skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Could you please give a concrete example? It's not that I don't believe you, I just haven't been having the same experience with it and would live to see what I'm not picking up on.
The fall of the Republic continues. Purely political without foundation as the DOJ, previous prosecutors, and innumerable legal experts have declared. Hating Trump is one thing. Warping the system to persecute political enemies is something else entirely.
Elon likely understands bots drive engagement and state actors provide free content. This is the lifeblood of social media dark patterns.
Yes, but to ChatGPT's credit, you won't know it is incorrect since there's no other way to corroborate the data. /s
Yeah, same here (even used the same notation for out-of-game remarks).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Constitution_is_not_a_suic...
Gah, I just Googled "truck nuts". I thought it was something to do with wheel nuts. I was sadly mistaken. Why would people put that on their own vehicle?
>Something I've been wondering is how many people have left Twitter because of the service's recent instability issues.

Twitter doesn't make money primarily by someone continuing to 'use twitter'. They make money with ad impressions. If everyone who used twitter still continues to use twitter, but 10% of them end up using it 30% less because they get annoyed when the site isn't working, that still costs the company millions of dollars.
Constitutionally he doesn’t have an option right? States are required to extradite.

I mean the man is surrounded by federal law enforcers 24/7 who would be obliged to take him in so it isn’t an issue anyways.

And supposedly Trump is surrendering anyways, so it’s all moot.
Can you offer the ability to commit the generated code? Only generate code if the function body is empty and write it back out to the Python source file which would allow users to check in functions and quickly regenerate them just by rerunning the executable.
I wish retool produced more tutorial videos. There is this one operation, I have been trying to do for couple of weeks.

There are some URLs on a table, I want to select them and I want to make an API call to the selected URLs. There are a few discussions on their community website and all point to one documentation piece. I still haven't figured out how to do this. I don't want open a thread because I know I am going to be asked to read the documentation.

Google "multiple api request retool".
Indeed. The issue is the arms race, not someone's quality of character. If everybody around you is getting better grades by leveraging a moral grey area tool, you can either stick to your moral standards and potentially be the last in your class, or you can jaywalk like everybody else, and fulfill the curse of the red queen. At least you get to stay in the game.
That's great! Yeah I got a job in the incident response part of the industry because it turns out my brain will work if it thinks it's an emergency, and I'd like to think I've done quite well for myself.
I once had a problem I solved with regex, now I have two problems.
Show HN: LLM-Powered Sysadmin
Hey all,

@lowcodenocode and I have developed ShellShark, an app that helps with sysadmin tasks. It's essentially an LLM "agent" that is empowered with (permissioned) access to your shell; you issue commands to it, it determines what sequence of shell commands are appropriate to run, then interactively runs them while viewing output/responding.

We see this as an exciting future for sysadmin tasks. Delegate the hard/manual work of setting up/maintaining infra on large stacks, ask complex questions, etc. etc.

Would love to hear folks feedback!

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Ask HN: Why is Oracle still the best database?
We have PostGres, MySQL, Spanner, Aurora etc. Why is still Oracle considered the best database? Any insights from developers who used it?
But is the summit "let's all get together and stomp on the poor while holding hands", or is it just another high stakes poker game to show off who's winning or losing, making alliances and seeing who talks to who?
OpenChatKit now runs on consumer GPUs with a new 7B parameter model
No but I explored the idea of building a society of LLMs with ChatGPT4. It drew some diagrams too.

https://sharegpt.com/c/JTaoEJT

Diagrams: https://imgur.com/a/SKgDdmT
Much of the discourse seems to assume that only one thing can be true, either TikTok is a heinous scheme by the CCP or they are the scapegoat for Facebook, etc. I assert that multiple things can be true at once, but no single claim is unambiguously true in all its details. Consider:

- China is certainly intensely ambitious, and has provably engaged in economic espionage for decades (as has the West, but perhaps with considerably more subtlety).

