skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thank you!! Really glad you enjoyed it

We actually have no clue... but it seems to be holding up well. We can scale up the CPU as necessary but not sure about Twilio. I guess we will find out!
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"Space is big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist's, but that's just peanuts to space."
Maybe the C suite should use software. I am serious - i see software as a form of literacy and at some point the workers for the worlds largest companies stopped being human and became CPUs and GPUs. Coders became managers. I mean Twitter is trying to become a company of workers (CPUs) and their managers only.

You do need a unifying story so that the managers co-ordinate at a high "mission" level.

And most of the rest of the co-ordination is done via integration testing.

Frankly "managers" as we know them, supervisory over a few people are done for.

What will succeed is what google now seems to optimise for - being nice and safe for coders so they can co-operate.

Frankly therapists on tap might make for better org design - iron out most of the directional problems with "the story", keep people from infighting by sharing the cash and occasional therapy sessions and you pretty much describe Google till last year.
thanks! we have a more "informational" phone number at +19105862633 that speaks a little slower (but sounds more robotic).
https://archive.ph/QDREa
Surely we can agree there is risk? (You do imply it's powerful, "this tech is literally the most exciting development of my lifetime".)

Also can we agree "It's not up to a handful of researchers to endanger the lives of 6B other people."?

I want to work on it too for the same reason! Can it be done safely, is worth investigating. (Yes, opinion)
Or the world has always had issues and the lense through which we now view the world is an everpresent fear coaster.

Step away from the news & social media for a few months. You can't effect the outcome anyway and you might find you're happier.
It used to be traditional in English gamebird hunting to "hang them by the neck until the body separated from the head" to age the meat...
have you tried gpt-4? how can you possibly say it's not an extremely powerful tool?

what happens when someone determined links it - or thousands of its - or thousands of next year's 3x as powerful its -- up to the internet with a code interpreter and a hard-coded poor intention?
>a preponderance of HN

is exactly the bias I'm talking about: https://i.imgur.com/Si183zE.jpg

HN is basically just reddit with slightly more dissent with the prevailing bias to be found in the [flagged] [dead] section. When the hivemind encounters data that causes cognitive dissonance it downvotes and flags it.
Statistics like that don't always make sense.
Prior to the 1960s you will barely find incest in any official report because society wasn't ready to talk about it.
You don't own the definition of AI. Whether LLMs are intelligent or just pretending to be doesn't matter to many people, and it's not your place to tell them their opinion is wrong.
Why is there even a separate domain for mobile that has these issues?
Then don't play fast and loose. Maybe one day we will look at a river or valley and use the word "cradle" in a non-metaphorical manner. Right now, we don't.
(As cool as Neon is. If you're already serverless for other reasons, they're providing a nice solution for Postgres.)
> Even more so because of its MOC.

Ho-humm, I'd argue that specific point. The meta-object system adds introspection and reflection, and helps it get e.g. fantastic Python bindings. Various other bindings are also basically built around wrapping QObject+QMetaObject.

Yes, binding Qt is anyway harder than GTK's C API. But not because of the MOC.
Not only Spanish.
I'm picturing a guy hauling a roadkill deer in, tossing it on a table and yelling "meat's up!" I mean, sure, they didn't have cars back then, but it's better than letting trash-eating deer meat go to waste.
I was having this discussion with a friend recently that the porn usage also drops significantly during various religious festivals. I don't have any firm data to back up my hypothesis but I did find one news article.

https://www.indiatimes.com/news/india/indians-become-sanskar...
If the bulk of the universe was inside a black hole, including us, would we know it? My understanding was, not necessarily.

Second question, if that's the case: Can singularities recurse? Could you have local blackholes inside a super-massive blackhole?
In the age of AI, don't let your skills atrophy
Run amusk.
yes, but for you all of that text is associated with ideas. The word "dog" has an associated object. For a machine like GPT-4, the word "dog" has no meaning or object, but it does have an associated likelihood for adjacent words. The words themselves aren't the intelligence, the ideas behind them are.
> I am not conscious of any major modern debates around women’s rights except abortion/birth control, and I see no particular link between the causes of Dobbs and that generic time period.

