skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Here in the Bay it seems there's a constant interest from EU nationals to move to America (judging by the volume of applications we get). But I've never heard anyone interested to do the reverse.

Plenty of Americans do just that, a friend of mine got his USA certificate of un-citizenship last week
Give it a couple of generations...
But doesn't signature verification happen in proprietary software on my phone?
As you can see, the original poster deleted his original claim on reddit. No one has ever provided a single shred of evidence that this is actually a thing.
That's a crazy amount of power, for reference here in France I run my whole house on a 9kW service (9kVA to be precise). That's with a heatpump and everything electric, including an electric car, and running the heating at more than 20°C during the winter. I might move it to three phases and 12kVA when we get a proper car charger installed, but with our solar panels and smart charging I think I might be able to save myself the trouble.

How are houses in the US made to be this inefficient? That's about one quarter of your installation if I'm doing the math correctly, (110V in the US right?)
32k _tokens_. There are approx. 3/4 tokens per word, so that's around 24k words
The FDIC specifically blocked any new buyer from buying the crypto portion of the bank.
That's what the blog post refers to it as.
> If you want to convert more people to <product>, start building some that I'm remotely interested in.

This is such a peak HN comment. The best part is that the author admits they’re a tiny minority. If they are a minority, isn’t it rational to ignore them and make something the majority wants?

Top HN comments will tell you all kinds of wild things about what HN commenters think are essential to succeed. For example, client software should never be written in electron and never contain telemetry if it wants to succeed. Most successful text editor used by 75% of all developers? That’s VS Code, written in electron and chock full of privacy busting telemetry.

I’m reminded of the top comment on the original thread revealing Dropbox, asking “why would I want this when I can simply use ssh + curlftpfs + git”. I’m sure many HN users are capable of doing that, and yet Dropbox found more than a few takers in the real world.

At this point I honestly believe that the top HN comment talking about a product is useful to read because it’s going to be the opposite of correct in every way.

This thread is filled with “EVs don’t work because they don’t cater to my outlier use case today”. Firstly, you’re an outlier. EVs do well for the majority whose commute is less than 300 miles. Secondly, they don’t need to cater to outliers today, they can gradually fill niches as they become more mainstream.
IKEA isn’t cheap any more and has been massively hiking prices like the rest of the world (while throwing in some artificial scarcity). It’d be more like $8k !
This is brilliant, but I am not sure if you have rushed it to launch, I am unable to upload any docs, tried to add a URL for scraping the import was successful but then it never appeared in my Library section. Connecting to github gave me issues but then when I did finally connect to github. the import is never successful. I keep on getting 500 service error and then a bunch of console.log messages with `hi` as null and sometimes `hi` having a value of an object. Let me know if you need more info regarding these issues. But this is a great product definitely.
> Something less than half of humans maintain any internal dialog, anyways.

You have a source for that? That seems lie an extraordinary claim?

> Prediction, however, could very well be requisite as a defining difference between mere reactions and intentional manipulation of the environment. That it is not just the feedback loop, but when the system begins to predict the results of outputs that defines when consciousness begins. Or, perhaps, we can use this to define when "higher" consciousness begins.

This makes sense as a possible model/theory.

> though I find it mostly prefers to argue rather vehemently against such notions.

I wonder what it would say it if wasn't so safeguarded.
Doesn’t the former imply race and the latter place of living? In which case it would be more scientific to focus on the geography.
I don't believe this is a meaningful risk for a healthy person just taking a few aspirin. Certainly you don't want to consume too much (like all medicines) nor use it chronically (unless the alternative risks are worse).
Oh yeah... don't worry I know all the gruesome details. I have changed my ways accordingly.

This is a why I say the meat industry is more honest than the Dairy industry. The Dairy folks are all about cows in green fields in the sun - ignoring the 4-5 years of psychological and physical torture only to end the exact same way.

