skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
For coding answers, Google search may be doomed even without ChatGPT/GPT-4
While coding a Prisma ORM Database insert, I searched for the following string on both Google.com and Phind.com

prisma client code to insert record into an autoincrement() column table

https://www.google.com/search?q=prisma+client+code+to+insert+record+into+an++autoincrement()+column+table

https://www.phind.com/search?cache=73025b84-ea43-43d9-b69f-1ab00e876f62&source=cache

Google results of the first couple of them did not provide any close code I am looking for, whereas Phind.com search gave a clear answer.

This example shows how ‘search revenue addicted Google’ failed to provide ‘point answers’ where as a few person search startup phind.com able to do.
I don't believe Google is unaware of these new techniques for providing better answers

Even if we exclude ChatGPT/GPT-4, Google search appears to be lagging in many areas.
> Google might as well make Chromium a independent standard organization maintaining a standard browser engine.

In all honesty, they are already doing that. They are shipping 400 new APIs a year. Imagine how many of them are standard.
I was just watching Altman's interview from the Lex Friedman podcast a few days ago

It really does feel like YC was a plot to fund the harvesting of all with an OpenAI climax. Not a serious conclusion I have, its just funny to watch it unfold, as if nobody even cares about the optics.
Disney owns Pixar.
Bitwarden lets you do this with an 'Organization'. Free to share things between two accounts, looks like $40/yr to share between up to 6 users.
It is not only $99.

It is $500+ (used) computer also.

Cannot use your old PC do develop iOS apps.

$99 may be nothing for most HN users, but for 3rd world developer...
Agreed. culitho wasn't an English word until nVidia marketing extruded it into the world.

In my defense, I was trying to vaguely reference the Problem with Popplers episode of Futurama but failed.
It does work as a browser plugin, but I don't like the UX.
If you're using Github already then Copilot isn't seeing anything new.
BRICS are only a thing in the mind of the Ivory Tower set.

Brazil is barely a country, has a declining QOL and is remarkably unstable. Lovely people, culture, beaches - but they're not even the best off LatAm country (that's Colombia, Chile, or Argentina)

Russia is a joke and an international pariah

South Africa is about to split in half (or not? who knows!) and is declining into a race-centered downward spiral. Again, horrible to see bad things happen to a lovely group of people, but ESKOM is emblematic of the countries problems.

India and China despise each other and are becoming more, not less hostile. India will soon be larger than China (may be today) and is betting the Chinese Miracle is ending. China has pretty openly racist views about India and doesn't treat them like equals in any way shape or form.
The marketing budget being the same magnitude as the film budget is actually a large part of Hollywood Accounting. At least for the major studios, most of the "marketing budget" for a big film is in cross-promotional efforts with related entities that don't cost them actual money, or for tie-ins or licensing deals which their marketing partner is sharing some or all of the costs.

Also, movie theaters don't get half the box office gross. For big budget films, the distributor gets a declining share of ticket sales, starting with 90% for major films (Marvel, Fast and Furious, Mission Impossible, anything by James Cameron), and declining each week down to a low of about 10% after 2-3 months (depending on the specific contract between the distributor and the theater). This is a large part of why studios are now so focused on first-weekend gross: it's also their most profitable weekend.
That's actually a great example

> A Gallup poll made on behalf of CNN and USA Today concluded that 79% of Americans thought the Iraq War was justified, with or without conclusive evidence of illegal weapons. 19% thought weapons were needed to justify the war

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_opinion_in_the_United...

Remember that the popular consensus isn't always the right thing to do. We can nearly always explain this as a product of emotions and groupthink. Why then does our favorite genocide denialist resort to convoluted conspiracy theories?
Yes, They killed that before the Pandemic just like they Killed Marvel....