- Chinese business leaders know that to disobey the government is to risk their personal security. So if the government were to ask ByteDance to do something, it very much would be done.

- The Western political elites desperately need an enemy to distract from the fact that their economic model is failing millions of their citizens. It wasn't China that stole the jobs. It was McKinsey that advised the board to send them there.

- one of the brightest spots in the US is technology. You think Zuckerberg and Musk dont have senators on speedial? They do not need a competitor eating their lunch. Unlike Insta and whatsapp, facebook cant buy their way out of their failure to innovate. They need to make tiktok go away asap. What could be easier than riding the anti china sentiment, which is happily bipartisan?

To be clear, I do not approve of many of the Chinese government's policies. But to whip TikTok when the Valley is strip mining your personal data every day seems pretty unfair.
Personally a fan of https://regex101.com/
I have good experience with the Philips master led series. High CRI, flicker free, and some have dim-to-warm.
Little downside if you have electric heating, but if you have natural gas heating the electric heating is probably more expensive.
> The web today, without an ad blocker, is just as land-mined as it’s always been.

No dude. From this comment I would say that you're either too young to have living the toolbars that parents is mentioning, or too in your own bubble to know the kind of people who would fall for it.
An Open Letter to Elon Musk Regarding the Proposed API Tiers for Developers
> Older D&D editions specifically made combat much deadlier

That’s not really true, IMO; older D&D made combat harder to calibrate to the desired level of deadliness because there were more irresistible forces and unmovable objects. Modern D&D is much easier to tune to the precise preferred deadliness. That’s pretty much a monotonic progression across the history of D&D. (Ignoring the boxed set series and considering just OD&D -> AD&D1 -> AD&D2 D&D/3/3.5/4/5, and leaving out the in-playtest One because I haven’t really checked any of the material out.)

> Modern D&D caters to a crowd that enjoys metagaming and minmaxing combat more.

IME and IMO, 4e was a local peak of that, but not more than either AD&D1 or AD&D2, especially the late era of the latter. Heck, in AD&D1 its was common for people who didn’t want the game to be dominated by the metagame to slice out big chunks that were oriented toward that (most notoriously, the weapon to-hit vs. armor class type system).
K: We need to talk about group
I think something like this will definitely happen, and your suggestion is the cleanest implementation idea I've seen for it. I imagine there will be a service provided by Google and OpenAI where they verify your identity as a human and then grant you a token to put into your meta tags (wait a second... this sounds like sama's worldcoin idea...).

It will need to be based somewhat on the honor system (just because someone's proved they're a human doesn't mean they won't put their attestation on auto-generated text), but it definitely sounds better than nothing.

They'll still need to incentivize it somehow, though. Why do I as a human want to add that meta tag? If the answer is "better search ranking" then it renders the whole scheme mostly pointless because obviously spammers will want to acquire the attestation and attach it to their auto-generated content.
Without getting into the weeds of trying to define intelligence: just go into more detail/deeper of what you already know. That’s all the education system really does anyway after a certain point.

Edit: whenever you come across something you don’t understand/know - learn more about it. It’s a journey not a destination.
Villains who twirl their moustache are easy to spot. Those who clothe themselves in good deeds are well-camouflaged. - Picard
I installed it locally about an hour ago and have been running it through some paces. Nice work! (In addition to the predefined prompts, I like the API usage meter at the top).

(now, I just need Openai to take me off the waitlist for GPT-4)
Other way around. Chrome was an add in to a lot of installers
As OP suggests, you can ignore basically all of it. If you're just messing around, use your system Python. That'll get you a long way. If you're Starting A Project and want to install packages locally, use the virtualenv package that came with your system Python. That's gotten me through basically all my Python programming for 15 years. Anything more complicated than that, you can learn when you come to it.
What if you could upload a photo of your hand and the RL agent learns the optimal fingering for your hand?
When the war on alcohol happened, they had all the experts and stories proving it is evil.