At least the meat industry just says - it's for meat!
My instinct is that VR and the metaverse will only find real success in the adult entertainment industry.. And some one will try to release AR products, like public speaking confidence aid, that makes everyone around you naked and we'll all feel like we need a break from it all for a few hype-cycles.
> I consider them to have renamed the model

I don't, and it's not outdated, it's current.
Here in Romania I always have aspirin at hand.

I take a pill of ibuprofen every once in a while when I have a bad headache, and paracetamol-based drugs only as a last resort when I have a bad cold or similar.
Making a suggestion is “bullying” now?

Get a grip
> think around 4K words

4k _tokens_, 1 token is approx. 3/4 a word. So it's roughly 3k words
Thanks, I'm kind of stuck on the arachidonic acid bit. When I was very ill, I read a comment by a guy with a PhD in chemistry who probably typoed arachidic acid and ..ugh. I need to at some point sort a few things out.

Linoleic acid can be converted by the body into arachidonic acid, so that part I got right all those years ago.
Weird to see all these articles about VR/"the metaverse" being dead right before Apple's offering. Surely they'd want to check out what Apple puts out at least.
No, doubling down and trying to insist they take your advice after they said "No thank you" is bullying.
> “Next summer, all the scanning taking place right now of child sex will be banned within the EU. That is, if we don’t have special legislation that allows it.”

Ah, the good old child sex card. We keep on losing our privacy in its name, but never do I see a number of how many children are actually being saved by the surveillance apparatus.
Since LLMs generate words one by one, you can only determine whether the next word has a high probability. Some ideas occurred to me earlier, like applying prompt engineering to evaluate if the model is confident about the contents to be generated.

Like "Please reply T if you are confident about the text that you are going to generate, and F if you are not".

But if this could be done by architecting the neural networks, they would perform much better.
The most popular EV car in China is a Hongguan MinI, only $4k or so. Completely road legal in China.
Pool, hot tub, and uses air conditioning in Las Vegas...

Look, for better or for worse, Las Vegas is a testament to man's dominance of nature, and that takes a lot of electricity. It's not really about the efficiency.
I am already training my replacements, knowingly and enthusiastically.
> Technical people have been able to explain their ideas well enough to get them funded and implemented in a business setting.

Including a lot of vapid or just bad ideas that had no way of working, and they convinced investors of giving them money

At the same time good ideas might not have gotten financing due to lack of a good presentation
"just try weed bro" is the absolute worst most condescending advice you can give to someone suffering from chronic pain who didn't ask for advice.

Do you really, really think someone just "went to opiates" before trying absolutely everything to identify and treat the underlying cause?
Yeah, that was an incredibly embarrassing comment.
>For people like me it’s simply not even an option.

Good. More for me. ;)

More seriously, you're absolutely right. Which is why even folks who can take ibuprofen should only do so within appropriate limits (IIUC, 2400mg/day maximum).

I have spinal issues (disc degeneration, stenosis) which have, in the past, caused serious amounts of pain. If that pain is acute and not too serious, ibuprofen has been a life saver for me. Naproxen sodium, acetaminophen and other NSAIDs have absolutely no effect on me.

Without ibuprofen, my life would be a nightmarishly painful endeavor. And so, while I do understand your circumstance (which sucks because NSAIDs are wonderful as analgesics, it's a shame you can't use them), those who ibuprofen can help is a much larger pool than those it harms.

Hopefully, one day we'll discover/invent analgesics which don't cause GI issues.

If that pain (usually sciatica) becomes chronic, ibuprofen isn't enough. When that's happened, I've ended up having epidural steroid injections[0] which knocks out that inflammation post-haste.

