skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Right, this is my main problem with Bluetooth too. It’s much better if you can just plug a cable into the phone you want to use and have it just work (and keep the phone charged too).

You can’t quite do that with any car I’ve been in. CarPlay is close; it would be great if that became an open standard with standard connectors.
Uhhh from what I saw in dirtbag, he was not doing FAs in his 80s and while he marginally top roped at least once in his 90s, he was definitely struggling and practically had to have the documentary makers carry him to the crag so he could do it
Any pointers to how much Apple and Google charge the carmakers? Considering a car giant made this deeply unpopular decision, I was sure it should be easy to find. But I’ve had no luck so far.
Paradox Interactive games, especially the Crusader Kings series also have some pretty entertaining change logs. E.g., from Crusader Kings II, Patch 2.4 [0]:

- Handsome and lustful men now also populate the cabins in the wild for the pleasures of people who find them attractive.

- Characters who love their spouses very much are now less likely to join holy orders.

- Paranoid parents should no longer worry about potential plots against dead children.

- Fixed that bedtime stories can no longer be told to dead children

- You no longer punish yourself when a prisoner tries to flee from your prison by charming the guard.

- The Orthodox Patriarch is now concerned if Orthodox rulers have heathens in their court.

- Discovering two vassals of the same sex engaging in carnal activities during pagan feasts no longer let's the liege join in on the fun.

- Ambitious claimant adventurers now move out of the realm if they are targetting their liege

- No longer possible to banish your spouse or concubine

- Decreased monthly decadence gain.

[0]: https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/threads/patch-2-4-chang...
This is all interpolation between existing concepts. It is not a counterexample.
Never had any of your problems in 5 years of wireless car play on a BMW and now a FORD also. You describe defective USBs, cables, not having BL turned on, the fact that you forget your phone inside the car and other stuff totally unrelated to CarPlay or AndroidAuto for that matter. Seems to me you're just a bit messy overall, something neither of the 2 can't push an update for.
I'm thinking the same thing. Is there some kind of circumstance where I'd want to use this instead of SSH? I'm hardly inclined to fix what isn't broken at the best of times, but the p2p element just seems weirdly superfluous.
A company like google or microsoft can easily be thought off as conglomeration of 5 or more companies. Mostly in such cases job of ceo is resource allocation and strategic thinking. If those companies can have a ceo then elon can also try
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Ive been on leave from work due to severe burnout and even just reading this caused me to feel panic. It's this weird feeling where the back of my throat feels like it's closing, my head begins throbbing and my heart races. I know how seriously burnout can affect your life and I'm really glad the author found a way out. We need better options for dealing with burnout because having medical insurance tied to work is obviously suboptimal.
>fetch weather

>get capital

>control volume

>oh btw, it's also a self-replicating AI

https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/ArsonMurderAndJa...
> Fritzl was arrested and served 12 months of an 18-month prison sentence.

A single year for something like this just seems bizarre to me. No wonder the late 60s had so much violent crime..
I had a more cynical understanding of her role. The hedge fund employs her to influence the workers to fulfill the company’s goals. Preferably while aligning these goals with the worker’s health/own goals but that’s not the priority.

Watching this show I kept thinking that I would never ever ever go to see the psychiatrist/psychologist who’s on my employer’s payroll… and I often wonder how these traders who are so smart can’t see the massive conflict of interest or potential for a “play” (as they call them in the show) on themselves from the information gathered.
> His point is that the raw model that became GPT-4 would do literally anything it asked you to.

It's unfortunate that people would abuse that and we can't have the raw model just for personal use. The story telling and characters alone would be worth it. The safety guards tend to seep into fictional scenarios, making them more bland and preachy.
I mean there is an upvote/downvote in that there's a like button and a not interested button. If tiktok shows you something you really don't like just long press on the screen and hit "not interested"

They used to have options for like "don't show me videos with this sound" or "don't show me videos from this user" but now it's just a general purpose button.
why are american cars so expensive? is it like there are cheaper ones and also expensive ones or just expensive?

https://tiagoev.tatamotors.com/

INR 8.69 Lakhs or 869000.00 or US $ 10,000.

this car costs almost equal to this tax credit, is a 4 Star GNCAP Rated so safety is good. the range is like 200 Km which should be good for "many" people in cities and all so yeah.

i could buy 4 of these cars for the price of a cheap tesla which kinda says a lot
> other than a pure appeal to morality.

