skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What makes you say it was cribbed from there? The APLCart explanation is "Are all major cells of Y identical?" and the ChatGPT explanation I got from the prompt "can you explain this APL program to me" is:

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Certainly! Let's break down the APL program (1=≢∘∪)Y step by step.

First, let's focus on the function ≢∘∪. The symbol ∘ is called the "composition" operator, which means it takes two functions and returns a new function that applies the second function to the result of the first function. In this case, ≢ and ∪ are the two functions being composed.

≢ is the "tally" or "count" function, which returns the number of items in an array. For example, ≢ 'Hello' would return 5.

∪ is the "unique" function, which removes duplicates from an array. For example, ∪ 1 2 3 3 4 would return 1 2 3 4.

So, ≢∘∪ means "count the number of unique items in the array". For example, if Y is 1 2 3 3 4, then ≢∘∪ Y would return 4, because there are 4 unique items in the array.

Now, let's look at the entire program: (1=≢∘∪)Y

The parentheses are used to group the functions together, so that they are treated as a single function.

1= compares the result of ≢∘∪ Y to 1. If the result is equal to 1, then 1= returns 1 (true). Otherwise, it returns 0 (false).

So the entire program (1=≢∘∪)Y means "return true if there is only one unique item in the array Y, and false otherwise".

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That doesn't seem like a crib from the APLCart sentence at all. And this explanation is correct as far as it goes - it just doesn't go far enough to mention "major cells" (i.e. it would deduplicate the rows of a 2D matrix, not the individual elements). And it doesn't mention parentheses around the pattern (constant function function) is significant and makes a 'train' but then neither does the APLCart one.
> Under Section 5 of the FTC Act, "unfair or deceptive acts or practices in or affecting commerce" are prohibited. The CAIDP claimed OpenAI has misled netizens by launching a product that is "biased, deceptive, and a risk to privacy and public safety," despite knowing the dangers it poses. OpenAI was also criticized in the complaint for not being more transparent about its model and training data.

OpenAI is very upfront about GPT issues, biases, etc. so I doubt they meet the FTC’s requirements.
Combined with a bug, the geocode api made costs explode. So I took it out.
Algorithmic Choice
Why censor Sontag’s statement? However people feel about her statement, she chose those words.
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One of the most important people in the later development of X Window, also worked on other 2D drawing APIs.

[ EDIT: I was wrong about X Window. Take back all the karma! ]
Both HKG and BOM are there!
I don't think Dropbox is a backup service per se.
Which discord server? What if community is on reddit? How do you search for people within your timezone, location, language and are learning same thing together in discord?
In many cases you wouldn't even need cross compilation if you can run Windows tools directly on WINE. Years ago I installed Delphi 6 on a Linux machine with WINE, and although I didn't write any complex stuff or imported 3rd party components, it compiled every Delphi code I threw at it, producing native Windows code that ran flawlessly on Windows machines.
It is not reasonable at all if you sell the service by N gigabytes per month. They materially changed the service without telling anyone.

Google does this all the time, anyone who uses GCP, particularly BigQuery, knows all too well about stealth changes that break things.
Calling a trade embargo baiting someone into war is Japanese colonialism apologism.
> Imagine if a hard drive had a limit on the number of files

NPM developer?

<ducks>
His offer included a meme number and was overvalued even in April '22 (by 54% !), claimed he was going to combat the spam bots, and then tried to back out, citing the same spam bots. The event was described as a "hostile takeover" at the time [0], a term which has stuck all the way through to most summaries of the event [1]

[0] https://variety.com/2022/digital/news/elon-musk-offering-to-...

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acquisition_of_Twitter_by_Elon...
To me, this is the most important claim in the lawsuit:

> From there, the goat was delivered to unnamed individuals at the fair “for slaughter/destruction” even though the warrant required them to hold the goat for a court hearing to determine its lawful owner, the lawsuit says.

There was a property dispute, and the court issued a warrant to recover the property and hold it until a court hearing to decide ownership, but the holders disobeyed the warrant and hid or destroyed the property.
Do current versions of Excel actually fully work in Wine now?

That would be a big deal and if true embarrassing I didn’t know about it.
And yet they require their software engineer applicants to be well versed in algorithms and data structures? These tech company managers know nothing about how the sausage is made.
It goes even further: 64-bit wine works with Rosetta. I'm running Winbox, via Wine, on M1 Mac.
Sorry, but I'm definitely 14! I created a separate profile because I didn't want anybody (i.e. Amazon) to be able to trace it back to my main account and find my full name. I usually do more web development in my spare time, so this was a completely different experience for me, hence the misunderstanding with hashing passwords. Also, I didn't write this from scratch, as you'll see on the GitHub page it's a fork of a project to jailbreak kindles, but thanks for the positive feedback!
Twitter scrubbing Elon, Republican, Democrat code references on GitHub
Good, tell me how your company will be doing.

