skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Welcome to SEO and internet marketing. Utilize any psychological tricks in your arsenal to get those conversions up. Regardless of that, I second this recommendation. Neil has been in this game for a very long time. He's probably the most well known public facing personality in SEO. I don't even like him personally, because I witnessed him buy and rebrand a tool I used to love (ubersuggest), but I'll still give credit where it's due.

Another tool in the vain of ubersuggest that he owns is https://answerthepublic.com/
And the parts that might be annoyed at him for Twitter are entirely unrelated to those dealing with space.
> They make it seem like the only way to be energy efficient is to give up all amenities, including aesthetics.

I, including the proponents of such sites, think that this sort of aesthetic is pretty great.
Out of the box midjourneyv5 generates great images but SD has controlnet, plethora of custom models to pick from, can run locally on most machines gives it an edge in my opinion.
“We will launch very soon and it will explode very big”
No, was scraping TBs over it when NFTs we're a thing. It murders CPU, garbage cleanup is so bad you should just disable it, causes network issues.

Seems like it's momentum is gone and if you haven't interacted with it yet you probably shouldn't bother.
I know we don't have access to the details at OpenAI - but it does seem like there have been significant changes to the BPE token size over time. It seems there is a push towards much larger tokens than the previous ~3 char tokens (at least by behavior)
Interestingly, this thread, and your XKCD link, have given me a solution to my own problem - with a Nighthawk travel router.
Eh, I frequently switch. I just do it while I wait for the AC to kick in, not a huge deal.
Knowing how to measure – behavior and AI
AFAIK it costs something like $10,000 to file a patent, although most of that is legal fees that maybe GPT could reduce.
This week in AI: quick summary of news and innovations
The positional embedding can be thought of: in the same way you can hear two pieces of music overlaid on each other, you can add both the vocab and pos embedding and it’s able to pick them apart.

If you asked yourself to identify when someone’s playing a high note or low note (pos embedding) and whether they’re playing Beethoven or Lady Gaga (vocab embedding) you could do it.

That’s why it’s additive and why it wouldn’t make much sense for it to be multiplicative.
This article presupposes that we want people to have spiritual awakenings. We don't. Otherwise, we'd be handing out hallucinogenics at public schools. Instead, we want people to understand actual reality. There are plenty of private organizations that will bring spiritual awakenings for a profit, including your local drug dealer and your corner megachurch.
10-15 seconds is an eternity. I can switch mine in about 1-2 seconds. Any reason why you seem to be slow?
Simple. Money. OnStar costs between $25-50 per month. Say the car lasts 15 years, that's $4500-$9000 over the life of the car, and this is all at an extremely high profit margin.

Even if some people won't buy the car if it doesn't have Carplay, it's worth it because of how profitable selling services is, because people don't do the mental math on the cost.
+1 for academic torrents. Torrents are a lot more mature and has a better culture around seeding to ensure models and data stay alive.
> I don’t even understand why my 2020 car had an optional GPS add-on for thousands of dollars.

What I don't understand is why most of the replacement head units have CD/DVD players. (not that recent cars allow you to replace anything)
Yes, I've heard that these positions are highly sought after and gives the _volunteers_ a sense of purpose, but it gives some people living comfortably outside of prison icky feelings about consent. I have no doubt prisoners would have some choice words for people in this comment section who would choose to take the option away from them.
Personally I like both

