skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
i didn’t think ios had the capability to enforce any specific auth method for any specific SSID. you’re saying it does?
Really enjoyed reading your writing. Do you have any other outlets?
Stolen generation removed to Jeffrey E island?
Whatever strategy is implemented it absolutely should respect the user preference for which wifi network is preferred. How can you defend getting in the way of a user connecting to their home network when at home? Seriously, address that particular concern and maybe we can have a debate.
That’s all fine and even laudable if it works (and does not actually degrade quality more often than not), until it disrupts my ability to connect to my own network in any way (which has devices on it I can‘t reach from my mobile operator’s network).
Not sure if it was clear, but skynet immediately started attacking humanity the moment it was given the chance, and that was why humanity wanted to turn it off (but found that they couldn't).
GitHub registry, GitHub actions and GitHub Codespaces are unlimited for public repos, in addition to all enterprise features.

That's without talking about nice to have features like GitHub Sponsors, the for you tab, the (arguably) more popular UI layout, It's simply a better platform for Open source projects
You need to track all of your crypto purchases and sales for your tax return, but you knew that already :)
It was for occupied Europeans in 1944, who were frequently working for the German occupiers. (Or for dissident Germans)
I have yet to see a knife rampage in the US get that bad, correct me if I'm wrong. Let's up it to the Las Vegas shooting 2017 - killing 60 people and wounding at least 413. Also in the US I haven't seen a single person in a car attack that did that much havoc.
This was clearly requested by carriers. The whole point is to ease demand on cellular towers by utilizing mass Wifi networks that ATT, T-Mobile, etc. have set up all over the place.

I can't believe Apple allows this, as every time my phone has tried connecting to my carrier's Wifi it either has no connection at all and kills whatever I'm doing until I turn Wifi off OR it's extremely slow. Horrible user experience.
The tweet has been deleted, unfortunately.
This line of reasoning can also be used to argue that dictatorships are inevitable, and democracies would never survive against them. Dictators can mobilize vast resources for war, while democracies will suffer in internal conflicts.

Our present world shows that this is not the only equipment possible.
What’s the baz@quux part for?
In certain circles, there's always a risk of swatting[1].

If you're anonymous online and your physical address is leaked, that could lead to doxxing[2] that could eventually lead to the aforementioned swatting.

N.b. Swatting is mostly a US thing.

[1]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swatting

[2]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doxing
It applies at the team level as well. Those team players you know probably sing the victories of the team just a little more loudly than they televise their own failures.

It isn’t really that Machiavellian. At any operational level, humans and human organizations give more attention to their own successes than failures.
That's cool. Also curious where the job data comes from if you could share that.
Not really relevant to what I’m saying. You were asking “why aren’t the Democrats being voted out”, I’m saying a question like that demonstrates that you don't understand the situation.
> Don't pin this on Democrats

Now I've heard it all, a city that has been 75%+ leaning heavily in one direction is somehow overrun by right wingers.
Unlimited package registry, unlimited Action run time, premium features unlocked and more.
Also, the free tier on GitHub gives more for private repos too!, unlimited orgs, 2000 Ci minutes etc.
It's just plain better, and It's because Microsoft can afford to play the long game, GitLab can't anymore.
Because only one gets them VC money from crypto fomo.
This is bullshit apologetics. The WiFi radio is mine, not the carrier’s. This completely screws up connections to p2p WiFi stuff (odb reader, private camera network, etc).
Targeted? Are people in SF attacking rich startup founders now?
Very strange title, given that it's not at all verified by the contents of the article. I guess I'll have to flag this one, maybe if it's verified someone can provide a different source for the submission?

Edit: looks legit based on other new comments.
Ask bing
The refrigerator "true system model" has the numbers and letters swapped from the instructions in the previous image.
At first I thought a bot shop was a robot or gadget company, and I looked forward to reading about crime committing robots.
San Francisco has the notion that drugged up people out of their mind have the ability and the right to live in a civilized society..