What people sometimes fail to understand is that code is a mean to an end, not an end in itself.

If you want to make code for itself, work on an opensource and/or personal project. If you are paid to work on something, you're paid for the something to get out, not for it to feature the best code ever.
It’s not useless because we are comparing countries. By breaking up a country you are basically changing the question to get a more favorable answer.

Everybody gets that richer states get better LE.
Handling factorials using prime factors
I posted this to check if Bard can read HN posts in order.
>The stochastic parrots paper is heavily misrepresented

I listened to a lengthy video on the "stochastic parrot" from the Alan Turing Institute yesterday after having made that comment, and it was mostly on the topics you mentioned, subtle and overt bias, etc. I kept waiting on them to explain the "it's not real" bit that I've seen implied by the phrase where I've seen it used ( or perhaps, simply read into it myself ), but it never really came in. At the very end, one commentator made a comment implying it's not really all there and the next responding didn't disagree outright, but you could see a kind of "well yes, but actually no" kind of expression go across their face as they talked around it.
Notify is really hard to use correctly, and I think logical replication works better in most cases
To the author, you should absolutely wear it as a badge of honor that people have looked at your technical writing and said, "no, I don't believe that you're 14."
if you shoping in HN comment about where to backup your USA-GOV contracts, you might need to review your priorities
What about the introduction of systemd? snap? X to Wayland? (I am not expressing an opinion on those topics, merely pointing out that things have changed since then in Ubuntu too.)
I do exactly that for storing the result thumbnails for some of the dbs in my reverse image search engine (SauceNAO). Non compressed zip files allow quickly/easily seeking to and accessing component files without extraction. A few tens to hundreds of thousands per zip file works great. Millions would probably not be too different, but would use more resources/take more time when loading the zip file index.
We re-watched The Dark Knight (2008) a few days ago.

There's darkness when it's appropriate. There's light to see what Nolan wants you to see. The fights are both well-choreographed and recorded and cut well -- not the flurry of a thousand ultra-tight cuts that waste the talent of everyone involved.

But the dialogue is about 9 dB under what it should be, and only subtitling makes any of it understandable except for a few scenes. My sound system is well-calibrated and powerful: it's the movie's fault.
My understanding is that Denver gets 300 days of sun a year.

Personally, I'd hate it, but it sounds like it's probably a good place to try something like what the GP describes.
Salesforce is shuttering Slack’s remote work research group Future Forum
I work with approx 10 junior developers they use basic push/pull/commit/checkout/cherry-pick git, have no idea how it works, only what it does. Their training composed of looking at a wiki intro and some hand holding. In 10
years by far the biggest git related issue is quality of commit messages... (and maybe the commit content)

Suffice to say the complaints about git are alien to me. It seems that either devs need to know very little or everything to be safe. The middle ground falls under "knows enough to be dangerous"; you start getting over confident all fancy with your git moves and screw up. But nothing that can't be fixed.
This is my dream for a strong social safety net,
maybe up to a UBI

Amen. Many, many artists in the UK have commented how they could not possibly have pursued a career in the arts without the safety net of the NHS (National Health Service)
if you do cross paths with them, go for the pepperoni flavor. they are hands down the best one. and definitely don't cook them in a microwave, arrange on a circular pan in the shape of a smiley face in a not preheated oven at 420 for 12 minutes or you see one start to explode. if you don't have enough to make the full face, your doing it wrong.
100% I imagine.

GDrive does have API rate limiting which either way is going to make it slow/useless for REALLY large data storage.
I assume whole disk encryption is no longer the ssd killer it used to be?
you'll never run out of amazing things to learn
A/C without a heat pump is insanity. It's literally the exact same appliance with an added reversing valve and associated piping. A few extra dollars and your air conditioner can also heat. Mind blowing that anyone wouldn't choose heat pump. Poor education/awareness I guess.
I don't think they were censoring but more so generalizing the statement to more types of races.
99% of LLM evaluation with PyTorch was already done in C++.

These .cpp projects don't improve anything for performance. They just drop dependencies necessary for training and experimentation.
14 isn't that young. I was running BBS built and modded using C when I was 14 back in the late 80s, and it's much easier to get deep into tech now. I'm no genius.
You just have to browse through Safari’s website menu.

It’s also documented in the iPhone User Guide: https://support.apple.com/guide/iphone/hide-ads-and-distract... > Automatically use Reader for a website
Ah, yes, PSK per MAC is an interesting option and seems to be used by some enterprise Wi-Fi solutions already as well. I didn't know that hostapd supports it as well, that's nice!

