skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Easy with the big words. All of that really depends on whether you're B2C or B2B, what kind of app it is and what kind of client. There's a company that has my code (Rails apps) running on Ubuntu Server VPSes with one guy who picks up the phone and restarts the server if something goes wrong (i.e. once a year). And the clients are multi-million businesses.
No dude, you’re just in the fricken prime of life and living it well.

Enjoy!!

I sincerely hope you have the same experience at 46!
Console hacking forum users such as gbatemp stress the use of "Panasonic SD formatter" when formatting SD cards as FAT32 and guiformat for exFAT, I don't know if there is a reason behind this advice or if it's just cargo culting.
It absolutely is that, but they should have made a cleverer pun because this one is misleading for noobs and general audience.
afaik sentence embeddings via sbert are still considered a pretty viable path. This may be what you were already looking at, but there's more info here: https://www.sbert.net/index.html
Thorn and eth of course still exist in Icelandic, and eth still exists in Faroese.

Interestingly, the IPA symbol for the "th" in "the" is eth, but the symbol for the "th" in "think" is θ (Greek theta)

"The" = /ðə/
"Think" = /θɪŋk/

Not sure why that is, I'm only an amateur linguist
A Hypothetical World Where NetBSD Is the Most Used Operating System
Depends on whether you trust their base project https://github.com/nomic-ai/gpt4all . gpt4all is actively distributed over torrent, I actually have over 2.0 ratio
Germany is politically going all in behind the US.
I guess any "easy" way to solve this right now is to put some authentication on the celery communication bus? I wonder if flower is being used.

Once auth is required for the celery processes, the old zombie wont have access. And if this occurs again OP could revoke access etc.
oh this is new, really new, thanks for the hint.
hey I just made Car2, but it actually has 2 wheels 1 seat and no engine...what do you mean it's a bicycle?
>> Their brand of reasoning is just basically reasoning with brands.

Excellent post, especially this part. Sums up the problem perfectly.
It's from 2019.
Maybe you're just holding it wrong: You're not supposed to let your LLM rest or chat idly while you do the webdev stuff yourself, but to make your LLM do the webdev stuff for you ;P
Most apps disclose this in their app privacy label in the app store.
This is like trying to build a more sophisticated bird-costume for flight instead of a steel flying machine. Human intelligence has a lot of features that are not necessary for artificial intelligence, because it doesn't have to build itself from ground-up using biology.
>I don't know if there is a reason behind this advice or if it's just cargo culting.

Easy to reproduce results is probably what they're going for. If that tool doesn't have much configuration possible, many footguns are prevented.
The same principle applies to SHA-512 just the same (much cheaper to attack non-stretched SHA-512 hash than attacking directly the bcrypt hash).

There are both MD5 hashes and SHA-512 hashes lying around, which makes "hash shucking" possible for both of them.
While there is some mention of chain-of-thought prompting, the idea of chain-of-thought can go further, and can actually solve the problem exactly.

The LLM can produce working code (or broken code that it can fix from reading the errors), which, when paired with a sandbox, can give the result of the computation back to the LLM.

The direction things are going is one where some tokens output by the LLM are hidden, just like human thoughts. That is what Bing Chat is doing, for instance.
Do we know an expected release date?
Now that you mention it, I definitely prefer being childish over oldfarty. In fact, I always thought "the day I begin to look down on partying people is the day I finally have to admit I am old now."
This list of problems really just sounds a lot like the goals of humanity at large for the last couple hundred thousand years.

To have plenty, more than your neighbors, and enough that you don’t need to deal with other people (what hell is, to wit).
Any problem is solvable with two layers.

The first layer consists of 1 node per input pattern, with activation and weights such that only one node is active that matches the pattern. And a second layer of weights that provides the output per input pattern.
Nope.

I'm asking how the persona creation of Google/Meta for selling ads is any different to Apple doing the very same thing, and if those actions when done by one party qualify as "spying", what are the same actions done by Apple then.

