skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Hey! I pre-ordered an AMD version as soon as the site would handle it, but I wasn't able to choose between the mattte and glossy display. Is there any way to get the matte display with the new AMD option?
There is no route to making money with these plugins. You have to get the users onto your website, sign-up, part with money, then go back to gptchat. It's really hard to make that happen, this is going to be much more useful for existing businesses adding functionality to existing projects. Or random devs just making stuff. Making fast money out of it, it seems v difficult.
AI NFTs :D
> If you ask me, the publishers want to move to a "rent model" like many software companies and even some Auto makers are moving towards.

Everyone wants to move to a "rent" model. It's the easiest way to fleece the largest number of people.
I mean Google search were revolutionary while people had enough with Yahoo. Now the search result of Google had more ads that Yahoo had 20 years ago
>> Keep in mind in a corporation like Starbucks, the CEO is likely a hundred or more levels removed from the daily operations of a cafe.

Really? You think there's a hundred or more executives/managers/supervisors between the CEO and someone on the floor of a SBUX? I'd bet closer to 10.
Your thinking has been completely overtaken by tribalism. "We can be bad now because other people have been bad in the past."

Note that you excuse bad behavior from Stanford Law Students because of the Westboro Baptist Church. The former are some of the most powerful people in the world. The latter are hated by everyone and taken seriously by no one.
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Braking quickly is only hard if you move quickly. If you don't, beaking quickly is trivial.
Important to note that in this case they weren't trying to define pornography but were stating that the film for the case in question was not pornographic and so Ohio couldn't infringe on the directors first amendment right to display the film.

Your framing makes it seem like they decided something was pornographic, when what they were doing was protecting free speech.

From your own source:

>I shall not today attempt further to define the kinds of material I understand to be embraced within that shorthand description ["hard-core pornography"], and perhaps I could never succeed in intelligibly doing so. But I know it when I see it, and the motion picture involved in this case is not that.
To this day there remains a sharp geographic gradient. Northern italians do not use many tomoatoes - practically never red sauces.
I am indeed. Feel free to reach out, would be happy to learn from the approach you took.
OpenAI is basically asking to get hacked at this point...
It seems NaOCl is capable of forming various products when reacting with other chemicals common to the home environment: https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.estlett.0c00573

Whether such products rise to a level of concern is another story.
> but apparently not bash

In bash, try “set -o notify” (same as “set -b”). This will turn on immediate notification of terminations of subjobs.

So it’s not that bash lacks support for it, it’s that bash wants to be compatible with old Unix shells, but offers other behavior as an option.
> The faster we build the future, the better.

Why? Getting to "the future" isn't a goal in and of itself. It's just a different state with a different set of problems, some of which we've proven that we're not prepared to anticipate or respond to before they cause serious harm.
There are detailed videos from Linus on this topic. No conversation took place about investment until after he did his review video. When we first saw the video (at the same time as everyone else did), we assumed he was joking about wanting to invest.
She had prepared remarks. Obviously what she did was not in good faith (from the perspective of the invited speaker).
I don't use disinfectants - not because I fear the chemicals - but because I believe that your immune system needs to be exposed to germs. It's necessary to keep it fit IMO.
In the post Reagan era, a CEO with a heart is not going to be CEO for long.
Jeff Bezos used to do similar with Customer Support. He'd meet up with someone in customer support, and shadow their calls for the day. A number of features came out from it, like the ability for customer support to "pull an andon cord" and immediately yank a product from sale pending investigation by senior support staff.
It came about because the customer support rep anticipated all of the problems a customer was having with a particular product on a call. "We see this all the time with that product". That annoyed Jeff. There was wisdom, people seeing ways customers were having a bad experience, and they were powerless to do anything about it.
Simple mail merge using Google Sheets, Gmail, and GPT-4
I put this together for sending out emails from quick personalized notes. It works with gpt-4 (and not 3.5 because 3.5 doesn't always listen to prompts well).

Here's how to use it - https://www.loom.com/share/d0f8cd515ceb441f8d0c13e45d9f6992

It is meant for simple automation - please use it responsibly!
Unfortunately universities are full of such folks.

Our Physics III was even worse, it was one of those that was proud of hard it was to go through his final semester exam.

