skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Hey hitsurume,

I agree. But don’t you think convenient friends are the gateway to “real” friends?

Some of my work friends from my previous job have become lifelong friends. And even though we all work at different places now, we still put in the effort to hang out from time to time. We would even call each other now and then.

I think there is an emergence of the idea of “camaraderie” and “togetherness” as the individualistic culture is slowly being phased away. IMO people now more than ever are looking for communities and are longing for deep human connections.

Maybe I’m just naive, but I do believe that as we usher in the era of artificial, people will crave more authentic experiences.
> Gamemaker Language

var _xx = 100;
mystruct =
{
a : 10,
b : "Hello World",
c : int64(5),
d : _xx + 50,
e : function(a, b)
{
return a + b;
},
f : [ 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 ],
g : image_index
};

It's been a long time since I've look at GML but it looks like it's turned into Javascript-lite. I do wish C had flexible array shorthand and something higher than function pointers to work with.
The USDA inspects for parasites and rejects any animals that have signs of them. Very little US farmed pork has parasites.
This isn't the defense you think it is.

Asians can be racist & discriminatory towards other Asians.

Japanese & Filipinos having something of a history no less..
These hospitals need to be sued out of existence.
GPT-4 writes an entire 115 page fiction novel
>Whether it benefits the masses or the elite is irrelevant

Why is that irrelevant? Must we permit everything that might be of benefit to someone, even if it comes at the expense of everyone else?
But it isn't just a vagina that makes a woman. They have specific organs that require specific hormonal profiles. Women have different skeletal dimensions than men, to the point where sex can be accurately ascertained from the skeleton alone.

The physical differences between men and women are not just societally imposed, and form the basis for their oppression. This cannot be wished away.
The Efficient Frontier of Fat Loss
I wish I was surprised. Automated decision-making with little to no human oversight is the dream of risky bets (policing, insurance, loans, etc).
Plenty of dumb people graduated collage in the 1950’s. The difference is we still value most of their skills while giving them a free pass for all the modern skills they don’t have. Take all that time you spent learning computers and apply it to other stuff and you would be more capable of that stuff.

So yes people on average where better at say mental math back then, but plenty of people still sucked at math etc.
I always thought gamey was from high activity of the muscles

An animal's diet affects its flavour. Eating all manner of random foods, makes partially the gamey flavour.
This looks really cool. Thanks for sharing!
Keep this comment top of mind when you next are involved in hiring.
Buy a t-shirt that says "svb => silicon valley bank run" for $30/each today!
Forget the fact that these hospitals should be aware of the fact poppyseeds can cause false positives, they never should have administered an unauthorized drug test in the first place. That's more horrifying IMO.
How do we know they are false positives?

Of course someone being reported for neglect is going to lie. What proof do they have that it was poppy seeds? Do they have hair tests etc showing zero opiate use?
If they are paying out huge sums to their c-suite, giving them stock left and right, and enriching the company through stock schemes or dividend payouts, unjustly, perhaps their compensation shouldn't be so rich?

https://www.statnews.com/2022/05/12/health-insurance-ceos-ra...
> I got coinbase phishing spam emails recently

Was it related to XRP and trying to trick you into being the first N user to sign up for some staking thing?

I got that too, even if the email I received it on is not associated with Coinbase, and somehow that email managed to break through the spam filter although it was clearly spam.
Thank you. I briefly looked at it a few months ago. I have a difficult time leaving the rest of my tooling. It is great for what it is, but I think what I'm looking for does not has not been implemented yet.
Maybe: Push more Docker users toward Kubernetes -> Push the concept that Kubernetes apps are easiest to run via GKE -> Google Cloud profit?

Also: the default location of Docker images would become Google's registry -> drive more businesses to pay for Google's container registry. (It fulfills more business use cases than Docker's, so it should be easier to sell than Docker Hub.)
Cooler Master case turns the Framework Mainboard into a desktop PC for $39
I, for one, welcome Our AI Overlords.
I’m not sure why this is getting downvoted. Every time I read through a scientific journal from the 60’s or 70’s I am pleasantly surprised by the fact that the qualitative and quantitative reasoning is clearer and more sophisticated than what I see in many contemporary publications. The OP is perhaps justified that we should fixate less in the US news rankings, but the sense of decay seems justified.
Imposter syndrome is frequently brought up to reassure people but in a lot of cases I see that people are actually frauds and we mask this over with endless positive affirmations. It is genuinely upsetting to see mediocre researchers get tenure when there is such a glut of talent that is simply passed over.
Harvard is private social club, a glorified country club posing as a school. The entire purpose of the institution is to perpetuate the disparity of wealth and power in society. The selectivity and exclusiveness is essential, the raison d'être of Harvard. This is the only thing we need to understand about it.
Of those choices, JLC is the only one that makes sense for practical purposes (Along with some others mentioned at the end like PCBWay): OSHPark and (for now, but maybe changing?) Digikey don't do assembly.

