skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Can you not use sendmail with appropriate DNS/DMARC records flashing the requisite badges? No need to make more work for yourself.
To play devils advocate, I'm sure the far more common case at Apple when thousands of negative reviews roll in very quickly is that some unscrupulous competitor paid a bot farm to knee cap them. Normally the anomaly detection goes off and the fake reviews are filtered.

On very rare occasion, someone somewhere will get a message from a Nigerian prince which they dismiss as spam because it looked just like all those other cases which were in fact spam. oops.
Why do you think that is? Is it because the founders are inexperienced at running an organisation perhaps?
Lol but there will never be an end to IP law while there are people with money and influence. Utopia is an idea, not a reality.
Direct3D 12: Adventures in Shaderland
Show HN: Use Chrome as a rendering engine for local apps
you're ignoring the debate that is taking place in the press as to whether this crime is indicative of some broader trend or not, a debate I'm not sure you are ignorant of.
What tool do you use to create the screenshots with the text in the App Store? I always struggle with that.
you joke, but https://github.com/eth-sri/lmql
It was basically forced on us when CS 1.6 required it.

Huh, they're the one who developed this video game in the first place
Statement from the photographer: https://www.eldagsen.com/sony-world-photography-awards-2023/
This is an old resource, but one that helped me out a lot when writing a fault injection tool for Linux[1].

[1]: https://github.com/trailofbits/krf
What is your point?

How many uses of a prefix can the industry have before it meets your requirement of having to move on?

1, 2, 3, 5?

IMO people can name things whatever they want and can legally and people will remember whatever they need to.
As one of the people in the camp that firmly rejects rehabilitation: if you think that it's hard to convince me that rehabilitation is possible, I have bad news for you. Most of us don't care if it's possible or not: to get us on board, you'd have to convince us that rehabilitation is _just_, which is a much harder task. I think a good argument could change my mind, but it has to be a moral argument, not an economic one. "We rehabilitated your rapist and integrated them into our society" is considered by many to be an affront to the victims, and the very opposite of justice.

If you were to convince me that it was 100% possible, and the rehabilitated criminals become productive members of our society, that would make me support it less, not more.
Remember Nokia?

They were not greedy Big IT. Instead the defined Bluetooth as standard. The Result? My iPhone can talk with me in my Audi A4 (B8,2008). And even music because refit Bluetooth. And? Because the screen is set back in the center console (luckily no touch) I can place my phone there and use it for navigation.

Need for CarPlay? 0

Need for Android Auto? 0

:)

Carmakers should tell Apple and Google that they should come again with a free of charge standard remote protocol. SPICE or something similar. And carmakers with repeating fees? Don’t buy.
Several infantry civs like inka, sicilians, slavs, vikings, celts and dravidians got many huge buffs. Main change to like 50% of the civs is called gambesons, which adds 1 pierce armor to the militia line, basically reducing the damage they get from skirmisher by 50%.
This place has been Reddit for a long time :)
I'm talking about architecture, building practices and city planning, not your choice of hobbies.
What's up with all of these 18 feudal builds?? And to Hell with the Portuguese fast castle, organ gun OP on arena.
There is always the Windows Store and XBox games, or plain old physical boxes.

I never used Steam, nor plan to.

There isn't time to play everything.
Wow this comment had me reminiscing of watching AocZone tournaments replays of them in my youth

Sigh
Is your history off or was I always misguided? I thought Steam effectively launched such HL2 which included the release of CSS. CSS is what required it rather than 1.6, no?
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35548962

> "it’s easy to create a continuum of incrementally-better AIs (such as by deploying subsequent checkpoints of a given training run), which presents a safety opportunity very unlike our historical approach of infrequent major model upgrades."
I felt SOO late to the game when I got into Linux in the 90s. And now I'm that old motherfucker with a quarter century under my belt. Holy hell, time flies.
> what's your point

I already said, they had a perfectly descriptive name but they chose the one easily confusable with 5 other things, I am curious to know their thought process. And what's yours?
Thank you for your inspiration!
Basically:
"Let's hide history over this egregiously bad thing because it's in the past"...