If you combine them, you get one where the dots spin slowly, while there's another spinning effect with the colours of the dots themselves.
That's how I did it in 1995. I printed a few howto's, downloaded 27 or so Slackware floppy disk images, copied those onto actual disks, and biked home and booted from the first disk to start the installation process. At some point I had an issue with a corrupted disk so I had to bike back to the university to create a replacement. Following the howto, I got a booting system on my PC (dual booting with MS Dos/windows 3.x). And then using the bundled documentation, I was able to get X up and running, figured out how to rebuild the kernel with the sound drivers I needed, etc. Fun times.
Shadow Facebook pages spending crores on ads to target Oppn are connected to BJP
Wow that’s like 2.5% of a Twitter.
Isn't this the age of the long tail. By some accounts, no cultural worker has to languish in poverty or obscurity anymore.. More precisely, I think the division is starker.. nobody at all these days will pay for any cultural artifact requiring intellect (even intellectuals/the elite), whereas many will still pay for entertainment. I would probably watch or read works about those great feminine intellects, but you will never get me to pay for them. It might be interesting to find out why. Perhaps as a species, we are wired to feel that information needs to be free? Entertainment, being infofree, doesnt need to be. (An exception would be reference works which have a high probability of containing information not found anywhere else. Maybe we need zero knowledge proofs of cognitive utility for writers of novellas to their intended
readers-- lets call that ScriptZKP)
I scripted Inno Setup running on Wine with bash for a really hacky internal CI thing for a while. The compiler will even run (via Wine) without X!
Do it in style. Rent a Tesla. Sleep in it.

I’ve done tours like that through Europe with the S, the 3 and the X. Can sleep comfortably in all of them as one person. In the X, it even worked with my wife and kid (plus baggage for a one week tour).

Can’t speak about the charging situation though down there. If you have to wait in line at chargers while depending on running the A/C all day it might be less fun.
That's not how psychos like this work in general, you're making it sound like he's a lot more normal than he actually is. This is a good case for the death penalty, because this is the type of person who can't be safely contained and there's no doubt whatsoever about his guilt, given that the kids can be DNA tested and the abnormal levels of relatedness are going to stand out.
I have a standalone garminGPS and it's superior to most every nav system - but it's a pain to plug and unplug it all the time.

(it's even better than tesla's nav system - you can plan your routes, avoid specific places, etc)
Maybe it is just semantics and they do train GPT-5.1? Or UniversalPT-1 that is multi-modal?
WiFi client isolation bypasses (CVE-2022-47522)
Talk to your professor. He/She might work with you by giving you other projects to help with your grade. It will reduce your stress by reducing the importance of any one test. Most of my professors valued learning over any test grade. They weren't willing to give easy A's but they also weren't willing to let a student fail if they saw that they were putting in the effort.

Also, many professors will create test questions inspired by the end of chapter problems in your text. Try reviewing them, specially the ones not assigned, before an exam. It might help reduce your test stress by not being caught off guard by a test question.

Being prepared is your best bet. Confidence will reduce any Anxiety.
Compliance issues are a real concern. For example, I have some customers who switched from Nylas to EmailEngine because Nylas closed their Canada DC, even though EmailEngine is an inferior product. I'm not really worried about copycats, as it's a niche and complex project. There are literally hundreds of email RFCs, some as long as a book, and you would need to have at least an overview of these. You can already use IMAP client libraries in any language, but what EmailEngine does is cover all the weird edge cases, like handling sequence numbers as identifiers. Those who have the skill likely have better things to do, and those who don't probably find easier things to copy.
Curious if anyone can confirm $5-20M figure. Seems absurdly high but what do I know
I try registered an account on Tiktok once, try uploaded a video of mine, and never get any view.

The ideal social network, to me, is everybody has a fair chance to get enough views for them to seriously produce good content to keep followers retention.

That means, "more money to get more views" technigue should be obsolete in this system.

Tiktok failed at least to me.
Cool, I have zero bosses at my business!
Yeah, I’d say it depends on why you burn out. Some folks burn out from caring too much with too little input over the outcome. Maslow’s hierarchy and all that jazz would indicate starting a business might be a reasonable alternative.

I know for myself I’ve been in business for a couple of years with a full-time job and I love my business infinitely more than I could ever care about someone else’s. Once it grows to the point of sustaining my family, I’ll have “made it” by my own estimate.