Thankfully they tend to be a minority, I also met several that became an a good example of how teaching should be like.
What's to stop you from asking it to give you a list of recommendations to choose from, based on your current preferences? The idea is that you ask what you want and you get it, without clicking and manually solving a task like checking website X, website Y, website Z, comparing all the different options, etc. They just want to show the basics of what's going on with these plugins, and then you can expand on it however you want.
Well, no, that isn't freedom of speech. That's the 1st Amendment, acknowledging the existence and inalienable nature of freedom of speech.
Do you truly see nothing wrong with creating a generic conspiracy charge, showing beyond a reasonable doubt that some element of that conspiracy was true, and then saying "sentence him for any element the judge finds true by preponderance of the evidence, no matter if that was the element(s) on which the jury convicted him."

I can't say I'm thrilled that the standard is guilty beyond reasonable doubt, unless we find you guilty of some other element, in which case murder-for-hire magically becomes preponderance of evidence. I will say the justice system and society agrees with you, so I acknowledge this is one of those times I just have to sit here with a profound sadness about something over which I have little control.
GMail was pretty impressive in 2004 too. It probably sounds banal now, but not having to constantly delete emails was game changing at the time. I still have access to email going back to 2004 and I find myself looking up things I received over a decade ago.
Considering how many tech startups are founded by Stanford grads (or current students), I think it's pretty relevant on HN, in my humble opinion.
I'm surprised they allow alcohol at student organization events, period. My boring public university no-one's heard of sure didn't, years back.
It's absurd for the channel to be permanently banned, and all its videos deleted, over this, right?

We know it's absurd because it won't happen. But there's two issues at hand. Setting aside that of customer support via profit motive and public scrutiny, banning does not imply deleting. So from where comes YouTube's eagerness to delete videos, the source of all value in the service? Where did the practice of even start?

Is it a distinction of forums and wikis (where user contributions enter the commons) from blogs and and social networking (where users "own" the "content" on their pages)? Then it's misfortunate that this is what should remain of YouTube's rise to its monopoly on video hosting.

(Of course, the opposite situation is also a factor: banned accounts that cannot be deleted)
The Desktop is back (for database development, at least)
Paying for good content and not dealing with adTech? I would definitely pay for that.
I'm not a criminologist, but I would assume that personal safety has more to do with the environment a person occupies. Poor people are more likely to be victims of crimes than the rich. Being a recognizable celebrity or a target of organized criminals may be exceptions to the rule. How many people would recognize the Starbucks CEO on the street if they saw him?
I'm struggling to understand what point this comment is trying to make. I thought it was referring to Lanier as one of "the quiet ones with few followers," but then it claimed that the "old guard" is falling by the wayside, and Lanier's hardly new.
Very nice. I wonder, is that actually a new spin on mobile reddit or a forgotten experiment?
What is the point of having a zillion magic internet moneys if you can't get yourself off the financial grid and living in a non-extradition country?

Cmon. What a bunch of jokers.

I think it's a hugely bearish case for crypto that none of the crypto guys have been able to use it to avoid authorities for more than a few weeks/months.

That's literally one of its alleged use cases. "The government can't control it".

SBF, Do Kwon, the Bitmex guys, how's that worked out for everyone?
If consciousness is a complicated form of minerals, might we equally say that minerals are a primitive form of consciousness?
DO NOT LIE FLAT! You want to touch the ground in one point only, crouch/squat wit the feet close, if possible far from trees and on lower ground.
Heckling that is designed to shutdown speech is not free speech but an attempt at weaponizing the concept of free speech into a tool to shut actual free speech down.

Especially in a situation with a Q&A heckling is not a form of free speech but is just an attempt at restricting and impeding other's right to free speech.
Except that many people don’t get into their profession as a mere means to an end. They chose the profession because they like it, and they want to spend their lives doing stuff they enjoy. Being employed just as means to an end is not worth the large amounts of time you spend doing it, if you can help it in any way. Let’s not normalize a dystopia here.
Unpopular Opinion: Having used Langchain, I felt it was a big pile of spaghetti code / framework with poor dev experience. It tries to be too cute and it’s poorly documented so you have to read the source almost all the time. Extremely verbose to boot
Copyright is explicitly not a property right. It is a a deal between the creators of a work and the public in order to benefit society. In exchange for a temporary monopoly over the work, it becomes public domain.
I noticed the same thing. I hope this behavior doesn’t start becoming common.
What are you going to learn on a full shit that you won't learn at least half as well on half a shift?
> "Think about it: how can a small number of specialized experts, who hand write and tune assembly code, possibly scale their work to all the different configurations while also incorporating their work into all the AI frameworks?! It’s simply an impossible task."

Naively, I wonder if this is the kind of problem that AI itself can solve, which is a rather singularity-approaching concept. Maybe there's too much logic involved and not enough training data on different configurations for that to work? A bit spooky however, the thought of self-bootstrapping AI.
Note that this machine

https://nuclear.gepower.com/build-a-plant/products/nuclear-p...