2011-2012 was when the major wave of state anti-abortion laws (135 in those two years) and the first notable state executive measure defunding Planned Parent that represented the beginning (well, the visible conversion to a major active push rather than mere rhetoric) of the anti-abortion push by the Republican Party that led to Dobbs occurred.
If I hadn't booted my laptop into Windows (once, to updated the bios), Linux wouldn't have had working audio. And updating the bus from Linux can be a massive pain in the ass, depending on the vendor.
Dogs and Cats Linked to Reduced Child Food Allergies
There's a web-based Applesoft BASIC editor that runs in emulated ProDos and has a large library of BASIC software that can be directly loaded (via the dropdown selectors in the top-right) at https://paleotronic.com/applesoft/

There's even the original BASIC version of Oregon Trail!

For a native BASIC interpreter, there's an enhanced version of Applesoft BASIC built-in to the microM8 Apple II emulator -- it has various enhancements including 3D voxel graphics and the ability to draw in SHR (Super Hi-Res) https://paleotronic.com/microM8
There are many ways to slice and dice these numbers.

Work out how much that 300$/year from birth would add to someone’s retirement and say it’s not a lot of money.
Bill Gates on Reddit – I recently had the opportunity to test ride Wayve
This reddit post, combined with a video I've been seeing everywhere today (https://youtu.be/ruKJCiAOmfg) makes me wonder if Bill Gates made any investment or has any other relationship with Wayve.

Wayve does pretty impressive stuff with their end-to-end approach (and their papers are pretty good), but I personally believe a more modular approach like Waymo or Cruise is how things are going to be in the future.
That layout is not the case.

For instance, Canadian keyboards have a different layout from American ones, and keyboards that support other languages have different keys as well
Trump mocked veterans, POWs and casualties of war several times during his presidency. I think we just decided that doesn’t matter.
That’s the opposite of my experience with i3/Mini compared to the Enders of the world. Cheap printers => eternal fix/mod hell, Prusa => still “just works.”

If you don’t care to become a part-time 3D printer tech, and value your time more than a few hundred dollars vs. dozens of hours spent trying to get it right, buy Prusa and get printing.
C++ is useful outside Qt, one of the top languages on the industry, Dart on the other hand...
That's must be a world first, some rich people asking other rich people to not do rich people things in public
The Amy Waxman point was explicitly used by The Coddling Of The American Mind to prove its point, while the book completely ignored the context that Amy Waxman was racist, which is why it's referenced here. It's clear you haven't even read the book you're trying to defend here, so why are you doing this?

Edited to add: A gish-gallop? I'm just linking a set of references that the podcast uses because of the critique that podcasts are apparently bad to listen to? Do you want a transcript or something? I'm just wanting to let folks have some context to this article dude, that isn't coming from a source without its own biases and to keep that in mind when reading. Why are you being weird about this, man?
That could be.

We just had the ugly requirement of having to build a rust library/crate that uses C++ libraries (tensorflow lite + libedgetpu). That forced us to use bazel, on/for platforms that i have little experience / love for (Windows, Apple platforms).

Hitting the platform annoyances of each of those platforms just added to the pain. (On Windows, the 260 character path limit + on iOS Apple messing with ar binary used to create static libraries).

