skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
See also:

Java logo and mark guidelines (also cf. javascript/ECMAScript, mysql): https://www.oracle.com/legal/trademarks.html https://www.oracle.com/a/ocom/docs/java-licensing-logo-guide...

Google's attempt to trademark Go: https://trademarks.justia.com/881/00/go-88100955.html

Python trademark usage guidelines: https://www.python.org/psf/trademarks/

Perl trademark usage guidelines: https://www.perlfoundation.org/trademarks.html

Ruby is a counterexample!: https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/about/logo/

PHP seems to be a counterexample!: https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/about/logo/

PostgreSQL: https://www.postgresql.org/about/policies/trademarks/

Linux: https://lmi.linuxfoundation.org/ https://www.linuxfoundation.org/legal/trademark-usage

there are many more, but you get the idea

I know a couple streamers/youtubers have made a big fuss about this (idk about actual developer sentiment), but I don't see why this situation is anything exceptional or to be worried about.
When I hear a car alarm, I look away and hope the annoying car gets stolen as fast as possible.
Prefixing should be web components instead probably (for some reason Svelte doesn't default to it, but there should be a push to make it work).

About Vite: I agree, it's not how it should be done. Svelte components should be compiled to real modules with real, easy to understand paths. I would love to use a system that actually I understand, and just compile things to module imports. We could hack it together maybe, it's HackerNews anyways :)
And as you can see, even Hacker News is not immune to this latest moral panic. Sadly, once a moral panic starts, it's nearly impossible to stop. It has to destroy an egregious number of innocent lives before society finally comes to its senses, at which point the panic slowly fizzles out.
Transgender people have existed throughout history and on every corner of the earth. They’re documented in basically any society with written records.

But for some reason, in 2023, people (mainly Americans) think it’s something new and they demand to be angry about it.
You could have become a medical doctor with that time. Instead, you played a fun game.
I Conducted Experiments with the Alpaca/LLaMA 7B Language Model
Simply put it is because in the US the quality of teachers is fairly low.

For those of you who haven't down voted already I can explain why this happens:

Its a low paying job, the only reason to go into teaching is passion. Its great that folks are motivated, but that doesn't make them GOOD. Plenty of people pursue careers in art and music and fail, few people who pursue teaching get pushed out by "better" teachers.

Give someone a tool that lets them take the easy way out and not have to exercise critical thinking skills and this is the outcome you get.
You should join Signal Cartel[1], the wormhole ‘rescue service’ it is a lot of fun and they provide some great tools for exploring.

Just remembering the good times make me want to jump back in! I’ve been the same as yourself. Probably tried a dozen times over the years. From mining to pvp, red v blue, tried it all but it always started to feel like work in the end. Exploring and Signal Cartel made me stick around the longest. Eventually got a bit bored with it.

The most EVE entertaining i’ve had recently is Andrew Groen book series Empires of Eve [2]. Basically all the great big war stories bundled into a very engaging 2 series book. It is a lovely read!

[1] https://signalcartel.org/

[2] https://www.empiresofeve.com/
This is interesting! My first exposure to Unix was in 1990 when my mother worked for a law firm in California. Everyone had dumb terminals on their desks connected to a very very large tower computer in the server room. I don't remember anything about it (I was only about 14) except that it said Santa Cruz operations Unix on it.

And of course, at her desk I could see my mom log into her Unix account and launch WordPerfect with wp. I was blown away! There was also a spreadsheet application but I have to admit that I don't remember what it was. It was probably Lotus 123 but I don't know if it was ported to Unix or not.

Little did I know that I would be making a living with Linux all these years later!
Interesting suggestion. But no, I don't think so, and I'm having a really hard time describing why. It sounds like a pure sine wave, but it's so high I have a hard time relating it to any real auditory input.

