skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not sure if it was in the original (cargo-carrying) spec., but it’s one of the few aeroplanes where the nose can be lifted to load awkwardly-shaped freight.
No giving enough of a shit to remember is not equivalent to hate.

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Damn it.

I'd rather not bother, but I need to give this an actual response.

Because I am sick of walking on damned egg-shells just because reality hurts people's feelings and that makes acknowledging it an act of hate.

And it's not. It just fucking isn't. And it makes no difference if that hurts your feelings.

We live on a world where a cosmic blink ago, people were being gassed to death in Europe, Americans had their own race of slaves, yada yada back through cosmic horror upon cosmic horror.

Where to this day there are concentration camps are busily running in communist occupied China.

Bad shit has happened, really bad shit. It's still happening in other places and it could happen again right where you are.

To me, that's hate. To me, that's fascism. That is what needs to be stopped at all costs.

What you call hate, I call a quibble (there's gotta be a better word for what I mean, but I hope you get the point); the world's not going to end because someone called you a cunt, but fuck letting there be another Hitler.

So when people go on about hate speech for minor fucking shit like this, I get angry - because it seems to me that they care more about virtue signalling than they do about any actual bad thing that has ever happened or is happening or could ever happen again.

And that's all I think it is - virtue signalling.

Focus on the most marginal groups of people you can, the less of an impact you have on society, the more justice points you earn? And I need to treat them like they're the adults in the room?

That, by the way, is just perfect for the corporations: update your inclusivity policy and wave a rainbow flag, no fundamental change included - cheap as bloody chips.

On this little old planet that I'd prefer we stopped murdering, we just won't shut up about irrelevant bullshit.

Long rant short: no, it really does not sound like hate to me.
> Everything accrues to OpenAI if it's not.

because OpenAI is not open-source? Then a closed source StableLM would accrue value to Stability?
The number on the page is wrong:

https://www.brusselstimes.com/430098/belgian-man-commits-sui...
Not at all familiar with the details of this, but just to generally observe the bigger the mistake - the harder the walk-back and the higher the chance a lesson was learned. No guarantees, but it's rare to get past the first stage.
Show HN: Publishing BrowserBox Pro source and making it free for noncomm use
Hey there!

We've decided to make our product's source code public! It's kind of inspired by the GitLab guy's open core ventures, but we're not totally sure about the open core model. There's just something cool about sharing our code with you all.

We think it's nice to let people see the code for themselves, making sure there's nothing sketchy going on. Plus, it feels good to give back to public institutions and non-commercial projects. We know we've still got to make money, so we're finding that balance between openness and keeping the lights on.

So, if you're into using our product for commercial purposes, hit up our website or shoot an email to support (support@dosycorp.com). And for everyone else, enjoy the open source goodness!

Let's see where this journey takes us!
But the people I know are more sexually free than ever. This seems more about repression and Puritanism in government and investors that doesn’t match the populace.
Making into a creative field already takes a colossal amount of talent and hard work.

Implying everyone except an extraordinary rare talent is essentially worthless anyway is quite a take.
My 2009 bought laptops are still getting updates, I let you do the math.
Won’t everyone at home in a few years not have this capability? Train on my fav music and make more. Doesn’t seem preventable anymore longer term.
Did you forget to paste the link by any chance?
I record (after explicitly asking the attendants, internal or external) and go over the meeting making notes after, while actively listening during. This "double" trouble is actually helping me a lot with productivity. I only use my iPad air.
FreeBSD 13.2 Review
How to Upgrade from FreeBSD 13.1 to FreeBSD 13.2
FreeBSD WiFi Suggested/Working Adapters
ChatGPT+ Vector database and prompt-as-code – The CVP Stack
So sad. I bought many APUs.
I think the argument isn't that Reddit isn't corporate but rather that the original founders have thought it through a lot and have still decided to make this decision.
They've also relatively recently killed off i.reddit.com (the .compact view that looks like really old iOS). That was good for mobile when old-reddit was too wide.
Pipe it to a write-ahead file on the source host, and read it back and store an offset for reading when you commit. That will be a very optimal solution.

