skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If your competitor use ChatGPT to compete with you and they're 10x productive than yours, are you still willing to insist? If the productive is 100x, will you?
You can use chatGPT inside Azure, like any other service. It's not the same one used by OpenAI, and there are different guarantees.

> ChatGPT is now available in Azure OpenAI Service

https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/chatgpt-is-now-availa...
I'm 32 years old and I still have to do this whenever I get an injection. I have no idea what kind of trauma triggers this but I have an extreme phobia of needles, but I am a big supporter of vaccines. Every time I get a shot, I have to look away, and kind of go through the process of telling myself what the shot is doing and how it works.
The truth is that whatever you or I do personally has no effect at all globally on this.

That's also true of hundreds of global and international problems.

The best approach is to accept that which you cannot change.
Rust is the first low-level language that actually solves a fundamental problem of low-level programming. I don’t see why is it surprising that it gains weight.

Zig, while I appreciate many of its design goals and definitely has some novel ideas, is “just” a better C.
Surely this will bring the price of their bottled water down to $19.99, right? /s
Apple Releases iOS 16.4 with Notifications for Web Apps
The engineers have alternatives to more than enough cases where greenhouse gasses are produced or released.

The "political" problem is how to solve the economics problem. As long as society "subsidizes" damage to the environment, by not charging the damagers, then damage will continue to be extremely lucrative and near impossible to stop.

But the incentives for Big Energy to resist change are so huge, that I don't see a timely solution without explicitly co-opting them.

I.e. solving their economic problem to solve our environmental problem.

Get every Big Energy CFO into a room and establish what kind of incentives they would need to find hard CO2 drawdown legislation a financially attractive opportunity worth pursuing with greener alternatives en masse.

New massive subsidies for Big Energy would not be a fair use of citizen's taxes. But the alternative of continuing to "subsidize" their destruction of the environment is far more costly.

And the side benefits of greater energy security and independence, international stability, etc., would be worth a great deal too.
Europe’s Proposed Right-to-Repair Law: A Game Changer, or Business as Usual?
I'm still on Windows because I'm a gamer, and while the gaming on Linux situation is improving, it's still not there yet. Games on Windows just work. I never have to do any fiddling. Download, install, play.

And maybe it's because I opt for the Pro version of Windows, but I don't have the advertisements people complain about. No Candy Crush, no news/tabloids, just my list of apps and a few shortcuts to things I've used.
"In one case, an executive cut and pasted the firm's 2023 strategy document into ChatGPT and asked it to create a PowerPoint deck."

There's really not much you can do here. This is complete lack of very basic common sense. Having someone like this in your business, particularly at the executive level, is a liability regardless of ChatGPT.
1. Azure has the worst security of the major cloud providers; multiple insanely terrible RCE and open readable DB exposures.

2. Azure infrastructure still likely has far better security/privacy by virtue of all their compliance, (HIPAA, FedRAMP, ISO certifications etc.) than whatever startup-move-fast-ignore-compliance crap OpenAI layers on top of it in their application layer.
> them building their own survey platform from scratch

Funny. This nobel prize winner raises an interesting question:

If your AI is so great at coding, why is your software so buggy?:
https://paulromer.net/openai-bug/
Wireplumber and Pipewire is the first time it just worked for me on Linux, it was definitely hit or miss for me before but I haven't had any issues in a couple years thanks to those replacing pulseaudio
I mean, if they went after someone civilly, Twitter doesn't have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt, only that there is a 51% chance it happened.

So proving that someone downloaded all of the source code right before the leak would be pretty strong circumstantial evidence. It's not impossible to prove it just because you don't have a smoking gun.
> early days Christianity believed in reincarnation until it was removed.