Left a very bad taste of trying to use bazel as a build tool. Even handwritten 1000+ lines of makefiles/experimental build systems like qbs did not cause so many headaches.
When I try to remove snapd it says it'll also remove ubutu-server-minimal. And that scares me.
Actually you can always be anonymous, just like most of the web3 projects, and the federal government don't know who you are, in US or in Thailand, if and only if you don't sell the tokens on coinbase and withdraw the cash via Wells Fargo
Haidt's book argues that students and faculty denouncing Amy Wax is stifling a culture of freedom of speech, while purposefully not addressing what the students and faculty were denouncing. This is one of the few examples he provides.
I put the printer on a study Ikea wheeled table, and put it in the bathroom when I use it. The ventilating fan in the bathroom is sufficient.
I'll add to this: one that uses KDE, please. Kubuntu has served me well but I'm tired of Canonical's shit.
Are you suggesting an alternative of not caring about how this technology will negatively impact society is a preferable approach?
The disconnect might be wasting young peoples lives having them spend hours looking at influencers, reminding them of all the ways they might die from things, and keeping them busy scrolling and up on the latest trends of today.

When you stop paying attention to the deluge of alerts and articles, you can focus on your own tasks and get to experience some neat stuff and wonderful people in this world.
Yep, same here. I remember years ago playing around with the student version of 3DS Max, was able to create and animate quite complex scenes for my school presentations in minutes, everything was very intuitive and stable. Trying to use Blender feels like I'm wrestling with the interface most of the time, while not being entirely sure what's going on the rest of the time.

Got to admit overall it looks better and better. Wish they took some time to redesign the interface properly, not just 'improve' it. The current one is still mostly looks and feels like 2.x
Well your basic assumption was already wrong, what else do you want me to tell you? That people don't personally care whether or not cyrpto's selling point remains viable? as if anyone should
For someone who hates 'wokeness' and 'virtue signaling', Elon Musk sure does enough of his own.
All the nicknames for people on HN has this place feeling like Reddit lately.

What happened to mature conversations on interesting topics?
This seems like it could have exciting implications for VR.

Even after many years, one of my favourite things to do in VR is Google Earth. Yet, as a developer, it's a frustratingly closed platform.

I understand that they don't want me to put steampunk zeppelins into the world, but I so very want that.
I appreciate this, the challenge is that the wife won't let me get away with that level of jank (the balcony door opens into the living room) ... :-)

In the next life I'll get a house and build it around the 3D printer.
People are free to distribute Firefox however they want... Without the logo and Firefox branding. If they want to distribute it _as_ Firefox they have to meet Mozilla's conditions
nginx config parsing can be slow for large deployments. Or at least it could 5 years ago when we had this issue.
I will need to run LLama locally to tell me if I'm reading an ad and then block it.
This rework has been in the works for some time, they released a whole blog post explaining some changes (eg, switched from angular to react, and more): https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/blog/2023/03/2...
Joke is on you when you lay off someone worth $4 billion

https://www.forbes.com/profile/isaac-perlmutter/
fwiw ... I picked VB6 because it's the last version of VB I liked (used a couple editions prior, and tried to use VB .NET in 03 ... hated it) :)
U.S. Sen. Mark Warner on TikTok, China, and the End of Techno-Optimism
>One of them is.

None of them I'd say. I'd argue moc is not C++
If I were planning to use A.I. to do what Amazon Fresh does I'd build a human-powered prototype that collects training data and break the decision making process down into small tasks that can be farmed out to different people or automated. Eventually I'd try to automate as many tasks as I could but a project like that might well reach an asymptote where you can't get rid of the people.

It seems like a nightmare to me to send people a receipt later because they could always say I ripped them off and charged them too much, maybe they are right or maybe they are just trying to rip me off. If the transaction is complete in a short amount of time then the window for disputes is less.
Take away the social media, and I suspect the teens would have far fewer mental health problems.
Aren't search ads the biggest revenue source for Google, one of the biggest tech companies around?
So why rotten meat smells terrible and a steak delicious? Why would we evolve that perception of something that nutritious and which could prevent me from starving. Why my nose keeps telling me to keep away from rotten meant?
I dimly recall a New Yorker article about people who eat roadkill. They do have their limits though. It has to be fresh roadkill :)
Maybe they studied what paintings sold for them.
Compute and bandwidth are not free. Just because they can afford to give it away for free doesn’t mean there’sa good business case to do so.
It would really be nice to have this work, and maybe sometimes it will work by having a discreet conversation with a trusted manager. But that's not a sure-fire thing. For all you know they're done having layoffs.