But really, I would benchmark sqlite first...
I based that off a HN comment I read in the past, but looking into it now, that doesn't seem too far off base. The changes mentioned in the release notes[1] are all about rebranding - replacing on-screen text, logos, docs, etc. There are a couple non-branding-related changes like changes to keyboards shortcuts, but it seems fair to call it more of a rebrand than a fork. It does help me appreciate how much work goes into just this "surface-level" stuff of cross-platform public use Open Source software.

[1] https://github.com/glimpse-editor/Glimpse/releases
Been involved with LLMs for the past 2 years, and what I can say is we have no idea what the technology can do, and we have no way of monitoring when it gains new abilities. We're racing towards autonomous everything, and we're too slow and blind to even detect hidden exponential developments.

Here's a good overview to get up to speed: https://youtu.be/xoVJKj8lcNQ
OK, but how to explain the lack perspective change of ground features in this vid?

Without it drone movement seems small, so hard to explain the giant speed in your balloon or camera theory.
Canva does this already
I'm not sure what you mean that the necessary studies have not been done. Because they have and broadly agree that a fourth vaccination provides benefits against hospitalization (though not infection) for older people, generally based on epidemiological measures of population-wide severe cases of COVID-19, not immune response.

Bar-On YM, Goldberg Y, Mandel M, Bodenheimer O, Amir O, Freedman L et al. Protection by a Fourth Dose of BNT162b2 against Omicron in Israel. New England Journal of Medicine. 2022. doi: 10.1056/NEJMoa2201570.

Magen O, Waxman JG, Makov-Assif M, Vered R, Dicker D, Hernán MA et al. Fourth Dose of BNT162b2 mRNA Covid-19 Vaccine in a Nationwide Setting. N Engl J Med. 2022. doi: 10.1056/NEJMoa2201688.

Gazit S, Saciuk Y, Perez G, Peretz A, Pitzer VE, Patalon T. Relative Effectiveness of Four Doses Compared to Three Dose of the BNT162b2 Vaccine in Israel. medRxiv. 2022:2022.03.24.22272835. doi: 10.1101/2022.03.24.22272835.

Arbel R, Sergienko R, Friger M, Peretz A, Beckenstein T, Yaron S et al. Effectiveness of a second BNT162b2 booster vaccine against hospitalization and death from COVID-19 in adults aged over 60 years. Nature Medicine. 2022;28:1486–90. doi: 10.1038/s41591-022-01832-0.

Regev-Yochay G, Gonen T, Gilboa M, Mandelboim M, Indenbaum V, Amit S et al. Efficacy of a Fourth Dose of Covid-19 mRNA Vaccine against Omicron. New England Journal of Medicine. 2022;386:1377-80. doi: 10.1056/NEJMc2202542.

Muhsen K, Maimon N, Mizrahi AY, Boltyansky B, Bodenheimer O, Diamant ZH et al. Association of Receipt of the Fourth BNT162b2 Dose With Omicron Infection and COVID-19 Hospitalizations Among Residents of Long-term Care Facilities. JAMA Internal Medicine. 2022. doi: 10.1001/jamainternmed.2022.2658.

Amir O, Goldberg Y, Mandel M, Bar-On YM, Bodenheimer O, Freedman L et al. Protection against omicron severe disease 0-7 months after BNT162b2 booster. medRxiv. 2022:2022.05.04.22274647. doi: 10.1101/2022.05.04.22274647.

Cohen MJ, Oster Y, Moses AE, Spitzer A, Benenson S, Israeli-Hospitals 4th Vaccine Working G. Association of Receiving a Fourth Dose of the BNT162b Vaccine With SARS-CoV-2 Infection Among Health Care Workers in Israel. JAMA Network Open. 2022;5:e2224657-e. doi: 10.1001/jamanetworkopen.2022.24657.

Grewal R, Kitchen SA, Nguyen L, Buchan SA, Wilson SE, Costa AP et al. Effectiveness of a Fourth Dose of COVID-19 Vaccine among Long-Term Care Residents in Ontario, Canada. medRxiv. 2022:2022.04.15.22273846. doi: 10.1101/2022.04.15.22273846.
It still doesn’t make it a great song. It’s plinky and repetitive.