I’ve never heard of this, do you have some further reading?
Such a fun term to discredit popular consensus or democratic votes. "Manufactured consent", the rallying cry of failed and unpopular ideologues. But it certainly tracks that the person who coined the term is a genocide denialist for a foreign dictator.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cambodian_genocide_denial#Ch...
> Dividends aren’t great tax wise

Tax code can always be fixed if the gov wanted. For some reason, they don’t like profit sharing, only speculation. More tax payout I guess!
Links please, also it's literally FSF and OSI approved, how come you call it fake open source?
Lebanon reverses decision to delay daylight savings time change
What? The way you are responding to qbasic doesn't make sense.

Their point was simply that the high pressure attachment only creates the superficial appearance of crema, not actual espresso.
No, they're doing it because they think they are special and clever and the US can't touch them. They wouldn't be having these discussions if they weren't already aware of what the law asks of them.
https://github.com/linonetwo/langchain-alpaca
Maybe these?

https://github.com/minio/minio/discussions/12895

https://min.io/compliance

Trying to read and understand.
Sounds like it's a race to the bottom. No one can differentiate with better quality goods and work because no one is willing and able to do it.

The lower the price the better. Regardless how it'll cost you later, affect long term value, etc.

If anything it makes the argument to not buy new. Instead go for something in the 10 to 15 yr range that's had the structural bugs worked out but might need updated appliances.
Why the ancient world seems mysterious and completely orthogonal to our modern ways?

At some point in history, "something" happened, I don't know what. Like Augustus a Roman emperor, was initiated into the mystery of two goddesses? What was that? The Sage caste of india could just decide to self-immolate? Why not other people of india and why certain caste did stuff? Why Marcus Aurelius was so wise and unique?

Why later kings and heads of states and general people were not like this?
It's the opposite for me lol. It's when I'm most depressed that I turn to osrs
SM actually can have beneficial uses if done in moderation. Tobacco does not

And although restricting tobacco access from minors does reduce their usage, it doesn't eliminate it entirely and is not a replacement for empowering them with understanding of the world to make their own decisions
It's a matter of degree: you can probably already get GPT4 to generate simple proofs; I'm not expecting it to break new ground in mathematics. What I'm getting at is just that the usage is declarative: you'd be describing what you want, not the details of some particular mathematical formulation (though you would likely iterate, making references to formulation details, but still speaking mostly in natural language).
Do y'all back this up? If so, how?
They are being made to leave, it wasn't their decision.
Let's also acknowledge that in real life, their preferences on a person's size isn't based on ideals or [mostly] overblown ego of what they deserve.

On a college campus: If a dude wants a woman with FFFs, and the population is mostly Bs, he's going to have to come to reality, otherwise he's going to be lonely. That doesn't happen on online dating when you're inundated with a large population.
You can of course choose not to add web apps to your Home Screen.
That app is called Keychain Access on macOS.
Video games basically allowed me to get through college. I accidentally implemented spaced-repetition learning by studying for an hour or so, then playing a game of League of Legends, then trying to recall what I had just studied previously.
It probably looks for numeric text with a "$" or "USD" and checks if it changes
100% agree. At least lack of integrity will never prevail. Active regulation with fairness is increasingly more important.
A solar wind-derived water reservoir on the Moon hosted by impact glass beads
No, everyone will have GPT-4 level AI in 6-12 months.
I can see that. Do you have some examples of common UI usecases which are the other side of the line here and for which statechart based code is better?
That's because you're reading about different 'points of no return'. Originally, we were trying to keep the world as we knew it. There was a big push for 'absolutely no more than 350 ppm!'. That came and went. Then it was '1.5c', or a world that looks vaguely as healthy as what we have now, but every scientist who's actually done the research knows this is a pipe dream'. Year by year, we're slowly dooming ourselves to a worse and worse fate. It's still worthwhile to act, because things can always get worse. What happens when Pakistan and India are nuclear armed nations each others throats over water rights to the Indus river?

Nobody says 'game over' because that's not helpful. It can always get worse, and hope and action is the only way it ever gets better.
They are being laid off, playing dumb about this isn't a good look.
Maybe 1 bar. You need a big lever or pump to get more than that. Check out the Flair or Wacoco brands if you want entry level manual espresso.
relevant: https://github.com/tweag/nickel#comparison-with-other-config...

