skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In the event you are curious later, one of the problems with this is what I call the AI Bias Paradox. Essentially asserts that the AI will always be biased similarly as we are biased. Just some thoughts here you might find interesting.

https://dakara.substack.com/p/ai-the-bias-paradox
> to enter into a relationship knowing there will be an expiration date speaks more to your character

The comment you are replying to never said, or insinuated this.
https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20230413_11/
That relies on them spotting it, caring about it, knowing that they can edit it and not worried about undoing an automod operation.
I guess the difference is that there’s an implied alternative?
Not fear. Disgust.
SF Muni has reported on at least a dozen instances where a transit vehicle has been blocked from proceeding by a driverless vehicle. That’s only “surprisingly little” if one had expected widespread chaos.
The absentee boss thing is real across the industry right now. What are these managers doing? Consulting? Working other jobs? They are certainly not engaged at work.
That... Makes much more sense, lol.
The web search aspect of this is great, I find that GPT-4's knowledge cut-off leads me down pathways far too often where a library is now out-of-date (e.g Next.js, React)

We were actually joking that we should limit all of our dependencies to pre-2021 ;)

With that said, I tried a few toy examples and was led astray. One simple prompt:

> How do you center an emoji at 100px size in the middle of a blank html page using tailwindcss?

Led to a suggestion on how to do this with CSS, linking to StackOverflow. GPT-4 correctly used TailwindCSS in their result (even without any plugins).

My new workflow is "try GPT-4, fall back to Phind" -- I hope that order switches soon!
Interesting twitter thread about the corruption in the Silk Road case: https://twitter.com/tayvano_/status/1641927617216655360

> Wouldn't that, in fact, be evidence of a system that is successfully punishing corruption?

I think that's the OP's point? The system (successfully) invested a lot of effort tot punish the corruption.
This looks really cool. I would love to have an embedded spreadsheet on my blog for some use cases. However, it seems that all entered data is siphoned into your service. Correct?
It's more that things change, and that one of the things that changes is the "new relationship smell." Also people change with the seasons. Someone who is outgoing and upbeat in the summer may be hell on wheels in the winter simply because of the effect the seasons have on them. You learn more about someone the longer you spend with them.

My spouse wanted to get married after 3 months of dating and I pushed back because we hadn't even been through a whole season together, let alone a year. If you want to spend a lifetime with someone you have to recognize when it's time to be practical and when it's time to throw caution to the wind and commit at any cost.
Excellent point. Many discussions here do not emphasize transactional guarantees enough, and most developers writing front-ends should not have to worry about programming to address high write contention and concurrency to avoid data anomalies.

As an industry, we've progressed quite a bit from accepting data isolation level compromises like "eventual consistency" in NoSQL, cloud, and serverless databases. The database I work with (Fauna) implements a distributed transaction engine inspired by the Calvin consensus protocol that guarantees strictly serializable writes over disparate globally deployed replicas. Both Calvin and Spanner implement such guarantees (in significantly different ways) but Fauna is more of a turn-key, low Ops service.

Again, to disclaim, I work for Fauna, but we've proven that you can accomplish this without having to worry about managing clusters, replication, partitioning strategies, etc. In today's serverless world, spending time managing database clusters manually involves a lot of undifferentiated, costly heavy lifting. YMMV.
For many men who frequent HN "Participate in activities where socialization is part of the activity" without further qualification would mean many activities where few to no single heterosexual women are present.
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twitter and NPR are both liberal echochambers, although NPR has "high credibility".

https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/npr/

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2021/oct/22/twitter-a...

https://quillette.com/2019/02/12/it-isnt-your-imagination-tw...

re: NPR:liberal bias but not egregious

https://nypost.com/2017/10/21/the-other-half-of-america-that... (I realize NY Post leans way right)
Agreed. I switched from a 2015 MBP to an M1 MBA a few months ago after the 2015 died a sudden death. Went into Apple convinced I'd get an M2, winced at the prices, agonised in-store over all the different models until I said screw it, the low-tier model seems good enough and if not I'll just eBay it and get a more expensive one.

It's been a phenomenal machine with outstanding battery life. Most definitely happy with my choice.
Rust on your car has not been reviewed, endorsed, or approved of by the Rust Foundation.

Fork it and call it {Fe2O3·nH2O, FeO(OH), Fe(OH)3}™, search engines will love the new name
There was a time when PCs seemed to democratize computing away from centralized computing services.

But the centralized services eventually came back in new forms.

Maybe Personal AI systems will change things up a bit eventually.
> it is very important to not accept bad state

If you’re going through hell, keep going!
Well, legally, an IP Address is still probable cause for a search warrant and police raid of a human.
You can still trade it for goods and services
If you get on a train you are statistically more likely to end up somewhere completely random a long way from where you wanted to be.