The technology is extraordinary, and there’s the possibility that it keeps going well past human ability.

And the hype is there.

But that doesn’t make it a good song by human musician standards.
Real problem is multiscreen. It works sometimes, but most often it decides to work only on the leftmost screen, which is vertical on my setup.
I have used C++ before templates were a thing, and never ever saw one that did otherwise, added C++ to my toolbox in 1993.
Randomish thoughts:

The Greek word logos which gets translated as word but is also the root word for -ology meaning the study of (biology, archeology, etc) has a much richer meaning than just word. I am not in a position to do it justice but this is where we get the biblical In the beginning, there was the word and it can really be understood to mean something like "God had a thought and the world was thus born. He conceived it."

And so I have to wonder how much we use loan words for the additional layers of meaning they had to bilingual peoples trying to communicate about emerging concepts.

E = m c²

A friend of mine once told me this means matter is energy in slow motion.

If you have an interest in other languages, the mix of Germanic and Romantic words found in English can help you parse a number of related languages. Just find the closest cognate in English as your touchstone rather than solely looking up the correct meaning.

Flasche in German means bottle but its closest cognate is flask. Flask and bottle aren't simply interchangeable, but it can be less mental work to pair it that way than trying to remember two words that don't sound at all alike, especially since words in two different languages may not exactly match in meaning and usage anyway.
That’s why they’re trying so hard to limit access. If you can run the model yourself, you can do anything.
It can for trivial tasks which you often can do faster, and in case of gpt4, cheaper. So we live as usual and see when it improves enough to actually be useful. Or play with it for fun.
They're not liberals, they're authoritarian leftists.
A 'generation' isn't a person, it's a massive slice of population. It would be very bizarre if they all had consistent beliefs.

There's no shortage of boomers who've been ridiculing participation trophies from the day they first became aware of them.
>to consistently deny the novel usefulness of large language models requires constraining intelligence to a smaller and more exclusionary definition

I'm not quite sure what you're talking about or if you even have a real definition of intelligence. These newer AI systems don't even fit the most basic definition of intelligence, let alone possessing such broad qualities of intelligence that we have to narrow its definition to keep ourselves exceptional. GPT literally isn't capable of self-directed action, learning and thinking. Instead, We factually know that GPT is essentially as the comment you reply to describes and simply applies probability analysis algorithms to enormous data sets, just to then fail at even basic reasoning tasks outside of the information compressed parroting it is algorithmically good at.

The amount of AI woo on this site is astonishing sometimes at this point.
sure but that doesn't make a non-tank a death trap, does it?
Godot 4.1 Rendering Priorities
Cantor’s arguments always receive a very negative reception from most of the HN crowd, just as they did from his peers at the time! He was nearly shunned for opening this can of worms, which is one of the reasons why he spent many years refining his arguments to be as elegant as possible (diagonalization came long after the original result).

Similarly, there are plenty of people who don’t believe in the square root of negative one. Others don’t believe in the existence of irrational numbers (e.g. the Greeks). Kids often argue against negative numbers, especially the idea that you can multiply two of them together. Personally I think it is abhorrent that mathematicians believe 0 exists (how can nothingness be a number?!)

But on the whole the rigorous mathematical arguments tend to win in the long run over the impassioned appeals to “common sense.” Today Cantor is regarded as a hero by nearly all mathematicians.
That’s more like a trademark issue. If you call it taylor swift when it isn’t taylor swift then that’s fraud. If it sounds like taylor swift but you don’t brand it as taylor swift then it’s not really anything.
Congrats on perpetuating homelessness by disincentivizing renting to tenants on government aid.
Shameless plug: I built a toy tool to really quickly get into llm finetuning by just pasting your training samples into a textbox:

https://github.com/lxe/simple-llm-finetuner
Yeah that was an awkward phrasing on my part.

What I mean is that vendors/landlords can decide to sell/rent for less than the maximum being offered and collectively cool the market themselves, theoretically.

However it requires extreme coordination because if the vendor of my next property is trying to achieve maximum gains then it would be a financial double whammy for me if I take less than the maximum being offered.

The point is that by accepting the absolute maximum I can get for my property, I am playing a part in raising property prices, whatever the reason.