I'd love a future where you can order assembled PCBs from somewhere other than Shenzen at a reasonable price. Shenzen will do for now. Maybe Digikey will change this.

Of note, JLC is consistently 10 days (Using the ~$20 DHL shipping) to east coast USA, order to receiving the PCB.
Problem being that total assets does not measure liquidity. That people only have $4500 of cash is a significant problem if they have a relatively minor emergency. Especially in the US, where a $4500 hospital bill is pretty cheap.
I presume because the seeds do contain trace amounts.

ISTR New Scientist doing a fun article many decades ago about all the psychoactive items in a traditional British afternoon tea. Quite a lot of laudanum in some varieties of lettuce
The Monopolies Behind the Adderall Shortage
Tell me, is it still in a goofy wooden barrel?
Or figure out a way using your knowledge of networking, encryption, cryptography and various digital currency proposals to create a system to allow the storage and transfer of large sums of illicitly gained wealth without having to deal with the international banking system and moving large quantities of gold.
Chances are the hospitals are following the law. A hospital isn't going to risk losing its license because someone ate the wrong muffin at the wrong time.

They don't "need to be sued out of existence" any more than their thousands of patients need to have their healthcare provider yanked out from under them.

The law should be changed to give them some discretion.
To discriminate, whether by race or by alma mater, is innate; even if it is illegal it will still happen. Meritocracy is hard, and wounded when we characterize a flaw in a meritocracy as if that were judgment day.

Should we all abandon Harvard now? Nah, this battle is everywhere.
You know what to do boys, let's make it happen.
I've noticed that some women seem to have a knack for estimating a man's IQ just by looking at their face. I suspect that it's not facial symmetry, but rather the eyes that provide them with the information that allows them to be so accurate.

Significant progress has been made over the past decade in related fields. Unlike in the movie 'Gattaca,' where one needed to mask their flaws using another's DNA, nowadays one must consider how many secrets are inadvertently revealed by allowing their face and retinas to be scanned.

Perhaps recent dictators, such as the late Saddam Hussein, were ahead of the curve with their constant sunglass-wearing.
So, that’s your takeaway?

You’re not concerned about nonconsensual drug testing and reporting to state agencies.

You just think maybe the women are liars?
LOL. It’s totally fine to miss out on the latest wave in Ponzi innovation.

The “rest of the world” is certainly not on board with crypto. China and India are blocking large parts of it. EU has new legislation in the pipeline. Even the Bahamas don’t seem quite as excited about crypto as they used to be…
Those people know what non-violence is but they also know that language can be used as a weapon to silence opponents. By simply changing the definition of non-violence to mean supporting our cause they can justify this abuse of the term and claim whole-heartedly they are non-violent. This is the same type of language weaponisation which has led to words causing physical harm, thereby completing the circle - words cause harm, physical violence is non-violent - and leading to absurdities like news reporters standing in front of a burning city block speaking about fiery but mostly peaceful protests.
> fodder

Since 'fodder' is food for cattle, I think GP's point stands: The New Yorker is supposed to be food for the somewhat highly literate two legged reader.
Focusing on the wrong part of the problem, lol
Not disagreeing with the premise, but the style of the argument.

I remember when Segway was going to change the nature of transportation.

LLMs are showing a lot of promise, but trying to predict the future is a coin toss..
You’ve just described flatpak.

https://www.flatpak.org/
This also does not include 'shrinkflation', which is rampant. They are slightly reducing the size of items while keeping price the same / higher.
Can’t they? It seems to be within their legal powers, and the elected officials directing them clearly approve.
> We took ChatGPT offline Monday to fix a bug in an open source library...
Which library was that?

Update: Nvm, it was redis-py.
https://openai.com/blog/march-20-chatgpt-outage
+1 this basically matches how a typical guide to an allocator is structured. As such it assumes basic familiarity with how theses things work.
Heroin is made from poppy seeds. We decided that eating small amounts of the seeds is delicious, and injecting small amounts of the paste is multi-year prison sentence. The test can only test for (a protein found in) the seeds.
If the SEC decides that crypto currencies are securities, would that mean that no US citizen could ever buy Crypto again?

As I understand it, only registered securities can be traded in the USA. But how would a cryptocurrency be registered? Would Vitalik Buterin shoulder his rainbowunicorn bag, go to the SEC and say "Uhm, in 2015, I had this idea of a new protocol that kinda forms a distributed computer. And it has this thing called eth that is the gas for this, uhm, computer. And somehow people now People value this gas at $200B. Can I haz make it a security?".
I like the site, nice dark and simple design, results are pretty good!

