skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The Binding Problem
Not OP, but they deleted the boot loader of when windows drive when I installed Ubuntu on a different drive... not cool, Cannonical.
The Alfa submarine would seem to be more relevant.
I tried that and it didn't work for me.
But not the HN front page, not like this.

I guess HN is realtively "slow" news now?
Great art is often unrecognised by people stuck in the rut of convention.
Well, sea level rise from climate change isn't gonna end well for most of the bay area either.
> It's not exactly built-in obsolescence, so much as being built to cost.

How do you know this? Seems completely implausible. Source please.
Playstation VR2 is reportedly off to an underwhelming start
RenoRun may seek creditor protection after investors balk at financing plans
Thy these folks before making up your mind about LED lights:

https://www.waveformlighting.com/

No flickering, high CRI.
I’ve been tempted to teach my daughter programming with scratch. At what age did you introduce your daughter to Scratch and programming? Where there any helpful/fun guides you or she discovered along the way?
>Python is just a bad language. Popular, but awful.

You couldn't be more wrong. Python is the language going forward. There is a reason why bleeding edge ML stuff is done through Python, as well as it being the backend to several very popular web platforms and is second most use language on github behind JS solely because JS is hard tied to web.

I have a feeling the hate for Python is just comes from paradigms that are taught in extremely poor CS curriculum in schools. If you think that Python is bad because of dynamic typing, you haven't been paying attention to the direction compute is going.
Look at pp. 48 and on for their mention. IDK why it doesnt show up with ctrl+f in the pdf.

Two of those firms are clearly cumberland and jump crypto.

Cumberland has been the reverse of Alameda -- they're an offshoot of DRW and very professional about their business as far as we know (though shady as hell -- look at CFTC complaints on DRW).

We know most new USDT sent to Binance on Tron directly from the mint address were to Cumberland. We dont know the terms of the deals they're buying it on.

Also, I wrote this piece which went viral last year:

https://www.singlelunch.com/2022/01/09/an-anatomy-of-bitcoin...

The leading suspects for culprits are cumberland. I thought it was Alameda but they've exposed themselves as likely too incompetent to pull something like that off. DRW we know has the technical competency to do momentum ignition.
Well written . Thanks
LOL ok, I'd like to see Uncle Sam try to stop my VPN usage
https://archive.md/Iyr6v
That’s great to hear! I’ve been turning TS off and on when accessing services to make it through the day, but as soon as the battery use goes down (to plain wireguard app levels) I’ll be using it for DNS as well. Then it will truly be TS all the things for me.
San Jose police union executive director charged with smuggling fentanyl into US
27.6 minutes sounds absurdly low to me. Getting ready at home, getting in the car, parking it at the destination, and finally walking to my desk takes at least 10 minutes for me. Discounting the overhead doesn't make sense.
I can say, we didn't see significant uplift at Demo Day, the highest bump of valuation happened when we got accepted, it's fair to assume we wouldn't get it otherwise.

I can't answer your question completely as in the end we decided not to raise and returned the money...
> As time has gone on I felt like we had lost some of the magic of easily sharing your machines and your creations with other people. We have a ton of services where you can now deploy and share your creations, but we've moved further and further away from direct sharing.

This is interesting, as it hasn't been my experience on the hobbyist side (game servers, personal projects, etc). ngrok, localtunnel, tunnelmole, rathole, tunnelto, zrok, et al. If the use case is just sharing something you built thats behind NAT / on a private subnet, there is no shortage of solutions.
I play the classical guitar. My version for this line is: If you are a pop musician, you play a few chords for a hundred people; If you are a jazz player, you play hundreds chords for a few people; If you are a classical guitar player, you play thousands of notes for yourself.
The SR71 engines are the only ones ever designed to run continuously in after burner. Also in ramjet mode, going faster increased the efficiency as the bow shock swept back and into the engine inlets, providing pre-compressed air.
One guy bought over 4 thousands LED lamps over years, meticulously measured their actual specs and made a huge online catalog https://lamptest.ru/

I follow his project a bit and it looks like consumers are really at loss. Generally there is no reliable way to choose a good led lamp without consulting such catalog. Lamps packaging often lies about actual specs, lamps with the same packaging but manufactured in different years might have different quality etc
Interesting--I think a large chunk of my friends have stopped using twitter. Certainly anyone I had on my main list has moved to mastodon or just stopped posting.
Aren't you describing reddit?
This is not an official Canonical project.
Bullshit. Current AI can score higher than some dumber humans on a limited set of arbitrary tests. So what.

There are no actual "experts" in this field because no one actually knows how to build a human-equivalent artificial general intelligence. It's just a bunch of attention seeking grifters making wild claims with no real scientific basis.
Your argument would have a lot more force if we were past that point rather than fast approaching that point. Concerns about training data errors being compounded are much more important when you're talking about the bleeding edge.