You said “I will sell”. It’s an active choice, not a law of nature. You make a decision. We all do
Don't forget https://humanclock.com/
No one has ever explained the point of it to me either.

I’ve heard it’s supposed to solve the problem of programs running differently on different machines. That’s a problem I’ve never encountered in my 12 years of experience.

But the types of issues you describe are very real and very time consuming.
Lots of violin players do composition (and even improvisation!) they just call it a fiddle when they do so!

Less cheekily, the difference you're pointing out is about folk vs classical traditions. Many instruments are strongly associated with one or the other, but the violin is one of few that exists in both.
Only up to when WinRT got introduced, now it is a mess.
Details here, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35390644
> I don’t make any money doing it, so if that’s your goal then this piece probably won’t be that useful to you.

Hobbyists unite!
People will always pay for live performances.
There's a article on how to get started: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/How_to_become_a_MediaWiki_hac...
> goal of mastering the split keyboard

Is this your actual goal, or the means to some end? Do you need the ergonomics of split keyboard to deal with wrist pain, or do you just like the particular 42 key keyboard that you have?

There's not much special about typing on a split keyboard, I suspect your typing performance issues are mostly due to its miniature size and an unfamiliar keyboard layout.
>> it is insignificant.

But compared to the government’s science funding through the NSF, it is an order of magnitude larger than entire major fields of academia!
Also add the WinRT folks into the New Microsoft.

Deprecated C++/CX and .NET Native, while neither Native AOT nor C++/WinRT are proper replacements in capabilities, replaced UWP/WinUI 2.0 with WinAppSDK/WinUI 3.0 with lots of missing capabilities.
Imgur sucks, viewing images on their website requires whitelisting an obnoxious amount of javascript that simply shouldn't be necessary to view an image. They weren't always so bad, but what's past is past. If this move kills their business I won't be sad to see them go.
Given in the announcement thread they got wrong about it affecting third party apps at all and then on calls with third party devs do not seem quite sure if it will effect NSFW content or not, that does not seem to be the case.

Indeed, it seems to be a chaotic mess, as most of Reddit's "throw shit at a walk and hope something sticks" development methodology is.
Yes. (1,1) is a pair of integers, and so is (17,17). Why wouldn't they be?
Regulating AI Model Agencies: Protecting Rights of Individuals in the Era of AI
With the increasing use of generative AI, there has been a rise in the creation of AI model agencies that utilise the likeness of real people without their consent or proper compensation. This raises questions around the ownership of one’s image, the right to compensation for the use of one’s likeness in commercial AI applications, and the need for regulation to protect individuals from such misuse.

This white paper explores the legal and ethical implications of using someone’s likeness in generative AI and proposes recommendations for regulation that protect the rights of individuals. It discusses the legal considerations surrounding the right of publicity and proposes the enactment of legislation that specifically addresses the use of generative AI in the creation of digital models based on the likeness of real people. The paper also examines the ethical implications of using someone’s likeness in generative AI and recommends that AI model agencies be required to obtain informed consent from individuals before using their likeness.

The paper concludes with a set of recommendations for the regulation of AI model agencies that utilise generative AI and the likeness of real people, designed to promote transparency and accountability, while balancing the interests of individuals and AI model agencies.

By taking these steps, we can ensure that the use of generative AI in commercial applications is conducted in a manner that respects the rights and dignity of individuals.
Not amortising is only more profitable if you stop developing…

What many companies who amortise development costs do is make some enhancements to some software or build new software so in theory generating a greater asset value but the reality is they’re just kicking the can of accounting for developer costs down the road

Have worked in several businesses that amortised development costs and it always comes back to bite you at some point
This is also my experience.
Eliezer Yudkowsky Just Got Standing Ovation on AI Session Ted Talk
maybe his or other AI talks from that session are available as video but I don't know the links
I've already seen tons of examples of people getting 3 day bans for the silliest of things, like calling someone an idiot.

