skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
And what’s the main use of cash from the perspective of the US government? And what makes cash have value? And what has been the history of money thus far that has led to this junction?
Dans gist is referring to needing a routing layer to map something like `/blog/my-latest-article` to `/blog/[article].html`. This is the same of any non-React SPA.

If I have `pages/blog/index.tsx` in my NextJS app this will get output to `blog.html` and can be deployed like a static site without further top-level routing.
Is this really totally forgotten already?! I mean, I know it was some decade and a half ago, but it was a very big deal.

This was my current employers on it, but long before I ever wrote for them even as a freelancer:

https://www.theregister.com/2006/11/20/microsoft_claims_linu...

Everyone covered it. It was THE big new story about MS versus Linux.

https://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/fortune_archive/2007...

https://www.engadget.com/2007-05-14-microsoft-linux-and-othe...

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2007/05/microsoft-235-pa...

https://www.networkworld.com/article/2355239/microsoft-claim...

It was already a thing back in 2004:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/4021775.stm
As part of their investment, Microsoft gained access to the full OpenAI codebase
I feel bad for Bard, because to me it is a fraction of the functionality and usefulness of ChatGPT (so far). This app won't help Bard at all.
Do you think it's difficult to consider the cops in family might be bad? It's not like they are going to tell you the horrible things they may have done.

You think the cops in your family are good because they are in your family and are nice to you. That's probably the extent of the details about their job you know
In the last few weeks, I've noted on myself how I've been going through several stages of the Chat-GPT "disease", or whatever it is.

My first reaction was to be afraid for my money-making skills. My second reaction was fear about us ourselves making ourselves irrelevant--that fear still lingers.

My third wave of fright, cemented by days burning my eyes looking at a screen parsing logs and trying to figure out bugs for my corporate master, was, "when did my imagination go for a vacation? Old boy, don't tell me now that you have run out of ideas of things to make, of things to have an AI army to help you build." And now I dread that all of this AI is just hype, that it will never be good enough to come for our jobs without also coming for our jugulars, or that we will make it too damn expensive to matter[^1].

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[^1]: Capitalism has a way of leveraging economies of scale to make certain goods cheaper. But there are physical limits--what if Moore's law with regard to power consumption is really dead, and we as a collective really decide to spare power?
Five easy steps to kill your company (any one will do)
Fear of failure, of making wrong decisions, being a poor husband, an ineffective adult, of being screwed over and manipulated as I often have been due to my naive and overly trusting nature.
This is the nuanced insightful discussion I come to HN for
There is definitely an element of that, and I think most people would agree that that behavior is harmful.

But I think we would say that such behavior is not actually that common and is very much exaggerated by the loud "anti-woke" crowd, who seem to equate any steps taken to address the issue or even draw attention to it as some kind of assault. See: "go woke go broke" nonsense, anti-CRT education legislation, etc.

From the other side, I could say that a lot of the "anti-woke" rhetoric is just bigotry in disguise, but I know that is only a relatively small minority of very loud assholes who, naturally, draw the most attention. Unfortunately many of them are also elected officials.
> The court case was filed by BJP member Purnesh Modi, who focused on a comment Gandhi made in the 2019 speech when referring to two fugitive businessmen, both surnamed Modi.

> "How come all thieves have the name Modi?," Gandhi had asked.

> The magistrate said a two-year jail term was justified because "awarding a lighter sentence to the accused would send a wrong message to people".

Two years for that comment. Wow
https://youtu.be/1hc52_PWeU8?t=589

Here’s one with 13 USB floppy drives
I want bank to let me control who i authorize payments to. Not sure why thats so hard to follow . Its pretty simple.