In what universe is that an acceptable reason?
Because any kind of significant achievement in white-collar areas presumably correlates well with intelligence which in turn presumably correlates well with the ability to understand other events better.
Also note that Juno is the heaviest interplanetary probe ever launched. It must carry quite a bit more fuel than most other missions to permit its eventual insertion to Ganymedes’s orbit – never before has a spacecraft orbited a moon other than ours.
Hi krono, can you provide an example of a search where you want something different?

My guess is that this issue was already there with previous generations of the search engine, as we already tried to serve what’s most useful to most users. On this work we have not tried to get personalized results, except on a country level. On future work we want to give customized results to each user, and I’m very interested in understanding if there is some signals that we can pick up to give you a better experience.
There is some truth to this.

In theory, chess is a game of perfect information.

But in practice, this is only true for ~6-piece endgames: every outcome has been / can be computed. But for any middle- or early-game position, the amount of finite information greatly exceeds any person's or computer's capacity, practically speaking.

In concrete terms, the tablebase for 6-piece endgames is ~150 GiB. For 7-piece, it's 16 TiB.

[1] https://syzygy-tables.info/
Right, but unrelated to this issue. One is about feature removal while the other is about censorship, intimidation, and lies.

I didn't downvote, though.
Twitter lacks many features to be a true Mastodon replacement (2022)
A bug? The reality is there are plenty of times it's simply not feasible to complete a user request instantly (particularly if you're depending on 3rd party services), but it's not likely to take so long you need to redesign the UX to make it clear a background task has been started that will finish later on (in fact some users have real difficulty with such interfaces anyway). Whereas you can always respond to a user action with some instant feedback that indicates work is in progress, and ideally give the user some indication of how long they might have to wait and that the request is still being worked on.
I say this having recently developed such a feature - in fact the customer was fine that the requested action might take up to 10 minutes to complete, but their preference was that a modal dialog showing the progress of said task with an explicit warning not to close it should be shown, despite the fact we'd implemented it to allow the dialog to be closed and the app to be fully functional while the task ran. And yes, every effort was made to reduce the time needed to complete the request but ultimately we were constrained by 3rd party libraries, the large amount of processing needed (image processing on very large documents, well over 1gb) and the fact the customer was unwilling to pay for more compute resources.
I fully agree with you on this one. It took us ages to figure out that linear algebra notation it not the right way. Using tensor notation and einsum, tensor and matrix derivatives become almost trivial. And no need to use ugly transposes, Kronecker symbols, etc.. Thats why we wrote this article and created the website. (Sören Laue, creator of this website and my personal biased view)
I have a 8300 at home and recently spent half a day searching for an old driver that would enable WOL, since it's not supported by Windows 10 drivers. I managed to find a compatiable one that wouldn't be rejected by Windows eventually, but it was pure luck. It's a shame libreboot doesn't support WOL.
The Great War: The WW1 video game that's eerily accurate
I keep reading about what burnout is, and what to do about it, and it’s striking how carried different people’s experiences with it, and what they think causes it, and what they’re doing about it, and whether that’s working or not.
Aren't you being very particular? Just wave the mistake off, I say.
This is awful. On a legal note, is this level of detail normal before a trial? I feel like I just read the case for the prosecution. Does this not prejudice any future fair trial?

Edit: I am glad to see this flagged. This story felt our of character both for a major news organisation and for this place.
Do not need to register. Just generate a lot of text based on small derivations of existing patents and put them in a searchable public database (you will have good embeddings anyways) with a clear cryptographic time stamp on it.