You avoided clarifying your view on Apple's actions for hours and instead kept arguing how Google/Meta's action are clearly espionage.

Now you inadvertently clarified that Apple is free to do all of the same that Google/Meta are doing because when Apple is doing it it is a first-party "business relationship". When Google/Meta is doing it, it is somehow never a first-party relationship but always an outside actor spying on people who don't use their products. Despite both parties doing this to refine the persona's they have of their platform users.

That's settled then. Have a good day.
Tbh I have to stare at my smartphone keyboard or else I make a lot of typos. And about the button, it's not even that it takes up space or looks that bad, it's about the principles. In my world, you just don't put useless crap on someone's keyboard.
Maybe the real issues emerge from capitalist system rules and incentives and the current tech industry is just shaped and emerged as a result?
German state visits to China all follow the same pattern. We go there, we bring presents, we talk about 'human rights' for a few minutes - a fig leaf just so we can claim moral superiority at home - and then we talk business for the next two to three days.

Up to now, that worked pretty nicely. Beijing knows that Germany, and by extension Europe, is unwilling to stop cooperating, especially since China for the longest time has been Europes 'extended workbench'. Berlin knows that Beijing is a reliable partner in manufacturing. Everyone is happy, no-one wants to change the status quo.

The situation is similar to the situation with Russia pre-2020 - and the last thing Europe needs is the US rattling the bars of another reliable partner.
It's made by the same people here https://github.com/nomic-ai/gpt4all who initially distributed a LLaMA based model finetuned for conversations over torrent. I think you're overly critical. GPT4All naming is fine in my opinion, it's literally "GPT for all", but I can see why people would dislike it.
You should be the one presenting evidence of planned genocide. And proper evidence, not some bullshit he said she said. Maybe some leaked papers from the Indian Government showing attempt to arm mobs, moving battalions of the military or the paramilitary expressly for the purpose of mass murder etc.
I don't know but... make the future bright again?
It is unfortunate that the people of Berkeley keep electing local officials who want to grandstand instead of spending their time more wisely governing the city.

There are certainly lots of right-now problems to solve in Berkeley, including at the operations of the City of Berkeley, and yet council can find time for a foreign policy agenda, a climate change agenda, a human rights agenda, etc.
> In 2018 Heroku was pretty much the only option for a newbie like me to get started with web-development

Free PHP webhosts have been around for 15+ years
National test of the UK Emergency Alerts service
Why would you even want to be in a conspiracy if you don't know anyone? You couldn't trust that it would work or you wouldn't be manipulated.

The Crips and the Bloods are kind of like that cell structure, but cells have internal beef all the time. If you had different cells have no communication, that would happen way more as they try to expand
‘Wrong opinion’ specifically in the sense that you oppose the process of human rights, specifically the rights of traditionally oppressed and minority groups, to be treated fairly and held as equals amongst the general population, and to not suffer the dehumanizing indignity of oppression, and the violence of bigotry.
Russian sanctions and their impact on gas shipments for Europe disproves your theory.
Twitter and Discord are both down
Are others seeing this too?
Definitely not a generational thing. GenX was defined by expressing depression. Nirvana, nine inch nails, the cure.
>Russia’s expansionist policy,

What policy? This is a generalization. Specifically, which articles ratified by the Kremlin make this official state policy?

Any blowhard can say what they want. Where is the official state policy to support this argument?
I would bet money it was a Microcenter store branded one, the ones they have at the checkout counter. They are what I almost always use and they have never given me issues before. I am also sure I have thrown it into something else at this point though it is difficult to say what.
though german companies love to write themselves Müller + Schmidt
Weekly meetup? Goodness! All the marginally interesting meetups in my area are monthly or less. I specifically started a twice-monthly one myself because it was so grim. (And no, I'm not very happy with my own meetup, either.)