They seem to be trying their hardest to turn away their main user base.
I assume the nsfw users are less interesting to the advertisers, but more demanding to their file servers. From that perspective it could be a money saving measure, at the cost of growth.
This is a great loss. APU was my favourite system to bootstrap infrastructure in my home and labs because it was powered by coreboot and runs Linux out of the box, and also is one of the few low powered devices which still would outperform an RPi or clones. I have a stack of APU2 and APU4 devices and nothing but love and gratefulness for pcengines for making those guys. 100% good experience
Yes, and I don't think it's an example of "fail at the task". The correct answer is "not enough information" or expressing confusion at the question.

Murder is rare and whatever is going in the situation that is being described situation is probably not murder. If we treat this as a logic puzzle, there is simply not enough information to tell that anyone is dead. All we can say is that a person is lying.
Why should we expect the EU to correctly describe its own laws on its own website? How unreasonable!

The laws themselves are not any more precise. I spent way too long puzzling over the wording in the GDPR.
Did they not have enough desert in Australia?
Alternative proof without any real numbers, logs or the like:

After relabeling we may assume n<m.

Step 1: We claim that there exists a natural number k such that m=kn.

Write the equation as

n^n n^(m-n) = m^n

n^(m-n) = (m/n)^n

The left-hand-side is always an integer. The right-hand-side is an integer if and only if such a factor k exists.

Step 2: Inserting this ansatz, we may take n-th roots and reduce the problem to n^k =k n.

Step 3: Monotonicity. Clearly we have equality for k=1.
We claim that the difference n^k-kn strictly increases with k for fixed n unless n=2, k=1. That claim in particular gives the result.

We prove this by induction in k. That is, suppose that n^k\geq kn holds for all k\leq K, then

n^(K+1) = n n^K \geq n K n \geq Kn +Kn \geq Kn +n = (K+1)n.

The second inequality is strict unless n=2 and the last one is strict unless K=1.
Does it mean DOS/XP are not supported anymore? That would be sad.
I'm referring to the rotation of the wheel. But there is no ambiguity - when the wheel is rotated counter clockwise the vehicle turns (as viewed from above) counter clockwise. That is not coincidence - it is very intuitive to use.
Blue Eyes: The Hardest Logic Puzzle in the World
They disabled guest uploads on mobile long ago.
For some values of "extremely common", because I'm pretty sure most people don't have the patience and energy to do bullshit like that. But a small fraction of people do it a lot.
Lets legalize theft because some get away with it.
Moral hazard alarm? What/why is that?
That doesn’t seem like the right link…
I'm on a stack that also uses lambdas an event bridge, I think the OP means that the stresses originating from k8s and Kafka are gone when using lambdas and event bridge.
The moral position is against wearing fancy clothes that most can’t afford. Clothes are cheap now, but a modern parallel is to take a moral position against flying private jets.
I have mixed feelings about "the conversation" and social networks. Frequently there is no conversation.

There is the perspective that social networks are about connecting people, having deliberations, the town square. And then there is the influencer, marketing communication, discoverability, sales funnel, SEO, push perspective.

The syndication perspective in a way frames social networks mostly as the latter. I think this is a pragmatic, realistic view of what social networks have (mostly become), but it is sad. Not sure if AI (as in summarize, aggregate, "sentiment analytics") has much to offer here that is actually meaningful.
I feel like this is the secret reason why Mark Zuckerberg thought VR would be such a hit, which makes me think more about Mark Zuckerberg the person than I’d like.
> a solved problem

This is only because the vast majority of the population agrees that it’s a reasonable tradeoff to not bother with all the digital privacy and security stuff beyond what the defaults are and just go on with their lives. The reason behind this is that almost no one is significantly negatively affected by not being vigilant and self-hosting everything. The downside is that things like PRISM can exist and nation-states and any sufficiently powerful or skillful interested party can and do far more easily target, surveil and harm any individual they want. Again, those individuals are not your average Joe so the public doesn’t care. As long as you don’t leave the herd and stay in line, you’re safe. Personally, I didn’t give any f… about privacy until I felt there’s a good possibility US agencies can target me, due to things I would start to talk about online. Those things were not illegal neither in US nor in my country, just different ideologies from the status quo of modernity, but I knew for a fact people have been (illegally) arrested by US agencies before due to voicing similar things.[0]

[0]: https://web.archive.org/web/20221203231121/https://muslimske...