And your question about how OpenAI prevents their training data from being corrupted is one we should be asking as well!
Regarding point 2, I think there's nothing "wrong" with it, mainly it's funny that they don't know how to do it themselves. Provides additional evidence that Google is outgunned in this fight.
Huge % of dilution after going through two accelerators (EF and YC). Would be too much of a burden to drag into a new venture.
I think it's likely we'll develop superintelligence very soon, but it won't be any more knowledgeable than us, just smarter. And knowledge has been the bottleneck for most of human history - our ancestors weren't dumber. Also, it will be bottlenecked by needing to solve NP-complete problems - unless P=NP, it's not going to be all that much faster at solving hard math problems. Basically, it still needs to do science, and science takes time.
There was a government arranged meeting betweeen Boeing and Soviet engineers to discuss working with titanium for the SST: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/air-space-magazine/the-titani...

In the alpine climbing world Soviet climbers used titanium gear that was considered very good and light. Some of it was from scraps and spare material, but they had access to titanium.
So you don't have capitalism there.
This proves remote work is quality software engineering methodology. It results in higher quality, more throughput, and increased investment in Family. I approve.

This means any org or management layer that enforce hybrid or in-office on the people who move code, system design, abstractions, product knowledge work, ux work...are contra Family. Those orgs need to collapse and those managers should be fired.

This will happen no matter what - the orgs and managers that lean into the disruption and make the most of the new world will survive and increase their scale and scope. The ones who hold on to top-down force and methods of mind-control and mind-enslavement (Agile, Scrum) will no longer exist for long - any value those processes have will be automated into tools that respect engineers.
You can also use Wireguard to do the same thing.
Not sure where you are located, but if you have ceiling halogens to replace, there are two options - to use a low voltage bulb + separate PSU or the 'all in one' bulbs. Here in the UK they are designated GU10 for mains voltage and MR16 for 12v. If you go with 12v bulbs, you can invest in a decent power supply for them, and hence also avoid the poor quality bulb problem.

It's possible to get power supplies to support multiple bulbs daisy chained, so you can invest in one decent power supply.

For general bulbs (e.g. chandelier tulip bulbs) i've found it to be really hard to find stuff that works reliably. 'Normal' round bulbs seem to be more reliable for some reason.
Cyclic redundancy check? And there is almost always basic redundancy in non-viral organisms (and many viruses) in that DNA is typically double-stranded, and most organisms have repair machinery that can rewrite across single-strand lesions using the opposite strand (this fails at double-strand lesions).
OpenAI should implement an oauth authorization server and allow developers to use "Login with OpenAI account" into their apps.
Sam Bankman-Fried Questions Validity of Post-Extradition Charge
Musk had destroyed Twitter and made it simply a means to amplify his voice and those of his buddies, and those he likes most.
It is definition of capitalism. You get money for work and spend on what you want.
> But once you go through the actual application you feel focus shift towards [2] - metrics and $. That is to say (with admittedly some not-having-been-selected bias), I feel [2] is a significant factor in deciding on applications.

While the application does ask about that (and I'm sure it's very helpful for getting in if you've already demonstrated traction) it's absolutely not required to have any revenue or users when getting accepted into YC. I'm in the current batch. We applied before we'd built anything and definitely before we had any users (we didn't even have a name yet -- we had to pick one in order to submit the application). Across the batch there are a few companies that came in with strong traction but they're definitely in the minority.
A ~$7MM valuation? Did you read the same math I did? I see an investment at ~$1.8MM valuation and another investment as an MFN SAFE.
The gist of it is that you give numpy two arrays, and what operation to apply. Then numpy will figure out what the for loop(s) should look like depending on the shape of the arrays.

You can look at various tutorials to see how it works. For example: https://jakevdp.github.io/PythonDataScienceHandbook/02.05-co...
Can you show me where it allows this in the actual bill, not a news report?

Because when I read the bill, it appears that penalties only apply to covered entities and covered transactions which are fairly narrowly defined, and don't include individuals accessing content. I question whether something like that could pass constitutional muster anyway.

My read of the text of the bill [1] looks like the intent is to grant the secretary of commerce, in partnership with doj, the ability to review, inspect and prohibit equipment and technology that's used in critical infrastructure or impacts nation security (an overly broad term) which are substantially owned by a foreign adversary.

On it's face, that doesn't seem like a bad thing, but I agree that some of the language is too broad. For example, I think it should require congressional review to deem a country a foreign adversary.

There's also concerning language that exempts all of it from judicial review, which I don't understand - is this even possible?

I've been seeing a lot of reporting on this that is inconsistent with the actual text of the bill. It's hard to tease out the truth of the legislation from the partisan flag carrying.