Also, interestingly, since I started focusing on this it has gotten less intense.
laundry services
At least until a forced update "accidentally" changes it back.
Wow what an elegant design. I tried the web version from mobile even after all the warnings and it wasn’t bad at all. I’m definitely trying out the desktop versions later.
The future of AI depends on Modularity
This an odd question to ask less than a week after Bob Lee was stabbed to death.
Hinduism also has many elments from Indus valley Civilization too.
If that's what's left on Twitter, I'm glad I no longer visit daily. If that's your thing, have at it.
Microsoft released the new LAPS for Windows
Lem is great. Here's his story about ChatGPT from 1976: https://mwichary.medium.com/one-hundred-and-thirty-seven-sec...
Well this would be fine, but they made dueling illegal right around the time they made everyone equal before the law. How can a regular person stand up for themself these days?
No worries! Have you worked on car brakes before? Bike brakes aren't any more "black magic" than those, though again I will say they're more fiddly in my experience, because getting all the air bubbles out can be a pain sometimes. I've bled countless car brakes and it was always fairly easy with a helper to pump the pedal, but my experience with my 2 bikes has been more troublesome. I'm not sure what the problem is, considering cars have rather complex systems with multiple master cylinder reservoirs (2, for redundancy), 180 or 360-degree bends in the brakes lines, and now ABS systems, but getting all the air bubbles out of my bike systems turned out to be a bit of a black art, and it differs by caliper position (front vs rear) and hardware mfgr. The $20 brake bleed kits on Amazon are pretty good though, including all the stuff you'll need.

The nice thing about hydraulics is that, once they're set up, they're good until you need to change the pads usually, and even then the fluid is probably fine unless it's old. Rim brakes, on the other hand, need constant adjustment and fiddling just to keep them from rubbing, as the pads wear. I don't miss them one bit.
I wondered the same. This support page kind of answers the question: https://support.substack.com/hc/en-us/articles/1474365194203...

The phrasing is weird though: “You’ll then start seeing more of their notes in the Home tab.”

More? Not all? Odd.
It's a fair question, and it's hard to describe. What I perceive is a very high pitched pure sine wave. When I take a hearing test, my ability to hear real tones drops off long before I can hear anything approaching the pitch that I perceive. Does that make sense?
Mastodon needs to at very least change its terminology if it ever wants to be taken seriously. As funny as it is for people to be "tooting" out whatever happens to be in their head in that very moment no one wants to be known as a "tooter" who "toots" frequently.
Very difficult but not impossible. Looks like some of those co-ops go back to the 1700s.

So that provides one possible solution to the problem: start small with no capital and grow over a period of centuries to become a large co-op.

But how do you achieve it today? How do you take a bunch of workers and start a co-op factory that can compete with John Deere?
All the Apple ecosystem developers left, all the neo-Nazis were unbanned to add subscriber numbers, I see 1-2 ads a day because all the respectable advertisers left due to the Nazis[0], and the For You page now regularly does things like show you tweets from locked accounts, circles you're not in, and people who've blocked you.

Elon seems to have given up; he's just doing jokes now like changing his name to Harry Ballz and replying to fake news from the fake news accounts he unbanned.

[0] https://www.businessinsider.com/elon-musk-twitter-perpetuati...
I have Tektro on one bike. They work fine, but maintenance on them is more of a pain than Shimano. I'm probably going to swap them out for Shimano later, because the Shimano brakes on my road bike are so much easier to work with.
While I agree that location shouldn't be relevant, the fact is that many companies will absolutely use (and probably already are using) this period of time as leverage to push for hybrid/full on-site roles instead of remote. The few remote roles advertised get quickly flooded with applications.
certainly not any tyrant!
How does a person become an apprentice silversmith?
With the Gozen Content.AI platform, you get many different AI tools to help you generate content, and then you get the blog wizard allowing you to generate SEO-optimised content.
How do you ensure fault tolerance on SQLite?
Very much doubt #1, the whole reason this works is model size. Smaller models and some intent model on top of it are very unlikely to produce the results they've been able to (and goes against everything they've shared on how this works).