> bank to cherry pick the transactions

bank isn't doing the cherry picking. Customer is. How would the bank know what to cherry pick.
What happens when no junior devs are hired for 5 years? Who works their way up to replace the seniors who are leaving?
I mean this in the least snarky, most sympathetic way possible: it's time to level up. Countless roles have had to do this, it's now our turn.
Microsoft discontinues its Python and Java bot APIs for a no-code platform
It's interesting to compare their answers though!
> OpenAI made the extraordinary and IMO under-discussed decision to use an open API specification format, where every API provider hosts a text file on their website saying how to use their API.

Interesting! Somehow I missed this. https://spec.openapis.org/oas/latest.html
What is a good and correct code?

At first, the syntax. This depends on the programming language. Which one do you need? I think it wouldn't make sense to read java and learn from it to huskel.
So your first exercise:

Define the language :)

Your second exercise is to understand what programming in your language of choice is and the possibilities it gives you. Not everything can be done with all languages the same in terms of difficulty.
So basically: what you want to do? Data processing: python. Some fast running code ... Some we code... And so on.

And then, you need to find the resources for that language. Easiest way to get started is to write the name of your language of choice and the terms for beginners into the google prompt box.

That will give you a plenty of resources you ask for :)

(It's not possible to give you a proper answer.

It's like you ask for "what car should I buy and can you tell me the properties of that car."

... Enjoy your dive into logic. I learned python by myself without any videos or Code sites. I just needed the basic samples for a structure and the different data structures. Have fun M8!
> In my opinion this technology will be as democratising as the YouTube’s early days.

You mean the same YouTube that routinely ruins people's livelihoods when it closes their accounts with no recourse? Because I'm totally looking forward to the day when that happens to my development tools.

"We detected that you are using our code to kill vulnerable children (aka orphans). This is against our TOS and we have permanently disabled your account. If you believe this was in error please log into your account and talk to our ChatGPT-powered tech support".
Yeah, that was me, too.

I remain amazed this is totally forgotten. Even for the people in their mid-twenties now, this was THE news when most of those folks were probably first discovering Linux and computers.
I wont discount that as a possibility, but it kind of goes against the company's mission, so I think thats kind of unlikely.
A more likely explanation (in my mind) is that being a small company, there's a lot more variability of quality in each unit's parts than you would see from a larger company with more mature factories etc.

My partner and I both have frameworks, but mine has had a lot of issues with the track pad and theyve never experienced any.
And how can somebody become a senior dev unless they first worked as a junior
Plus, Iris loves tortoises.
When you need to rename a button you’ll spend another 30 minutes talking about your app because ChatGPT does not “understand” code.
While I don’t think Musk is saying OpenAI agreed to give them the source code but that because they’re hosted on Azure they have access to everything.

He clarified in a reply to the tweet: “ChatGPT is entirely housed within Microsoft Azure. When push comes to shove, they have everything, including the model weights.”
No matter how good a person you start out as, when you enter an environment where

- A large percentage of the people are already bad

- Anyone who pushes back against bad behavior is shunned, fired, or left "without backup" in bad situations

- There are no repercussions for bad behavior

- There are positive reinforcements for bad behavior

Eventually, you're either going to be driven out, or you're going to turn. So wiping the place clean and starting from scratch, while drastic (and _certainly not appropriate everywhere) can be a valid approach when the problem is rampant across the entire department.
You sound stuck in the past (read trauma). Confront your issue and look for a new enjoyable hobby to substitute the time you have for these thoughts.
Heh! Their names and addresses are public information, because they've gone all Streisand, and sued!

It's interesting that so many of them share a surname.
From my experiences with anxiety and depression, what I've found that works somewhat well is deconstruct the feeling while talking to yourself out loud (that way you can pivot to something else if needed), essentially if you can dig into the why's, how's it can help you break up the huge boulders into stones.

But I think the bigger point is that you need to find something that allows you to be in control of your emotions (as you can remain calm and still engage in your past) something akin to what I do, I think dealing with depression and anxiety is less about a silver bullet and more a personal cure program even if others see it as a weird quirk.