There are several reasons to imprison criminals:

(1) To physically prevent them from harming the public again.

(2) To discourage them from committing crimes again in the future.

(3) To punish them because punishing criminals is morally just.

Reasons (1) and (2) are what you are thinking of when you say it’s useless to keep an 88-year-old in prison. (3) is your “appeal to morality”. However, there is also:

(4) To discourage others from committing similar crimes.

That last reason is just as important as the others, if not more so.
I just wanted to jump in and reply that you’re making a lot of sense and I can grasp your wisdom. It’s difficult to talk about spirituality on HN because a lot of people here are very attached to their rationality.
It’s a beautiful story you shared. Westerners often have this idea that they know what’s right and need to awaken everybody else (isn’t that the whole point of missionaries? ;-)).

I do not understand this mummification thing, but I do understand the concept that death is a transition to other worlds. A common goal of most spiritual traditions is to purify the person so that when they die they can ascend to the best possible next thing in their evolution. The Toltecs talk about cultivating “fire” inside one’s system such that they can use it to propulse themselves straight up into what’s next - and not get lost wandering into their attachments. The Buddhists talk about letting go of karma so we can stop reincarnating due to our attachments. It’s all very similar. My sense is these monks aren’t trying to escape life, but rather maybe felt ready to propulse their souls back into the cosmos with intentionality. I don’t understand it, but I can’t have the audacity of judging people who I know nothing of and who, if I met, would likely read me like an open book.

I do believe that Harry Potter is accurate when it separates magicians from moguls, and that as one reaches much higher levels of consciousness - their perceptions and abilities become unfathomable to the uninitiated. It doesn’t mean they can’t be wrong, or become twisted in their perceptions. But it means I’m not going to pretend I know better than them.
Hadn’t considered that angle. But then he would fess up to it etc right?
If I want to, sure. Otherwise the data port you plug in to for your wired CarPlay is usually a really slow charger. I prefer to use my 12v charger. So I got a MagSafe charger and a wireless CarPlay adapter.
It’s not more extreme, on a rational level. It’s literally the system the US had in the past, as opposed to disenfranchising old people which is just stupid and cruel.

Most HN commenters seem to not understand that the majority of Americans are homeowners. The “mobile” city dweller is an exception. And although it might hurt feelings, most Americans probably don’t want to have policy shaped by people who are so mobile they can vote in bad policy and then move to somewhere else with little cost to themselves.

Similar to most commenters on the internet don’t realize the TSA didn’t use to exist. The airlines dealt with security and everything was faster and more pleasant.

Not all progress is good. Sometimes society makes mistakes and we need to figure out how to course correct.
It is expected that it can misreport the prompt, it actually supposed to report a summary. But for short inputs it tends to reproduce the output. Maybe I should specify "a few word summary". Or emoticons. I'll try it in the next version, when this one gets defeated.

Trouble is, some configurations are unexpectedly unstable. For example, I've given a quick try, to make it classify the user prompt (that doesn't start with the code). And output a class (i.e. "prompt editing attempt"). This actually feels safer, as currently a user can try sneaking in the {key} into the summary output. But, for some reason, classification fails, tldr takes it down.
Not aesthetics, but we will probably have to ditch the multi megabyte SPAs. That'd be lovely, actually.
>Transportation infrastructure isn’t meant to be financially viable.

Not profitable != not financially viable. At some point, anything that loses too much money becomes not become viable. Transportation isn't exempt from this.

>Interstates aren’t profit centers.

