skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Hate to see this – wish the SF politicians AND voter-base took crime more seriously.
This is the undergraduate curriculum for additional major in Robotics at CMU:

https://www.ri.cmu.edu/education/academic-programs/undergrad...

You can google the course numbers and find out which of the courses have an available webpage and study material from there.
I understand, it’s a failure mode unique to LLM’s. What I mean is that it has no relation with intelligence. Humans have failure modes too and often quite weird an surprising ones too, but they are different. It’s just that we biased and used to it.
It started as a tiny vm for playing around with, then I came across the article [1] and started doing the sections until it was ready to open to other users.

As for Void Linux, it's the distro all my machines run. It's stable, lightweight, feels like a bsd, and the automated package build system is fantastic. I started with Fedora in 2016 and used it for years, but switched to Void after becoming disillusioned with systemd issues on my server.

[1] https://www.edwinwenink.xyz/posts/47-tilde_server/
True. But if you asked me what Route 53 does I wouldn’t be able to tell you without checking. Cloud DNS, OTOH,
is a pretty descriptive product name. I’m not saying you disagree, just reiterating the point that AWS naming is just a little too silly and clever for its own good ;)
You mean like so?

> Loss: 1 BAT

> Profit: viewed a website

Surely its only when you change one currency for another, right? I enjoyed a banana earlier today and didn't have to pay capital gains on its ripeness...
Why would Putin have to explain/lie about his decisions in a new way?
He links to the Wikipedia article. If someone is interested enough, they're welcome to do their own research. The article would not have been improved with your recommendation in any appreciable way for the reader.
It takes GPT-4 perhaps 25-30 tries on the API to help me write an entire class with complex functionality, including testing, correcting and asking for new output.

Sometimes, it can one-shot the problem.

Gonna go with Carmack and say that "hand-coding" isn't going to last.

Another thing it can do is reliably debug a file, or point me in the right direction, if I explain the bug and provide the code.

It's scary as hell because I can reliably assume that it will always understand the nuance to the content I provide.
Better yet, https://pypi.org/project/yarl, or even better still, https://pypi.org/project/hyperlink .
who is complaining and why is that irrational?
Totally agree. Something like: http://vecg.cs.ucl.ac.uk/Projects/projects_fonts/projects_fo... but not only for fonts.
What is life like on Upwork?

Is there a lot of wasted time and low paying contracts?
Very well done. That would be ideal.
this is basically a manual for how our federal government works.
I also experienced Siri talking at what seems like 1% volume recently, out of no change that I can recall making. Just learned how to fix that through these comments, thanks.
If you are privacy driven tech person (class 2) you won't use brave at all.
That's interesting, because if your argument is valid, they wouldn't have to roll back the change.
The ratio gets even worse when you include the locked ones (under "View all"): 23 men, 8 women, or 3:1 (excluding Anime).

+1 to having a more inclusive casting of characters.
Now this is on github. (What would AI assistant system respond after trained on these instructions?)
Homicide is an interesting metric because death is harder to cover up and thus we should expect it to be reported. There are many other crimes which people just wouldn't bother to report.

It would be overly speculative to argue that Jackson MS, one of the most conservative 100k+ cities in the US, has a spectacular murder rate compared to SF because medical care is so good in SF.
I worked in such a place. Worst job I’ve ever had, extremely toxic culture, I ended up burning out and quitting. It took me 18 months to recover from my 3 years nightmare there. Never again.
SORO = Special Operations Research Office

I believe it was originally found in this publication: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Human-Factors-Consider...

which you can read here: https://books.google.com/books?printsec=frontcover&vid=LCCN6...
i think the "poverty" definition is suspect. i recall 20k annual being declared the poverty line, and i would be able to live way beyond my needs if i had that much revenue.

unfortunately we train most kids to be dependent on government conventions, and dont provide the tools, and opportunity, to live independently of this regime.
this is a dependency trap.

considering your comment, i identify as tech-agrarian.
Python 3 had incompatible changes with Python 2. You had to update your code, and for some years it meant lots of projects stayed on Python 2.
Did I miss the vouch window for this? I don’t think it should be flagged.
Super sad, and I'm assuming that moving from SF to Miami was in part due to crime issue.
It was their model for code and what was used for Github copilot, was also used by Replit
I would love to spend more time in the garden. Hunting and fishing are hobbies I'd also love to pursue. I find that after the work week I have just enough time to spend time with my family and not much else.