Now if a new patent is filed the patent office cannot ignore it as prior work. While the bar for machine generated patents is high. There is IMHO no reason why prior art cannot be machine generated and if something very similar can equally generated by a machine it becomes even more questionable if something is patentable at all.
Agreed! Influencers are a subset under celebrities, and many celebrities don't make anywhere near the money that media says they do.

That being said, if you plan on using social media and services like YouTube, the prospects of being profitable are low... YouTube as well does not pay well, especially for beginners and the market is totally flooded with people following the exact same scripts and dreams.

If you can use your skills to do so, create your own direct sales platform and publish/sell your work there. It will take a lot to get past the unknown hurdle, but once you do, you won't need to continually pay for promotion and you likely won't compete on a huge platform for the attention of your audience.

The ability to work and thrive as an independent creator is under huge threats as AI is pushed further onto all of us as a phony replacement for human creation.

It will likely be too late to revert to a focus on original human content again once everyone realizes that Ai only replaces humans to create a dystopian and soul-less Internet... So strap on your helmet, and make sure whatever you do cannot be easily emulated by a bot.
I always see him more as DD Harriman, and given that the anthology his two stories are in also contains stories about solar panels and automated roads....
As cited elsewhere on this thread, it really only works for old buildings and not for huge swathes of the newer-built commercial real estate that’s sitting empty right now:

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2023/03/11/upshot/office...

Again, we also have to think about what the incentives would be for preserving the value of the general case of the asset class, not whether individual buildings are convertible.
This is a problem with your car.

I drive a car made in 2019, and it has wireless CarPlay. I get in the car, start it up, CarPlay is ready for me in like 30s and I’m ready.

Drove a similarly aged economy car that had wired CarPlay and it was the same deal just the 10 extra seconds to plug in a cable.

I refuse to get a car without CarPlay, even when renting.
Low Code Software Development Is a Lie
You are right that it could be a lot faster with a bigger rocket. There will be quite a few "slingshot" or gravity assist maneuvers along the way, it's not like they are blasting straight out to Jupiter orbit.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/bf/Animatio...
More buffs to infantry. Players got better and infantry was barely used.
The Symbolic Species by Terrence Deacon--specifically its containment heirarchy framed logic. Made much more explicit in his second text, Incomplete Nature.
I stand corrected. I got confused between 'nameplate capacity' & 'capacity factor'.

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

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacity_factor
Hyper is their protocol and I assumed they derived it from HTTP.

> Hypercore also includes a new URL scheme, hyper://, for referencing any Hypercore-based data structure. As Hypercores declare their data structure, this URL scheme can be used for a wide variety of use-cases. This URL scheme can improve interoperability among applications by providing flexible and modular access to hypercore directly.

All of their technology is based off of their hyper protocol.

But my point is that I don't really see the need to nazi people's nomenclature.

You could just, ya'know, discuss the tech itself...
Chinese Ad Agency Plans to Ditch Human Workers in Favor of ChatGPT-Style AI
It's pretty amusing watching you trying to lay a trap and then beating up a strawman with your sarcasm. This letter was meant for the masses to read, and not to be kept in private between him and his family. Not the regional flair of political messaging it contains is telling, but the fact that it contains political messaging at all.

If my wive went on a risky mission and died about it, and all I get from her was a letter about "freedom", "democracy" and maybe "our great nation" and stuff like this, it would break my heart even more.
As far as I know, Lisp was the first expression-oriented language, so the if-as-an-expression idea probably comes from there.

In contrast to Fortran, in which "if" was a strict statement, which doesn't evaluate to anything and cannot be used directly in assignment.
> or plain old physical boxes

Not anymore. Or hardly anymore. Often these contain a barely working game if at all, but might even just contain a download code for steam, origin etc.

And then there are a lot of games that release exclusively on steam. Oxygen not included comes to mind.
It would be hard for him not to be pessimistic about launches given the early years of SpaceX. Not even their 150-odd successful Falcon 9 launches/landings would erase the scar tissue.
I've built a proof of concept myself in Ruby, an agent that extends itself with new abilities at runtime based on code suggestions from ChatGPT until it deems itself capable of fulfilling an arbitrary task given in natural language. It then persists that „specialized“ version of the task was completed successfully.