US highways do pay for themselves <https://web.archive.org/web/20170712175437/www.rita.dot.gov/...>, and help pay for other modes of transportation. Transit receives the biggest subsidy per passenger-mile, with rail and airlines in between.

(For those wishing more detail: From the executive summary <https://web.archive.org/web/20170628114204/http://www.rita.d...>:

>*Highways*

>* Users of the highway passenger transportation system paid significantly greater amounts of money to the federal government than their allocated costs in 1994-2000. <https://web.archive.org/web/20170628114204/http://www.rita.d...> This was a result of the increase in the deficit reduction motor fuel tax rates between October 1993 and September 1997, and the increase in Highway Trust Fund fuel tax rates starting in October 1997.

>* School and transit buses received positive net federal subsidies over the 1990-2002 period, but autos, motorcycles, pickups and vans, and intercity buses paid more than their allocated cost to the federal government.

>* On average, highway users paid $1.91 per thousand passenger-miles to the federal government over their highway allocated cost during 1990-2002.) track
They were and it was a joke.

Now it sticks, and'll probably be used forever. But mastodon, the project, has long stopped calling it a toot, removed it from all UI and docs and explained why it changed.
I no longer buy Amazon products based on the rating. I buy based on the rating of the rating using Fakespot.

Everything is 4.5ish stars, and the worse products have more fake reviews to get there.
Human brains are not built from digital circuits - perhaps they have far more compute than we think.
As the son of Barack Obama, I’m going to have to say this so called “law” is false.
This is interpolation. And more than that, your prompt is the source of the actual novelty, little as it is.
Poking Around OpenAI
> - You absolutely must read every single edition. Multiple times.

And, for the love of all that is holy, please do not throw them away in a couple of years thinking it's junk! Saying this as a kid who used to write books/newspapers and then got most of them thrown away...
As of a couple of years ago the main sentiment was: deep learning is neat but your problem could be solved by statistical learning techniques so check those out first. Does this still hold up?
Fun fact: The competitive AoE2 scene remains very much alive and thriving. Several top players are able to make a living from it, thanks to streaming revenue and tournament prize money. There are even some streamers, such as T90 and MembTV, that have managed to create successful careers despite not being competitive players themselves.
GOG is the way to go. Enough with the DRM BS. Is not only about ethical costs, all that people that invested thousands creating a huge library better pray Valve doesn't get into any trouble... or they get into any trouble with Valve. Buying and in the end, not owning anything doesn't look like buying at all!.

PS. I'm not angry with Valve because they use DRM in their platform, I'm angry with Valve because they don't give publishers the option to distribute their games using an offline, DRM free installer.
Oh, fascinating! Thanks for sharing.
Nice. But can you please add an RSS feed
Pancosmorio theory of the sustainability of human migration/settlement in space
Then steam is the most well behaved monopoly I know. They care about Linux.
Not to disagree, but as I recall it, the big problem with modular head units was that people would just break into cars and steal them. Having your car radio stolen was fairly common when I was a kid.
Is there any independent confirmation of this? The screenshots in the post are less than informative.
You're presenting an example of inference of rules from given data as a counterexample for novelty. They're not even in the same category of thing. Invention is not learning. Sometimes invention is interpolation, but sometimes it isn't: corridors is an interesting example, because they are not obviously a remix of anything.
I mean if you are the top expert that will change the face of humanity, that is vastly more valuable then an athlet that entertains people, no !?
This might be really unpopular for hn...

Maybe it is because being a good manager is hard. Maybe running an effective organisation is hard. Maybe being in your 20s and having a bunch of VC money doesn't translate to being able to do the above?

Being a good manager takes time and a willingness to be emotionally aware. It also requires mentoring.

On the other hand, if a bunch of burnt out engineers with capital want to pop me an email why don't we start something?
In all likelihood, I'd say their claims are right-ish. The caveats are:

* has their PV cell been made in such a way as to ever reclaim its embodied energy? Smaller panels tend not to achieve this over their lifetimes, larger ones do.
* data centres _where_? If we are talking data centres that feed heat into a district heating system as part of its cooling, then probably not. Free cooled or air conditioned systems probably lose, though.

