You can observe this everywhere. From high school hallways to government and corporate orgs.

We get to practice this with football teams, but it bleeds over into politics.
> ‘“Latest generation” is poorly-behaved’ is a tale as old as time.

Would you mind citing your sources on this?
I asked ChatGPT 4 to roast your startup and to not be kind:

Oh, Remindful, you must be the lovechild of a one-night stand between Evernote and Siri, born into a world that never really asked for you. A true underdog story of a startup that thinks they're reinventing the wheel, only to realize they're actually just a square trying to roll uphill.

An "external memory for people with busy lives"? That's the most convoluted way to say "a glorified notebook with a search function." You're like the hipster of productivity apps, insisting on reinventing something we've had for decades just to slap a minimalist logo on it and call it "innovative."

And you want to integrate with messenger apps? What a unique and groundbreaking idea! It's not like the world is already cluttered with chatbots and virtual assistants trying to simplify our lives and failing miserably. You'll fit right in with the other clutter that's been desperately trying to be relevant.

But let's not forget the grand finale - your main differentiator. Instead of categorizing and searching, users can just ask questions. Because typing a question is so much different than typing a keyword. It's like giving someone a map when they're lost, but instead of telling them how to read it, you just tell them to ask the map where they are. Genius.

In conclusion, Remindful, you're the walking embodiment of a "solution in search of a problem." With your grand ambition and lukewarm innovation, you'll be sure to join the ranks of other productivity apps that collect digital dust on our smartphones. Best of luck!
Claiming to do $X if $Y happens and then not doing it is different than claiming to have done $X already despite this being false.

In the first case it could be hyperbole, circumstances could change, it could be a statement made in the heat of the moment, etc. In the latter it is just a lie, or if money is at play, fraud.

If I recall correctly there were many republicans that claimed their kind would be deported if Biden came to power. At least those who predicted Trump would act like a fascist got it right.
Was this done by hand?
I ment "you likely typoed that word because you unconsciously dont believe in what you said", which is, stretching the coloquial meaning a bit, a "freudian slip".

But reading your text, it is probably useless to talk to you about humorous viewpoints...
Fertility rate in Japan is far below replacement. Fertility rate globally is above replacement rate. They could just allow people in.
And Visual Basic for all of its faults..
Yeah but it's lead! Lead isn't a very friendly thing to just have around.
I predict the wage gap will actually widen. StackOverflow-on-steroids can only give your so much, so seniors will still be in demand for what they do. It's just the competition between juniors will be fiercer so junior wages will drop.
What have I twisted? Look at my opening post, to which you replied "Please stop spreading lies". What was the lie again? You doubled down and had to twist like an eel to try and justify your statements.

As for what I think: I think that we, "the West", are playing a stupid and evil role in this conflict. Furthermore, we are spreading misinformation in order to manufacture consent among the public, often in an incredibly crude manner. I'm prepared to discuss this, but maybe one thing - you pick which - at a time.
2023 will be print-free
Mastering Angular: Dangers and Treasures of RxJS
> There is no mutual feeling.

Why would you think that? That seems like a very negative world view to me.

The seller is not exploiting the buyer, it's just a mutual deal where both parties benefit.

I create a product, and some of my users really love it. They are very happy that I created it in so far that they want to pay for it. They want me to make more features.

I, on my part, am very grateful that they love my product. That means they want to pay for it and I can make a living. I love my biggest fans or hard-core users the same way as they love me and my product. Is it a real personal relationship? Probably not.

You make it seem like all people that sell you something try to rip you off. Maybe they just want to create a great product, and create a win-win relationship. I'm sure plenty of artists love their fans and want to do great things for them.
How to Live a Miserable Life
Advice from Charlie Munger on how to live a life full of misery
There are 100-150 CPUs in a modern car.

...And also over 100 bugs in the spec that governs communication between car systems: https://youtu.be/hXnS_Xjwk2Y?t=899 (around 15 minute mark)
You can get that. https://micronmetals.com/product/tungsten-carbide-powder-sph...
Something like flipping a pixel would work if you manipulate the actual image (raw image) being fed to the software.

Here it is captured via a camera and then fed to the software and I doubt pixel level details are captured by a camera
I have this reproducible issue on an XPS 7590(using a Killer 1650) that when I do somehting GPU heavy, e.g. gaming, the Wifi connection will get super flaky and then stop completley. DMESG is flooded with error messages regarding wifi. I only realized this, that the Steam client has a little notification which would tell you that you went offline. I started to experiment and it works for me if I disable the 11n standard. The driver has an option to do so (modprobe -r iwlwifi && modprobe iwlwifi 11n_disable=1). Only then I can play games and have an internet connection... I am pretty sure that if this would happen on Windows, all the users would have gone balastic.
> (Immigration isn’t the answer, their fertility rate also gets depressed just like the native population. All it achieves is to balance the birth/death rate on paper for the year.)