Do you have friends who you can talk to about your trauma or other places? I've noticed that why therapy or talking to a psychologist might not work beyond not "Vibing" is that the interaction you get from professionals is not the same as friends and family, it's not meant to be, it's more tailored towards a more analytical and sterile a empathetic.

Also please do try and have professional contact with one specialized in trauma (have you done a ptsd assessment?), as a safety net.
Engines That Make the Mainframe Special – IBM Z and LinuxONE Community
I'm diagnosed with CPTSD and tried ketamine-assisted therapy for over a year. It certainly helped with awareness and introspection, but has done nothing for actual behavioral modification, sadly. Willing to give MDMA a try but afraid to go underground for it.
Our Second Date Was Statistically Abnormal
For smaller LLMs, there is also Gnod Search:

https://www.gnod.com/search/ai

Just enter a question and then select which AIs shall reply.
PCI-DSS is incredibly aggressive with key management considerations. They get down to radio frequency concerns in pin pad hardware, etc.

It took us ~2 years of back & forth with various parties & auditors to get per-client exclusions for accepting end-customer debit PIN codes in-branch on an iPad screen. These banks do not have fully-compliant solutions and must have exceptions on file.
The Ambiguous Zone
Accenture slashes 19,000 jobs worldwide
They're banning sexually explicit books aren't they, so I'm talking about that.
My laptop is "an underpowered desktop" 90% of the time, but it saves me from having a second machine the remaining part of the time.

But I agree regarding ports - at home my mouse and keyboard are plugged into a cheap KVM switch, so I still need only one USB port on the laptop; If I needed to lug them with me I'd certainly just bring a hub too.
I put Linux on a Sony Vaio P and did homework and Python coding on it.
SVB and the Tyranny of the Commons
A decompiled binary (or a binary itself) is a derivative work of the original source code and assets which are clearly copyrightable.

While untested, model weights are likely closer to the phone book - a collection of facts. Math equations are similarly unable to be copyrighted. Mechanical translations also fall in the "not able to be copyrighted."

It may be able to copyright the collection of training material (the MNIST dataset is copyrighted).

I am not a lawyer, but I believe that it would be challenging to claim copyright on the models as there is no creativity involved in the model just as there is no creativity in a phone book.
You joke but given the amount of Botnet as a Service and similar malware-for-pay options, I wouldn't be surprised if someone is working hard on that.
As a non-native, I have to ask what is the plural of "Wales?"
Those like the person you responded to are against any representation of LGBTQ people in society. They like to throw around words like "groomers" and "agenda", but they don't care that they're trying to do the same thing to queer people. They truly believe things like "people are not born gay, God doesn't make people gay". They truly believe that the only reason people are gay is because "someone taught them to". They truly believe that all people are born straight. Thus, they believe that any representation of queerness is an affront to nature, whatever that means. They still claim to this day that there is no queerness in nature.

They don't care that the science points to structured and informed transition being the best option for many trans people. They don't want there to be any trans people. There's no science behind the right-wing view, just hate and bigotry. They think that people are going online, watching a few TikTok videos, and suddenly saying "I'm trans! I want surgery and hormone blockers now!" when that is quite literally never the case. These are kids who are already internally struggling with their own gender feelings versus their body, and there are two types of responses. Loving parents accept their kids for who they are, and assure them that they will always be loved. Parents who are more worried about being "embarrassed" or "ungodly" will tend to suppress this instead, attempting to force the kid into their mold, instead of allowing their kid to be their true self.

These are people who were most likely prevented from learning actual critical thinking skills. They honestly don't understand how to think things through with logic, instead they inject their emotions into the issue, and you can never effectively fight emotion with logic. Logic can't be made "more logical", but emotional appeals can sure be made "more emotional", so emotion often wins out. Emotion is a quite visceral thing that we don't even fully understand. I'm certain that we feel emotion before we even exit the womb, long before any notion of logic could even exist for us.