For #2, they've talked about this openly (and if you use any of the underlying models directly you can see it), there is a limited context window (~4k tokens for davinci-003), so time aside, they have to compress to fit that context window.
This is old, but

> Protein intake averaged...approximately 91 +/- 22 g/d in adults aged 19-30 y

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18469286/

Also

Men 20-50 averages more than 100g per day

https://www.ars.usda.gov/ARSUserFiles/80400530/pdf/1112/Tabl...
I agree, I was interested in learning how open-source would be an optimal strategy for AI model designers from a game theory perspective. The post barely had any of that, with weak justifications for its assertions. For that matter, I would have a hard time believing it is an optimal strategy anyway
Absolutely horrible. As always, all these things that made no sense at all, boiled down to certain people trying to gain something/make money.

It was never about saving the kids :(
"You may make promotional goods for free giveaway at open source conferences and events provided that the goods are in good taste and compatible with the values of the Project."

Wow. "Good taste". No rusty dildoes?
https://archive.ph/2Yg5e

Note that the charts are not interactive
I disagree. Federation is a feature people want, but they don't know about the concept.

When I show people that I can talk to Signal, WhatsApp, and Signal through a single app, they're pretty impressed. I wouldn't expect most people to set up a Matrix bridging system like I did, same with most Mastodon servers, but it's a feature people do generally want.

With Mastodon, most people first ask "but how do I follow people on Twitter", which often leads to pointing at bridges that may stop working at any point and have no official status, and often get blocked on small servers because of the overwhelming wave of moderation spam they cause.

Phone manufacturers back in the day used to have quite commonly used "social hub" apps that would combine various social media sources into a single UI, but they were all tied to their own brand that either got too difficult to maintain or lost the phone wars (HTC and Blackberry had quite well-received integrations if I recall).

The past years we've been stuck with a locked in ecosystem for so long that the mere idea of two different apps interoperating has become inconceivable to the mainstream.

I hope the DMA, which will force messenger apps to interoperate, will bring back the knowledge that it's possible to do so at the very least.
The point is when boomers start dying en masse there won’t be as many to replace them.
What do you consider difficult about it?
The thing that’s really going to hurt is when Amazon kills Abebooks.
On second listening, he stretches the base of the bell (the big bang phase) out and compresses the flare of the bell down using some mathematical transforms and makes the argument that mass is irrelevant at both ends. In the far future it is mostly massless photons and in the big bang things are so hot and fast that all the energy is kinetic and rest mass can be ignored. I still don't understand how the next cycle big bang originates.
I understand where you are coming from and agree that this is a massive abuse of authorship rights, but I do not think it should be required to go through this complex process.

We know the network only works thanks to training data. We know training data was scraped without consent. We know the output is derivative of training data. We know OAI/MS get paid for those derivative works and are not in turn paying the producers of the original content. We know it has real impact on those producers and will cost future incentives to publicly share original research, along with other societal implications.

I wonder when large publishers in the US and EU wake up to the fact that their books and films were also scraped the very same way. Unless MS is paying them behind the scenes, they have a corporation profiting off their publications and they are not known to be especially charitable.
In Norway, this fire was lit by a high ranking police officer in the state criminal police, it's "FBI". Many people was hurt, falsely convicted and many lives was destroyed. In the police, and in the child abuse industry, money was made and careers built on these lies.

The police officer who brought this mental pest to Norway was eventually arrested, naked, hiding behind a bush in his neighbors garden - spying on a little girl.

If I remember correctly, one of the driving forces for this hysteria in the USA, another police officer, was eventually convicted for rape.