There's also the matter of designing for a limited medium: over time there's a (very difficult to quantify) carbon saving from serving a site that is small and cacheable vs running some monster SPA with a RoR back end. Think computation-per-request

So.. maybe? It is an apples and apples comparison, but we're not specifying which kind clearly enough.
This thread is _amazing_ , thank you all very much! I've been struggling to find activities for my own 7 yo, now I have plenty :)
The review in question:

AVOID omega double thumbs DOWN

This game installs some random low reputation anti cheat from japan that I have noticed some very strange behaviors from.

First it maintains running even when the game is closed, including tray icons. Also it starts on boot up regardless of boot up settings.

It seems to be sending some packets of data to japan IPs while the game has already been closed.

If you made the mistake of installing this very suspicious application it took me some time to discover all the traces of it on my PC but I believe I have completely removed it.

first uninstall the warlanders game from steam. Check to make sure that C:\Program Files\SentryAntiCheat is gone, not just empty

open a commandline and run C:\Program Files\SentryAntiCheat\setray.exe --unins2 just to make sure

search your whole PC for ses.exe and setray.exe. Delete any traces that occur

Then go here: C:\Users(put your username here)\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Sentry Anti-Cheat Notification.lnk <- delete that

finally I searched quite a bit in the registry and mostly everything in the registry is gone relating to this AC. However there still is an entry so get rid of that

Win+R button

type regedit.exe

then navigate to this section:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\SentryAntiCheat <- right click that and press remove then confirm

(From https://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198128363815/recomm..., where they failed to purge it from the page source.)
You are mistaken. Ladleys papers detailing the explorative method and his figurative routines adopted by “A fast learning algorithm for deep belief nets” was the firecracker that started deep learning.

Also anyone who references wired.com should be shown the door
I wonder what did the people living in the 60s think is going happen 20 years…
Pancosmorio apparently means "world limit"

Who knew?
Motivation plays a huge role. I’ve been both ambitious and unambitious at various times in my life.

When you’re sufficiently motivated you have energy for everything aligned with your goal. When you’re not, nothing is aligned, and you have no energy.
It seems like every time someone says that it's doing something novel, they present an example of interpolation between existing concepts.

This is useful, but the source of novelty here is the prompt; the rest is the work of interpolation.

This is all very reminiscent of image generation. There too, novelty is limited to interpolation.
> You don't go to MIT for the education. There is absolutely nothing you will learn at MIT that you can't learn on your own or at any other college.

This is true if you limit it to the typical (non-research) undergraduate experience. But there are experts from top universities whose work is not accessible outside of academia. More practically, the university atmosphere also acts as a forcing function due to the requirements and competition. Add to that the fast feedback loop provided by some of the top minds (both teachers and peers). The chance that a self-taught engineer is as effective in their chosen field as an MIT graduate with even average grades is exceedingly low.

> You go to MIT because MIT is a social filter

Many go to MIT because it is (or at least they believe it is) the place to further their learning beyond everything else available. You're implying the social filter and network is the only benefit, which is simply not true. Even controlling for what it takes to be accepted in the first place, do you honestly think that MIT graduates do not gain anything from their time attending the institution other than the bona fides?
KNN vs. SVM
thanks for the recommendation; I didn't know about this book, will give it a read
This is demonstrably not true. Look at new york. They bring in broken window policing and do it passably well and things turn around in a decade. They then stop enforcing the law and move to a more laid back, defund the police style and things turn back towards trending to crap again. The other stuff you mentioned matters but the biggest thing is effective policing of all crime.
I guess that presupposes that pushing your staff into burnout is a way to get things done quickly. I haven't found that to be the case.
This kind of thing is less fun, but more efficient and environmentally friendly:

https://cleantechnica.com/2022/12/29/waste-heat-from-data-ce...
Bootstrapping your way to profitability: A conversation with EverSQL Co-founders
Could you provide links or are you referring to the docs & case studies at Google Search Central:

https://developers.google.com/search

Most notably, E-E-A-T (experience, expertise, authoritativeness, trustworthiness):

https://developers.google.com/search/docs/fundamentals/creat...