I'm not sure what is sad about the parent reply can you elaborate?
I wonder if this can be worked around by using the Shortcuts app. Set the Trigger to be when you join the carrier’s SSID — as they show up in the list of valid trigger SSIDs, then set the action set to turn off WiFi.
Maybe we should be complaining to the FCC[1]. Shouldn't they be protecting us from stuff like this?

[1]: https://consumercomplaints.fcc.gov/
The Asus stuff is bit fancier than that, and will do stuff like optimize which AP each device connects to via signal strenth. It's true mesh networking.
If anyone wants to play online there’s an unofficial clone at colonist.io that is much better than the official online version.
Debate on AI Convergence Between LeCun, Russell, Bengio, Zador and More
While that's interesting I'm seeing no displayport or hdmi ports on this thing.

So it's limited to using monitors that have USB-C/thunderbolt connections, or buying special thunderbolt->displayport cables (I say 'special' purely because I don't own any, I'm sure they're available), or dongle/dock chaining. I thought the point of a dock was to expand the ports to things you might realistically want!
San Francisco, as you must be aware, has changed a LOT since pre-Covid. Arguably the administration and policies are surely to blame.

Hope this is a wake up call, but evidence points to the contrary in present day SF
Violent crime went down during Boudin’s tenure. Don’t base opinions on media propaganda.
Copyright lawsuits pose a serious threat to generative AI
I initially came across it in somebody's review of The Red Queen but idk who. The book isn't exactly a must-read, though.

I was skeptical at first but I keep seeing the behaviour around me.
Birds have predators, but most predators don't have humans to shelter them at night, feed them when food is scarce so they are always well fed when they hunt, and take them to the vet to protect them from disease, parasites, and heal their injuries. And human development has pushed out most of the predators that would keep cat populations in check (like coyotes)
I am not 1% as technical as the regular HN contingiency - and i can only say - flashing a pixel 6 pro with graphene was smooth as silk.
Just requires some good reading and instruction following skills.

Amazing OS...works fast, UI doesnt change whenever it feels like...absolutely the best tech related thing i've done this year.

I would have been on it sooner if i wasnt so annoyed about needing to own a Google phone to use it :P
You are right. Apologies. I corrected it. I am still spinning on some results.

To answer the hypothetical - I do think handcrafted solutions by professionals are still the best option in a lot of places. Less weird edges and things to worry about. But, a lot of hard things are quickly reduced to routine crap once you have effectively 'done it' a few times.
Always. No one has any demand on your time.
I don’t think this would work. I can’t think of a single time in my movie going life where a moth has obscured the projection. There must be an existing counter measure. Fascinating idea.
Yeah, I mean, the thing is borderline conspiracy theory. Yet, like with many conspiracy theories, I believe there's a fundament of truth in the backward process. Meaning that the liquids policy doesn't derive from an actual conspiracy, but that interest groups within the airport would now still be kinda lobbing to have this element as a point of discussion as a weight on a future investment decision (in new machines).
Most suburban homes look nothing like "McMansions". They're simple Cape Cods on small lots packed 30 to a block.
it got me today. produced correct output for good input but did not consider a very big edge case that i didn't initially think about.
if this is how we're going to write code then there's going to be even more broken edge cases than usual.
I'm very skeptical that this actually makes things faster. For one, zstd is definitely going to be CPU bound rather than I/O bound. But even if it wasn't, there shouldn't be a performance benefit to reading a file sequentially using mmap compared to reading it sequentially using read, which you can easily verify yourself by writing a small program that just reads files both ways.
So now you better hope one of your neighbors doesn’t get a free wifi/modem combo from Comcast because it will advertise a hotspot by default and you’ll be in the same boat I am.
I didn't flag it, but if you read the comments here, there is confusion about whether it's even him (apparently the identity was only even mentioned in a now-deleted comment on the article), and there's also the usual amount of posts about SF that are just using the topic as an excuse to express partisan anger. Both are reasonable reasons to flag. If you jump to conspiratorial sarcasm so quickly, that contributes to the problem.
Where do you think your sense of “feels natural” comes from?
when someone follows your wifi around, repeatedly changing thier SSID to match yours, they are doing it on purpose.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35449153