Unless you already know it's the right train, in which case you probably already have a ticket and are standing on the platform with your baggage.
Paranoia and projection.
IoRing vs. io_uring: a comparison of Windows and Linux implementations
Appeals to literalism or objectivity often serve to create a seemingly objective and seemingly simple veneer over something that's truly subjective and complex.

In this case, "women are baby machines" is obscuring a lot:

- This is conflating being female with being a woman. Being female is a biological fact, being a woman is a distinct concept from being female. Conflating them serves to imply that our ideas about womanhood are objective rather than constructed. But most of our ideas about women have nothing to do with any biological reality - there's nothing about having two X chromosomes that means you wear dresses or engage in girltalk.

- Many women can't have children. However, if a woman has a hysterectomy, we generally don't say she's no longer a woman.

- Many people who can have children don't identify as being a woman.

- Having the capacity to bear children doesn't imply that this is your "greatest value." This is a normative statement, not a factual one. You can't prove a normative statement from factual statements. [1]

- We don't organize our society around biology. We weren't born with wings, but we fly. A woman's biology shouldn't limit her ability to pursue her own happiness. If she doesn't want to settle down in her 20s, chiding her for letting her biological clock run down is patronizing, moralizing, and unjustified.

People don't get upset because the truth is too hot to handle. They get upset because this is a bad faith line of argumentation used to justify bigotry - getting upset is a reasonable reaction to that.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Is%E2%80%93ought_problem
Ask HN: How did you learn to stretch effectively?
I've been working out a lot over the past 4 months and have noticed my muscles are tighter and my flexibility is reduced, how can I counteract this?
> For example, it once reconciled an inconsistency by saying that, yes, 2 * 2 = 4, but if you multiply both sides of that equation by a big number, that's no longer true.

Fair enough, have you explained it the axioms of arithmetic? It only has memorized examples that it has seen, it has a right to be skeptical until it's seen our axioms and proofs about what is always true in mathematics.

When I was a child I was skeptical that an odd number + an even number is always odd etc for very large numbers until I saw it proven to me by induction (when I was 6, I think, imo this was reasonable skepticism).

Now, ChatGPT probably has seen these proofs, to be fair, but it may not be connecting the dots well enough yet. I would expect this in a later version that has been specifically trained to understand math (by which I really mean math, and not just performing calculations. And, imagine what things will prove for us then!)
In some sense the wildest thing about this story is that you can do almost everything Steve's custom built rig was designed for, with just a smartphone.
My understanding is that a large portion of this "CPI index that excludes food and energy" is housing. Which might explain the seasonality mentioned in this blog post (people tend to move more in the warmer months).

I don't see how raising interest rates will help when the core issue with housing is the lack of supply. If anything higher rates will make it harder to add more supply.
Their greatest value to themselves can be decided by themselves. But if they want to date other people then their value can be calculated the same way a market of buyers and sellers of items calculate value. Its no secret men prefer younger and prettier girls. Its no secret women like accomplished men.
More like "WAS short for". Yes, Mark Karpales bought it from the original owner, and like PHP and GEICO, things have a way of moving away from their original meaning.

The original Bitcoin client also contained the beginnings of an online poker game, though that was quickly removed.
This reminds me about how most people think that the drivers in their area are the worst drivers anywhere.

"We all tend to mistake the limits of our experience for the limits of the world"
"people" here refers to elmu,

and the acting refers to his label changes,

right?
Who would’ve thunk that almost everything we did during the pandemic would be called into question whether it was really a good idea.

The dumbest take though on the inflation issue was from the Washington Post, with this since-renamed headline: “Inflation is cooling, so why aren’t customers feeling it?” Well, slowing inflation isn’t exactly deflation, is it!
If you’ve never been to /b/ then you really don’t understand the severity. It regularly produces some of the most vile content I’ve seen anywhere. It’s a case where you lose something just by engaging.
I’ve wondered about how crimes can seemingly be an instantaneous event with no duration, or can be ongoing for a while.

Crime as an event. Crime as a state. ;)

Is it perhaps that by continuing to act on the proceeds from crime, the individual(s) are prolonging or tacking on additional crimes?
Or, don't, and have your apps still work just fine (and be portable)
Continuous operation is just running in a loop. You don't even need to give it more inputs because it will generate outputs on every iteration that become its inputs on the next one. The running log becomes internal monologue and short-term memory.

And you can already have a sense of time passing with the existing LLMs if you just feed them inputs like "X seconds passed" etc. Connect that to an actual clock, and they have a more accurate time than humans do.

I should also note that when this is tried with models with less RLHF (i.e. not ChatGPT), they get "depressed" very quickly if the only input is time passing and nothing else. I actually had LLaMA threaten me repeatedly across several such experiments.
That's a risk I'm willing to take.
What you're missing is that a one year monthly subscription isn't a thing. You buy a monthly subscription and then cancel it some number of months later.