Another option comes to mind, thinking about it some more: The standard could be extended (or a proprietary extension added) to make the PMK something like Hash(PSK, SSID, client MAC), or Hash(Hash(PSK, SSID), client MAC) for a bit more backwards compatibility.

That wouldn't help against clients that just store the PSK (hash), of course, and clients would in fact need to do that to allow sharing the access, but it would offer some marginal security benefit (for other clients on the network) against attacks on clients that do implement it.
Danny Boyle's commentary on The Beach specifically includes a discussion of the technique mentioned by OP of shooting in high light and playing with it later. So much to learn from him, Cameron, heck, Bad Santa pointed out that the Coen Brothers were extensively involved early on. Everything from Thurman Merman now, to me, sounds like a Coen Brothers character. I kinda think he is.
Actually, they know that I have other offers pending. But thanks for the insight, it makes absolute sense.
You're awesome. I did stuff like this when I was 14, but didn't have the skill to write about it (and still don't) due to autism. But on the other paw, your article seems really well-written!
Ask HN: Twitter's The Algorithm release has anything to do with April Fools day?
The more I see about Twitter's Algorithm, I can't stop thinking if Elon is actually trolling people by releasing it.
Reminds me of the Coleco Adam, which was a computer combined with a printer. My college roommate owned one, which I took shameless advantage of.
Abusive behavior is almost always long tail (unless it becomes well known that folks can get away with it, then it ‘fattens up’).

They almost certainly did contact those specific customers, but are sending a warning out publicly for folks who would be a problem so they go somewhere else/don’t do it to begin with.

It’s the ‘police press release’ method of community moderation, like announcing a speed trap.

Cloud services like G Drive depend on oversubscription anyway. If every customer hit the limit, it would be a problem for them.
Physical evidence of meminductance in a passive, two-terminal circuit element
From your description I literally only see that “Oracle did nothing at all”, which might be a conscious decision, but it’s not like ZFS would be some secret money grab scheme or something like that.
maybe they can make their own twitter and give themselves a big blue check mark there
How about just not using google? There are viable alternatives to almost everything they offer. I haven't been using them for anything for a year now.
Bleh I don't like snake_case, it results in long identifiers
Personal transport is convenient. I admit to changing my schedule to super early in the morning and leaving work at 3 just so I could take a taxi rather than deal with the subway due to Beijing’s harsh traffic jams. It wasn’t the right choice for society, but it was the right choice for me.
Is that where they said to get the first cup that comes out as it comes out? Something about antioxidants or something?
No, definitely not. You can either use the SSD's built-in firmware encryption, which is always on anyways (to allow for fast erase), or you can configure your system to send TRIM commands.
Rails is great!

Thanks to this framework I was able to bootstrap a B2B SaaS startup with only 1 dev.
US government agencies have decoupled scientists’ findings from the statements their PR people make. There was a large amount of public complaining about this under George W Bush, but I doubt this was the first or last time an executive branch engaged in a reality / science purge.

The CDC scientists in this case almost certainly came to the obvious conclusion and then properly documented and reported it.
> Hardest part about business is minding your own, however difficult it may be for people like you to keep your hands out of other people’s wallets.

Except if you are in the crypto exchange business and you need to unload your fake tokens for real cash, just like how FTX and other failed exchanges took everyone's money from their wallets when they failed.

When will you stop running from exchange to exchange to try cash out your tokens because of a bank run?
Sure, I'll try

Objectively - no idea

Subjectively - a friend of mine killed himself ten days ago. It's a tragedy, I wish he hadn't done it but he did. It matters to me because I think this idea he was passively subjected to suicide is plainly wrong.
Fabulous essay. I highly recommend you read it in its entirety.

And make sure to read the footnote at the bottom too. I agree with Jeremy that the ability of large AI models to mimic any writing style "will make certain people mad."
This is a good point, thanks! I will extend the topic or maybe will be better to provide new topic as continuation of the current topic - since putting everything in one article can be difficult to understand and will increase the article itself, making it more difficult to read.
I don't buy it, much recent content is nearly unintelligible on my pretty good 5.1 setup with a real AVR and real speakers, thats set up and tuned reasonably well. Older movies, from the 80's and 90's don't have this problem, just newer content. And so often it's not even a level problem, it's like the dialogue is deliberately muffled by an EQ or something. I can boost my center channel or use the AVR's speech enhancement control and it's still hard to understand. I kind of buy into the common complaint that it's the actors and actresses that don't know how to project their voices any more.
Because Reddit is garbage?