When the war on drugs happened, they had all the experts and stories proving it was evil.

Now we have the war on guns, and people believe they have all the experts and stories proving it is evil.

Every time we think we're righteous, and a generation later we find that we just made the problem worse. That we are without knowing it religiously practicing puritan beliefs.

License and registration of firearms was meant to be the fair regulation. The same as license and registration of narcotics now. But the zealotry drummed up by fear has tried to yet again pull a Ronald Reagan move of "just ban it". Causing the inverse.
Your mention of the dismal US healthcare system is ad hominem and irrelevant.

12-step programs are empirically superior to any alternative; established by comprehensive literature review [1]. Your “science-backed” implication is utterly false.

12-step literature repeatedly, to exhaustion, emphasizes that the spiritual nature of the program is as the person understands it.

[1] https://www.cochranelibrary.com/cdsr/doi/10.1002/14651858.CD...
Virgin Orbit fails to secure funding, will cease operations
That is like saying she was union adjacent and so all unions are bad. Let's not distort the facts.
There's still so many good games without any of that crap though. Two I've played recently (the only two games I've played in the last year, actually):

Stray: it's simple, peaceful. Not groundbreaking except that you're a cat, but playing it makes me feel relaxed and I can play 30 minutes at a time.

Tunic: I kinda rushed through this unfortunately because I'm an adult and I don't have weeks to sink into a game. But... this is one of the best games I've ever played. It's deceptive. You're a little fox running around a cartoony world. But then it just gets so much deeper, and deeper, and deeper. I wish I could play it again and spend a year figuring it all out by myself.

Both of these games are clearly made with genuine passion for gaming as a medium. Stray's graphics are not far off a AAA game from a few years ago (except smaller in scope of course). Tunics graphics are actually incredibly too, the simplicity plays so much into how the game draws you in, deceptively.
UX isn't a good moat?
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Ironically, it showed us the real future of AI
This is what is gives to select names: /^[A-Z][a-z]+(?: [A-Z][a-z]+)*$/

I'm pretty sure quite a lot of people's names wouldn't be accepted by that.
It helps if you add "even weird and foreign names", but who knows if that's actually enough to capture everything.
I have never had a Facebook account. I believe Meta would have a shadow-account for me, based on browser fingerprint, photos tagged by their users and such.

At some point, one's own choices become moot.
I did consider iCE40 (mainly due to the icestorm/yosys project) for our project at the time but they weren't available I believe, I will have to look into it again. Unfortunately a microcontroller was not really an option as the ones we generally use don't have a input FIFO buffer/peripheral fast enough (clocked 25Mbit/s) although there may be others that can, we didn't look further in to it as it seemed like a pretty expensive option given the simplicity of the circuit and the HDL that was already finished.
I'm interested in installing your design in my cabin as well, could also be very useful for boats too.
I actually asked it what today was an it replied correctly but when I asked it who the current President of the United States, it also answered correctly but stipulated that it only knew up to Jan 2021, and iirc even said "my training data is only up to" which I also thought was interesting
It's immoral to ask AI to do creativity. Someone flesh that out.
Possibly SF's tenderloin neighborhood?
>Prior to Edward's indictment he was thought be the future of the democratic party

Respectfully he wasn't seen that way. His indictment was in 2011. Obama was president and still had another election to do.
Edwards had not been relevant since 2008, really since 2004, as no one thought he could be Hilary or Obama in the primary.

>So there is precedent for indictments for this particular crime

One could argue its shows this is a waste of time and money.

The country doesn't need this. Trump was fading away.
I feel like I owe you an apology cake.
Have you tried telling it that sometimes it should push back on the player if what they are requesting is unrealistic-within/inconsistent-with the world of D&D?
The end of the post mentions HTTP/3 and QUIC. Planetscale have blogged about this [0].