If fertility rate gets depressed then just keep letting in more people. I don't see how it isn't the answer if your objective is to keep the population at a stable level.
>DNR/LNR isn't in Russia though

Not sure of you are agreeing with what I said above, or disagreeing. Can you re-read the thread carefully and clarify?
> We were unable to do so and hopefully we will be extinct before we destroy the planet, let some other species have their try in a few million years, before the sun runs out.

Eh, we can take solace in the fact we still don’t have the capability to destroy the planet. Vastly alter the current environment, cause mass extinctions, and irradiate the planets surface, sure we can do those things. But the planet won’t care, and life, well, life finds a way.
I mean, the whole process of carrying a child is biological, so, I probably wouldn’t distinguish them that way. The general case in surrogacy (and exceptions to this usually involve someone who is identified as a “donor” of some material, rather than a parent) involve the suppliers of genetic material being the caretaking parties after birth, so typically the terms “parents” and “surrogate” suffice.
Or, alternatively, that they were only so low before this because someone decided to skip maintenance for 50 years.
I wouldn't count on that, you can call a self driving taxi right now in Phoenix.
English is the new UI
The worst thing about these toxic people, aside from preying on disenfranchised people in a cult-like way is that rather than use something obvious like religious talk they co-opt the language of things that are legitimate and mix in vile philosophical memes.

Like an MLM scheme that also has links to white Christian fundame.. oh nevermind.
So if a family provided eggs & sperm and had a surrogate to give birth on their behalf, then later gave the child up for adoption, how would you identify everyone?

Also, I'd assume the child would later look for those people with their genetic material, their biological parents, those who provided the sperm & eggs. Not the birth parent, who birthed them. There's much less of a connection there as it's the person who simply carried them for a money transaction and is not part of the child genetically.
I have been held back for years because of the sad state of desktop UI frameworks. I have recently embarked up creating my own, if only for my own purposes. It's a nightmare.

One of the primary issues is that there is no foundational cross-platform support. For creating windows, GLFW is the best bet. I should give kudos here. GLFW works and is well-documented, a rarity indeed. The forum is also pleasant. For graphics, Skia is probably the best solution, but it has problems. For example, it is 2D only, has support on a Google Group with not much traffic, and is complicated to build.
The binding for it on .NET is currently not actively maintained, despite being effectively owned by Microsoft. You also give up performance. For example, Direct2D is much faster than Skia on Windows, and Direct2D can seamlessly interact with Direct3D in the same window. But SharpDX (the .NET bindings) is no longer maintained and DirectX is of course Windows only. Then you have macOS which is completely antagonistic. It is locked to an extremely old OpenGL version, and Apple may remove it at any indeterminate time. So you either build against OpenGL or start jumping through hoops in GLFW and Skia to use Vulkan and Molten to talk to Metal on macOS. Also, macOS is the only OS that forces the window management on the main thread. All window management on all OSs is on a single thread, but on Windows, for example, that thread can be any thread. Then there's Linux and the umpteen million distros and the two window managers in X11 and Wayland. There is no cross-platform accessibility library that I know of.

On top of all this, all pf these solutions have limited to no support. Most projects are ran by just a couple of people, if that. This is not a complaint against them in any way, as it is simply an observation of the reality in that support is highly, highly limited. There's also the issue that many of the issues encountered are complex and often reach across several stacks. For example, is it a bug in Skia, GLFW, the bindings to these, the OS, the graphics drivers, or from the interaction of these.

There are also very few resources and references for stuff like this.
At the bottom of the « collections » page in the technology paragraph, they mention confusing the Yolo object detector into thinking you’re a giraffe with medium confidence instead of a person
sadly yes lmao, it was a fun challenge trying to not reuse instructions, but nearing the end where most modr/m bytes started repeating, i ended up having to resort to jmps to jump from a long operand to another long operand
It has resulted in me getting a lot of spam emails
Ask HN: OpenAI services are blocked in Cambodia, how to circumvent that?
I'm traveling in Cambodia and got to know that I can't access my OpenAI account in this country. I want to build a product using GPT3.5 turbo API but for that I need to access OpenAI account. This is the error I see when I visit https://platform.openai.com/:
"OpenAI's services are not available in your country. (error=unsupported_country)"

How to circumvent that? Any recommendations for privacy-friendly VPN or any other solution?

PS: I use Chrome on Mac.