Has been coming on strong recently. It competes w/ NuScale and China’s ACP100 but claims to have economic advantages over the “PWR-with-steam-generators-integrated-in-the-pressure-vessel” because it outright eliminates parts like the steam generator and circulation pump (circulates w/ natural convection under all conditions.)

GE has sat out the last round of advanced reactor builds because utilities lost interest in the promising ESBWR, we need to see if the design wins they’ve gotten for this new reactor translate into actual builds and successful operation.
Yep! The Graphics Module is optional.
Sure but it wouldn't run anywhere else.
A rogue AI with real-time access to sensitive data wreaks havoc on global financial markets, causing panic and chaos. It's just not hard to see it's going to happen. Like faster car must ended up someone get a horrible crash.

But it's our responsibility to envision such grim possibilities and take necessary precautions to ensure a safe and beneficial AI-driven future. Until we're ready, let's prepare for the crash >~<
The number of new OSX users with OSes that had slowed down to a crawl, because the users came from Windows and thought closing the Window closed the app, I have seen…
The fun part is that it doesn’t even need to “really” want stuff. Whatever that means.

It just need to give enough of an impression that people will anthropomorphize it into making stuff happen for it.

Or, better yet, make stuff happen by itself because that’s how the next predicted token turned out.
This sounds so crazy. Can't they just leave the premises to have a good party?
But do we really care about Stanford's alcohol policy and it's permissiveness?
I realise you’re being facetious but this is what will happen regardless.

Sam as much as said in that ABC interview the other day he doesn’t know how safe it is but if they don’t build it first someone else somewhere else will and is that really what you want!?
AC gets a lot of undeserved hate. They're better than all the US airlines, without exception and they're on par with a lot of continental European airlines. Much better than BA. There's things they could do better for sure, but onboard service, seats, lounges, ground staff - all solid. Huge improvements to Aeroplan after they bought it back.

After a lot of bouncing around the US it's a treat to fly. I feel like hating on them is something of a Canadian pastime.
I think the idea is that if they can get the process down and prove it's viable (today was a huge step in that direction, especially surviving MAX-Q and not blowing up), it will scale because instead of spending TONS of money on tooling that is typically not reusable past a singe iteration, they can iterate and produce quickly and efficiently. Curious, though, why you say it won't scale? Why not?
I think I agree. I commented a while back I prefer components that don’t reset state based on props anyway.

Use state as little as possible and keep things pure and you probably won’t need this.

Example: date picker only keeps the open/close ui state of the picker. The date is a prop and date change is an event.

Instead of original date being a prop. Current date being local state.
Reading someone defending religion is distasteful to read, yet here we are.

Edit: I shouldn't have posted this as I was not adding to the conversation, just defending the GP's position. I'll leave it anyway though.
I don't think I want my next promotion (yet)
Look we are trying to have a moral panic about political correctness here get in the spirit please.
Europe is a vassal of Global American Empire (GAE)
> how NOT intelligent they are

In what sense? How do you define intelligence and what is missing?

> finding so many failure modes.

Failures do not indicate a lack of intelligence. People make errors all the time.

We should differentiate failures which arise from poor training for a lack of general capabilities.

There are people who learned a bad way to do something and struggle to change that. Should we consider them unintelligent?
The idea that "A kid at school should not be aware of anything their parents don't want them to be aware of" is mind numbingly stupid. How many gay kids have grown up under homophobic parents? How many little girls are told to be subservient to men and know their place? How many kids live in a household that consistently talks about "those thugs" and other clear racism? These kids all exist and it is stupid to think we should allow those kinds of parents to teach these things to the next generation as if you have some god given right to be a bad person just because you had unprotected sex.

I would also hate if a school wasn't allowed to talk about the holocaust because a german student's dad felt oppressed, and I also hate that the southern states seem to be hell bent on continuing to spread propaganda about the civil war to keep the lost cause myth alive.

Just because a parent THINKS "being gay" is sexually suggestive doesn't mean that it IS. The world is full of black people, trans people, women, gay people, weird people, dumb people, straight people, sad people etc, and it is morally reprehensible to not teach kids to respect them as fellow human beings just to please someone who has a closed mind. Some day little timmy might have to go to work with someone who doesn't fit into your tight knit idea of what a normal person is, and we shouldn't saddle timmy with your poor opinions about who deserves the pursuit of happiness. You either think every human deserves a basic amount of respect and dignity or you don't.