That last Star Wars movie was terrible.... I would rather watch 2 hours of nothing but Jarjar Binks than that movie...
Buddhist philosophy is practical and seems some what out of sync with the Hindu thought at that time. Buddha lived around the same time as Socrates. I can't help but wonder if some of the ideas were not cross-pollinated. Don't get me wrong. There are many similarities between the cultures, even 1000 years ago. Al-Biruni, an arabic scholar, well versed in Greek thought, said as much. He thought Indians were on par with Greeks in Math and Science, but didn't advance as much because the language(Sanskrit) depends on analogies and metaphors a tad too much ie, not being quantitive and exact. I feel even today, Indian culture relies heavily on analogy.
Damn that's a perfect example.
While I agree with your sentiment, I'm not sure how "being picky in order to avoid sexual assault" aligns with minimum height requirements. If anything, it would imply the opposite.
> Disney is simply not making movies anyone wants to see.

Disney just released Avatar Way of Water which made $2.3B at the global box office and became the third highest grossing movie of all time.
> some other AI sitting on your own secured hardware, maybe even a branch of ChatGPT.

Where can I, a random employee, get that? I know how to get ChatGPT.
Unfortunately, the only proof I see is that you’re expecting too much from humans. We’re just not very rational, and have a problem doing the right thing. We believe in unproven stories about gods, kill millions of people for temporary greed, power or believing the wrong lies, and we lie and deceive to gain power or wealth, and have a hard time sharing with those in need (actually sending fugitives back to sea knowing they’ll drown). We’ve pretty much destroyed all life on earth, and are close to destroying our ability to survive. Sometimes people surprise you in a positive way, but overall it’s pretty sad. Maybe it’s unavoidable, as these are the ‘qualities’ that made humans successful, but it seems they’ll now destroy a large part of us (not for the first time, but at an unprecedented scale).
Yeah, Marvel is Disney, and the cuts happening this week appear to be company-wide rather than focused on animation.

That said, I tend to agree that both Animation and Pixar are floundering a little bit and it’s a problem. Marvel could be healthier too and certainly Star Wars isn’t doing what Iger wanted. However, I am more inclined to point at Chapek’s reorg as the cause: you’re going to affect creative satisfaction when you remove the ability to control your movie’s creative destiny.

Iger is working to fix this and that’s a good thing.
The parent was complaining about modern Disney films containing (I'm assuming "woke") propaganda.

Encanto was just a really relatable story about a family.
Australian TV networks criticise Meta over response time to scam ads
Where did I say there's only propaganda on one side?
I think Dreamworks shows the traditional blockbuster isn't dead look at Puss in Boots: The Last Wish. My kids made me take them to see that 3 times, and each time I thought it was pretty decent for a kids movie.

Disney just isn't making good movies anymore.
America has 2 core problems leading to intense despair: low wages and lack of community.

Substance abuse, screen addiction, depression and suicide, relationshiplessness, friendlessness, childlessness, populist fascism, and mass shootings are all signals pointing to a rotten core that doesn't meet basic human needs: connection and affording necessities.

Growing up, my grandparents knew most of their neighbors on the block and had them over frequently. I rarely see that anymore as most people treat neighbors and strangers with automatic suspicion if not hostility or contempt. This is a terrible cultural attitude that leads to suffering and loneliness. Interestingly, I hear community is still a thing in a number of non-G20 countries.

If anyone wants a nicer country, individuals need to take pro-social chances to encourage real talk about their struggles and good vibes with those around them, starting at home and anyone they meet. Community doesn't cost money, it costs time and emotional reserves.

Paying Americans fair wages and not overworking them is the result of unregulated laissez-faire capitalism that balks at any and all suggestions of reform as "communism". Except for China, almost no one else works on a constant crash schedule.
I have a longer response on another sibling.

But I’d say:

1) Most humans mean well and these are side effects of solutions to other problems - we can find and hold up examples of people acting poorly but to extrapolate that out I don’t think is fair. Energy abundance has done unbelievably important things for civil rights, quality of life, and the prospect of life being able to outlive Earth.