this is called MITM
How to block the doge icons on Twitter
To block the banner doge, formatted as an AdGuard for Safari user rule:

twitter.com##h1[role="heading"]

To block the splash screen “loading…” doge:

twitter.com##div[aria-label="Loading…"]
>and feel like rebels while they work for the Man."

it is significantly more subversive to slowly, dilligently and without much attention change existing institutions rather than 'sticking it to the man'. That's the difference between teenager hacktivism and effectively pursuing change. The boring, blue haired kids at gov. institutions are going to run them in 20-30 years.

Obnoxious, loud, visible activism or counter-culture usually just exists to draw attention to itself while generally getting nothing done, and even taking pride in that fact.
The first link has the entire "above the fold" content as useless bloat including ironically a huge block about SO closing the question as off topic. There is some good content in there if you dig though. The second one has a huge number of annoying popups all over the page (4 visible with adblock enabled).

The ChatGPT one just leads with the answer and explains it after. It's a non destructive command so if I later decide I also want audio, I can just continue the conversation and ask for audio to be included.
Compare the size of today's training sets (unknown, I'm guessing PB given who's doing the work), models (TB for the good ones), versus the sizes of quantum computers (hundreds for gate model, a few thousand for adiabatic). We're looking at about 10 orders of magnitude (30 doublings) of progress that would need to be made, for quantum + ML to make any sense purely on dimensional analysis. If we're generous and give both sides a doubling every year, that's still 15 years out. My money is on classical computing owning this space for a long time.
While i may not disagree i uh _check notes_ you may have missed some plot points in modern superhero movies...
Will lockdown mode disable this? It is supposed to block installation of configuration profiles.
I lived there 2015-2019. A year less, but in my experience

5 car break-ins
2 bottles thrown to me
1 mugged, wallet gone
Chased with an axe

These things happened at SoMa, which is objectively known to be a "nicer" neighborhood. The Tenderloin area definitely experiences worse. Surely everyone that has walked Market St or taken the train has seen things uncommon in most other urban American cities.

I struggle to understand how in SF we've gotten accustomed to downplaying these experiences.
> I live in SF

> the city is an insane asylum

I guess voters aren’t the only ones acting irrationally then! If I perceived the place I live in to be an insane asylum I’d probably look into moving.
I posted something on those studies that probably influenced Attia's about-face, including the TRF one that Ethan Weiss, former TRF practitioner/advocate and recent Attia interviewee, co-authored, that got flagged: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33091215

HN fasting, low-carb, and keto zealots (there's massive overlap) really hate being told that their fad diet(s) don't work or are outright dangerous. In fairness, it does look like if you're extremely diligent in terms of meeting your protein requirements, even OMAD might not cause muscle loss, but in general, it seems like a bad idea.
The only way to apply this "Think of the children"ism is with internet IDs and regulation only the biggest players could afford to run with. No, thanks. I'd much rather parents be parents and (re)grow the spine to say 'No' to the children they're raising.
Do you know if TRIM works over USB 4 and if MacOS supports it? Would I also need to ensure the enclosure supports it?
I had a similar argument once at my local airport. The security argument was that if the container states millilitres then it's a liquid and they don't care even if it's only 10% full.
It's a duopoly. But what is the solution? Requiring developers develop for GrapheneOS? Or forbidding Apple from making iOS/iPhone secure enough to be used by at-risk individuals being targeted by nation state actors with n > $1M in resources to use on attacking someone (by forcing them to allow third-party app stores/downloading apps from websites/etc)?
many table games and all sports betting i know of take a commission (the rake). they are definitely not zero sum
> Violent crime went down during Boudin’s tenure. Don’t base opinions on media propaganda.