But I do agree. It’s certainly not a cure-all, and largely depends on your personality and the unique reason you burned out.
Definitely lots of creativity on BHW, from the black hat side of things. They often try to exploit things quickly in a churn and burn fashion. Most of their advice shouldn't be followed because eventually they get punished for their methods. With that said there is still tons of general marketing wisdom to be gleamed from them. Especially the older threads that go over buyer psychology and such. It's Googles favorite forum anyway, they like to keep up with the baddies.

https://www.blackhatworld.com/
The thing about a system like a solar panel, or any additional system on a vehicle is how to control the cutover. Solar panel cracked and I can’t charge from it? I hope the vehicle throws a “I’m not charging from the solar panel” code and I can move on, and it doesn’t go into a degraded drive state because of a non-critical system like this.
I'm surprised how greatly this differs from the marine exclusion zone that Boca Chica posted.
I'm just saying don't blame just the providers of incorrect information, blame also the viewers who want to hear it.
Why not just have a stateless or immutible censor instance and an interactive instance?
It seems you are using "dualism" to mean something else than what it means in the "mind-body dualism" context. The "dualism" in mind-body dualism is supernatural by definition. It's a claim that there exists something beyond nature ("supernatural") that exists and explains the mind. It's essentially a religious belief with no scientific basis. Dualists do not generally believe that AI is possible because they claim it would be missing this "supernatural" property which human minds possess.
Ask HN: Books that rearranged your brain cells in a positive way?
Once Zig is done, may be Zag could be a superset of Zig where it focuses on application and slightly higher level development. Think C++, Swift and Java.
You're talking about seperate networks picking LORAs and such? Loading a huge number of embeddings or swapping between sub/additive networks or whatever is not very efficient either, and right now the LLM itself is quite monolithic.

And training such a decision tree seems like it would take a very long time.

The OpenAI CEO has talked about using subnetworks instead of an omegamodel like everyone is using now, and that would make lots of what you describe (and straight up anonymous finetuning) more practical.
remember the iphone came out in 2007 - and I'm certain there was a lag before cars even supported phones.

By the time some GM phone connect system got through the pipes (several years), we might be carrying AR glasses instead of phones.
The pros and cons of starting up in a downturn (2009)
Now we know why he was so keen for everyone to stop work on AI. So he could catch up
Also, consider the situation in which another state is putting significant resources into a similar project. Would it not follow that it is in the best interest of the U.S. to then fund and support OpenAI? The strategic calculus becomes almost trivial if we presume that "AI" really is going to be as transformative and "possible" as we imagine it being. It's why the Manhattan Project analogy works so well.
so you can use a dji mavic out-of-the-box without asking permission from DJI or someone else?
Netchecks – cloud native tool for checking network controls
Really appreciate the feedback, thank you. Truth be told, the website is kind of an after thought version of the game. The Android and iOS version are the real deal. If I haven't lost you entirely, and you like word games, please give it a shot on your phone.
1. It's strange that you've put quotes around something I didn't say.

2. I said a lot more than what you put quotes around, which explains the method of action. If you want more specific information, you'll have to engage enough with what I've already said to ask a more specific question. I won't waste my time explaining parts I've already explained and you've ignored.
> That came later after the MCT and then ITS acronyms

I believe there was a BFR originally [1], and it just returned later. But the real old one was the Falcon X and Falcon XX [2], which were to use the "Merlin 2" engine (giant RP/LOX engine a la the saturn V).

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpaceX_Mars_program#Early_heav...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Falcon_X&oldid=38...
Would be nice if we could get a dedicated URL for Newest instead of having to choose with the button.
> - Why is suicide bad?

It inflicts massive suffering to everyone around you and is frequently driven by incorrect perceptions of how bad things are which can be treated.

> - Why is there a presumption that this is your one and only life?

It might not be, depending on how you see loss of consciousness every night. Are you even the same person you were before sleeping last, other than that you believe you are?

> - Why is there a presumption that life is made to be enjoyed?

We seem to have some instinct to enjoy ourselves, though it can go wrong in many ways. Also, we like it.