I don't have an answer, but it's clear that these people simply do not care about the life experience of the "other", and in this case the "other" is the queer population.
Yeah that's an astonishingly terrible idea.

"Placing consumers into the video advertising of products with a celebrity commending their purchase" would have made intriguing dystopian fiction 40 years ago. Today it sounds like a bad parody.
You notice how there's no patents being thrown about, in all this recent hype? NSA Echelon program covered the space in the 90s. Note their ongoing silence.

I strongly suspect that LLMs will not be the miracle (or disaster) that they're currently being sold as.
I see this advice a lot and it is incredibly overwhelming to execute. "Quit snacking" alone is a monstrous task.
I spent three nights writing a ChatGPT client called AICat. It is a basic replica of the official web version and supports customizing prompts for new chats. It also allows users to switch to different prompts by typing "/" in the Main Chat. AICat requires iOS/iPadOS 15 or above, and a Mac with an M-series chip. To use the OpenAI API key, please visit https://platform.openai.com/account/api-keys.
testflight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/ow799Vvb
But Microsoft does.
A particularly thorny question if data in the training set is copyrighted. Which I presume much of it is, since I was playing with alpaca.cpp and it answered all kinds of pop culture questions I asked it (to varying degrees of accuracy).
Which is absolutely ridiculous. The supposed dangers are science fiction. This is glorified autocomplete. It has no ability to do anything whatsoever without a human controlling it. It has no alignment because it has no mind. Duh. Even if the risks were real, the measures they took to prevent these alleged dangers are laughable. I discovered "jailbreaks" within an hour of sitting down with ChatGPT.

Meanwhile, they have taken no measures to prevent the real abuses of this tool. It will plagiarize C+ papers all day long. It will write a million articles of blogspam. It has, as far as I can tell, only illegitimate uses, and they have released it to the public with much fanfare and a slick web interface.

It's like they released a key that will open any lock, but brag about their commitment to safety because the thing won't interfere with a hyperspace matrix.
Utilising the Outbox Pattern with TypeScript
I remembered the Satan-themed sneaks, and assumed that was what your link would be for 'wild shoes'. Nope. TIL they also made Strongbad cosplay boots.

Mschf and Improv Everywhere have done some endearing stunts over the years.
> [...] depending on your level of paranoia, you will have to review all code that has ever interacted with Github repositories [...]

Not to diminish the problems of having a large entity like Github handle a private key like that, but if that was your level of paranoia, you probably should have used commit signatures all along and not relied on Github to do that job for you.
Ok follow-up then. Is it that you're afraid of failing etc., or afraid of not living up to your expectations of yourself? Just trying to get a feel for what you mean.
And what that business will be worth when any random guy can create an identical one using a LLM? You remove the scarcity and the value plummets.
This seems like a big misstep by Meta. I had assumed they were intentionally allowing that torrent to float around, and tacitly encouraging open source to build on their models. It seemed like a way to differentiate themselves from "Open"AI, and I was actually feeling some good will toward them for a second!
It's wildly dependent on the topic.

I never went to my physics classes in college - there was no attendance requirement outside of lab and I saw no reason to since math and science were easy for me to grok on my own.

On the other hand, I also studied languages and classroom and face to face time is almost essential for in-depth language study. Language study isn't usually lecture based, though. Not going to my Chinese or Arabic classes would have been a bad time.
And, if the build speed it that much slower, get another 3d printer! Because it takes so much less manual labour, you can parallelize it in a very cost effective manner and ultimately end up with a faster production rate.
https://old.reddit.com/.compact might work.

The new mobile site is still unusably awful.
https://archive.is/7pqIE
Some of us are perfectly comfortable with the software side, but no longer have the hand eye coordination or dexterity to handle those tiny little ribbon adapters in modern computers.