FWIW, "YAML Typing = None" is for sure wrong, that's what the `!!map` annotations (https://yaml.org/spec/1.1/#tag/syntax) are for, and a very common RCE vector for dynamic languages since they can cause execution when the parser instantiates the types
For most of those tools you can get your own self-hosted version if you’re worried about your data.
I would definitely like to keep some non-existing ideals of fairness and equality in America out of my bedroom and personal life. This is spilling over to non-Americans as well.

As for the lack of existence of societal support for 'disadvantaged' individuals, have you seen the practically modern slave labour in prisons ?

Have you seen the homelessness and opioid epidemics that nothing is being done for ?

I would much rather help these folks before helping social media addicted upper middle class kids. They have enough help already.
Two thoughts:

(1) For this to work at all, users will need to have added the app to their Home Screen.

(2) Because they "work exactly like notifications from other apps", you can easily control when they're able to interrupt you, and also easily mute abusers.
This cycle happens regularly and it seems often times the service provider wises up and charges for extra controls.

Yammer pre-Microsoft and nowadays Blind — lots of “insider” information seemingly posted.

As usage goes up the target size, and opportunity cost, both go up.
Since time stretches out to infinity as you approach a singularity, if we assume all matter started out compressed at the Big Bang, then actually it took forever amount of time for the universe to come into existence. I’m not a physicist though so I may have gotten the relativity aspect wrong.
Ask HN: Is anyone using ChatGPT to answer support questions?
So they are using an outdated version because they wanted to stay with permissive licensing.. Kinda fun to see the reverse of what usually happens to a community when a company-led project goes closed source. Definitely got no empathy for weka in this case tho. Also kinda fun that minio noticed they used an old version but forgot that they used permissive licensing at that time.
Taste will be an important skill in the age of AI
> What is the process that removes CO2?

Lots of them [1]. (No free lunch, though. Oceans absorbing carbon makes them acidic.)

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_sink
Don't be dense. The use of euphemism is what the OP finds objectionable. Leaving implies a choice. These people are getting booted and the company is using weasel words to gloss over the fact that this was a conscious decision that was made by people working for the company and it will cause harm to the people effected to the benefit of the company.
I agree that is one of the big issues with keychain. You can share keychain items with people but it is awkward.
(apologies for going off topic here)

Wow. I would have imagined an article from the FTC to be more... Bland, for want of a better term.
I think I've seen that before.. but I'm 5'10"/5'11" on a good day. I'm not going to lie about how talk I am because someone has a silly preference. Also, if they ask, I unmatch. To me, it's just such a weird preference.
Still, none of that means anything to the average user. Searching for "passwords" in Spotlight should also take you to your passwords
Seems like they tried pretty hard. Here's James Hoffman, the authoritative Internet Coffee Weirdo, reviewing a prototype: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKA2COJRt6M
From zero to boutique module manufacturer
It already has sum types. Pattern matching on them is not yet finalized, but the ADTs itself is.
Yes. It used to be worse. Much worse. Postdocs are expected to apply for research grants from which they can supplement their income.
> that when Safari updates the value of a changed password, it deletes the comments!

It doesn't change a password, it creates a new one.

This means if you somehow mangle saving the password (you thought you updated it, but didn't) the older password is still in your keychain with the older note and it can still be retrieved.
Better yet, using the Shortcuts app for iOS, create a shortcut that opens a URL with `prefs:root=PASSWORDS` in Safari.

For macOS, you can make the same shortcut open `/Library/Apple/System/Library/CoreServices/SafariSupport.bundle/Contents/PreferencePanes/Passwords.prefPane`.

A single shortcut can be used to accomplish this, using the OS check and an `if` condition.

Then add the shortcut to the home screen as an icon and it’ll also show up in Spotlight search.
Direct installs have auto update, though, so they may update A and B separately and will often update them along with bundled dependencies.