I mean, Lifehacker is too, but in theory yes of course there’s a place for advice that isn’t garbage, even if LH isn’t it.
My dislike of investing in stocks comes from supporting the institution, which decouples owners and consequences. When shareholders make a profit at the hands of slave labour, they never get to experience the impact on their environment. Even if they do get some attribution of blame, it is diluted between multiple shareholders and pension funds. As long as CEO makes a profit, no shareholder remotely cares what practices the company uses. The remoteness of owners makes these things much worse than when a union can talk to the business owner.

Also, no small investment makes a difference in the trajectory of how the corporation proceeds. A vision can not emerge on the shareholder’s side when the voting power is highly distributed, and the knowledge of how the company operates is secondary to the stock owners. Thus only a profit-seeking motive survives, and with that, practices of maintaining monopoly power by buying out competitors, ridiculous patent lawfare and restraining the ability to fix things you buy. F** that.
Saying "No self-respecting restaurant in India" may be a better way of putting it.
Ahh, I absolutely love this. I frequently prepare this for dinner.
This is how you do it: https://youtu.be/QhsrBz9Cceg (nope, see edit.)

Fun thing is, my mom sort of makes this… she learned from my grandma. Almost the same recipe, except for the spring onion and other topings. When i saw this in a japanese cookbook and then the video from Kenji, i was totally amazed. Like if my grandma learned this from Kenji.

But we are as Dutch as Heineken. Where did my grandma got this recipe from… 50+ years ago? Probably some magazine and then an indian curry recipe from the uk? Who knows :-)

Edit: the image on top does look different from what I mean though. Interesting. Apparently there also is a different style of japanese curry.
Optimization isn't just about speed. As you said, dropping dependencies makes it portable, embeddable, more versatile
Oh... Suddenly then it impresses me less because it sounds like quite a lot for something that calls itself "minimalistic". The 6052 processor has 3510 transistors, 2495 isn't that much lower.
But you're governed by one federal government, so this point isn't so relevant.

If America had a government and voting populace that actually cared about each other and weren't afraid to have universal free healthcare, we wouldn't see the problems that exist within the data?

America is a pretty fake place.
Christianity is a philosophy that is founded on guilt. The cardinal sin represents a general disdain of all humanity - everyone is guilty for being alive, for being sons and daughters of women and men. Everything else is a consequence of that disdain.
I think the issue is that these sites don’t
generate enough income for whole teams of editors

Unfortunately the challenge isn't just "make enough enough money to pay the writers and keep the lights on." They have to do that, and then make enough additional money to keep the corporate overlords happy and interested.

A great recent example is Defector Media, formed by the former staff of Deadspin (also of G/O media) who quit en masse and then formed their own employee-owned blog, Defector.com with minimal advertising and a direct reader supported revenue model. Direct reader support isn't the right model for every blog, but the larger lesson is that they were able to switch to a sustainable and spam-free format once they no longer had to pay the bills and generate some additional zillion dollars of revenue for their corporate masters.

"The company has 19 employees, each of whom own approximately 5% of the company"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Defector_Media

Since their founding, they've offered annual financial updates and are doing well.

https://defector.com/defector-annual-report-year-two

They've got something like 40K annual subscribers paying $80+ for annual subscriptions and $3.6mil in revenue as of Aug 2022.
Pursuing status will never bring true happiness
This is based on no evidence whatsoever, but I think they just focus grouped the decision of how much lighting to use. The neon displays do pop a lot more in dim lighting so making things look futuristic and glowy is an important part of the shows.
There are probably many other non-political alternatives to select 2 groups to test for bias
They said you can use a simple $200 bat detector to record these sounds.
Crushing the Myth of Late-Stage Capitalism
The first rule of erasing a drive is you can't erase a drive, whether it's a solid state or hard drive.

If you want or need to render the data on a drive inaccessible by any and all means, there really is no option other than physical destruction of the drive.
I think you can still get your enrolment records or verify your degree (which is really the thing that matters): https://www.cazenovia.edu/admissions/enrollment-services/reg...
Mine too. I dropped LH shortly after Gina Trapanni left.
Given that the Nat'l Weather Service just failed to predict a thunderstorm and sleet even one hour in advance, in my location...I have considerable doubts.
Nolan is such a bad offender the audio in Interstellar was, I am not kidding, painful to my ears. I saw it in a theater and I'll never ever watch it again ever. It...just...wrong on so many levels.

Christopher Nolan is to cinematic audio what Chris Gaines is to rock and roll.
On a nostalgic whim I bought some Pop Tarts recently. The amount of filling and icing has dropped dramatically and they tasted awful as a result.

If you look at how they apply the icing you can clearly see how they started putting less and less on each pop tart. I don’t buy these things because I want to eat the crust!