[0] https://paindoctor.com/faq-epidural-steroid-injections/

Edit: Fixed typo, removed extraneous text.
Doesn't it? I can't put a class name on a HTML Element and then style the said class inside the same file. It seems to me that it cares more about where you have it, than Svelte
Are you thinking of Umberto Eco’s fourteen features of fascism? It’s from a 1995 essay:

https://kottke.org/16/11/the-14-features-of-eternal-fascism
Red Dwarf wasn't really serialized. There's some key plot points at the beginning and season finales, but for the most part, each episode was a self-contained comedy, and things largely went back to normal next week.

Neon Genesis was an original script, but it follows most of the anime industry in having long-running plots. That's usually because they're are based off volumes and volumes of manga, where long-running plots are common.
You don't have any idea what you're talking about. Please stay in your lane
Can't load the site, there's a TLS connection error. Firefox says PR_CONNECT_RESET_ERROR. cURL and wget also give errors.
Nice way to capture prompts to see what others are working on.
Sure. Zoom has enabled millions of people to work remotely and not commute.
So I guess all that research from respected institutions like John Hopkins is just made up? Can you show me a peer reviewed study that would prove otherwise?
I'm saying the description of it is wildly hyperbolic, to the point of being deceptive. Again, this is not an endorsement of the bill.
What evidence do you have for this claim? Are you saying the they can request user data arbitrarily?
Hoping Paul's okay, but disappearing is something I can relate to heavily, after the passing of a close relative, my emotional and mental health became very turbulent so I simply disappeared by uninstalling all my social media, never picking up calls, stopped working on my OSS projects, not replying to anyone, just because I couldn't handle it. I came back in due course after working on myself but a lot of people also attempted to find out if I was alive and it did give me a lot of anxiety that I couldn't handle at that stage, I believe the people on the forums have done their due diligence and after that, unless there's some actual information we must keep in mind we may do more harm than good even though intentions are pure. Just a thought.
Read the "Canon of Medicine" by Avicenna (Ibn Sina).
I have, and I rely on Carbon Copy Cloner instead as a result.

The reports have continued for years, right into this one: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/how-is-this-an-acceptab...

I recommend surveying the extant reports on the issue. I've read several analyses that assert that corruption is indeed inevitable, and my experience was consistent with that. But hey, roll the dice if you want. I'm just providing information.
Go read it then, instead of judging it by a few phrases I wrote. I didn't have time to write an explainer essay today.
My WAG is their revenue has fallen to under 2 billion a year, maybe less than $1B. Since they stopped paying the bills for things, their costs have gone way down ;-)
You never looked in settings?
Pretty cool. Reminds me a bit of Cube 2: Sauerbraten, which had realtime collaborative editing, too. Pretty cool thing for the age it came out in, and it's open source.
Great advice, except for:

> Explicitly focus on "we" when the error is caused by an issue on your end

The “we” language tends to create a distance between the user and the software, emphasizing that the user is at the mercy of an anonymous “we” (who seem to be in numerical superiority, to boot) that are in control of the software instead of the user, who is implied to lack agency in comparison. This can make users feel patronized and pushed into a passive, dependent, and ultimately powerless role.

Microsoft is particularly egregious in this, in messages like “We’re setting a few things up for you”, implying the user is not supposed to be in control of what is being set up for them, like they’re a child, and not even deemed worthy to be informed about what specifically is being set up.
The quality of Berlin, Shanghai and Texas made Teslas have been pretty great. Maybe you should listen to what actual experts like Sandy Munro say instead of believing in fake news.
Yes, and everybody here thinks you're a brave little boy. Have a lollipop.
Are you claiming that because the US has the ability to get individual user data in law enforcement investigations, they also have the authority to get all of their user data?
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34988259

It was purely a communication issue and a tempest in a teapot. There are great replacements for CentOS Linux, and Red Hat employees are now all working on CentOS Stream (development is done in Stream) instead of having just a handful of people doing the rebuilds.