In the Docker scenario, it's quite often that neither A nor B will be updated for a long time, since there's no mechanism to do so.
Let's do a little calculation. For an upper bound, let's say you press your full weight onto it and the coffee grounds' resistance is not the limiting factor. That's maybe 90kg, times the acceleration of gravity, for about 900 newtons. That force is applied to a pi*(30mm)^2 or ~3^-3 m^2 area. That gives us a pressure of 900/3e-3 = 3e5 Pa or 3 bars.
The commenter who said "older ladies need to show some youthfulness" and "they seem like they have one foot in the grave to me" could have been a bit more cognizant.

You're misrepresenting what he wrote.
Yes, all the time, it's very frustrating to use it without it
You can retrieve information on demand based on what the user is asking, like this: https://github.com/openai/chatgpt-retrieval-plugin
I've seen cops leave suspects alone in a room with the key evidence needed to convict them, accidentally reveal the names of confidential informants in conversation, and various other case-killing mistakes.

It does not seem like a stretch for a cop to accidentally leave his notes in an interview room in a police station. Most interviewees aren't bold enough to risk looking.
Acting like most apps don't already bombard us with crap on the regular... this is not a webapp issue.
You'd also have to re-educate the entire Team's Dev. Team on using C# for development, away from the web stuff they've been doing.

I think it totally makes sense to stick with web
Control a Raspberry Pi with Your Mind and PiEEG
kubecfg is much less opinionated. It will just take a jsonnet file, no need to follow any set directory format or hierarchy of environments.
This is nothing new at all. How many people have Grammarly plugins installed? They are advertising aggressively, so I'd think it is the new hotness. Don't tell me Grammarly is not hoovering up all of the Slack, Word, Docs, and Gmail data that everyone sends it, and holding on for some future purpose. We'll see.
Google Drive has the "MS Excel" problem. It's made cloud storage really accessible to people, so they turn to it for everything, even stuff that's more appropriately put somewhere else. In Excel's case, it's database data. In Google Drive, it's files. My company uses it for video assets, because the media folks are really familiar with it, but we're moving it to S3 now because it's not got the chops for our seriously "larger" needs.
# First rule of zealotry

Whoever is first to throw out the zealot accusation is himself/herself the zealot.
We were given a Capresso 117.05 as a gift and it’s a really great entry level espresso machine for the price (which I just looked up).

I was actually surprised how well it worked, even with a cheap palm grinder.
It seems they might be psychos, they are misrepresenting what AGPL allows all over their issue tracker, for example this: https://github.com/minio/minio/issues/12829#issuecomment-889...

> Also NOTE: I need to remind you are under AGPLv3 violation here if you are using MinIO with proprietary purposes. Please consult a software lawyer for more information.

Or this: https://github.com/minio/minio/issues/13308#issuecomment-929...

> Also, just want to mention that the AGPL license requires that all software connecting with MinIO be 100% open source for you/your users not to be in violation of the license.

All that AGPL actually requires is that you share the source of your server, if you modify it.
Not trying to say you're wrong in your decision, but in the context of the post you're replying to, aren't these points arguments against the node client rather than redis itself?
Uh, there's no sign of that yet.
They're not extorting anyone. Or is anyone having paid product "extorting" their customer?

AGPL is true open source.
It's a fair point and I hadn't seen anything about League before this article. I explore some observations based on manipulating the graphs down thread in the comments, and make a similar point that observations which are surprising may be more reflective of the population using the app specifically.

Having said that, a quick google for any comparable data set doesn't seem available. So while the limitations are important to keep in mind, for now, this is the only data set that I'm aware of. My approach is to take it with a grain of salt, but not to completely ignore it.
I admit I don't speak Japanese or Korean, for the French / English pair, the current level is identical to a professional translator.
You can, Apple has an extension for iCloud Keychain.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/icloud-passwords/p...
Humans have already achieved that many countries stopped growing their emissions unchecked and are trying to reverse the trend.