Rule by common sense, not ideology.
Yes. I work 20 hours a week, as a software consultant. I make low six figures.
I don't know if this is what they meant but I read it as you describe an existing project that you've worked on, not a mini one just for the interview. That's how I've interviewed before.
Thanks for sharing!

I've learned the fun of social deception games with friends fades rather fast, as in the replayability feels low. At least in my case, that is.

I don't have a regular group, and so I play with mostly casual players. The intricacies of role-based play is somewhat lost.

IME, at best, it's fun the first time or two, but at worst, it's frustrating to be deceived and can become emotionally taxing.
Plenty of people do indeed pull it off, and before that heavy handed step, there are others that on a parental level (not by government decree), moderate the effects and use of social media for their children without relying on blanket bans in a society that seems to view even very basic freedoms as ever more maleable things.

The underlying logic of blanket social media bans is awful, and so is the enormous leeway they open for government control of information and expression in so many other ways. This entire proposal is obviously grotesque, that so many people on a site like this don't see that just because they happen to hate Facebook et al in many ways (I myself do too) is absurd.
I mean, we're talking about a fourteen year old computer. With a couple commandline options you can be supported on a modern, updated OS, which is more than you can say for any other major OS.
How do we know it was Bob?
6. The decision process is half baked, and nothing is ever completely closed. As a result, nobody shuts this guy down.
Here: https://github.com/OpenSourceEBike/TSDZ2_wiki/wiki

You can also ask questions here: https://endless-sphere.com/sphere/threads/tsdz2-mid-drive-wi...

The gist is to get a semi recent hybrid or mountain bike (because they have standard bottom brackets) and swap it for the motor.

The battery mounts on the frame where the water bottle typically goes. To flash the firmware you’ll need to build a cable with a STM bluepill.

I wanted a quality battery that wouldn’t start a fire so I got mine from em3ev but if you like gambling it will also work with any Chinese special from aliexpress or eBay or whatever.

The 48V motor will also work with a 52V battery (that’s what I use) after flashing it to open source.

It’s not super difficult and you’ll learn how to maintain bicycles in the process. If you’ve never done it before, take your time and ask questions on the endless sphere thread. Checkout YouTube videos as well for anything you’re unsure about, you’re bound to find a good howto from channels like park tool or syd fixes bikes.

Also note that several us and Canadian cities have community bike workshops where they’ll help you do anything to your bicycle by explaining you how to do it and letting you use their tools to do it. I knew nothing about bicycles but after going there regularly to rebuild my first acoustic bike, I’m now very comfortable doing almost anything myself at home on my own (with YT or the blue book of bicycle repair as a reference)

It’s fun and very rewarding, I strongly encourage you to give it a go!
> None of my crypto currency has disappeared

Using crypto as a canary for hacker intrusions, brilliant!
I don't know why anyone would live in that city. Unless you're being bussed directly to a campus from out of area, it's an insane place to work, let alone live. Understaffed, under-resourced and under-appreciated.
Murder rate is a proxy for proximity to trauma care. SF does well. The better measure of societal violence is the crime rate. SF is worse than 98% of cities in the US.
If you think air travel hasn't become a much more restrictive process since then you are not keeping up with reality. We can't carry on peanut butter let alone a box cutter. We all get irradiated and scanned. There is a massive no fly list. I remember flying in 1999 and having relatives meet me at the gate which is a laughable idea now.
Discussion: what does correctly programming with chatbots look like, specifically?

Probably easier for most to list what it doesn't look like.

I'm interested in both.
Unsure what message you're implying or just sugar consumption in the US has declined more than 15% since 1999.

Though similar decline is reflected at a couple other online areas [1] [2] I am however not going to research and quantify that ... besides I don't trust the big food industry to provide accurate figures, I'd only confidently trust a totally independent facility that confirmed overall sugar and easy to digest carbohydrate levels in each food item and average consumption by the population.