Pretty much the only exception to the monthly cadence is hiking meetups, which in my area are dominated by retirees and midlife singles. I've tried them, I wouldn't keep trying.
I can't speak to the relevance or necessity of all this but I have adapted a script from this blog post[0] when formatting my Raspberry Pi's. If I recall correctly GNU Parted's manual also mentions a 4MiB offset and both link to a common article[1].

[0]: https://web.archive.org/web/20230405090708/https://3gfp.com/...
[1]: https://web.archive.org/web/20230406150117/https://lwn.net/A...
It's essentially a larger scale, legal version of https://xkcd.com/538/
A video would be so cool
Polestar 4 – The electric SUV coupé
It does have native compilers to download and install, the release notes are out of date.
I never found that a problem. Consul was robust when I used it.
Ok, I stand corrected.

But saying that the name of the character “&” was pronounced “and per se and” is like saying that the name of the character “Z” is pronounced “and zee” or “and zed”.
If you have chosen sides, you've lost.

This is about preventing the circumstances whereby yet more war and calamity are foisted on the world.

Western public love to pontificate that they 'know' (telepathically?) what the Russian state 'wants'. But they can't point to a single policy document to support their argument - just more agitprop.

>Or, in other words, who's doing agitprop here?

Those who profess to know what official state policy is, without actually having read any.
For smaller projects like this the discord servers are usually nothing more than an enthusiastic group gaslighting itself.
Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.
Ben Franklin
Both work for me (germany)
And how much infrastructure (schools, kindergardens, medical centers, parks, postal offices, good public transport etc.) do you have around those new developments?
> So maybe they won't outright insult the US like Macron did but they will not join an US-led cold war on China.

Is saying that the EU shouldn't blindly follow the US position "insulting" to the US now? In that case, Macron is even more right. Any "friend" or "ally" that might be insulted if you don't immediately agree with them on anything (but of course only one way, they will often ignore you) isn't a reliable friend or ally.
I really don’t understand this. Docker is not difficult to learn. K8s marginally more so.

Even if you don’t need HA it’s still worth it for a small team for ease of deploy.
If the criterion is to go with what's the most apt fit for the company, then "closedai.com" would be even better, and as a bonus it would probably be even cheaper… (even if they have enough money for a more expensive domain)
And Đ/đ also exists in Croatian, but for a completely different sound (something like the "j" in "juice").
>Current Russian regime knows that it cannot clearly explain the invasion of Ukraine.

How do YOU 'know' that? This is supposition and not based on any evidence.

Show me where a representative of the Russian Federation states, with clarity, that they know they cannot clearly explain the invasion of Ukraine.

This is just coffee-shop psychology, weaponized. You don't actually know anything. Read more official state policies - especially those of your own state.
File a chargeback each time they charge your card. The merchant has to pay the transaction fees both ways and a fee for the chargeback.
She should be able to say anything she wants on Islam and Muhammed. The only consequence to her should be what is in the Indian Penal Code, and ostracisation by her constituents. She doesn't deserve to be lynched by a muslim mob for that.

People like you who justify mob lynching don't belong in civilised society.
Another area where Google is asleep at the wheel I think. Too comfortable because there is no challenger and nobody cares about how it actually works. I can't wait for Google to be surprised by smaller competitors with actual product focus.
Yea this is a good solution so long as the task that needs to be outsourced to, say a python interpreter, is explicitly known and can be prompt engineered.
I still write like that!
> I use Windows to play games, but it truly feels like a trash party most of the time.

Use Linux + Proton. It’s fascinating how Linux became a decent replacement for Windows for video games. (Thanks, Valve!)
since the french version esperluette comes from occitan "es per lou et", meaning "is for the and", i would say it is plausible
> is actively distributed over torrent, I actually have over 2.0 ratio

That, of course, sounds extremely convincing and instantly trustworthy.
Ugh, no thanks personally.

I know that the friend I'm hanging out with will get my jokes - inside jokes, weird humor etc. Now I have to worry about an entire group, some of whom may not like my humor, and now I have to put on the 'you're in public, be brusque and minimal' anxiety filled mask, and can't open up as I would in 1-1 or 1-2 with a friend or just a couple of friends.