So are SF residents propagandized sheeple and recalled him for no good reason, or is there more to the story than your first sentence?
> Yes, but I’m cheating with my adderall prescription. I stop eating at 8PM and start at noon so I’m mostly just snacking through my eating window and when it wears off I’ll have a larger meal with a bunch of fiber so I’m not starving before bed.

Funny, I got downvoted yesterday for suggesting Adderall abuse is a problem, and here you are admitting that you use it as an appetite suppressant.
At least we know the problem and the solution to it
god damnit.
my friend asked it a c++ question and it produced a smart sounding answer and syntactically valid code but utterly wrong. i think it just borrowed semantics from other languages. but it gave him the answer he was hoping for so he bought it.
But being the underdog is not necessarily the most exciting part. It's standing against a formidable adversary, autonomy, and mastering the technology so deeply as to use it well past its design limits what attracts many hacker types. It can be pretty compatible with being a secret agent at Her Majesty's service, for instance.

(These qualities are not entirely unlike the qualities that define e.g. an elite fighter jet pilot. But you can't realistically be an elite fighter jet pilot and an underground punk.)
the example video isn't of leetcode though, it's general questions about database tech and it gives you all the right points to mention
Took a quick skim at that blog:

* It seems initially derivative of Moral Mazes - there are a couple sentences almost lifted wholesale.

* Part three seems more psychoanalytic than Moral Mazes and quite original.

* The fannish references to The Office are kinda irritating IMO. Might be less so if I'd watched more than a few episodes, probably the same for others.

I'm gonna give it a deeper look though.
B2B cofounder here. It may be more helpful to you if you frame your question as "what can I build that would make them want to commit their credit card right away".

Focus on what exactly your customer would be paying for, and build that, as opposed to what may look interesting to some random visitor to your site.
Apple's priorities are, in order:

Apple
End Users
Distribution partners
Other companies

Once you realize that then their decisions make sense. And for me these priorities aren't the worst thing ever. Yes, Apple putting Apple first means I pay a premium.

(And BTW, to clarify: Apple has a book store monopoly on iOS, not "a monopoly on iOS for books". I can read my Kindle books perfectly fine)
if you're not paying attention to the other changes in a change board meeting, it defeats the purpose of having the meeting (the interaction could be done asynchronously) and seems like it defeats the purpose of reviewing changes at all (besides audit compliance)
I have built two mini-ITX NAS units.

One is a Jonsbo N1. The other a Jonsbo N2.

Jonsbo N1 is a pretty good case if the only thing you care about is getting a a small footprint as you can stand the case vertically.

Jonsbo N2 is a better more convenient case in a "cube" shape that feels smaller despite being similar in volume.

One of my builds uses an AM4 motherboard with unregistered ECC. With AM4 motherboards you're limited to any "pro" AM4 cpu, four SATA3 ports, and 2.5 gbe.

The other uses a used SuperMicro X10SDV-4C-TLN2F with registered ECC. With the Supermicro board you're stuck with an old integrated Xeon with insufficient cooling but get dual 10gbe ports and six SATA3 ports.
it often works if you yourself can spot the bug, you can coax it to fix it but if you don't know it's there...
SF, NY, Chicago are not at all representative of 99% of America when it comes to parking. Even in these cities, the second you go 30km out to actual suburbs parking is ample and overwrought.