Sugars like sucrose and HFCS rather than regular corn syrup, yield 50% and >42% fructose respectively. It's consumption in great quantity does not seem to have a major impact on some people, but certainly others are prone to the vast amount of fructose consumed. Harvard iirc showed how the extra fructose in diet corresponded to longer villi in the gut.

Obviously there's other factors at play, but excess fructose consumption is nonetheless an obvious change in diet to what those earlier than 60 or 70 years ago.

[1] https://www.healthyfoodamerica.org/sugartoolkit_overview_ori...

[2] https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Sugar-consumption-in-the...
Very cool! I think it would be nice if eventually it could get access to your spotify data somehow and improve results by knowing what you like to listen to/listen most to.
I feel like at least ~10 years ago you could justify it. At any rate, I think its safe to say the best days are behind.
I mean blocking 8.8.8.8 and 1.1.1.1 should be enough.
Can you be more specific? You mean portfolio income, like stocks? Did you work in tech and put all the money into stocks, and then retire?
When she was delivered, the statue had a copper colour like you’d see in Copper piping, not the green patina we see today

Could you have imagined.
My gorl doesn’t get the chihuahua shivers, but she definitely does some big sneezes and huffs. She also does a big performative snorty sigh when she settles into a snuggle. And she has the loudest sing-songy yawns I have ever imagined, sometimes while dismounting the couch with her front paws and letting them slide across the floor before she can bother with even moving her hind paws.
Local model, seeded with your style!
I did most of that w/o being online, with an Amiga 500.

Only got a PC and later Internet at home once I was 16.

There's literally no reason for a minor to "need" access to Internet.
Nerfed AGI by definition is not ASI.
My office before I went fully remote is literally at that corner. Good luck getting me to go back to the office.
and ironically, WFH will only make things worse. I don’t “hate” the city but have no idea why anyone would start a business there in 2023.
unfortunately your link doesn’t mention anything of the sort (whether auth method is a requirement of the SSID)
My first non-ad result on Google for "ffmpeg flip video upside-down" was [0], which includes both that and several other options including rotating 180 degrees (a different way of getting upside-down).

Knowing more precisely that rotation isn't what I want, googling for "ffmpeg vertical flip video" sends me to [1] in the very first result, which is the same as what you got. Except it also specifies copying the audio without reencoding it, I'm not sure what your version would do without including that.

[0] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3937387/rotating-videos-...

[1] https://filme.imyfone.com/video-edit-tutorials/ffmpeg-flip-v...
Then upvote it please.
Gauging from this reply I’m not entirely sure we disagree — it may just come down to wording. You said part time consulting. If it happens to serve as networking and you can bootstrap then in most conversations I’m in that would be called bootstrapping.

My point was that part-time pure paid consulting while trying to start an (under-)funded product business is one of the worst things you can do. Would-be founders end up never needing to commit to the riskier venture and having a hard time disentangling form consulting. Source: decades of startup founding and employment experience.
Totally agree but it's even worse than that.

You(r company) have say 30 products, each randomly alienating 4% of their users. The end result is that you don't have a lot of users left.
Damn I need friends. No solo play?
We are finding that using context hints injected dynamically into ChatGPT prompts by way of separate classifiers is potentially the ultimate solution for many business needs. Having the very first thing be an explicit natural language feature parsing phase can make the downstream generative stuff way more predictable. We could actually go back and look at the traces around a user's original prompt to determine why it might have generated nonsense downstream.

The challenging part of this is inverting everything and figuring out what all of your classes are and how to arrange training data to fit them. Set theory is another new dragon here. Smaller models like Ada and Babbage are ideal for this, but we are looking at 90's tech too (SVMs). If we need 10k separate models because we have so many classes, then I'd prefer to be able to train them in a few seconds/minutes on a CPU.

