skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
how would a scraper work for free if access is rate limited?
The article is from 2015, so, not this article.

Perhaps I have been lucky, but I have seen far more accusations of using AI to generate writing than I have seen of obviously generated writing.
Better your brain than mine…
And it's not always reversed! Australian-made and Japanese-made cars tend to have indicator on the right stalk, and wipers on the left. European cars tend to have indicators on the left stalk, and wipers on the right. But not always!

Case in point: my wife and I live in Australia (have done so all our lives), and my wife had a 2008 Ford Focus, made in South Africa (a RHD country). Indicator stalk was on the left, wiper on the right (aka "European" style). She then upgraded to a 2020 Ford Focus, made in Germany (it's the wagon model), and the wiper is on the left, indicator on the right. Which confuses me, as I drive a BMW, which has indicators on the left and wipers on the right.
It would still be alive if it spun it off. I still don’t get what was achieved keeping it in one company
Sibling comment mentions indicators and wipers being switched.

Anecdote 1) In NZ I saw a car in the middle of a busy roundabout, wipers on, passengers visibly confused and crying.

Anecdote 2) A kayak guide also mentioned, that if you see someone entering a roundabout, windshield wiping, on a sunny day, you just wait and let them do their thing.

Anecdote 3) After a month in NZ I came back to Germany and actually muscle memory let me to use wipers instead of indicators on the autobahn when changing lanes. Oof.
I suspect/predict Ruff will get into the type-checking business someday :)
Few months back, in a similar fashion a Hindu Don was encountered by the UP cops. All Hindus still supported the cops.
For people like you, if the person is a Muslim irrespective of whether he is a terrorist, serial murderer he should be supported at any cost.

And don’t club Sikhs and Dalit among yourself to look good. They have a far larger contribution to society and don’t cry victimhood at any given opportunity.
Doesn’t he owe them a specific dollar amount, and the 25-30% is essentially a lien?
You can put it on the resume anyways and as long as you are able to describe how you would do it and field questions about the idea, no one really will fact check too hard.
That's one way of putting "$14.5 million settlement".
Align Your Latents: High-Resolution Video Synthesis with Latent Diffusion Models
looks pretty cool :) nice work!

Some things we find missing at Seam (we use both Clerk and Auth0 on different apps):

1. Inability to change email or reset password without using "privileged" API, would love to redirect users to a Kinde/Clerk/Auth0 page to manage their profile

2. Ability to store secure secrets into a user with auditable access

3. Difficult in-app login
? I'm not talking about the suburbs of Seattle, check out maps of rural areas of Wisconsin, Minnesota, Missouri, Texas, Nebraska, or even the plains in the east of Washington state, most of the rural roads are running primarily North/South or East/West. Not that it's a grid system as in Manhattan, but it is following a grid pattern, and the names of the routes on signs and in spoken language are like "380 West" "215 North", etc. In the interstate system and many state road systems, this is reinforced by numbering convention that East/West roads are numbered even, while North/South roads are numbered odd. None of that exists in Europe.
All this focus on cookies is entirely missing the point of regulating user tracking online. Adtech is ten steps ahead of this, and can track users whether they accept cookies or not. It's an illusion of choice that muddies the discussion of topics that really matter.

There should be more congressional hearings of adtech representatives, with legislators who are technically equipped to grill them on all details of their business, and how it affects the population.

Unfortunately, given how most legislators are technically illiterate at best, and financially corrupt at worst, nothing of value for the people has so far resulted from these hearings.

I'm hoping that in the coming decades, as younger generations get in government, this will improve. We really need much stronger regulation for Big Tech, just like we have for Big Tobacco, Oil, Pharma, et al. Hopefully this will come sooner than the point when the harms from its long-term effects are fully understood.
Stamped design? I think you're thinking of MAK-90s or AKMs. AK-47s (up through the 2a, at least) have milled receivers and machined piston guides. And the receiver cover is stamped, but that's sort of an insignificant to the operation of the firearm.