[1] https://www.congress.gov/bill/118th-congress/senate-bill/686...
The Drugs Don’t Work: Meditation and Training Are Better at Sparking Creativity
Unmaintained and putting up a pay-wall are not mutually exclusive. Sounds like they are going to layer a new pricing model on-top and leave it at that.
If you really want to go headless, and I know I'm going to catch flak for this, but consider Drupal 10. Install it using all of the defaults, create a content type for your blog with whatever fields (the built in fields are all enough). Enable the included RESTful web services module. Add a Drupal view with its default display as REST export and you now have data to consume by whatever tooling you want to use. Drupal 10's default admin theme and WYSIWYG editor are straight forward / pleasing to use.

Like others have suggested, use WordPress if your main goal is simplicity and ease of use.
At least from the perspective of a potential customer, I now view Y Combinator as a red flag for a service provider, for a variety of reasons.

The two big ones: YC companies try to "grow" too fast without any concern to the dynamics of how their market is supposed to work after they've achieved their targeted scale. The basic playbook seems to be: give stuff away for free until you kill the incumbents, then jack up prices to way more than what the incumbents used to charge while simultaneously reducing the services/products offered.

There's also the issue of companies basing their business models around regulatory arbitrage, ignoring the rules that incumbents (are forced to) live by and then using their size to try to get away with their past misbehavior.
There are a lot of good, even in what I write. The strongest I believe is the early and fully independent support for ideas that received no other recognition yet.
It's more like someone during the night cut your magnetic tape in the middle of a txt file tape and glued a picture of a cat between the two parts. The picture of the cat has some special code in the extremes, so it automatically disappear when you open the txt file.

There are some weird case, where the same txt file has two cat pictures, and sometimes instead of removing the two cats, the system removes also the texts between the cats.
Is there really a dichotomy between 1. Someone providing "proof" that you will accept, and 2. This being what you claim without evidence or justification is the "usual" smearing?
I hope in a good way
The Robot is excellent but bulky and heavy. Which is fine for most counter tops.
The problem with artificial intelligence? It’s not artificial or intelligent.
it turns out that in germany, since 2013 parents have a legal right for a space for daycare for their children from the age of 1 year. that dramatically changes the availability and cost of such spaces.
"I have no source or evidence so just keep taking my word at face value"
The first part of this system design guide is really amazing! I love how it's super focused on the interview process, which is super helpful during your job search. System design can cover so many different things like databases and infrastructure that might not be relevant to your interview, so it's great that this guide keeps it simple and practical, but at the same time comprehensive.
PoS violets one of the fundamental tenets of crypto/blockchain - decentralization. Bitcoin uses PoW because it at least had a possibility of avoiding monopolizing by ensuring that no single entity will ever come to own majority of processing power of the network. That PoW is slow and expensive is a feature, not a bug. It's a different matter that Bitcoin eventually became centralized in the hands of a few whales who work as a cartel, but PoS makes it all the more easy and ensures that those who have more tokes, will accumulate even more tokens.

All being said and done, all the L2 are just centralization projects. These chains and tokens will always be controlled by a small number of early movers. Eventually, it doesn't even fulfill the very purpose of all these tokens - being peer to peer money.
A few months ago I took the kids to Paris for a day. The move to bicycles is nothing short of amazing!
I think in general, git is not a great tool for developers. If non-developers are required to use git, I think you may have a process problem. However, if that's the state of things, I think non-developers are probably better served by a GUI than a CLI command.
Great feedback, thank you! I also want to make the recipes shareable. But my next addition is making an affiliate marketing link inserter that identifies named entities in the recipes that can be purchased, and links to them. Folks can purchase ingredients they’re missing without a hassle, and I can monetize my bad habit of buying cool domains
Part of it is that but part of it is just heat loss as the other reply mentioned.

If you get an LED strip, the power supply itself can become warm; but even a LED with no voltage changing needed will warm up.
Humans have used fire probably for their entire evolutionary history. Before language and but after stone tools. The desire for a light spectrum at night similar to what a fire gives off surely comes mostly from that long genetic history.
Resume Driven Development on Steroids these days for nearly everything.
As expected, Twitter announces a v2 API just hours ago: https://twittercommunity.com/t/announcing-new-access-tiers-f...

Not the kind of announcement you typically expect from an unmaintained API!
So they have sold 300k so far and if they pause production today will have 1.7m in inventory? That seems like a disaster is it not?
> Which, in my experience, is better than the new Chromecast with Android TV.

Similar experience with the Shield, running Android. I shouldn't have tried to cheap out, and should have gone straight for the AppleTV. It's not perfect, but it's by far the best high-spec streamer box I've used. The Shield was glitchy, crashy, dropped animation frames constantly despite running on strong hardware so looked/felt pretty bad, and was full of ads. Plus IMO its menus and general system navigation were a lot worse than tvOS.
That's a fine motto for land-based music making.