0. https://planetscale.com/blog/faster-mysql-with-http3
What is in there that you need so badly? It's mostly a garbage heap for celebrities and politicians.
Needing to replace a 100W incandescent recently, I bought this:

https://www.homedepot.com/p/EcoSmart-100-Watt-Equivalent-A19...

Home Depot's "Ecosmart" store brand, claims 95 CRI, and has admirable dimming performance even on the cheapo not-designed-for-LED dimmer I have on the fixture. And it has a more even and omnidirectional pattern of illumination than typical LED bulbs.

Of course, time will be the only real judge.
This is incredibly wrong.

They aren't both Chrome; they're both Chromium-based and use Blink and V8 under the hood. And Blink is just a fork of WebKit, which is Safari, so by your logic it's all Safari (it's not).

These companies don't care about the rendering engine under the hood, they care about literally one thing: the default search. The war isn't over how CSS is rendered; it's over how many opportunities they have for surfacing their other products (search, email, identity and payments).

If anything, Chrome/Firefox are more aligned than Chrome/Edge, because every 3 years Google pulls up with a dump truck of money to stay the default search engine.

Also, not for nothing, but there's not a single iota of malice inside Mozilla. Extreme mismanagement, yes, but it's genuinely guided by good people trying to do good for the world.

(Source: I'm ex Mozilla)
Yea they’re basically chances for execs to dunk on plebeian workers
Sure feels like a new-age browser war, where instead of trying to take control of the W3C, browser vendors are just trying to take control of everything ELSE (Windows nags you to use Edge, YouTube and Gmail nag you to use Chrome)
Another hyperbolic analogy. What a great argument, I'm convinced.
The first issue I have with it is that they've now convinced a large portion of people that read this article that a very good tool is not as good as it actually is. This is a disservice to the great engineering that has gone into it.

The rest of my issue with it is hypothetical. I don't care what he does at work, but I would imagine if I was that dude's manager and he convinced me that he put in all this work and determined that the best path forward is to introduce a brand new language and tool chain into our environment to maintain (obviously not as big a deal if it was already well engrained in the team), and then I come to find out that he could have gotten even better results by changing a few lines with the existing tools, that I would have to reevaluate my view of said developer.
Jefferson Davis (and Robert E. Lee) stand out here because, as a nation we didn't actually heal. The rot got worse.

The Lost Cause Myth is taught to this day in schools across the U.S. The lie it tells, that the war was about states rights, not slavery. Except what isn't taught include the secession documents of those states expressly saying their secession was to preserve slavery; that the constitution of the Confederate States of America prohibits states from making slavery illegal, quite to the contrary of states' rights. Not taught in these schools is Alexander Stephens' Cornerstone Speech. Robert E. Lee's 15 minutes of fame continues for 158 years and counting.

I think it's reasonable to conclude Jim Crow era laws, and lynchings in America were the direct result of not prosecuting people at the top, middle or bottom of the violence for slavery food chain. Many ordinary citizens partook in those crimes. They brought their children to watch. Governors encouraged citizens to attend. The extent of the trauma goes way beyond just one trial that didn't happen.
Good news everyone! (Futurama reference)

Our jobs are safe after all! The junior dev helped by ChatGPT will not take your job. ChatGPT cheerfully agreed with the junior when he didn't understand something and thought to point out how this can't be right and ChatGPT gave him a "fix" that brought down Production.
Tunned tardigrades are even better!

https://www.livescience.com/58309-how-tardigrades-survive-dr...
Is there a point where stuff like this just becomes stochastic terrorism? If it's given enough attention, some unhinged folks are probably going to take this "we need to stop these companies or literally all humans are going to die soon" stuff seriously and start doing terrible things.
I'm aware - included at times