We're I equipping a small army, I would look into something like the galil which mixes the best features of the AK (easy to manufacture lower receiver and reliability) with the best features of US weapon systems (accuracy at 300-500m). And the bottle opener on the front handguard is a definite plus.
Unfortunately the developer of the Apollo app already got a call, and apps will need to pay. That's then the end of reddit on mobile for me. The official app is unusable and had annoying behaviour in desperate attempts to boost engagement.

https://old.reddit.com/r/apolloapp/comments/12ram0f/had_a_fe...

> There was a quote in an article about how these changes would not affect Reddit apps, that was meant in reference to “apps on the Reddit platform”, as in embedded into the Reddit service itself, not mobile apps

>

> tl;dr: Paid API coming.
Don’t like the rockets on the arms. Ive seen a different jet pack that doesn’t require them.
Google had some problems already 10 hours ago. When I tried to log in to our Google hosted work email I got an error page with a link to a ststus page. First time for the 5+ years we have been using it. I expected to see all green on that status page as it often is on such pages especially for AWS. To my surprise there was an amber. Don't recall what service it was, it sounded unrelated to office suite or whatever product we use. 2 minutes later I was able to log in.
That's too bad. The online library is tiny compared to the DVD rental library.
It's worth reading to the very end:

> Murdoch seemed trapped by the people he radicalized, like an aging despot hiding in his palace while the streets filled with insurrectionists.

This is what struck me the most though:

> During the day, Murdoch watched the stock market and took Zoom calls while Hall took online courses in UC Davis’s winemaking program. (Hall told friends Murdoch wanted her to do it so he could write off $3 million of vineyard expenses as long as she worked 500 hours a year on winemaking.)

Murdoch just sold his entertainment empire to Disney for over $70 billion, a significant fraction of which belongs to him and his family, and yet he had his wife spend a quarter of the work year on wine making to save a fraction of $3 million? What a small man.
I don’t think those are the problems since all sorts of solvers ship with prolog and it’s still a better way to write down a problem.

I think it’s biggest headwind is that you have to be significantly more intelligent than the average developer to think in Prolog.

Prolog requires you to think about code as the implication of constraints — you just have to keep a lot more in your head. Prolog also requires you to understand the execution model before you can do much of anything.
From a pure selfish point of view (not judging), by reporting it, you'll be able to add a bullet to your resume/LinkedIn saying you helped the company save $50 thousand dollars a year, which in turn increases your odds of landing a better-paying job in the future.
I'm just going off the reply to me and wondering if anyone can fill in some details on who might pay $42k/mo and why.
Arguably it's a more realistic view of the punishment.
Why would you hope this kills reddit? Wtf is wrong with you to think that a company charging for access to their resources warrants it being destroyed?

They seem to be acting in good faith and giving people plenty of heads up. If the pricing is reasonable, it’s more than fair to have third parties pay for access. Apps running on reddit itself will not have to pay.
It feels overwhelming and makes me want to lay down and do nothing.
You could have a tag hierarchy, or even multiple ones. I don't think tags prevent you from navigating the hierarchy, it's just that at some point you need to build the hierarchies and make them accessible, and just having tags won't push you there.
Dream-GPT: an experiment to make GPT innovate
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I am pleased to introduce a new experimental project called Dream-GPT, which aims to enhance current GPT models by adding the capacity for innovation and creative problem-solving. I have developed the initial codebase and made it publicly available on GitHub for your perusal and experimentation.

As I do not have a formal background in programming, the code has been developed in collaboration with GPT-4. Consequently, you may encounter occasional bugs or issues during execution. I am eager to invite interested individuals with relevant expertise to collaborate on this project and help refine its functionality.

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Hah. Lol. Tell us the "truth" of the Crimean invasion! Oh yes, the truth comes from Twitter.

You crack me up.
> Users should learn to say "no" to companies.