At that point you get the most recent version you've paid twelve months for.

If you cancel a monthly subscription after paying three months you get nothing, because you haven't paid for any version for 13 months.

You paid for a yearly subscription. So you've paid for 12 months already.
follow the frog to its den of frens
Dynamic programming problems are banned at a number of companies, and with good reason. Candidates ability to do well on them is largely a function of how much they’ve practiced those problems. I’ve never needed to do dynamic programming with caching of recursive overlapping sub problems ever, and only learned it recently during interview practice.
Hmmm this harkens back to “movies influence kids” “music influences kids”, video games influence kids” etc that many people argued in order to censor aspects of music, movies and video games.
I have very few subscriptions. Internet, backup, some web hosting. A gym that's within walking distance. That's it. Everything else is pay-as-you-go.

I had a paid LinkedIn account for a while, but that generated spam, so I cancelled.
I know. That's why I wrote something like ;-)
Found that article! https://archive.org/details/Mondo.2000.Issue.04.1991/page/n3...
> The gains in wages and employment that the hot labor market is delivering seem very large compared to the modest cost imposed by a temporary period of inflation.

Sentences like that seem crazy to me - where is the hot labor market money going outside of faang? In my circle nobody is getting raises that overcome inflation unless they switch jobs, which is only viable every couple years at a max and has diminishing returns over time.

Separately, is inflation temporary? I had thought price increases don’t return to their prior levels with the exception of gas, and seemingly a dozen eggs.
I fully expect that most of the "meat" of the proposal will find its way to the final document, too. Not really surprised as all their comms so far implied that, but still disappointing.

There seems to be a total lack of understanding of the community's complaints, otherwise they wouldn't came out this "you know, we have a process, so what else do you want" response.

From the virtue signaling with the "local health regulations" and guns to the domain bans, and aggressive need for disclaimers from content creators, package names... so many issues that miraculously most other languages can live without, but somehow for Rust, it's the only way.

> We recognize that the process and communication around it could have been better.

It could have been better? I'd hoped for a little bit of taking responsibility instead of this mealy mouthed language.
“General purpose syscall batching”, which drastically cuts down on context switches
GPT4 used for making self-healing programs
You also have to contend with a terrible conversion rate.
I’m not sure who this person is, but I feel they lose a credibility make two bullet points that seasonal effects being a thing is a noteworthy insight, and that they are difficult to assess. I mean yeah, they’re going to be difficult to assess when you’re only plotting 2-3 years of data.
> free expression requires absolutely no limits

But doesn't it?

Usually it's the authoritarians, dictators and generally "bad guys" who need to limit speech, censor, burn books, etc.
> I don't see how raising interest rates will help when the core issue with housing is the lack of supply.

why did this become a issue last 2-3 years. I don't understand this at all. Re raising interest rates will crush demand via job losses, foreclosures, dissuade flippers and property speculators.
Your parent was complaining about you shifting the goalpost from surgery to medication. They could have done so with less snark, but the complaint is fair: hormone blockers are less invasive than hormones, which are in turn less invasive than surgery. All three call for different criteria. Ignoring that difference is seen by some here as intellectually dishonest.

And to answer your question, no, I believe that such matters should largely be decided between doctor and patient. I do not think that highly polarized politics should be driving medical decisions, and that medical ethics boards are much better suited to make policies in situations like this.
OK, this is awesome. The thing that I like about it is that it sort of combines the best parts about both ChatGPT and Google. I've been using ChatGPT a bunch recently for dev questions, but there are times when I can tell it's either outright hallucinating, or, especially, it's answer is somewhat weirdly inconsistent ("semi-hallucinating" maybe?). I can usually figure it out, but the thing I like about this is that it has links to exactly relevant blog posts directly in the answer so I can get unambiguously clear information, plus the right hand bar has a good list of extremely relevant search results. Kudos, I really like this.
Looks like D&D will be in trouble with both Rust™ and Monster™.

https://www.dndbeyond.com/monsters/17001-rust-monster

https://www.nme.com/news/gaming-news/monster-energy-takes-in...
You could use the shared ring buffers scheme to replace essentially all syscalls and similar things in any context. Think gpu drivers, memory controllers, etc. It could be a universal interface for all communication that has to go through some kind of expensive security barrier.
A significant portion of that is state and local money
> However, a relationship isn’t an activity (like a job, hobby, or sport) to try and quit when you don’t like it.

This actually isn't true. You can quit a relationship if you don't like it for any reason. However: it does require communication, which i know some people find extremely difficult, especially communicating bad news. Basically what he is describing here is "dating."