Now add that to other people invited who may feel the same way. Maybe they're only comfortable with that one or two friends they hang out with, and not the rest of us they don't know.

Groups aren't my thing sadly. Nor, I assume, are a thing for many young people.
It's so weird though. For example, I am interested in photography and in challenging myself by going on hikes, or to colorful events and taking shots I have not even considered before. No restrictions on with whom - men, women, young, old, different backgrounds - just shared pursuit of creativity and getting out of the house. While I hope that some of these shared activities might eventually lead to more broad friendships (not romance, married with kids and not looking), I also would never make that an expectation or demand. Myself I am just a regular guy in late 40th, not a creep or a womanizer, my existing friends of both genders seem to like me fine.

So I reached out at photography groups at work, took half a dozen day classes - nada. I put my e-mail on the board, ask people to ping me if they think of just going somewhere and shooting, nobody ever does. Tried to strike conversations with other birdwarchers in local parks, never leads to lasting connections.

In school / college / 90s workplace, I used to just hang around with people without making any special effort. Some of them later even invited me to come visit them for a couple of weeks in another country. Just what does it take to have some uncomplicated fun and light sharing of one's thoughts and feelings later on in life? I can't be the only one still interested?
My own data point:

When I was little all my friends were in a radius of 10 minutes walking time.

When I grew up but I was still living with my parents that expanded to about one hour walking or public transport, or bicycle, or car for the very few friends I had outside my city.

That didn't change when I moved to my own place. Most of my friends were between 40 and 60 minutes away. The closest ones, within 5 minutes, were new friends I met in places further away.

I live outside a city now and my friends are between 40 to 80 minutes away, by car.

The number of people I meet is about the same, some are new friends some are old ones.
Both. Either. See more: https://web.archive.org/web/20201203110622/https://ef.gy/har...
I feel like it has more to do with having a surplus of time and resources.
When you're in school, you have more time to hang out with people and every interaction isn't tainted by the reality of having to compete over limited resources.

As an adult, you are responsible for acquiring your own resources so every relationship is tainted by economic competition. I suspect that rich people have more friends for this reason; they have more surplus so they're not constantly (subconsciously) thinking about how to exact resources from everyone around them; it's probably also why rich people feel uncomfortable being friends with non-rich people.

Nobody wants to be seen as a resource. Yet when you are truly deprived of resources, you can't help but see everything and everyone as a resource first and foremost. You need to have your basic needs met and your anxiety levels within tolerable range to see beyond that.

The reality is that, during a bad famine, people will start subconsciously seeing their friends as a potential meal. It's not an ideal foundation for a friendship. In this case (for most of us), the problem is not famine, but there is a strong desire to escape the constant anxiety of having to work insanely hard just to make ends meet which has a similar effect on friendships.

In communist countries, I suspect that regular people form strong friendships because there are no good mechanisms to extract resources from each other and they have their basic needs taken care of anyway (aside from the occasional famine). Citizens are treated like children. In North Korea, many adult women hold hands. That's unthinkable in a capitalist society. That level of friendship is simply unattainable to the kinds of resource-oriented people who tend to succeed at capitalism. But at least if you do have a lot of surplus resources, being resource-oriented isn't as much of a problem.

It's hard to be both resource-oriented and poor, then you can't have any friends. Sadly, capitalism forces us to become resource-oriented, even if it is against our nature.
Maybe it's just a line item to them, but it's pretty relevant to anyone operating with a less-than-gargantuan budget. If a superior/affordable chip is widely available, OpenAI's competitive advantage recedes rapidly because suddenly everyone else can do what they can. To some extent that's exactly what happened with DALL-E/StableDiffusion.

assuming it's not horizontally scalable, because otherwise they would just out-spend everyone else anyway like they've already done. That's a big "if", though.
"China is collapsing"

Every self-proclaimed China expert since 2000.