This assumes that consumers have a choice to say no. I can drop windows and switch to linux, but I don't think everyone could. I want a phone that doesn't come with Google's software and won't severely limit what I can do with it like apple would. Could most people find and afford one? Some surveillance companies like facebook and Experian don't give you any choice at all. They collect (and leak) your data even if you never sign up for anything with them. If I only have one option for broadband in my city it's unreasonable to expect me to go without functional internet access, even if I hate the one company available and know they'll sell my browsing history.

At a certain point people are basically forced to use companies or are at their mercy even if they'd rather not be.
That only applies between power boats. Between sailboats the direction of wind is what determines the right of way.

And of course power boats must give way to sailing vessels.
i.reddit.com gone, they want to kill the awesome 3rd party apps next instead of improving theirs. They are definitely killing off 3rd party apps, my prediction is that it will be killed within an year.
It has stuck in a loop, chrome mobile
If it kills off most of the cryptocurrency ecosystem it will be worth it
> it prevents a smaller business being able to exist multiple generations.

In addition to what everyone else says, if you have a multi-generational business the owner should be bringing their child(ren) in as executives and part owners of the business. The estate tax would only apply to the part of the business the original owner still owned at their death, not the part of the business owned by the child(ren).
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You would need to compile a few components from source for Navi 31 if you were to try it today, so out-of-the-box is perhaps an overstatement, but it's certainly doable.
Revolutionizing Healthcare: Live AI Analysis of Patient History Now Online
It in alpha with NHS patients and some patients in us clinic signed up for initial rollout. Email marvsasti@ marvsai.com if you would like to be included in this early rollout. Compatible with mycharts and any EHR system.
Yes, but we were discussing the supremacy of the House of Commons.
Right. I'm still not hearing what the company will do for A workers.

How can management guarantee that an A player is evaluated and rewarded correctly? What controls does the company have to prevent B-level management from hurting A-level workers?
In Praise of Self-Centered Conversationalists
> If I were to try to do a straight shot at getting elixir on the frontend I'd

... use LiveView :)
You can’t be too sure around here
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hacker-news-in-new...

Link to chrome extension
Is freedns.afraid.org Down?
I haven't experienced a downtime in many years. Was there an announcement of any kind?
This question is the cousin of In the North-pole, which direction is South?
I agree that it’s worse in like 99% of cases that 1% though overly influenced my word choice :)

To your other point, I wasn’t trying to be as hand wavy as that came across.

There will always be people who make mistakes or are not good fits for their job (engineers, management, execs, investors, etc).

Maybe a better way to say it is that low impact work happens at the tail end of bad management. It’s usually a luxury problem (pet projects from a company that makes too much money but has too little maturity) or a symptom of terrible management (no clue what is valuable or worse unable to actually get team to work on what is valuable)
Interesting, thanks. I certainly don't know this but my impression is that outside of the US (specifically in New Zealand) the Netflix catalogue would be significantly smaller than that, around 1/10th of both categories ? ... this is just based on sitting in hotel rooms thumbing through the menu so it's possible my sense of what's available is off.
The left bank of the Seine is quite iconic!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rive_Gauche
Yeah man. I have a Hotmail account I use as a spam-bucket, and that's it.

For the sync I want, I tolerate iCloud. For everything else, I roll my own.
Ads, other apps like insta, Whatsapp, reliability, database management, I'm not sure, du they have own servers? Vr recently, AI, office clerks, r&d, moderation, other experimental apps that don't make it to production, managers, I guess they can have lower HC, but it's a multiapp global business with billions of users, I totally expect the number to be huge, especially to be competitive with other social apps like tiktok, twitter, telegram and others
Anyone have more detail about the case against Bowser? Was it purely a DMCA copyright circumvention case? Did he sell pirated material? On the face of it the damages awarded is ridiculous for a private middle class individual. Reminds me of the old RIAA downloading lawsuits, where they requested outrageous damages in an effort to scare defendants and hopefully set precedent.
In German: starboard = Steuerbord