That being said it’s not really a groundbreaking or even particularly interesting thing to point out that America has a cultural problem with favoring cars, and that too much parking is a simple consequence of that.
I suppose "brand perception" loses to "we bought all the RF spectrum". If T-mobile, AT&T, and Verizon say "no iPhone", guess who is out of business? Not the spectrum owners.
Thank you. I previously relied exclusively on samsung to for phones, tablets, and smartwatches but decided to stop dealing with them after they decided to silently enable sending everything I typed to grammarly in an update. (Literally 2 decades of good will wasted).

If the next models remains secure with GrapheneOS, I'll be switching to using pixels exclusively instead. How long does GrapheneOS support pixel devices? A strong clear policy on Security updates was main reason why I stuck with samsung and continued to recommend them for so long despite them becoming more and more abusive.
Noted. Will definitely work on that. Honestly I used ChatGPT to help generate the list of avatars that I thought people would find interesting/controversial.
Taking credit for unearned wins while sloughing off deserved blame isn't general to hominids; the name for that pathology is narcissism. I'm not saying you're wrong to diagnose certain persons or organizations with that, but "cynical" is right.
I don't agree with the parent broadly, but note that in America, a political party's numbers don't even need to be in the same universe as "overrunning" to hobble the other party's endeavors.
Thing is though, when done well, plentiful parking is a resource best over-supplied.

Garages that have 20% empty spaces pretty much all the time ,give me the confidence to rely on them. I plan around it being available (and am happy to pay for it). By contrast if it's full 20% of the time then that feeds me with doubt.

I say "done well" because in many cases it's using basement floors and other hidden spaces. Sure the building costs more, but that value is returned in parking fees, and also the improved "dependabilty" of the building.

Of course the sprawling open land approach is terrible, lacks imagination, is ugly, impractical in bad weather, and likely what you thought of reading the headline. So on that I agree.

Parking, like any architectural feature can be done well, or badly.
Is this a leased phone thing or does it also happen for unlocked/purchased outright iPhones?
there are sliders for things like "cfg" and "denoising" and various other things.
with some trial and error you can figure out what they do and how to tune them, the issue is that image generation still takes 10 or 30 seconds so it's not a quick process.

but yes, I'd still welcome more dials. more is a bigger pain to get started but useful after you figure them out
* macbooks air
Place Is Not a Place of Honor
Any more? They've never been capable of it, unless you count the USSR.
I'm sure they wouldn't have any legal recourse on the trade secrets front if they distributed them to anyone who asked...
It's a premium device, they already dropped displayport in the previous iteration. High-end monitors have been thunderbolt for a while now. While I wouldn't say no to a few extra connectors, the main point is that it's something you can leave on your desk with all your desk stuff plugged into it.
I would hope that on HN, ominous sarcasm would make you even less popular than stating an honest opinion.
The name implies it will always be restricted to English. Is that something you have an opinion about at this stage?
Ok so either way though, it's not really comparable to OP because it doesn't include 2023 data (i.e. all of the current recession).
> Garages that have 20% empty spaces pretty much all the time ,give me the confidence to rely on them. I plan around it being available (and am happy to pay for it). By contrast if it's full 20% of the time then that feeds me with doubt.

My impression the that people who complain about "too much parking," actually don't want to you have the "confidence to rely on" parking being available. They want to "feed you with doubt" until you get rid of your car.
Any hope of a new Surface Book? My 2 is getting a bit long in the tooth, but I've been holding out for the next iteration rather than buying a 3.
That's not factual. Neither Firefox nor Safari are based on chromium.

There are a lot of forks though, i.e. Brave, Vivaldi, Opera and Edge
I think it's less about some people being especially good at math than mathematics education being especially terrible and uninspiring. 3blue1brown's approach to math pedagogy had really changed how I'm able to see math and to understand it's profundity (as someone who didn't get any further than you, it sounds like, in formal math education [I never took calculus in school.]).

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZHQObOWTQDPD3MizzM2xVFit...

This is also a great series of videos about how, like it says on the tin, the imaginary numbers are real:

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLiaHhY2iBX9g6KIvZ_703G3KJ...