2) It’s important to remember life on earth is ~75% behind us. We’ve only got another 500m years until there is a complete extinction event with little hope of coming back. If you take humans out of the picture, you don’t save nature, you doom it to complete extinction.

Humans are awesome, all flaws considered. We are the only golden ticket our planet has printed to get life off this rock.
I did a medical lab test the other day and I've been trying for several days to reach my original doctor who for some reason I still can't get. I don't know what to make of the abbreviations and scales on the document and I sure as hell wasn't going to visit another doctor and pay a fee to grok it without a need to or google each line to find out I have "cancer or some other random ailment".

By chance I was using cgpt for something else and I just copied and pasted the unformatted data from the pdf and voila. https://i.imgur.com/tCy1dWU.png, there is a more personal page that I didn't share that gave me a eli5 explanation for the exact problem I got checked for that I couldn't tell and it pretty much worked the same using the terms and even gave me recommendations as to what I could do next.
Bluey is an amazing show and one I'm happy to have the kiddos watching. It also has nothing to do with Disney. They just distribute it basically.
I suspect the more interesting observation is that walking is almost certainly more effective at getting you to lose weight than most gym routines.

Interesting because walking doesn't sound like you "suffered" to get change. You were "just out walking." The sooner we could divorce people from the idea that putting forth effort has to feel like putting forth effort, the better we could be.

Further interesting in "why?" We already know that your brain uses the most calories per "organ" of any part of your body. Curious if it is the contemplation that you can do while walking that leads to an increase.

I also find it amusing that, despite the entire point of the article, it ends with how much exercise it takes to burn off a snack.
And those left people then started believing in Q and drank desinfection to cure covid?
I wouldn't point to a couple of movies as the cause for this. Disney is a gargantuan machine with many, many divisions. The parks, streaming, gaming, movies, merchandise, resorts, real estate, etc. These days even if a movie doesn't do well in the box office, it's still a major asset for streaming (which I can only assume is very worthwhile).
Keep in mind that Perseverance was designed back in 2012, and using proven hardware meant that the camera modules are from even earlier.
This reads like you had an LLM write an ad for you
I did some quick math on this. The top plan Google sells is 30TB, to reach 5M files in 30TB, you'd have to fill the entire thing with 0.75MB files. So yeah, if you are using Google drive as some kind of JSON blob storage, it isn't designed for your use case.
>Same with Star Wars... They are killing their golden gooses

How is this true of star wars?
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The release notes for 16.4 include "Added Support for the Screen Wake Lock API"

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/safari-release-not...
They'll do it now, the same way in some ST's you wrote := and it got translated to a left-pointing-arrow.

Let's not forget that in the early 80's, more than 8 bits per character was something that almost never happened.
words do have definitions. every political direction can have authoritarian traits, still fascism is the extreme form of conservatism. So is communism as the extreme form of socialism, to compare it with left-wing words. The third political direction is liberalism that ultimately leads to anarchy (no state at all). Both American parties are in the area of liberal-conservative… as a European it simply looks like slightly rightwing (dems) and bordering fascist (reps).

Political classification is a complex topic though, it needs multiple dimensions to somehow get to something useful as a mental model.

I am „green“ first and foremost, and while the solarpunk or eco-socialist movements surely have socialist aspects, the „green“ main focus isn’t even covered in previous models. Green is neither left nor right nor liberal, it’s… future oriented? Dunno.
Trusting Gmail with corporate communication was was a terrible idea (and explicitly illegal in a lot of industries), and companies didn't start to adopt it until Google released an enterprise version with table-stakes security features like no training on the data, no ad targeting, auditing, compliance holds and more.

There's a huge difference between trusting a third party service with strict security and data privacy agreements in place vs one that can (legally) do whatever they want with your corporate data.
Two days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35297117 (801 comments)
You're ignoring that people may be able to get other jobs while employed so treating people well is a part of it.
IIRC Covid reduced emissions by about 7%. Then they went back up.
That's big... but not as big as the 10% reductions we actually need every year
> Apple is making sure that nobody will use PWAs.