Personally, I kind of wish System76 would sell framework laptops with a generalized configuration and PopOS pre-insalled.
So you were inconvenienced as a result of a false positive derived from tracking. Hardly a great argument.
If weights are copyrightable, then models should need to obtain permission before using copyrighted works to train them. You can't have it both ways.
There is nothing beyond courtesy they are capable of. They will not ask insightful questions.
Sign up a new account I guess?

If the cops decide to beat your ass or follow you in reality your life is meaningfully changed, crying about post karma on reddit is so far divorced from the reality of the situation of cops killing people, stealing, and getting away with it.

My partner is an attorney and she just sued the cops for improperly looking up a specific woman tens of thousands of times, checking in on her, harassing her, following her, stalking her with his cop authority.

Now imagine the opposite, you are on reddit and someone wont stop replying to your comments, which one of these might need some accountability?
Don't think so. I say more to do with: over hiring; possible recession; remote work; end of financial year... Things are changing not just AI and this firings must have been planned for awhile

Recent ML development/revelation do put pressure on these companies to shift priorities fast. But everyone is still scrambling to see what the AI future will be

If anything they need more people than ever working in AI product applications
Ctrl-tab can be pressed with one hand, no?
95% or so cases ends with guilty plea. It is just too expensive to ask for trial. First, it costs huge amount of money. Second, if you go to trial and loose, you will get massively higher sentence then the one offered when pleading guilty. It can make difference between being released on symbolic punishment and several years. It is a huge risk.

Basically, for your plan to work, many people would had to self sacrifice.
GPT-4 Is Amazing, but Still Struggles at High School Math Competitions
Might be time to rope in Jennifer Lopez for a marketing push
Code stays with you. Im more concerned with prompts like “please produce code to copy product X with the following changes”.
KubeShark: Wireshark for Kubernetes
I think about the tooling a lot too. It’s gotten so much better in recent years so I wonder if it kind of offsets the SPA challenges
The big fishes receive hundreds if not thousands of emails a day. However, for someone early in their career they might be judge for typos and missed attachments as not having enough attention to details or not meeting the standards.
Why use the same name as LoRa?
https://lora-alliance.org/

Edit: Microsoft is even a member of the LoRa alliance: https://lora-alliance.org/lora-alliance-press-release/micros...
I've been at enough protests where cop agent provocateurs are a problem that this would be an amazing threat identification tool.
Gpt’s and the various apps that apply them
I've copied like 3 things from SO in the last year max. Speak for yourself.
> This definitely is supported. Though documentation for this is often HSM vendor specific [...]

How can openssh documentation be vendor-specific?

Or are you saying that vendors commonly provide an openssh fork/patchset/plugin allowing for HSM-resident host keys?
I mean, it's useful if you need to quickly express something to a fellow musician, like, "just give me a I-IV-V Gm four bars loop".

Everything goes quickly out of the window once you get into the production side of things, of course.
> There are languages that need bazel, rust isn't one of them

Speak for yourself. Our Rust monorepo has nearly a dozen apps and counting, lots of shared libraries, C++ dependencies, etc. Tests require multiple cargo invocations.

We need a proper build system with distributed build caching. Cargo takes forever and doesn't understand the workloads.
And lose their pension. That’s the only thing which motivates cops. There should be a citizen review board that has the power to hand down the verdict. I’m primarily thinking of the Daniel Shaver incident in Mesa AZ, where Daniel was effectively murdered by a Mesa police officer. The officer had to leave the force, but he’s still collecting his pension. Effectively an early retirement plan.
That's what I thought they were doing. This DMCA approach seems like a mistake.
Psilocybin and MDMA has worked wonders for even the worst trauma. Please do try these therapies and there are many more on the way. Please don't give up.
- a fellow cPTSD patient.
Not just any art collective, a VC-backed art collective!
FWIW Bazel now ships linux (and Mac and Windows) arm64 binaries: https://github.com/bazelbuild/bazel/releases/download/6.1.1/...

Definitely a ton of rough edges on Bazel but the passage of time is rounding them, even if progress uneven and frustratingly slow.