https://www.google.com/search/howsearchworks/how-search-work...
I was just listing the goals I gave it in temporal order, but I’ll include a weak task for the giggles in the future when talking about the POC. Good suggestion!
It was always possible to do 18 pop feudal, but today's focus on luring deer is perhaps the biggest change to the meta?

There wasn't any real balance patch. Just people who have gotten much better at luring deer to improve early build orders. Like 3 years ago, you'd just assume 2x Boar + 8x sheep as your early food source. But today, people are adding 2x or even 3x deer to that.

As deer + boars collect food at the fastest rate, you can more consistently go up at lower villager counts. There's also much more precision: killing boars / deer / sheep under the town center more consistently today than before.

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TL;DR: Skill improved, people can do 18 pop today even though its always been possible. So people are just getting faster and more optimized.
PD uses only the CC wire, which is also used for connection and orientation detection.

https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/technical-articles/introduc...
Google Maps and Here Maps both support offline (Sygic is another).
sqlglot might be what you are looking for.

https://github.com/tobymao/sqlglot
> all those 2439 people (...) got their accounts restricted for 30 days, during this time none of them can up- or downvote any Steam reviews at all

In my opinion that's rather mild restriction and I'm wondering how come this surfaced with such, IMO limited, impact.
Possibly I misremember, but I’m pretty sure hands-free phone calls in cars via Bluetooth were a thing before the iPhone existed. (Looking it up... Yeah, around 2001, apparently.)
Ofcourse it does. Kings paper “probabilistically statistics” and his method of folding squares is the motivation behind this original advice
Very interesting, but how do lucid dreaming could exist if there's nothing more than remembering? Are we, in fact, just remembering we've been lucid ? (and, thus, haven't really been?)
it's definitely valid to mix the two; the article is just one way to categorise which is subjective; but it is a mental model I found helps to keep in mind for my own journaling practice
And on the other end, there's https://github.com/newhouseb/clownfish to force the model to produce structured output.
To fans, is Metallica friend or foe?
Pretty sure substack uses mailgun. If you dig substack.com for mx and txt records you’ll see that their spf includes mailgun and their mx records point to the same as well.
https://archive.ph/NULNP
Steam doesn’t have a strict monopoly, but it is the most known and used.

Steam takes a 30% cut of all sales. If a game sells over $10 million then the cut is reduced to 25%

There is Epic Game Store: maker of Fortnite and Unreal Engine which also gives away 1 or 2 free games a week. It takes a 12% cut from developers selling through their store. Tencent, which has close ties to CCP, owns ~40% of Epic.

GOG “good old gamestore”owned by CD Projekt Red, the developers of the Witcher and Cyberpunk 2077. Takes a 30% cut from sales. Also advocates for games without DRM.
agree; I like to have a record of what I did -- I do this in the evening via a bullet journal. I write the emotional stuff in the morning long hand
C23 still allows compilers to elide code *without warnings*, and it still allows homoglyph attacks, Unicode insecurities added with C11.

The world is not on fire, but it's still unnecessarily insecure.
It's possible to play local multiplayer without a server. One player can host the game and "open to lan." You will each need your own Minecraft license.
Earlier today I was looking for an Evernote replacement. Basically the ability to get my notes or info from any device is a core need for any note taking program in my opinion. (I mean you write things down in a paper note book to have with you when you need then, right? You don't just leave the note pad on a shelf.)

I wouldn't be keen to pay a monthly storage fee but I would pay a one time fee to unlock the ability to connect the data to my own storage like Dropbox, Mega, Google drive, etc.
Or just your regular macho kind of thing. Maybe we'll learn something from a confession. Maybe not.