I know I won't change your mind but for everyone else do note that HN is one of the worst places to get unbiased opinions on the country if you actually have curiosity on this matter.
Incidentally what's a good book about how browser work?
Logz.io Adds Trivy Scanning Tool to Kubernetes Observability Platform
Heavy handed interventions from upper courts, like this one, only make itbmore likely that localities will fracture and separatism will take root. The central government should be making it easier for municipalities and states to set their own policy, not harder. Otherwise the political future of an already divided country is a dark one.
It is. OP probably isn't thinking(or cares about, if I were to be cynical) about the people in the group who are peer-pressured into joining (by some of their other 'friends' probably) and are just anxious/awkward throughout but can't/don't want to say anything.
What its like to use a $300 windows laptop for a day
high altitude ballooning is more efficient
The reactions on Baerbock's previous sloppy remark that "we are in war with Russia" showed that nobody takes her seriously. China knows that they can more or less ignore her and wait until the current government is pushed out and replaced by a more sane one.
Ask HN: Competitor Analysis Tool
Does anyone uses any competitor analysis tool? Something that monitors your competitors' user growth, social media, ads, tech stack...

I am considering building an idea in this space but I haven't found many companies doing it, which scares me a bit. The closest is competitors.app but they don't look very active.
France already does it in a place named Bure in the Meuse department. But they do store mainly long term radioactive waste there not fuel.

Up to my knowledge, spent Fuel and plutonium are first sent for recycling in France and not burry as such.
Would it be possible to translate machine code directly to WASM? Probably somebody already dunnit.
But don't do it if its Google. I had been charged for g-suite for domain that expired and someone else picked it up (and parked), long story short after 3 months of back-and-forth with "support" I gave up and started with chargebacks. It was 7 of them, each month one for $6, until one sunny day I woke up and my own gmail account, my youtube TV and Google Play on 2 Android devices all got blocked with messages popping up I never seen before. Also my friend - who used my wi-fi plenty when we worked on a project together, got his gmail frozen with equally weird messages with no answer how to appeal or follow up. Just middle finger and good bye.

edit: and no, they did not stop charging me for youtube TV. I actually had to get a new card number for my credit card for them to stop.
Vivaldi 6 Brings Workspaces to the Browser
I'm the original author of this blogpost. I've had discussions that range from "we need to fix this" to "maybe human thought isn't Turing complete..." and I'm interested in hearing what yall think about the topic.

P.S. I'm graduating soon and looking for research scientist roles.
I used the both opusenc and ffmpeg, and twiddled with the configuration endlessly for about a week.

Edit: I'll elaborate here. I went all sciencey and wrote a script to test all combinations of a range of encoder settings that included ranges of comp, max delay, frame size, bitrate etc. Multiplied out, that was a lot of different combinations. I ran the script (which took ages because I had to record the startup latency for each one and capture audio on the remote end, logging ffmpeg output etc etc). Sometimes a particular setting was so bad across 5 tests (with different values for other settings) that I'd scrap that whole batch to save time. The ranges of configurations that were promising were used "in real life" to play music in our living room. I narrowed them down to a few that were "usable", but I asked myself "if I bought this thing as a product, would I send it back?". The answer was "yes".

FWIW, the sender was a Macbook Pro 2015 and the receiver was a Raspberry pi 4B

TL;DR At or below 5ms it had reliability issues (drop-outs) that would occur randomly but frequently enough to ruin music listening experience (like, even a 1s drop per song is completely unacceptable). But it also seemed to stretch audio because the delay would increase over time. Even when I got a high quality (zero drop-out steam) with acceptable latency, the latency would slowly increase over time. So about 1 hour into listening, of I paused the source to answer a call, the decoder end would continue playing for 30+ seconds.

I realised that over a LAN, streaming raw audio technically works, with almost zero latency, so I knew that it was the encode/decode that introduced the latency. That's when I switched over to flac, and noticed an immediate improvement in initial latency, but also stopped having the increasing delay over time.