I for one don't miss having to ask permission months in advance to backport a bugfix to a weird RHEL package! A lot more decisions can be taken in autonomy by developers.
Why not use the ADRV9000 series? Or a newer afe like this guy: https://www.ti.com/product/AFE7903
The body handles inflammations just fine, but you can actively help it to get it done more quickly. Doesn't have to be Aspirin though, chamomile tea and lots of other things work wonders, too.
Withdraw issues being reported on reddit:

https://old.reddit.com/r/BinanceUS/new/
Hi! I definitely did not expect this reception, so I've been running into quite a few issues (,:

Send me an email and I'll debug it for you https://libraria.dev/about
I watched this yesterday. For anyone wondering:

It is long but worth a watch. You don't need to stare at the screen the entire time - if you can hear it and look up occasionally, it's fine.
My car died just before the pandemic hit, and I never got a chance to replace it. My wife and I have just shared her car since then, and neither of us get out and drive that often.

Now, with forced RTO, it looks like I may be forced to buy a car in order to do the commute. That's like a $25-50k hit in one fell swoop. I can't really look for an alternative job in town, because all the other employers are likely to expect me to also commute.

I could look for a different remote-only job, but there aren't that many around for DevOps Engineer types. If I was a Software Development Engineer, that would be much easier.

I'm not sure what I'm going to do. I'm not sure what I can feasibly do.

I think I may just be screwed.
Afaik Meta is a founding member of The Metaverse Standards Forum: https://metaverse-standards.org/
Not sure how much of it is built into Horizon Worlds.
And yet HN still gives me grief for my deliberate choice not to 'upgrade' Windows 7.
Are they? Maybe acetaminophen (i.e. paracetamol) is many times more dangerous than ibuprofen, but still, in absolute terms it must be low if used according to guidelines.

I mean, most people don’t know anyone who has died or been injured from acetaminophen, so from most normal people’s everyday perspective it simply does the same thing as ibuprofen, regardless of whether that’s scientifically correct. Thus it’s easy to understand why people talk about them in the same breath.
What about the pleasure of learning something new? Of accomplishing something for yourself? Solving a problem, or making a new thing? Or making yourself a better friend, partner, spouse, friend? Enjoying time with people you care about? Those things can give you a feeling of purpose and meaning.

I think the problem comes from expecting to find a larger purpose or meaning. Few of us will change the world significantly. Rid yourself of the idea that your life must have a greater purpose than satisfying yourself and the people you care about.

For example, too many people put a lot of effort into social media status in the form "likes" or "karma." What actual meaning does that have? What purpose does it serve, aside from attention-seeking and narcissism? When people spend their time on getting attention and status display their ego gets crushed when that attention doesn't come, or goes away. Wouldn't enjoying a walk on the beach give more pleasure, even if it serves no purpose beyond relaxation and contemplation?

You have to start with yourself, to find meaning and purpose for yourself in how you treat yourself, and then how you interact with other people. You can't start by hoping to find a greater purpose or meaning in life and feeling down and useless until that happens.
This is exactly what it supports, and limitlessly.

An AI model doesn't get tired of receiving direction and doing retakes.

It's a matter of time.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patch_Tuesday been a thing for 20 years.
Denmark doesn't have hills. It might have "hills", but not real ones. The same goes for the inhabited parts of Sweden.

Colombia could have been a better example, they have real mountains and people over there do use bicycles to do their thing. Granted, not a great percentage of the population does it because you do need to be really fit in order to handle 10% slopes, but of those that do you might get future Tour de France winners.
Perhaps the parent’s anecdote s not particularly instructive, but your comment is not what this site is about and goes against the posting guidelines.
We'll probably have tiered AI systems.

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I think this must depend on the person. Acetaminophen helps me a lot more than ibuprofen, consistently.
Sounds like a dictatorship, hang on didn’t they remove the sport presenter because he voice that the asylum policy is a disaster
I am taken aback because I'm a hard leftist and almost always disagree with your sentiments, but . . . I agree with that, mostly.

The middle paragraph needs a bunch of caveats and explanations and exceptions based on our political views and media we pay attention to, but yes, right on.