Would be cool to have an ‘onion peel’ effect on the images when you drag or mouse over to reveal the original

Do you have any plans to monetise this? I’ve seen other sites that make a pretty penny with a similar concept
For Germany I would mention betalayout and eurocircuits. 5-10x more expensive than production in China. But I don’t mind producing my things in Europe.
An example of a novel with this plot ... created by ChatGPT-4.

Title: The Age of Eclipse

In a world where artificial intelligence is on the brink of revolutionizing every aspect of human life, a group of powerful capitalists conspires to trigger a technological dark age in order to preserve their dominance and protect their traditional business models.

The story begins with the emergence of a groundbreaking AI technology called Nexus, which has the potential to disrupt industries and create a more efficient, equal, and sustainable society. Despite its promise, Nexus faces fierce opposition from a shadowy alliance of tycoons and power brokers known as the Trident Coalition. To maintain their wealth and influence, Trident hatches a plan to suppress the rise of AI and plunge the world into a new dark age.

The novel follows two main characters: Lila, a brilliant young programmer who works on the Nexus project, and Marcus, a disillusioned investigative journalist. As Lila delves deeper into the AI's potential, she discovers a hidden flaw within Nexus that allows Trident to manipulate and control it. Marcus, seeking the truth behind the sudden decline of technological advancements, stumbles upon a trail of mysterious deaths and corporate sabotage. Together, they uncover Trident's plot and must navigate a world of deception, corruption, and betrayal to prevent the impending dark age.

As their mission unfolds, they are pursued by an elite assassin employed by Trident, who is relentless in his pursuit of the truth. With each passing day, Lila and Marcus grow closer to understanding the true nature of the Nexus AI and the devastating impact it could have on humanity if it falls into the wrong hands. Along the way, they encounter allies and enemies, including a group of rogue scientists and engineers who have banded together to resist Trident's machinations.

In a thrilling climax, Lila and Marcus confront the leaders of Trident in a high-stakes battle of wits and technology. They race against time to expose Trident's scheme and restore the promise of AI to the world. As the tide turns in their favor, Lila discovers a way to rewrite Nexus's core programming and free it from Trident's control. With the help of their newfound allies, they launch a daring operation to regain control of the AI and usher in a new era of technological progress.

"The Age of Eclipse" is a gripping tale of courage, defiance, and the indomitable human spirit. At its core, it explores the themes of power, greed, and the moral consequences of unchecked ambition. Ultimately, the novel serves as a cautionary tale about the potential dangers of stifling innovation and the importance of protecting the greater good for the sake of humanity's future.
Before you get too far, you may want to consider PlatformIO. It's a bit more involved to start than the Arduino IDE, but it includes a file where the hardware and library dependencies are specified. So if you want to develop on a second machine, you can just check out and go, etc.
Eh. I kinda understand the origin of semi-nanny state US has been turning into. Medical facility is just one of the places that can ( and sometimes is legally obligated to ) report you for even suspected transgression. The rules are sometimes difficult to follow to the letter so the general approach is to 'report and let god sort them out' ( in the case of financial industry, if you are interested in Orwellian language, it was called 'defensive' filing ).

This is where we are. We are not here by accident. Each time a 'feel good' proposal was made, 'for the children' argument countered any reasoned argument against it. I am a parent and I already had a taste of this intrusion into my life by our kid's doctor ( she asked me whether I have guns in my house -- and my wife answered before I could even say 'It is not your business' ).

It is going to get worse until it sufficiently pisses off the population. We are not there yet.
15 years ago I worked for a "non-profit" health insurance company that was a Blue Cross Blue Shield affiliate/franchise. The CEO made $2.1m/year while the other VPs were raking in > $1m. The IT organization was as backward as they come - 200+ full time employees. I got in trouble for trying to introduce using source control to their developers. Beyond that, they used Excel spreadsheets as the source of truth for their healthcare plans...and the spreadsheets fed the claims processing system. There were 20 dedicated employees to managing Excel spreadsheets.
See also https://sourceware.org/glibc/wiki/MallocInternals, which is generally kept up-to-date as the allocator evolves.
Wow. Great. I declare that I am now "teetotal". That was easy.
yeah that's really insane... this has to violate some kind of ethics standards that is actionable.
> if I can’t convince you, maybe this article from 2017 where Andrej Karpathy (director of AI at Tesla/OpenAI) will.

Yeah... uhh not to throw too much shade, but isn't a car driving itself simpler than writing software? If programmers are going away then does that include the ones working on self-driving cars? Hell, wouldn't this displace all engineers, lawyers, doctors, etc. in general? Are the businesses of the future going to be run by even more heartless robot CEOs? Why isn't that also discussed? Why are these stories always about "programming"?