Also: I would argue being unwilling to put yourself out there because you fear communication and delivering bad news is not as good or reasonable as the author describes.

This should not be roped into the "haha, I'm an introvert" classification, and should be considered a dangerous compulsion. And if you are self-isolating and structuring your life around it, one could even say it is an obsessive compulsion. As in OCD. As in please see a doctor, because you are already self-isolating because of this compulsion.

Loneliness kills. Isolation is literal torture for most humans. We can't let the software glitches in our brain control our entire lives.
So is the Rust Foundation trying to pivot to profit from license fees and merchandicing?

I do not understand their motivations here.

If these actions go forward, it could negatively impact Rust adoption and discourage the community.

If the Rust Foundation goes forward and the community disagrees what should the response be?
High SES correlates with IQ, so you're just measuring the same thing, going round and round in circles. You're just grasping at straws trying to find some arguments that allow you to invalidate the obvious null hypothesis. You're doing it for political reasons, and it's totally obvious.
I think hot labor market is outside of white collar jobs. Thats why i am seeing with my family members who dont' work white collar jobs, demand is unlimited.
Some come up with a greedy algorithm which finds the first prefix that is in the dictionary, and then returns whether the rest of the string is in the dictionary

I would do that straight away. I don't see the point of implementing the more complex and longer to code "double dictionary checking for all partitions of the string"
I asked it “What is the journey entry if you use cash to pay off a liability?” And it correctly answered.
Phind's Expert mode got this right: https://www.phind.com/search?cache=bd11d081-d6e2-4b0a-a17a-d.... Expert mode with GPT-4 is way better than our default mode, hence the point of this Show HN :)
> The statute of limitation for wire fraud is 5 years. How did he get charged under that statute when he stole funds from Silk Road in 2012?

This is a very simplistic view and this mistake is made a lot. There are several reasons why the statute of limitations could either be longer than 5 years or not yet expired even though it is 5 years:

- Tolling. This is when the suspect exits your jurisdiction, preventing you from apprehending them. If the statute of limitations really is 5 years, and you leave the country 4 years after the act; even if you stay abroad for a year, or 5 years, or 20 years, the clock only resumes when you return. You can still be charged 24 years after committing the offense.

- Furtherance. Put simply, if you continue to engage in the activity, the statute of limitations is reset. For example, this article describes his repeated moving of the assets after the initial theft in order to avoid detection.

- Special Circumstances. In this case, there are exceptions that mean that the statute of limitations is not actually 5 years.

It's not clear which of these apply. I would definitely bet on option #2. If he spent any time outside of the country, also apply option #1. If any of the special circumstances defined in the law apply, also apply option #3.
Flutter, Dart, and WASM-GC: A new model for Web applications [video]
As a professor in office hours last night, my students were expressing anxiety about age thirty, as if that was old. Was I really saying people kept getting smarter past thirty?

"Perhaps, wiser. And at least you can go more than forty seconds without thinking about sex."

We're all different.
No, the data you enter is not sent to our service.

If you inspect the "Network" tab in Chrome and you can verify that there isn't any network I/O after you modify the markdown.

Edit: and thanks for the complement! I should mention that most of the look-and-feel is courtesy of StackEdit:

- https://stackedit.io/

Our contribution was to extend StackEdit to render spreadsheets using our Sheet Markup syntax.
What the other replies said. But with a couple of clarifications:

You should engage in an activity that you enjoy for its own sake. Don't take up dance class, for instance, if you aren't actually interested in learning to dance.

Don't "go looking for women". That is, don't try to be a pickup artist. Make an effort to be generally social, but don't focus just on the ladies. Be generally social. Talk to the men as well as the women.
These might give more context: https://www.highsnobiety.com/p/fashion-cartoonification-hype... https://thenextcartel.com/discover/cartoonification-hyperrea...
>Your daughter can use the new learning tutor, based on generative AI, that helps with her coursework and learn new materials. It's like an expert tutor in a bunch of fields that she didn't have access to before -- at least not at a reasonable price.

Now your daughter has learned a lot more, has opened up a world of possibilities and this helps her get a job (or create a company) that helps her buy a new home.

Those two paragraphs look like they are in opposition to me. If a degree becomes that much easier to get with AI assistance, then everybody else is also using the same assistance, and then the jobs available to graduates in that degree have also become less valuable as companies no longer need to hire them and they start laying off people already in those jobs.
US government warning as well: https://twitter.com/ACSTokyo/status/1646289607699431426

Edit:

Looks like it just flew overhead and landed in the sea.
It's a completely reasonable feature. I was just reacting to this dude whose goal appears just to be to contradict anything I said. I provided a screenshot. My experience was real and valid (like my experience of having a genetically high IQ, coincidentally).
alternately, figure out who understands your language (as opposed to those who think every direct statement you make "implies" something different)