I think it was Hermann Hesse who wrote that "If you hate a person, you hate something in him that is part of yourself. What isn't part of ourselves doesn't disturb us."
Is there any difference between tooting and tweeting really?
i suspect the only real solution to this problem is to have proctored in-person essays written by hand or on locked down computers - similar to certification/professional testing. i further suspect this will only be offered at elite educational institutions due to cost constraints.
For anyone else reading this: Be careful, you have to stop before you start feeling a little sick, or you'll induce a semi-permanent adversion to VR

If you try to fight through the nausea at all, it'll get worse every time until you feel sick just thinking about VR

(That's the obnoxious training regimen he's talking about, and it sucks for sure)
I disable Javascript on occasion to save power.

Twitter definitely does not load without loading several megabytes of Javascript. Nitter.net is a quick and easy substitute that loads instantly without it, though some video playback still requires Javascript (HLS video).
Battle for Wesnoth in the Terminal
Why in gods name is iplayer not a paid service outside UK?

That could easily pay for your NHS.
Exactly. All the big ones have partnerships/allegiances or own their cloud already, look at OpenAI and Microsoft or Google Bard on top of GCP, and similarly Stability seems to have a strategic partnership with AWS. You won't run at their scale without something like that, especially with GPU shortages we're seeing.
Motherf#$#er. I was wondering what bone head made that decision.
When was the "moral panic" over the KKK, exactly? Usually the term means an irrational fear.

https://www.splcenter.org/fighting-hate/extremist-files/ideo...

Other parts of the list are also obnoxious and/or offensive but I didn't want to dissect it all.
I find it funny how sometimes there are two sides to the same coin, and articles like these rarely talk about engineering tradeoffs. Just one solution good, other solution bad. I think it is a mistake for a technical discussion to not talk in terms of tradeoffs.

Obviously it makes sense to not use complex tech when simple tech works, especially at companies with a lower traffic volume. That is just practical engineering.

The inverse, however, can also be true. At super high volumes you run into issues really quickly. Just got off a 3 hour site-wide outage due to the database unable to keep up with the unprecedented queue load, and the db system basically ground to a halt. The proposed solution is actually to move off of a dedicated db queue for SQS.

This was a system running that has run well for about 10 years. Granted there was an unprecedented queue volume for this system, but sometimes a scaling ceiling is hit, and it is hit faster than you might expect from all these comments saying to always use a db always, even with all the proper indexing and optimizations.
If you want speed, there are better options, not the least of which is a keyboard (or steno etc). I haven’t had a use case for cursive since it was required in elementary school. For most purposes that don’t care about speed it is inferior to the block writing styles I learned for engineering.
It's sort of bonkers that we've quietly gotten to the point that codecs for music are getting compared at the 32 kbps level, for full stereo. Audiophiles used to constantly be making comparisons between codecs to see what's superior, but that whole field seems to have died when Opus became very difficult to ABX at 128 kbps. There hasn't been a HydrogenAudio multiformat test in nearly a decade [1], and that one was 96 kbps.

These days even YouTube videos get transcoded to 128 kbps Opus, which is astonishing. Provided that the source is high enough quality, you can listen to transparent audio on the lowest-tier streaming platform.

[1] https://wiki.hydrogenaud.io/index.php?title=Hydrogenaudio_Li...
Yes, it is - but that would upend the 'only two genders/sexes' status quo and we can't have that. Imagine the mass panic and moral decay that would ensue.

Why bother loving your kid for who they are when you can just ask the docker to slice them up before they can consent? Or deny them access to Healthcare based on your own feelings because you really like your kids genitals...

/s
You do realize that where there are consumers, there are also sellers?

I have no expertise on the subject, but it takes none to figure out that with drug trade comes a ton of other issues that normal people rather not would like to be exposed to.
* People like to eat.

* Capitalists don't like to give people money.

* People will not work for free.

Just about covers it.
Show HN: NBA score predictions using free Serverless Machine Learning services
yes they allow muting tweets with certain words that you provide, but it is burried deep in settings.
I believe they also deport all of their homeless to Malaysia, which surely helps to keep the city clean. But is that a good example?
You live in Australia? You have not had any problems securing bicycle parts here in Australia these last 2 years?