Ah yes. The amount of random APIs that are an absolute necessity for something to be called the true PWA just keeps growing with every release.
Nothing stopping a lisp language from manipulating native data structures just like we do in Python.

I think that Python is actually kinda bad as a language for writing logic and building abstractions. We’re still using it for AI because that’s a small part of building these systems and inertia trumps everything.
I'm not sure I understand correctly what you mean by assuming everything to be a "MyLink" but that's not always possible. It depends first on how deep the rabbit hole you want to go with dereferencing URLs - what logic will you employ to decide what level of dereference to full objects you stop at, and, more importantly on being authorized to access the objects pointed at by said URL. Sometimes ActivityPub activities come with properties that are IRIs that when dereferenced are giving you 404 or 401. What does your middleware do then: Retry, Abort, Fail?

Also, I'm not sure I agree with your thesis that business logic needs to worry only about a single type of object, because the ActivityPub specification recognizes all of the types I mentioned in my first reply as being "valid" and if you consider their superset as being the "canonical type" you'll be wasting quite a lot of storage (memory and disk wise) when all you have access to is the plain URL.
It serves as a proxy or manager for other components. It is IO bound. As such Go should be an ideal language for it. But GC kicking in a wrong moment still brings troubles.
Disney had their own in-house "second-rate Disney".
The Crap Sequels Division was called DisneyToons, dedicated to producing low-budget sequels: Cinderella II/III, Mulan 2, The Lion King 1½... That unit was shut down in 2018. Crap sequel production continued under a different part of the organization, with somewhat larger budgets.
Not every object in an RAII language needs a destructor, e.g. objects that don't manage their own memory because they came from an arena
Google had all the same problems, until it found a balance of functionality, security, and privacy.

OpenAI just hasn't started to try adding privacy and security yet.
Make it an option for developers. They should be able choose between an OS-provided "stable" webkit, or the Safari-provided "evergreen" webkit.

You could even make it so that the stable option is automatically used as a fallback if Safari isn't installed, if that ever becomes an option.
I did the math and to reach 5M files in 30 TB, they all have to be averaging 6MB. If you actually have this many files, you should be using S3 or mongodb.
So that's the reason they're required: to preserve the credentials story between the static resource provider and the non-static layer. Nothing nefarious; just an implementation detail.
Now that more and more people are living as digital nomads, I just want a git server with S3 backend support so I can host it in the cloud.

I want to self-host, but I also don't want any infrastructure.
Here's hoping that with 2.0, they can at least make Teams stop completely sucking.
Okay, but Alex Jones's lawyer sent the other guy incriminating docs he didn't mean to. Lots of people are just dumb. And, in government I'm sure that number is doubly so because governments never fire people.
In New Zealand, there are anti-avoidance provisions, so some avoidance is illegal. If you are engineering your finances in a contrived or artificial manner, purely for the purpose of reducing taxes, you might find your tax avoidance techniques are illegal.

Take care in your own jurisdiction to get good tax advice, since perhaps “avoidance” is a grey area!!!
That’s a movie that performed in the top 5 all time domestically, so probably better not to use it as a target.
>I think the "holier than thou" approach is rather narcissistic personally.

This seems like a rather shallow interpretation. What's the actual claim here? That Sam Altman, Greg Brockman, and Ilya Sutskever all have narcissistic personality disorder?

If you were in there shoes, what would you do and what would the rationale be? What might some of the consequences be?

From listening to interviews with them, they seem to be cognizant of the fact that all of this tech will inevitably get into the hands of the public one way or another. They seem mostly to be trying to give people as much time to process the shift that's happening, think through potential implications, and try to adjust as necessary.
Yeah, but "bugs" happen and this new wake lock only works in browser safari.

Does NOT work in PWA. Bug or intentional road block?
Put the recent tech advances together: we can now ask bots to generate an identity online that looks like a legit human (with pictures, audio, text).