We literally had to go to court in this country just to teach kids that evolution is a thing. This is just more of the same.
True but it's quite a danger, another way to see it is that Wolfram is now teaching OpenAI model for free, showing prompt and answers for complex mathematical questions.
The Matte display version is pre-installed on all 13th Gen Intel Core and AMD Ryzen 7040 Series Framework Laptops. If you do want a glossy display, it's available as a module in the Marketplace to swap in (or you can pick up an older 11th Gen, 12th Gen, or Chromebook Edition which also have the original display).
Not all humans. This article was posted a few days ago:

https://thereader.mitpress.mit.edu/the-myth-of-a-wilderness-...
At this point, I'm pretty convinced that anything that's coming out about renewables is just propaganda by the oil companies to try and avoid their inevitable removal from use as an energy source. It would be really cool if gov't could regulate fossil fuels abilities to make claims about its own products and other products in a way that puts in perspective just how much damage they've continued to do with their lies...
Looks the organization dissolved in 2009 and had its activities taken over by the USB Implementers Forum: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personal_Computer_Memory_Card_...
The easiest way would be to use a transmission without a freehub. Then you would brake by pushing against the moving spinning pedals.

As long as you are going slow, and you have a very low gear, it's not difficult.

Trucks only need huge engines because they want to go fast.
That's only until the machine in question is 5000km away and the soonest time you can get to it is in the three months.

Sure, for personal usage there is almost no usage for the HW RAID, but when you need to make sure what the system would always boot and it can't be serviced in hours/days - then you have almost no options for SW RAID.
The safemoon guys are free, Logan Paul remains free, many smalltime pump and dumpers remain free. Though this is a product of lax enforcement rather than crypto itself
Once again, outside the bay area: absolutely true.

In the bay area though, that was just Thursday. No warning, could and did happen any time.

The difference was incredibly stark. I wonder if that's true for Starbucks in Seattle.
In that thread someone points out a fake channel:

youtube.com / @LinusTechTips2.0

It's a shame YouTube allowed dots in handle names considering the problems creators have with impersonation. Those should be reserved for domain validated handles similar to the BlueSky post a couple weeks ago [1].

As it is, I don't think there's a way to create aliases, so it's not even possible to proactively protect yourself from impersonation by grabbing all the attractive handles that would be used by bad actors.

For example, what stops me from creating @LinusTechTips.com as a handle? That looks very official to a lot of people and high value domains are recognized by a lot of normal users. I know it would get banned eventually, but that's after the creator complains and it seems a bit unfair to ask creators to police their brand while YouTube leaves the door wide open for bad actors.

In the case of a channel like LTT, if they're using @LinusTechTips as a handle I think it would be pragmatic for them to be able to ask Youtube to forbid all other @LinusTechTips* handles. That's their brand, everyone knows it's them, they've earned it, and platforms should be doing more to work with them to reduce impersonation. I say that in the context of all popular creators, not just LTT.

1. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35050335
I am curious about it and I'm quite sure that it is great but on that hill you are fighting an ... err ... uphill battle. To flip a contemporary saying around "pizza is like sex, even if it's bad it's still good" :D
> the standard is guilty beyond reasonable of a doubt, unless we find you guilty of some other element, in which case murder-for-hire magically becomes preponderance of evidence

You're dodging the fact that the sentence was given for the convicted crime within that crime's sentencing guidelines. Juries don't give sentences, judges do. What if not looking at additional factors do you think the judge is supposed to be doing?

If the crimes Ulbricht had been convicted of had a 10-year maximum, and the judge sentenced him to more on the basis of a preponderance of evidence, I'd see your point. But that isn't what happened.
> The weights for LLaMA have not yet been released publicly. To apply for access, fill out this Meta Research form.

Cute. ;)
Is S3 suspend to memory supported?
Hi dang!

I think this article is a tough case. This is an interesting and intellectually curious article, but it is not separable completely from the rest of the website - there is a large "EXTRA! Listen to 'The Witch Trials of J.K. Rowling'" which is ideological flamebait that would not be allowed on HN, along with most of the rest of the website.

Has HN ever considered amending the "original source" policy to use the internet archive rather than the original for specific websites which are almost completely flamebait but do sometimes have good quality articles?

Just an idea :)
Hacker news doesn't exist purely to curate tech articles. It's really for anything that people here find interesting. There are countless posts here every day that are about systems or policy or non-tech science or just simply something thought provoking.
Why are there characters that need animating? I want to shoot things in hyperbolic space. I want to simulate an entire landscape. I want to be a tree.