Fine tuning gigantic models like Davinci is a dead-end at this point IMO. A fleet of microscopic models working together to feed 1 big powerful (untunable) model feels a lot more manageable.
Even then it's not worth it. When I was commuting to and from the city for work there would be 1-2 suicide attempts (or successes) every month and train delays for hours. I don't imagine that got any better after Covid...
I believe you can turn off the canvas-based meddling per-site. There's a small icon that appears on the left of the URL input box on affected sites that allows you to do this.
Sounds very sweet :)

Here’s a picture of my little beast: https://instagram.com/p/CYuvs6rPLZP/
The SF homicide rate is close to national average. Are there any comparably large cities that vote Republican in national politics?
I think that the majority of companies have differentiators that aren't sales.

First consider any company that's selling a commodity. Exxon's oil is the same as everyone else. I'm sure they might have sales in some capacity but they don't really need to convince someone on the fence to buy oil and they don't get a lot of value out of a slightly better negotiated price for their oil since again, if they try to charge more than someone else that customer will just go buy someone else's oil. So Exxon is generally speaking run by engineers because better more efficient engineering is the main way the company can derive more value than they do now.

Now consider Coca Cola. For the most part Pepsi is just as good as Coke. Maybe you're really picky about one vs the other but truth be told most people don't care and the market is wide open for someone else to make a similar soda. So what is their "moat"? Their brand, maybe you could say their supply chains, which are world class. So Coca Cola isn't run by sales people but it is run by marketing and operations people because that's what drives their continued profit.

What about Walmart? Again I'm sure Walmart does have salespeople working for them in some capacity but I'd say Walmart's main value driver is their ability to curate and acquire inventory. And sure enough at Walmart (and other retail stores) it's the Merchandisers and Buyers that have all the real power. It's not the "sales associates" running Walmart.

Among the Fortune 500 you find very few companies run by salespeople.
ssh with tmux make a good default, and lately I have been trying out tramp with slime-connect and am excited about using that combo more.
The real secret to the OODA loop was Boyd's observation that there is a positive feedback loop between the orientation -> observation that is devoid of input from the external world and if you can trigger that part of the OODA loop you can get your adversary to behave in a way which takes them away from their goals.

Mostly people just see it as a circle in a PowerPoint slide and it has close to zero utility in that form.
The phrase “the dopaminergic effects are not dissimilar to drugs and social media is just as addictive” is very unclear.

Very few people know what dopaminergic means. It might not be a real word.

“Is not dissimilar from” is a stock phrase used in an academia and by people trying to sound very smart.

The poster included just enough technobabble and stock phrasing to imply they are a specialist. But specialists know when speaking to non-specialists you should avoid technical language and stock phrasing.

So it really just seems the poster was signaling “I am very smart and possibly have a degree in something related and a current on research.”
What percentage of murders in "Republican states" occur in cities governed by Democrats?
“But just basic common sense should tell you that they are not operating at -10000% gross margins.”

I’ll be honest, I laughed out loud at this.

Pretty sure I read somewhere that Bing had around 1 billion searches per day BEFORE the hype of bingchat. At $7/query that makes MSFT’s $10 billion investment basically peanuts. Less than 2 days of Bings GPT usage payments. Lmao.
This is not even listed in the change-list pop-up. Whenever I see such news I end up wondering how much power these organisations wield without any or much check that even after such incidents and findings they find it okay to just remain silent about them and maybe fix/revert it or maybe not.

I was incensed when Find My Device meant either I had to turn it OFF for my devices as well, or turn it ON for everything out there including random people's AirTags. What a choice!

It sounds ridiculous, even to me, but I don't think that time is far when phone companies will hand you over to the police on a platter with all the "assumed evidence" if you happen to be near a crime scene with maybe even a "%" attached to you while police will have a version of some AI where they will feed all that data and pick a clear winner. Saving cost, time, and making "justice" productive. Yay!

WiFi was one thing I was extremely careful about where to join and where not. Unless I was absolutely sure I always used mobile data when I am outside or wait until I get back home to a known and safe wifi.