Another idea, you could see if the company might be open to an unpaid sabbatical.

The only sure-fire solution in my mind is to get another job, and the way to make that into a break is to set your start date later. Most employers don't even mind a start date that's around a month into the future.
Great question.

Simple linting rules can get you lots of mileage here. First and foremost, you ensure that in any component CSS file, ALL selectors begin with a class that mirrors the filename.

It seems to me that this can prevent the vast majority of conflit or spillover occurences. Don't you think?

Legitimately curious here as well!
Url changed from https://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2023/03/wi..., which points to this.
I feel like they really missed an opportunity to make their example Horse in Motion rather than Horse Galloping on a Street
HI!

Thank Odin I found you!

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I have a conceptual wheel design idea that I feel that only you can accomplish a successful design...

Before I email you some rambling wall of text, would you be open to hearing about some crazy concepts?

--

TL;DR:

The idea is to use Toroidal Propellers as 'spokes' in various light-weight, 3d-printable 'turbines', along with wind-shrouds to force vector air current to dynamos... specifically in various scaled applications for objects which already have a rotational input (shaft, wheel, spinny thing, etc)

Open to hearing from the loony bin?

Where read thesis?

Also, I am Norwegian! (but from Ballard, Seattle)

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People tend to think of 'scaled' as in "LARGER" -- but it can also be used to refer to smaller...

Think of toroidal pumps in tiny bio tubes (veins, maybe, distributed heart pumping/nutrients pumping to isolated bio-assets (simulate pumping of heart of external bio-fluids to individually separated muscles connected to a biovascular pump system that can mimic the actual heart pattern of a donor to keep tissue happy) perhaps?)

Anyway -- its the evolution of Davinci's first documenting the importance of eddies, which we later discovered is how pumps work... (We knew pumps, but we didnt understand how they worked (documentedly) in Archemedies time (we also 'know' he did "discover" this, he documented it...) Anyway... (Sorry for the rant)

I want to develop a way to capture the eddies around certain objects.... If we examine Whales (the animal) they have a symbiotic relationship with barnacles... the barnacles attach to the leading edge of their fins. Whales eat off of plankton, small critters...

The barnacles create eddies along the wing surface..

BLAH BLAH BLAH

And the eddies feed both.... And I would like to talk to you about how this impacts flight! (passive extendable props that are fed off eddy wash) and pumps, and fluidic dynamics... and a bunch of cool boring shit.
Why do you say that? Obviously it's not a person, it's just stats (not even logic).
H2o.ai internal policy to hush up assault
If you have experienced this, speak out, this needs to end now.
World events and economy aside, there are also clear trends with teenagers (and people as a whole) having fewer close friends than ever - loneliness is more common than ever. Our culture and society as a whole is declining in its ability to foster community and friendship, which really is deadly in its own way.
I highly doubt that Reddit per se has any significant effect whatsoever—which is not to say that it can't be an instance of the overarching platforms that cause the phenomenon.

The reason I'm disregarding Reddit as a significant cause is threefold:

a) Reddit is overwhelmingly male, and the most affected group are teenage girls

b) Reddit is not that big of a platform in the teenage demographic

c) Even if it were, its popularity is not in any way homogeneous across countries. If Reddit itself had an effect, the USA would be much more affected by the phenomenon than the UK, for instance.
His name is third on the signatories...
I agree with this take. The biggest difference I see between the world I grew up in in the 80s/90s and today is how everything has moved to this horrible "winner take all" mode. Not just in education, but everything. Every aspect of life has turned into this zero-sum slugfest where very few win the lottery or kill their way to the top, and the remainder are expected to live with nothing. Used to be there were careers available for A students, B students, C students, D students and so on. We're very quickly moving towards this bimodal: ultra-luxury standard of living for a tiny few elite who ended up #1 (or lucked into it through their parents), and squalor for everyone else.