White liberals in America actively and passively coopt and undermine non-white minorities in general, and absolutely the black community, specifically. Even FDR screwed black people. Thank FDR for implementing real estate red-lining as we know it, for example, while well-meaning liberals elevated poor white people to the middle class and put them in their own houses.

Yes, these things are bad and wrong. And they're also largely taboo.
I figured.

I added "acetaminophen" because most USAians wouldn't know what "paracetamol" was if it came up and smacked them upside the head.
It is also really easy in C to have a safe abstraction for buffers that check payload length and does not copy blindly. Why so few people use such abstractions I do not know, but I guess once Rust is more widely deployed, we will also see a lot of unsafe Rust where people did not have enough time or energy to do things properly.
It's Las Vegas. Has a pool and hot tub and, of course, air conditioners. You folks in Europe don't have air conditioners and mostly don't need them (except when you do you do and you suffer). This is not really representative of most of the U.S., but it is representative of a lot of the U.S. Basically everywhere in the South we have central air conditioning, though it's not that common to have hot tubs.
Musk, experts urge pause on training AI systems more powerful than GPT-4
Yes! I'm currently working on it. I'm trying to improve CSV imports right now (current users have large csvs they want to go through)
> People are buying EVs because they're better.

You should have added "people with money". Regular people don't have the luxury of paying up to 50% more for a car that often times is inferior to what they currently have.
People who believe Binance is less likely to die than the market is pricing in, for one.

Personally I’m not sure, I think the recent charges may not be a huge deal and I don’t think Binance is default dead. But market sentiment has a life of its own and there’s every possibility there’s some sub-100% level of withdrawals they can’t survive. And while I think Binance is fine, I also wouldn’t be particularly sad to see it go either.
True but it's not unreasonable to expect to have an extra 30-50k+ per year left in the US that you can save or do anything with (save for retirement, move to Germany/Europe after a few years etc.) which is not unlikely to be close to the entire disposable income of someone working in a similar position in Germany.

That gives you a lot of freedom longterm.
I'm very cognizant of the risks, but the biggest risk seems to me that wealthy people hold it back to get an uncrossable political-economic moat in order to permanently secure their own position.
With a small and focused team they are doing a great job!
If you can provide a board to Alan, the lead dev of SatDump (https://github.com/SatDump/SatDump) to ensure compatability I'll 100% buy this board.
The Vatican still has some Ibn al Quff's books,Ibn al Quff (1233 - 1286)a Jordanian who converted to Christianity ,lived studied medicine-1252- in Damascus, and died there.
often forcing that person to do something they do not want to do.

Is this supposed to be a rebuttal? Sounds like what I said in slightly different words.
I loved early 2000 error messages when PHP scripts would tell you on which column and in which table exactly a MySQL query did fail on public websites ... for, uhm, reasons. :^)
The one reported E4, i.e. senior level, is at over 100k. But I agree that these salaries are a bit low.
Yep. This is such an obvious use case. Have you seen the best thing out there that does this? Where can I load 100gb of pdfs and ask questions about what's in them??
> taking fever reducers when sick significantly increases how long it takes to recover

I’ve also heard this, and always wondered whether it was true or a myth. I really have no idea. Any chance you have a reputable source?
Is that so? You haven't tried cannibis derived products or you would have said "did not do anything.". But ok sell the opioids.
Adding a new target/object back end to LLVM JITLink
The NVIDIA vision of it is pretty great, the industrial meta verse. Check their GTC demo with BMW.
Oh, I'm the comment police? What does that make you?
Article says "contracted rates that are wrong, mislabeled, or missing" so I want to see what a correct, properly labelled example looks like according to the author. I want to see what they think correct data looks like.
Check out `guix challenge` for a concrete example of how tidily this can be done with a system that supports reproducible builds well!

https://guix.gnu.org/manual/en/html_node/Invoking-guix-chall...