So far it was able to add an API to fetch me the local weather, return the capital of Venezuela, control brightness and volume of my MacBook and replicate itself at random locations (but tell me where, after).

That being said, I added multiple human-in-the-loop points in the assess/suggest/patch/execute cycle and (given the nature of LLMs) would never use it outside of a sandbox without these safety rails.
Intel’s CEO Travels to China Amid Continued Military Exercises
I don't want to sound stupid, but I don't know what you mean.

What's sendemail?

Also I don't know anything about badges.

But I think you've pointed me in the right direction.
What issues are you having with CarPlay? I've had it freeze two or three times, but I think that might have been my phone independently of CarPlay. Other than that the only thing I'd like changed is that my car's head unit was even dumber. I don't it to ask me if I want to display CarPlay. Just automatically do it! It needs to fully embrace that it's just a docking station for phones.
Procyon
Let me add some more hate vs DJI (they deserve it).

Two years ago my drone was stolen. DJI didn't provide any help in locating the drone, nor in locking it. I wasted hours contacting local authorities, DJI representatives, helpful strangers on online forums, etc, with absolutely no result.

It is crazy that in 2021 someone could steal a drone and get away with it.

FYI, you might want to know that every drone above 250 grams has a beacon, and DJI can access its location at any time when the drone is in operation.
https://archive.ph/tHE8d
There has been drastic meta changes before too but over the years the units that have been made has remained the same. The earlier meta mostly used to be around archers or cavalry , infantry was simply not viable except with certain civilization(goths) and that too only once you had the whole economy set up to spam their cheap infantry continuosly.

Theve been trying to push infantry with small buffs , and this is patch has seen some more buffs to infantry and infantry civs.
Once the ActiBlizz Microsoft sale goes through, then there will be a huge reason to switch to the Xbox / MS store: Gamepass.
I gave it a go a few years ago. It seemed like all the solar battery chargers I could find were for lead acid. So I got one of those batteries you'd find in a UPS and a panel. Initially it was working alright but the battery very quickly degraded to the point the pi would run out of power every night. Realistically just a waste of resources unless you are doing it purely for fun.
There's always benefit, as long as programmers stick to it. Compilers and linters help a lot, but it's not impossible to do without them, just requires more discipline and effort. And you don't have that "it compiles" guarantee that makes you feel warm and fuzzy inside.
CS 1.6 definitely required it. 1.5 was the last version of CS on WON. It was the flagship game to have Steam for until Half-Life 2. And yes, CS:S also required it.
EVs are turning the service business on their head. It looks like the only real service on the Bolt is tire rotations and a cabin air filter change for example.
I mostly use Linux, yes.

As for HURD, I consider it a dead end, as it seems to have no direction and appears to have failed to move away from Mach.
Hmm… speaking of the 90’s, though it’s on the tail end of it:

Mia Mouse/Mia’s Big Adventure Collection was something I recall playing as a kid.

I definitely think I was much younger than 7 though, I’d been playing RuneScape for close to 3 years by the time I was 7. Mia’s is probably still appropriate & engaging enough for that age though.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mia%27s_Big_Adventure_Collec...

I think I’m specifically remembering Mia Math, but it looks like there’s Math/Science/Reading/Language, seems to be marketed for education.
LLMs predict text. They predict text by picking a random seed and then using the context to modify the weights of how it walks down a prediction tree. The definition of autonomous is "Not controlled by others or by outside forces." It's why the "jailbreak" prompts work so well against the moralizing RLHF that OpenAI does. You use strong words to modify the weights to go over there, instead of where they want you to go. They have other mechanisms, probably another model that checks output to ensure that it at least has their disclaimer and such. I know that Bing's chatbot has a model checking the output that revokes all output when it detects bad speak.