It started with Apple Wifi turning off from Control Centre meaning "it's off, but it's not really off". At this point I am really not sure what happens when I do an action (even a hardware related action) on my iPhone. Does it really shutdown? Or it does not? I think it already doesn't if Find My Device is on or something. Sometimes I switch off my iPhone and go to sleep and see in the morning the phone was waiting eagerly for me to get up and greets me with the PIN screen. It creeps me out every single time.
Unfortunately even in safer areas there are predators out looking for prey at 2:35 a.m., especially in places where crime is now epidemic.
what in the f*ck?! man this is just so sad :(
That’s ridiculous. I lived there 2014-2019 and it was delightful. Certainly many bad problems that weren’t getting fixed but ray to day life for most people wasn’t anything like the horror show it’s made out to be.
Give me the snippet and I guarantee I can get GPT-4 to identify the bug with no hints and minimal prompting.
Someone else confirmed it in the comments below.

Still, though, these comments here are an absolute dumpster fire, and until there is more information, I don't think stories like this produce any sort of insightful/curious discussion, so thanks for flagging.
Given the well documented long reach of Russia's security services when it comes to viciously killing people they or Putin don't like even in other countries, I really hope this guy takes major steps to protect himself and his family. I hope some government in the west is even willing to help him on that front, especially now.
Refer to the guidelines. Whining about votes is the only thing reddit-like.
I live in SF. He understands the situation. This city is an insane asylum whose outcomes are driven by a combination of apathy, NIMBY-ism, virtue signaling, and good old fashioned leftist lunacy. The city was airdropped billions of dollars thanks to its becoming a technology hub (through no efforts of its own), and it would probably be better off if the entire industry left, the tax base evaporated, and it had to fend for itself. But then again, at that point it'd just turn into Detroit with nicer weather.
This arrangement is by design in some teaching styles, like Montessori. Unfortunately the Montessori schools in my area aged out after Elementary, would've loved to keep my daughter in that kind of environment.
If you've ever talked to Google, Siri, or Alexa... you realize just how dumb they all are... would be amazing to have conversations with them like ChatGPT.
Just tried it. I am on xfinity and indeed I cannot disable auto join lol. Dafuq. I have dual sim. Physical sim is with xfinity and esim from tmobile. I was wondering why my phone connected to fuckin xfinity shit while i was driving.
He starts out showing a 2x2x2x2 and doesn't get to the 3x3x3x3 until just after the 10 minute mark.
I don't go to HN or Reddit and get anxiety about all my friends posting about their awesome lives. I go for information only.

Forums, imageboards, and psuedonymous or anonymous places are not the same as Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, etc

>If Facebook decided to allow pseudonyms, would it not be social media?

You can name your account anything on Instragram or TikTok, but even so most people will connect it to their real identity, add all their IRL friends, etc. Not the case on HN Reddit or any other forum
I didn't enjoy stepping over human feces when walking down the street every day, carefully dodging used needles on the sidewalks or watching homeless people piss or shit in front of Starbucks at ~11AM but to each their own.
The guy was willing to hopscotch browsers when it was required.

Seriously.
Right. IMHO that's one of the few valid reasons to require some basic understanding of mathematical rigor in programming. The mindset that you need to deal with ALL, 100%, of the cases instead of just settling for "90% is prolly enough" is very important to counterbalance these common tendencies you speak of.
R for reboot /s
The takeaway is not that you shouldn't make efforts to gain wealth, it's that we tend to ascribe all kinds of "hard work" and "genius" properties to the rich, and we can't help attaching some sort of virtue to people with money and disdain for people who don't have it.

Also, this fantasy of "hard work gets you further" significantly blocks our society's ability to help the poor, because so much bogus morality gets wrapped up in our attempts to lift people out of poverty (see: "Welfare queens" etc etc etc).
> OP signed up for wireless service that is specifically sold as Hotspot WiFi-first

No I didn’t. I bought cell service, they advertise that they also offer hotspots but all the carriers do that.

Nowhere did I sign up for unauthorized modifications of my owned devices wifi stack.