From steuern, much closer phonetically to stéor, with the meaning of to steer, to direct, to control
Good point. Most programming languages have RegExp support. But very few (?) have Prolog support. That might be useful in some or many cases, like ...
Yep, you're right, the automotive industry's software is in incredibly poor shape.
I have Precheck and typically clear security in under 10 minutes. That said, 45 mins is cutting it close for me. Typically I arrive an hour before so that I have a buffer against uncertainty (Precheck lines can be surprising long sometimes).
I read that the British word posh comes from Port Out - Starboard Home, which is the type of UK to US return ticket you’d get, if you could afford it, to have a cabin facing the sun both ways.
Well, as long as they aren't one of the discless variants, anyway.
what, if everyone start charging, how small creative people built product using APIs
They'll never let you disable all of their data collection. They need that data to sell to the government, help them decide which ads to push at you, and to leverage against you in any other way which might benefit them.
Afaict the current algorithm is something like this:

if is_netflix_show() { return 0.95 + rand(0.00, 0.05) } else { hide_rating() }
Thanks. Seems less informative than terms like "revenue." I wonder what term Europeans and Asians use for personnel turnover.
It's a natural fit for people with a logic background to validate their ideas computationally. That also meant that people in the 80's and 90's used it for AI research.

For me personally it was a great way to be introduced to different programming paradigms.

It's fine for a programming language to live in a niche.
> everyone fighting for the same small square footage on top the hill so to speak

Lierally.

This is a big part of why modern society feels so broken economically speaking imo
Even if, linguistically, Mandarin doesn't speak of looking forward towards the future, China is known for strategically investing and planning for payoffs multiple decades/generations into the future.

Language does affect thought, but apparently, in this case, speaking of not being able to see the future apparently doesn't preclude actively shaping it.
Accepted.

You are an employee, but if you would like to explore consultancy and possibly earn 2X or more, then fix this, document it, and start a side hustle doing ONLY this. I suspect if you can do it for one, you can do it for hundreds. If you do not fix it, it will be harder to sell. If you do, you have proof.
There is a rate limit.
> The one man at Tianeman Square became an emblem of standing up to tyranny.

And was never seen again. :/
Well, what do you think it is and how did you come to believe what you do? I am admitting ignorance so obviously I can't really answer that question.
This is all oversold hype meant to distract you from the real problems. As you say, once the novelty wears off we will return to our cubicles (if lucky) none the wiser.
Pursue algorithms research. You can do everything. You can know everything with the right algorithm. You can invent everything with the right algorithm. You can restart the whole civilization after catastrophe by the right algorithm.

Algorithms is the endpoint of all knowledge.
The Norvig AI book really makes its nature as a DSL clear.
I don't understand that description, but I'll take your word for it.
Rpmalloc – General Purpose Memory Allocator
This strikes me as nonsense corp-speak.

"Market dynamics" force you to pay your highest performers barely more than your lowest performers?

How exactly does that work?

Disparity between executive salaries and worker salaries are astronomical, but when it comes time to reward your highest performing workers you can't find any possible way to increase their take home? Between salary, bonuses, stock grants, retirement plan matching or any other possible methods of compensation, your hands are absolutely tied? Because of "Market Dynamics and Pay Equity"?

Come on.
You're out of line, no need to name-call. I may not want to examine the website and twitter feeds of every commenter on here. Perhaps it wasn't rude, but given how pedantic many people here are, I took the original comment to be a criticism of praising the coder, not a genuine question of evaluating code quality.
Electronic Arts tried something like this once. It was called "Majestic". [1] It was sort of a mass-market conspiracy LARP. Unfortunately, it was launched just before 9/11/2001.

[1] https://obscuritory.com/other/majestic/
> What arcane library does it rely on

Win32

> can't just cross-compile

Suppose that you only use a specific operating system. Even if you could cross compile, how would you verify that it actually works? How would you know the specifics of each operating system and adapt you application to work well in such situation so that user don't flame you? It's just not that easy. And don't get me started on making GUI applications.