Cycle shops I ask in, say parts are a nightmare or were, the last time I asked. Maybe its about market size, maybe they just don't want the hassle.

Where you are, and your budget, affects availability of things. Are you in my market?
Have you considered that maybe de-plaforming people on the fringe and forcing them into their own private silos actually ends up boosting their message?

When you try to be the goody two-shoes and block anything and everything that could potentially be offensive to someone you just make controversial opinions more intriguing. At least I want to see what the big fuss was about and determine myself it such banishment was actually justified and more often than not it feels like too hash of a punishment, which in turn makes it more likely that I go look for the next banished person's shit and so on.

One can then easily get directed to one of these silos where there are no opposing arguments at all. At least when someone acts out on a public forum majority of users can rein them back in line and avoid further indoctrination. However this last part is hard pill to swallow for most, since they don't want their own bad opinions to be called out.
Pretty easy to attract spambots, just mention "metamask instagram account hijack unban sugar daddy glock". There's a lot of other-language spam too, some of it from state actors trying to hide news in the search results.
Algorithmic feeds generate more user engagement, that is what they are for. That's why platforms built around following updates from people that you like can't help themselves but implement them.
Same! I think it is a solitaire Easter egg.
iOS WiFi+Bluetooth Disable via Control Center Shortcut
He's being sued for pumping it too, which makes 4/3 a weird time to run a late April Fool's joke about it.
well, I used to have super hearing. Had a hard time being around CRT displays because the flyback transformers were really really loud. Now, with age, I get a phantom limb tone of 16KHz. [1]

Coincidentally, the peak notch in the OP was the 1st subharmonic of that.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flyback_transformer
Worth noting that OpenAI's own tool for detection tool only correctly identifies AI written text 26% of the time and also incorrectly identifies human-written text as AI-written 9% of the time[1].

Is there any reason to think any other tool (eg TurnItIn has one claiming 98% accuracy!) is actually any better?

[1] https://openai.com/blog/new-ai-classifier-for-indicating-ai-...
I'm sad Bookdepository is closing.
> I don’t care if you have a permit or not, just the mentality of “I’m going to defend my wife and myself” sounds nuts to anyone not in the states.

Sounds absolutely batshit insane to many of us in the states too.
> Second, drug use isn't causing any problems.

Tell that to those unfortunate WF employees who must clean out used needles and other paraphernalia from rest rooms.
I would. Better World Books has always rubbed me the wrong way with their advertising. They donate a tiny fraction of their profit to charity but their whole schtick makes it seem like they are a non-profit. Especially their "book donation" boxes that they put all over the place. Which they turn around and sell for a pure profit. I also suspect they are just donating their worthless books but valuing those worthless books at some sort of face value to pump up their donation numbers.
Those responsible rarely get their comeuppance. I mean the academics and psychiatrists who invent this baloney, and continue pushing it for years, sustaining the delusion. Some of them are still practicing today. They've casually moved onto other things.
I have this, as well as multiple very loud permanent tinnitus tones. The latter sucks, but hyperacusis ruined my life, as well as stopping my career as a (I think it's fair to describe myself this way) promising film/video game composer dead in its track.

It is the most horrible condition you can ever imagine. I'm over two years in and am only recently back to being able to live a somewhat normal life, but I easily get "setbacks" due to loud sounds. In the hyperacusis community it's well known that these can become your new normal -- it's happened to me multiple times.

Protect your ears and try your best to not get concussions, folks. Though I can't confirm that one or either is the cause, it's my best guess and is good advice anyway.
It had a lot of performance and loading bugs, but it never showed me private tweets.
Duly noted. I won't ever host any conference on public property in Georgia.

If you want to bring a weapon to my conference, you are not welcome.
A Brief History of Santa Claus [video]
Avoids going into Settings.
I'm sad that Goulet Pen Company isn't getting any love here.

They've been absolutely fantastic and are a darling of /r/fountainpens over at reddit.

https://www.gouletpens.com/