By means of initial subsidies renewables are now producing cheaper energy than fossil sources. This causes the normal market forces to act (economies of scale, tipping points, etc.) which make it very likely that renewables will be the predominant energy source of the 21st century.
I find it darkly amusing that they allow their users to opt out of having their data used for training, but they didn't deign to give the rest of us that option when they built this thing in the first place.
The discussion is really not about people using compilers on their build systems.
The claim is that it needs only 20 seconds of audio to clone a voice. I gave it a short clean recording, and the clone failed with a request for a 2-3 hour recording.

Didn't work for me.
I remember when I first bought a DVD burner back in 1997. Did lot of looking around for a affordable consumer level DVD authoring tool that would let me create custom menus and chapter points. At the time, there wasn't anything free or cheap. Other than getting it from a warez scene at the time. Even those were professional grade tools that had a huge learning curve.
My favourite script has to be Square Kufic [0]. The pixel-like design is abstract and utterly gorgeous on architecture.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kufic#Square_Kufic
FWIW I think the Flair brand offers the best price performance for entry level espresso. It takes more practice to get a consistent shot, but it can definitely make good coffee. There are now many good hand grinders that can do espresso grind for less than $200. Then you just need a kettle.

The Wacoco products also make a solid shot, but they are even more inconvenient for home use.
> 1. The experience on Windows is terrible. They can claim it's cross-platform but it's truly a sub-par product.

Like a lot of other Apple stuff, I'm only able to use it because I don't use anything non-Apple for anything "serious" that involves a GUI. Windows is for gaming, Linux is my file storage and docker-service-running server that I only interact with over SSH and Web. Ditto Notes, all their Office-type programs, et c. I'd probably be on a lot more Google shit if I needed more cross-platform access to that stuff.

> 2. On Mac it's tied specifically to Safari. I use Safari a lot but if I'm in a different browser then my passwords are unavailable.

Yeah, this is super fucking weird. You'd think this would be connected in some fashion to "keychain", but nope.

> 3. The GUI is buried in System Settings. Heaven forbid you need search it's only a simple 37 clicks away!

IDGAF about clicks because I search my way to everything in Apple's settings—what does bother me is that they've made search worse in the last couple versions of iOS, and that if I type "pass" in search, "Passwords" isn't even visible on the list yet. I can get all the way to "password" and it's still the fourth entry. The fucking name of the screen is "passwords"! I shouldn't have to get farther than "pas" for it to be the first entry on the list, "pass" in the worst-case! Even fully typing "passwords" still leaves it as the second entry (of three) on my device. WTF.
While poetry is the way to go today, I've got my eyes on pdm. https://github.com/pdm-project/pdm
Pyproject.toml is a pep standard so it will be easy to move around tools.
This is the stuff of nightmares. I tried to create a voice based on Jorge Luis Borges. I generated a voice and then a sample from a text and it sounded like a haunted spirit coming to collect my soul.

Alas, there is no stopping now.
Apple should open up and allow other browsers, but they shouldn’t just adopt Chrome themselves. Aside from throwing us back to the days of a browser monopoly, relying completely on a service provided by Google is becoming an increasingly questionable decision.
Lots of evidence early Christians believed in it just a sample:

https://epubs.utah.edu/index.php/historia/article/view/578#:...
Well, start take care of oneself, regular but not exaggerated physical exercices, good nutritional habits, sleeping enough each day and having balanced social interactions: these are all well known and documented.
It's alright, I just told it that I don't consent to my data being used. Checkmate openAI!
https://github.com/minio/minio/discussions/13571#discussionc...

https://github.com/minio/minio/issues/13308#issuecomment-929...

Lets just say they have a weird take on what constitutes agpl-compliant
all of these are things that scientists do
> Keychain, the app you use to view your passwords

Huh, I never realised Keychain showed iCloud Passwords. I always just use Safari (which is inconvenient in its own way admittedly).