Side note: As a Windows user, In this case I really appreciate the look and feel of the native GUI. It feels like a "real" Windows application. You would not get that if you cross compiled.
I'm sure that difference is very important to him.
This was always going to be dropped because anyone with a brain realised it was unworkable and stupid.

The only evidence you’ve put forward contradicts what you say! You still haven’t answered a basic question:

How does Border Force check the passports of only non-UK or Irish citizens?
> willingness to compromise privacy for convenience

I have to ask: do you carry a cellphone?
yeah this is extremely light taxation lol are people seriously complaining about this? Good grief. (it is 14.7% over 127k in nearby BC)
It's sad to see the UK as the non-EU, police state that it is today. Just 15 years ago it felt really free. I spent half of my 20s there and have great memories, but it's really gone downhill since then.
Why aren't your job hopping then and getting more money?
They're very helpful for a lot of things, but it's at most a revolution on the scale of the smartphone, not the singularity. It may define the next fifteen years of tech (I'm withholding judgement), but it's not the end of the world as we know it.
Embedding prolog in Common Lisp was pretty normal during the first wave of AI, as I understand it.

There’s always been an odd irrational hostility to Lisp, so I wouldn’t be surprised if Prolog feels as it does to you exactly for the reason you suspect.
A fine-grained network traffic analysis with Millisampler
And sometimes you get Prompt Side and Opposite Prompt, which are _usually_ stage left and stage right respectively, but it depends on the theatre, with some having the prompt on the stage right.
If he wins the lottery or raises a ton of money on GoFundMe or something, it may become relevant to him.
Not forgetting that the government is ALSO taking money on the other side of the salary as well.

I much prefer Estonia's system of taxation. Flat 20% on share dividends. Any money that stays within the business (or gets spent on wages, other expenses) isn't taxed (aside: there are social and income taxes on wages).

Coming from Australia's system it's just so simple to be compliant. Feels designed to help businesses grow.
My memory could be failing me, but I was reading about the singularity in Omni magazine in grade school, and I graduated in 1992.
They are so rushed with the numbering, I wonder when they will change to that relative to the year. After all, in a few years there will be a Node 50
Sad there are so few patrons and nations willing to be like, you did good, fuck this jackal ass corporation and vile legal system, come hang out & chill in our nice non extradition territory where we'll support you, good person.
Coming from the UK to Aus / NZ I was feeling smug ;) - but of course, this caught me out.

To be clear in the UK the wheel is on the right but the indicator is still on the left side of the wheel as in a European LHD car, just to keep things different.
MRI scans in our budget MRI lab (yes that’s correct) a km away is 2500 Rs or like 60 USD and less than an hour wait time. How MRIs got commoditized in india through competition should be studied hard.
Hey, this looked neat but it crashed for me. I'll open an issue on Github.

I have a minor nitpick from watching the video though, it seems weird that you make people call --init before using the app. Just let me pass the OPEN_AI_API_KEY as an environment variable, and make the copy to clipboard thing a CLI option.

It looks good otherwise though, a nice start!
GDPR also applies to physical stores, not just the internet.
Ironically that city's four cardinal directions of "Uptown," "Downtown," "Lakeside," and "Riverside" are completely unambiguous.
Just to be clear, this is not indentured servitude. If he somehow manages to pay back the multimillion dollar damages award that he owes them, he would be free and clear. This is more like a cap on how much of his salary will go toward paying off this debt.

> With $14.5 million dollars in damages to his name, Bowser may have been released from prison, but the looming specter on Nintendo still stands tall. As Bowser explains in the above video, he will have to pay the company back on a monthly basis, sending “25-30%” of his gross monthly income to Nintendo.

Since this is gross pay, he's not getting credit for taxes owing on the amount that he sends to Nintendo. It isn't clear how interest is calculated. Even a generously small interest rate would make it pretty hard to pay this back 3% would be over $400k per year, just for the interest.