> - Why is there a presumption that consciousness ends after life ends?

It really looks a lot like sleep, except that there are relatively few people who say they've ever observed anyone waking up from it.

> - If death is inevitable, then couldn't suicide be broadly construed to pretty much ... just living?

I mean, if we're going the kindergarten route, you'd tend to look at it as "just dying" ... except that many people have experienced it and it's generally horribly painful for everyone who was near you.
These attacks are more closely related to social engineering the LLM, rather then traditional "injections".

https://embracethered.com/blog/posts/2023/ai-injections-dire...

There aren't any specific limited amount of tokens to inject or mitigate against, there is an "infinite" amount of trickery the AI might misinterpret or be persuaded to do.

Annual security training will be needed for AI, to learn about the latest phishing attacks, much like for humans. Only have joking.
Do you know any books which teach matrix calculus?
Looks like around 8.4% of prisons were private in the US in 2018.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_prison
I mean those guys are drone nerds too. Maybe it won't be a ton of footage coming out of there but there will be some of those guys using these. Besides that, I used to fly aerial mapping missions over afghanistan and the same reason we needed high res images super fast (as opposed to tasking satellites) for a low level op coming in a few days to see ingress points, chokepoints, hlz sites fresh, etc. They definitely have a role there but not the every day sort of recce the grunts are using them for.
> long before any capacity to comprehend and adhere to complex expectations of boogeyman "transtrender parents".

This isn't what the GP is arguing, did you reply to the wrong thing?

You quoted their question:

> Another one is the question, whether gender dysphoria results from mental illness, or the other way around.

The study you provided - whilst interesting - doesn't answer it or even attempt to answer in its purpose.

The study shows 3-12 year olds who are "socially transitioned and live in families that that affirmed their child’s current gender identity through a social transition" have a strong affinity towards their gender, just as non trans children who have their families affirmation of their gender do.

It seems odd to me you're arguing bad faith when it seems you're acting that way by misdirectly and providing studies irrelevant to the point as evidence of the GPs lack of research.
You plant beauty and hope in young people not fear and despair.

My friends teenage children openly voice anxiety about climate change. I'm completely unsurprised that a kid might kill themselves over it. It's a big load for.a developing mind and body.

It's not the young who should be brought to dread and guilt over climate change, it's the old. Why? Because they can actually do something. They have the money and the power and the ability, not the young.

It's is completely unfair to dump thus so hard on children, also either very stupid or evil.
I found out today I don't exactly have Covid brain fog. Covid has triggered my bipolar disorder, so I have flu-like symptoms and hypomania, a combo I've never experienced before so I'm not used to it. It's a bit wild.

https://www.google.com/search?q=bipolar+covid
Asbestos isn't toxic at all unless the fibers are airborne.

Unless you disturb the nano tubes in the device in such a way that they become airborne, they're safe. Probably they're less dangerous than the mercury in the CFL tubes.
“The ugliest boy in the world has the ball, and he’s got a mouth full of driftwood he’s calling teeth.”
Why not GPT-6 instead? There is far too much hype surrounding this.
It's very interesting to see this new wave of games that are now evoking the childhood (or the "retro" feeling) of a new generation, in the same way pixelated games did for us not so long ago.