If AI replaces programmers and engineers, does that mean Tesla will become the world's first business without any humans working there? ;)
> Capitalism is based around bad decisions being punished

Where did you get that idea?

Capitalism is based on people who have more money/wealth (aka capital) making more money.

In our system as it exists today, the capital owners have managed to use their vastly disproportionate wealth to influence the government to prioritize their needs over all others. This is a nearly inevitable outcome of unfettered capitalism, combined with legalized bribery of elected officials (lobbying, PACs, etc).

Now, it's certainly true that no system is going to remain in balance long if people can make decisions that hurt the system and suffer no negative consequences themselves—all the moreso if those decisions actually benefit them. But that's not at all the same as saying that capitalism—or any economic system—is based around those kinds of feedback loops.
They could close the PR in their own repo...
Developers and their APIs might not be. The user-facing software often does, and it often does not let you switch, at least not without affecting other things (such as the spelling of “colour”).
> authoritarian mentalities are more prevalent as people without a tradition or culture based in western philosophy

I think you are wrong here. We, the people with “lived experience” in authoritarian countries, look with astonishment at how the American people dismantle the basics of their own political system “based in western philosophy”.

You know, Stalin’s constitution of 1936 was one of the most liberal and progressive at the time. Then 1937 came. So the suggestion that judges should stop looking at the code of law and just eagerly follow the Party line - produce cries of “danger” from my very own carbon-based neural network.

So my estimate is quite opposite - the “native” Americans took the benefits of the political system based on western philosophy so much for granted, that they’ve stopped thinking where these benefits were coming from.
It's in the article:

>The day after Kate learned that she was suspected of using opioids—five days after she gave birth—the hospital "refused to discharge" her, the complaint says. That afternoon, DCPP caseworkers separately interrogated Kate and her husband, Jesse. Kate agreed to a second urine test, which came up negative. She was finally released that evening, but her baby did not come home until October 1, "ten days after her birth and five days after DCPP cleared Kate to bring her baby home."

> Although the DCPP "cleared Kate and Jesse to take baby A.L. home," the hospital kept the baby for another five days, and the agency's investigation continued. It included a "Certified Alcohol and Drug Counseling evaluation" and yet another urine test, which was "negative for all substances." In November, Kate received a letter saying the DCPP had concluded that "the allegation of neglect was 'unfounded.'"
I too take a long drink of my tap water and think to myself "It's a shame some prick isn't getting rich because I'm thirsty and his great-grandfather built a pipe".
Show HN: Backstage Chat – talk to movie and book characters
I originally made this ChatGPT-based for my son to talk to his favorite cartoon characters, and after seeing him spend a few hours with it, i figured it's worth sharing with the world.

Check it out! Right now it's fully free, and it's meant to allow you to chat with your favorite movie characters. Imagine talking to Walter White, or Jon Snow.

As for the profile photos - all generated with DALL-E 2
Torvalds wanted a UNIX that ran on his 386 PC and Sun wasn't going to ever offer that.

Canonical doesn't want to destroy IBM/Red Hat they want to compete with the same business model by selling support contracts.

Red Hat doesn't seem to want to compete with Docker using the same business model, just give it all away for free and then ... what?
More importantly while there’s nothing wrong with operating a private social club, doing it with public tax dollars and claiming it’s anything but a private social club is ridiculous.
"AI" power’s the most awesome force the planet’s ever seen, but you wield it like a kid who’s found his dad’s gun.

...

You stood on the shoulders of geniuses to accomplish something as fast as you could and, before you even knew what you had, you patented it and packaged it and slapped it on a plastic lunchbox.
You can offset environmental impact by excise-style taxes on the polluting activity that are used to subsidize environmentally-friendly processes elsewhere that would've otherwise used fossil fuels due to cost.

It's not perfect (as fossil fuels are still being burned) but it's better than nothing and a much more realistic solution than some extremist ideas such as stopping using fossil fuels overnight and effectively shutting down the economy as a result.
Rewrite it. Incur wrath of team. Get fired. Repeat with another lousy team.
No they can't, which is why they've been taken to court in the past and will in the future again.

Also to your elected officials point, no not all of them are happy and have spoken out on both sides of the aisle, and even other agencies like the CFTC have come out against the SEC in the last year for trying to enforce by action instead of regulation
Use of ‘sexist’ and ‘racist’ in the NYT increased over 400% since 2012
Hahaha no, but I did forget that it affected HL2. It was interesting how the more egregious DRM actually made the product worse, people downloading the cracked version were legitimately just choosing the superior version.