My kid asks me what career she should be when she grows up and I honestly don't know what to tell her. Every job category is fighting for its life against the capital ownership class's unquenchable need for more of the pie. The truth is that it probably doesn't matter. Unless I'm a multimillionaire and pay her way to the elite club, she doesn't really have anything besides downward class mobility to look forward to.
Having never written using any of these technologies, I was wondering how ergonomic GTK would be in Rust. Isn't GTK very object-oriented in its design?
I don't understand what exactly I'm looking at, since it's not my area. What is going on here?
That doesn't mean that if your parameter count is big enough to handle the input, the next step can't more efficiently hand off [parts of] the query to a specialised module. The emergent properties of LLMs learning maths and chess from text inputs alone are interesting, but specialised engines are much more efficient and more accurate.
Not quite on topic, but I wanted to start 3D printing for a long time, but it feels there’s a huge gap from where I am (0 knowledge of 3D modeling and obviously 0 experience with printing) and where I want to get (design some custom parts that would make my life easier, e.g. a custom support for my Magic Trackpad that integrates with my keyboard).

Does anyone have a good recommendation to go “from zero to hero”?
I really hope the ??? vomit isn't accepted.
BASIC is ripe for a classic if-by-whiskey argument:

If by BASIC you mean the line-numbered language with single-character global variable names, with no flow control beyond GOTO and maybe GOSUB, which encouraged, nay, demanded humans crunch their own programs by removing as much whitespace as possible to fit them in RAM, then it wasn't a good language.

If by BASIC you mean the block-structured language with most modern flow control features, normal ideas about variable names and scope, which allows people to write GUI applications in a short period of time using GUI builders and easy access to libraries written in other languages, then it is a good language, but still not my favorite.
For some reason my hn client did not post my link. The landing page is this: https://landhive-ai.netnode.ch/home you can generate a site with a promt using this https://landhive-ai.netnode.ch/start
Looks like they have a history of using chatGPT to post comments, specifically.
Cerebras-GPT vs. LLaMA AI Model Performance Comparison
This looks great! For the 2x general improvement, how much of that is due to setting/modifying postgres settings and adding good indexes, versus improvements to the code itself?
I’m clearly in a different world; I see wild diversity in aesthetics and function around me every day. Conformity and convergence? Yes, it’s there but all around it is the beautiful chaos of creativity and divergence.
I'd imagine there would be at least some deviance from their current orbits. The sun experiences tidal forces, just like any other body, and the distance between each planet and the closest/furthest atoms of the black hole would be different than that of the sun. Not sure how much different the orbits would be, but they would certainly be different to some degree.
Big discussion here -

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35348353
(420 comments, 289 points)
Not for teenagers, not anymore; there was a striking trend reversal exactly around 2010: https://www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/magazine/tavistock-transg...
What vr platform supports it?

I’d love to have some kind of remote robot that live streams to me as it goes around somewhere remote. Yes this has many obvious problems, but to be able to be in Tokyo for a few hours, hear the environment and direct what I want to see would be incredibly exciting to me.
I think you need to try it out, with GPT4, because it is so obviously much better than Google. Simple queries are fine with Google, not much difference, but especially for things like coding problems (where you can e.g. specify the environment you are running in) it has always responded with the correct answer the first time. It's already saving me over an hour a day, and as far as I understand there is much more things it can do I am not using.
The Mk3S (so presumably the Mk4) has a silent mode, which cuts down the noise significantly. I have mine on a 5cm×25×25cm paving slab which also helps avoid vibrations.

With a closed door between my bedroom and the printer at night, it's no problem.