Much like fashion or music, the state of the art of a period consolidates into a style that becomes a design choice.
Also common in Polynesian cultures - see Faʻafafine from Samoa, Fakaleitī from Tonga, Māhū in Hawaii and Akava'ine in Cook Islands. See also brotherboy and sistergirls which is found across Australian Aboriginal cultures.[4]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faʻafafine
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fakaleitī
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Māhū
[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akava%27ine
[4] https://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-21/sistergirls-and-broth...
I have a solar setup. I’m fortunate that cleaning my panels is a matter of scrubbing them or taking my boat out when it’s raining. The article mentions the huge solar installations in the deserts. This is the wrong approach and is wasteful. Society needs more solar pv generation where it’s being used. Lamp posts and stuff are a great example. Thinking about providing energy and thinking about huge power plants is old school coal/oil thinking. The sum of many smaller installations on roofs, window awnings, bus stops, walkways, train stations, schools, pretty much any building needs a solar power setup to sustain its needs. The bigger the building, the bigger the setup. Forget building huge farms in the desert. Build huge farms on the rooftops and save on transporting current. Just my observation. Energy companies don’t really care for energy independence. Why would they? It’s not in their interest.
They're looking at Tesla, Rivian and Lucid getting away with it, and thinking "but we're even better than those guys, so of course we can do it too!"
...and then it gets electrically charged from cosmic rays and suspended in a "cloud" of sorts above the surface. Yikes!

The recent idea to clean things with liquid nitrogen is pretty neat: https://scitechdaily.com/the-solution-to-moon-dust-researche...

but it's still far from solved.
Cash App founder stabbed after allegedly drinking with suspect's sister
Low altitude nuclear detonations generate EMPs on the ground; high altitude ones may generate enough of an EMP to take out higher altitude satellites. Also, radiation will be trapped by magnetic fields like the Van Allen belts, making those larger and more dangerous. There may also be fallout concerns, but I don't think those would be significant
There are two versions of Minecraft. Java version is the original Minecraft, but Microsoft rewrote it and called it "Bedrock" for Xbox; this version is ported to a number of platforms including the PC. It supports "data packs" which can change the game but not as extensively as "mods" for Java Minecraft.

"Technical Minecraft" involves building various machines in Minecraft; either in vanilla (unmodded) using red stone, water, and other properties of the game itself to do things - some are quite complex, but they can include things like intelligent mine cart routing, strip mining, and resource sorting.

"Technical modded Minecraft" involves one or more of the "tech mods" which MASSIVELY increase the complexity; one of the most famous is GregTech, which adds machines and electricity to power them.

Arguably the most complicated tech modpack is Gregtech: New Horizons which has you start out digging dirt with a stick and ends up with you on various planets searching for materials. It approaches and scratches the same itch as Factorio or modded Factorio (and arguably is somewhat like Satisfactory). End-game often involves optimizing the setup to reduce load on the host computer itself.

There are also modpacks with similar depth focused on magic; but the two become mixed.
The optical filter is critical to the design, and big curiosity to me. Normal dielectric filters have a large angle dependence. Of course and It’s solved by machine-learning, I am hopeful but skeptical. Need to dig further into this.
Which I believe is true for most consumer vehicles. They spend most of their time parked somewhere and little time actually being driven. The same is true of people, they spend 95% of their time sitting and very little time actually being active. However, in both cases peoples perceptions are warped by their exposure to the activity, they only pay attention to their interaction with a vehicle or moving when they do it, so it seems to them to form a major part of their life when actually it is quite small. A well known psychological bias. It is a big surprise for many people when they buy an activity tracker and find out they don't actually do much most of the time. I used to drive two hours a weekday to and from work, about 20,000 miles a year. Using a car continuously all year at 60mph would be 60mph x 365 days/year x 24 hours/day = 525,600 miles/year. So 20,000 miles per year means using a car 3.8% of the time. The other 96.2% of the time it could be charging via solar (and it can charge while driving also). Still, the amount of power from 600W of solar panels on a van is not huge, 4.8kWH per day for 8 hours of intense sunlight per day. Could take a week or three to charge an EV fully. People can choose where to park, so it seems like enough to be useful in many situations. Having solar panels on an EV could mean it would never be truly stranded, though having to wait a day or more to get to a charger might be bothersome. In a rainy/cloudy season solar panels would have much less value. If it was a $500 option on a mass produced EV it seems worthwhile. At $1000 I'd think twice but might still buy it.
Average miles driven per year is 13,500 or around 260 miles per week. The better way to look at it is 1864 / 13500 which maximally gives you about 13% of those yearly miles "for free."