But with anything less than three chords you cannot generate sufficient lift to even get off the ground.
I'm still having this problem. Here is my known_hosts file:
github.com ssh-ed25519 AAAAC3NzaC1lZDI1NTE5AAAAIOMqqnkVzrm0SdG6UOoqKLsabgH5C9okWi0dh2l9GKJl
github.com ecdsa-sha2-nistp256 AAAAE2VjZHNhLXNoYTItbmlzdHAyNTYAAAAIbmlzdHAyNTYAAABBBEmKSENjQEezOmxkZMy7opKgwFB9nkt5YRrYMjNuG5N87uRgg6CLrbo5wAdT/y6v0mKV0U2w0WZ2YB/++Tpockg=
github.com ssh-rsa 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

I get this error each time I interact with Github:
The authenticity of host 'github.com (140.82.112.3)' can't be established.
ECDSA key fingerprint is SHA256:p2QAMXNIC1TJYWeIOttrVc98/R1BUFWu3/LiyKgUfQM.

When I type 'yes' I get this added to my host file:
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There are many fantastic comments discussing the first part. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34999464
Like any other skill, it all comes down to practice, practice, practice. There's no fast track to excellence. You need to just do whichever soft skill you want to master over and over again until it becomes second nature. It's a lot of work and will likely take you months or years to feel comfortable. That's okay. That's progress.

The second major component is creating a feedback loop so that you can identify areas of improvement and determine whether your efforts are bearing fruit. Find someone you trust and get feedback. Accept that feedback. Act on that feedback. Put yourself out there and talk to as many people as you can about as many things as you can. Pay attention to their reactions, and adjust your own reactions and see how they go.

There's a great book called "How to Win Friends and Influence People" by Dale Carnegie, which is kind of old but the principles still apply today. It's a fantastic book that highlights a number of things that improve the soft skills thing. Pretty popular book and it's one of my favorites.

Best of luck!
GitHub is not blocked in China. It was once, very briefly, but the Chinese software industry needs it so the ban didn't stick.
This argument is similar to the facile arguments that "al gore doesn't care about climate change because he takes a private plane too get to conferences".

Al Gore may believe that the net impact of getting his message out may overwhelm the cost of his flights.

Likewise, the author may believe that his best path to stopping the advance of ai may lie in communicating and building consensus, rather than running his own bombing campaign.
Take a smart human and speed up their thinking a billion times, you get the time for free. What takes humanity a decade of effort could happen in a day (or faster) that's the nature of thinking faster. People often mistakenly model a smart human compared to a dumb human, but the actual spectrum of capability is way wider than that.

Lack of knowledge could be another way of saying "not aligned" which is the core issue.
I first used scratch in 200X as a freshman. Glad to see lots of other kids are still using it to learn. My best friend at the time made an incredible sonic game and it showed me how deep you can go with any tool.
One bad human can control many AIs with no empathy or morals. As history has shown, they can also control many humans, but they have to do a lot more work to disable the humans' humanity. Again it's about the length of the lever and the sheer scale.

"Give me a lever long enough and a fulcrum on which to place it, and I shall move the world." -- Archimedes
> a profession that pays well above average but is open to anyone--the opposite of inherited wealth

Technically, you need to inherit the genes that allow you to do this kind of profession successfully.
Eliezer is right. We are on the fast-track to creating an all powerful being that compared to us, is like the smartest human is to an ant. We will be at it's utmost mercy, and there have been 0 plausible ways purported to align it.
When every dealers known for ODs it stops becoming a concern.
I think ikea has some nice bulbs. Almost no flicker on slo mo camera. Their rechargeable batteries however are bad
While you are right, note that the typewriters and certificates were just off-the-cuff examples to show that you cannot trust a lot of things any more, certainly not the ¨end-to-end encryption¨ promises but also many other things.

I am not advocating for typewriters as such, but there was the story about India ordering thousands after Snowden's revelations, and I just wanted to say why that is silly. If I want to find out something really badly, I will, so there is no reason to believe that people who have more resources cannot do the same.
those X marks are on the frets, they should be in the middle between the frets...
Nice. We started this route and ended up building https://trypromptly.com, a no-code platform to build LLM apps and chatbots.
Can you add support for conventional commit[0]? It seems to be a more popular choice than gitmoji.

[0]: https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/
Where have all the laid-off tech workers gone?
This is kind of a dramatic way of thinking about it. Then again this post is from a company who apparently “fixes every kind of churn for you”
No! Its authors deserve every penny.

And Sublime Merge is good, too.
Why don't they let me add people to a starred/favorited list of people I care about listening to, and then the rest whose toxicity I can only tolerate in small doses. :) Elon if you're listening
How does the "hyper-local" computation work if all the sources are very generalized? Does that mean when your service says there's an 89% chance of rain at my location that's an actual, local probability?
Haha, the support one is great :)