Of course a human could do that manually, but with those AIs it's a completely different scale, and it can be automated (so someone with no skills can click a button "generate 10k fake identities online").

Maybe even with one click, those techs could generate a fake coworker and send phishing e-mails. Suddenly every single e-mail you receive (or friend request or call) could be a very convincing fake. You don't have to be a high-value target anymore, it's all automated.

That makes it much more dangerous: from "can be forged manually with time and resources" to "everyone can do it at scale for free".
I like how they brag about launch time _in comparison to the old teams_ (9s vs 20s), but in my eyes they're just highlighting how fucking slow teams was and still is.

Teams is garbage.
Why? What's changed to switch the balance from machine learned back in favor of painstakingly manually curated? Sounds a bit like wishful thinking to me. I don't think that cat will jump back into the bag and zip the bag up behind itself. Machines are only going to continue to outpace humans when it comes to pattern recognition, classifying things, or making sense of unstructured data. I don't see that turning around.

Maybe there will be a market for "artisanal ontologies". But I wouldn't get my hopes up for that one.
Why doesn't your launch info-post here mention anything about safety and the obvious concerns here? "We deeply care about ethics and privacy and have implemented verfication processes and regulations to avoid people cloning anyone's voice without their consent." I found this in your FAQ.
Which, I think, is a pretty good use case.
> That being said, if you care about open standards, privacy and a fair market, you should just delete whatever you have and install Firefox right now.

I wonder if you realize that these days Firefox is more often than not on Safari's side when it comes to all the things you've listed.
remarkably, there is a large and prolonged historical project that fits this description very well ! It was the exiles of France, under Catholic approval, sent to the swampy exile of the Atlantic Coast of South America.. (near modern Guyana I think) This happened just after the Napoleonic Wars (?) and lasted a very long time, with many many thousands sent away. The move Papillon is based on the story of a man that survived it, as I recall.

If you watch the movie, please tell others about it!

"Papillon is a 2017 drama film directed by Michael Noer that tells the story of French convict Henri Charrière (Charlie Hunnam), nicknamed Papillon ("butterfly"), who was falsely imprisoned in the notorious Devil's Island penal colony and escaped in 1941 with the help of convicted counterfeiter Louis Dega (Rami Malek). Additionally, Papillon is a 1973 epic historical drama prison film directed by Franklin J. Schaffner and based on Henri Charrière’s 1969 autobiography"
The old world metric was how much money a film made. The new world metric is how much engagement a film provides a paid service. I think this is why Netflix often makes films that are critically panned but keeps making sequels, or why they drop critically acclaimed shows.

Disney will probably never want to share the truth about which of their films were business flops or not.
React would have needed its own domain-specific language to get around the implicit reference insanity and other quirks of JS.
I have vague hopes that a Clojure implementation liberated from the JVM can be this language.
> “No significant terrorist financing is being stopped.”

How do you know? When Binance’s own Chief Compliance Officer was primarily in the business of helping customers avoid compliance, it doesn’t seem like they would know very much about what ultimately went down on the platform. The complaint quotes an internal email that read: “We close our eyes.”

Binance was a major counterparty of Bitzlato, a crypto exchange that existed primarily for Russian money laundering:
https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/binance-moved-346-m...

That’s probably the tip of the iceberg.

The CFTC’s complaint naturally focuses on the stuff that’s easiest for them to prove. Getting evidence from hedge funds based in Chicago is obviously a lot easier for a civil agency that doesn’t have enormous resources.
This was a good use of ChatGPT
I recently moved on to using Google Drive as a backup drive for my computer, the tool I'm using for it, Restic[1], does file deduplication at file block level. Restic allow multiple hosts to upload to the same backend/repository. So far I already have 25k files, even though I started backing up a only few weeks ago.

I imagine that if you setup multiple servers/personal computers backups that could scale significantly.

[1]: https://restic.net/