Not that this article is particularly bad since it's in quotes, but the woo I've seen everywhere is out of control these past few months. "AGI" in particular grinds my gears.

A few weeks ago I'd started a local project in the same vein as these, with "autonomous" as the name as a joke. It's not going to be autonomous. For what it's worth, I'm aiming to build a full-blown docker swarm to support ReAct problem solving and objectives in such, to support the commands in prompts just like Auto-GPT, giving it a file bucket, access to google, wikipedia, calculator and a browser, all prefixed with UUIDs so different configurations don't step on each other's toes. I've succeeded in getting it to interface with Playwright over a JSON API I wrote and prompted it to use, so it can use it for sure if you give it the commands. But you're always limited by context, so you have to use obvious tricks like constraining the viewport and walking the DOM, checking what's in the viewport, etc. I'm probably going to switch to the accessibility tree that's hopefully accessible over the CDP or a hybrid approach with that when I get time.

As a full blown assistant with access to your saved passwords in your browser, though? I don't think there's a chance with these LLMs, at least safely, because of prompt injections.
In comparison nowadays is a renaissance. What I like about Indies today is they often bring forgotten genres and concepts from the past back to life and there actually is a market for all this. However it can be a slog trying to get your game to market.
Depends what you mean by “on the coast”? Some of the ways that the microclimates work - well, this last weekend west of the 405 in Los Angeles was driving into a wall of fog, but east of that was sunny and clear. In the Bay, crossing the Oakland hills might still count as “coastal” by distance, but the fog (generally) doesn’t cross as well (best as I remember, anyway)
I alternate input devices and positions to keep from stressing the same body parts at the same angle for too long: main desk sitting, main desk standing height, laptop while on couch, laptop while laying on stomach, or put the full PCs away and use phone or tablet for quick messages. If it hurts I stop, full stop.

Whenever I feel the discomfort/inflammation coming on, I change position within a minute or two. Has prevented progression for me, for at least 15 years that I've been doing it.
Splunk are making you complicit in this situation.

Personally I would be open with you reports, tell them the company policy, be upfront about it and the fact you have no choice. Then I would propose a rota so everyone who deserved it would get it equally at some point.

Anyone unhappy with the situation can then leave. But everyone would know the that not getting it means fuck all and is just some cooperate bullshit.

Or you could quit.
The character portrayed is a trained therapist. Not a consultant, not a lifestyle coach (most of whom have little formal training and are there because they don’t know what else to do with their lives), but somebody who is there to figure out what you need to work through emotionally to succeed in your role.

I have a private therapist who deals with my personal, and sometimes work, issues. It has been a major contributor to me avoiding burnout through 4 of the roughest years in my career.

I don’t consider therapy to be fluff, and I’d see an employer investing in it as a good sign, not a “pizza party” type event.

My employer does try to invest in mental health awareness but it’s limited to discounts on meditation apps and internal docs on structuring your work a little better.
This is pretty much everywhere I’ve worked at in my 10 years career so far.

I honestly don’t know what to do about it. It seems hopeless and I’ve been avoiding going back to work for the last 18 months. I also wonder if there is something wrong with me because everyone else seems to cope with it somehow and keep on working.

I’ve thought about starting my own business but it’s too much hard work which I don’t think I can pull off.

The idea of going back to employee work makes me feel like shit because I’ll end up in the same environment (since 99% of companies work this way) and I don’t want to go through yet another burnout.

Would love to hear about how others have overcome this.
What is your problem? 8 years is a disappointingly long time.
Twitter Blue now allows tweets up to 10k characters long
Seems so: I like the idea. Would be, however, to integrate with mosh [1] and feel much better if there was a well audited SSH implementation beneath the hole punching and rendezvous layer.

[1] https://github.com/mobile-shell/mosh
The world is on fire, but not because of C23