There have been several cases where the provided kernel was insufficient to get the one I needed, because it didn't support my networking device
Reminds me of Teams in 2023.
He said an API that "allows third-party clients". Discord is perhaps the least kind to third-party clients of any major social media right now.
You may be onto something here--I definitely have slipped in taking care of the whole organism. My sluggishness might be a symptom of that.
While we're here, does anyone know a way to keep FileVault enabled with SIP disabled? It seems like a huge anti-privacy measure from Apple. Want control of your system? No FDE for you!
my biggest project has 13 stars, so I think I can do what I want with it.
Couldn't be happier switching to Tumbleweed, it is fast, robust and up-to-date. One of its creators, Richard Brown, explains well why rolling distros are so great https://rootco.de/2020-02-10-regular-releases-are-wrong/.
coughDarwinAwardcough
Amazing aircraft. Never had the pleasure of seeing it in motion but I paid a special visit to see the one at the Imperial War Museum in Duxford outside London. Bloody brilliant, and I even broke the rules to touch it briefly with my hand to feel what it was like.
Desantis is even openly pushing conspiracy theories about George Soros.
Well, paper exams remain unaffected and you can assign those remotely to be proctored at a university. Seems like you can make a quick fix by lowering the weight of HW, increasing the weight of exams, and switching to paper only. Cheat on the HW in that case all you want but it won’t help you pass the class.
The only part of the title there is “King.” Is he not King, within the geographic boundaries of England?
> Because the message here is that they will be criminally charged, if they don’t honor the election and the peaceful transfer of power.

With something completely unrelated? That's a concerning viewpoint.
> But these companies are not charities, they exist to make money.

for sure. and, as we all know, society only exists so that companies can make money. where would we be without bezos, musk, gates, et al.
because they can. because of a monopoly.

you can accept alternative payments like cryptocurrency or venmo or something, but let's face it, most customers prefer to pay with a credit card. that's how monopolies work.
Appreciate it. I was thinking of reading more books, too, but it might be better to think about what I want to achieve, as you mentioned. It's all quite vague in my head. I just feel a lot more mentally sluggish / sloppy than I used to when I was younger. I get the feeling my 20-year-old self would run [mental] circles around me. Who am I kidding--physical ones too!
You can give ChatGPT a prompt to take X and make it a text based adventure.

You can use this to create your own text based adventures (i.e. around Kali Linux) or to take any classic nostalgic game (i.e. Pokemon) and do a high fidelity run through where you explore the world.

ChatGPT using GPT-4 is an absolute expert at writing fan fiction. It'll take you through storylines that make hair raise on your back.

Given my experience, I'd say it is a better storyteller than the original authors - I'd rather experience many of these universes through GPT at this point vs. waiting for a studio to pump out another release.

I've used it for a full Pokemon run through to the Elite 4 and beyond. I went on a wild adventure where I ran into Mewtwo right after beating Misty. We talked and decided to partner up and go on an epic quest to help Mewtwo discover themselves. After beating the Elite 4, I went on to discover an ancient lost civilization that guarded a lost region that was the origin of all Pokemon. There I met Oriora, the guardian of the region that entrusted me with safeguarding the realm. It described the region and the guardian in great detail.

https://sharegpt.com/c/lNCjF9B

I also went on cyberpunk adventure where the protagonist used Kali Linux to infiltrate and take down a MegaCorp.

https://sharegpt.com/c/qyjG67l
Owned 3 Toyotas, currently a Corolla and a highlander hybrid. Grand total of 100k miles and $130 of repairs on them (battery), apart from regular servicing.
Do you feel the same way about the light that comes on when the web cam is active? Should that be software disable-able?
Thank you, that makes sense
> Does GPT4 not know that a halfling in a tree can't attack a wolf on the ground with a rapier?

It’s funny to think about how the parser would even go about deconstructing that sentence and trying to tie each noun to some world/physics model that would then put constraints on what the character should be allowed to do.

But as I understand it, GPT doesn’t do any of those things. It just a takes the words that have come before, and tries to guess new words to add on that are thematically consistent.

I think it no more “knows” what a “halfling” is than it knows what a “tree” is, the generated words are designed to be read “smoothly” more than any objective correctness.