skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is really the first time I hear about special tools required for SD card formatting. Is it also “wrong” to use MacOS disk utility to format SD cards?
Why do you believe China has a desire to break the Western world?
So what? Don't get ne wrong, tuxera is cool but this still does not make it free software.
This is probably a generational thing. I’m GenX. Growing up I never heard anyone talk about being depressed, having anxiety, etc. If someone today started trying to talk to me about mental health issues, I’d probably just have a deer in the headlights look since I have no clue how to respond to that sort of topic.
> Renewable energy is a drop in the bucket and cannot possibly serve the steady and sharp increase in load demand.

That's a weird way of spelling "is serving the entirety of increase in load demand".
Rent a $5/month VPS, install a few packages? Or just run a linux vm locally.
This argument came up on the post about MiniGPT-4 earlier. The thing is, it’s not us you need to convince. If OpenAI starts hitting you with takedown notices, your hosting providers aren’t going to hear your arguments and go “Ah, ya got us on this one!”

Granted, maybe OpenAI will decide not to go after you, it’s up to them in the end. But if their lawyers feel these projects threaten to genericize the “GPT-4” trademark, they will be obligated to issue takedowns or they’ll risk claims that they aren’t defending their mark.
Is it easier in India?

I have to actively avoid getting invites from people and feel bad when I refuse.

I’m a native and if I travel to a new city I can make friends in a jiffy.

I’m a 28 yo male and still not choosing to commit to marriage and this argument about finding friends later scares me at times. Is it really true? Does the depth of connection vary?

I also was in Germany about half the year in 22 and for sure it’s not as easy there. Being a part of a group is for sure easier for example in one of the hacker spaces. And I got 1 invite to eat dinner at what I can call a friend’s place.
They need to control the transistor that actually does the output, so they shouldn't need to be very big themselves.
Many Roman emperors moonlighted into other interests during their lives. emperor Domitian, son of the emperor Vespasian, for example, wrote what is considered to be one of the world's first known books on hair care for balding men, as a balding man himself who was quite sensitive about his look.

Also, it was a largely agrarian society, so even an emperor could have had a few turns at managing fields at some point in their life.

When Diocletian, the first of the "Dominate" era emperors, voluntarily left power (the only emperor ever to do so), he returned to his palatial fortress on the Croatian coast to pursue gardening and especially cabbage farming.

At one point after his retirement, a group of senators from Rome was dispatched to visit him and convince him to go back into the purple due to the collapse of the tetrarchic system he'd set up for Imperial administration.

While the senators argued with him, Diocletian famously brought them to his garden and pulled out one of his own cabbages. He then asked the senators how they could expect him to possibly come back to the stresses of Rome when he had managed to raise such beautiful cabbages in the peace of his new home.
I vote for moving to Render!

My god I wish I could short Heroku stock.
What is the policy on photo editing with these sorts of prizes? I assume some level of modification is allowed? I wonder how the line is drawn, and how arbitrary it is (assuming some level of editing is allowed).
agree :)))
ChromeOS runs mobile apps from the Play Store, and Linux in a container.
> Seems like Americans are left with the choice to either risk killing someone/themselves driving home or just not going out.

If only there was a service where you can pay money to be driven somewhere... I heard Americans invented these smartphones with apps, Maybe they can even invent an app-based version of that paid ride service!
Earlier in the 20th century, there was a lot of interest in promoting community while integrating with automotive transportation.

Here are a few interesting things to read on the topic of community design that promotes social interaction and cohesion:

The Making of Columbia, MD and Reston, VA
(https://www.richmondfed.org/publications/research/econ_focus...)

Jane Jacob’s on the importance of neighborhoods
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jane_Jacobs)
(https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-death-and-life-of-great...)

Greenbelt, MD
(https://www.greenbeltmuseum.org/greenbelt-history)
Fission and high end radar designs are just math too. We restrict those, which is both effective and does not degrade freedom or the rule of law. Your meandering suppositions are baseless and unsupported.
My god, the people in this article look exactly like the kind of people you'd expect to call themselves "elite". How narcissistic.
You've left the door open for a product management finder solution implementer. You figure out what problem to solve but you must use AI/Blockchain/Kubernetes to solve it.
Even worse, some of those "cities" only have about 3000 people in them.
Ask HN: How was your experience of introducing coding to kids?
Starting with my 7y/o. Curious about your experience who have been in the same boat. I am starting with Scratch.
What different would you do if you have to restart?
That's 1.5 to 2 couples. I haven't had a lot of single coworkers who also do brunch instead of, say, DOTA.
Or... Leave California?

I'm honestly not trying to be a jerk, but it's really hard for me to understand why anyone would want to live like that.

The government there is just so... intrusive.

I lived in SoCal for six years in the 90s and absolutely loved it.

But now? I've lived all over the country, and experienced a lot of different state governments and local cultures.

I just don't think I could tolerate living in a state with that much regulation.

Does it ever bother you?
Correct.

Further, any place that jumps on the Green New Deal (or equiv) bandwagon will out complete the brave defenders of the status quo.

As Ben Shapiro likes to say: Mother Nature doesn't care about your feelings.
If the null dereferencing happens in assembly code and not in C, it seems fine to me: the C standard is irrelevant for assembly; after all, it's the C language that introduces UB, not the machine code.
> The notion that you can move around people as if they had no ancestry or culture, and immediately adapt them to any other place seems wrong though.

I don't think anyone serious has ever believed that. The whole US idea of a "melting pot" is basically an overt acceptance of the fact that that isn't what happens.
Let's be fair, I would also avoid any company that uses Microsoft Sharepoint!
4 in the name isn’t terribly misleading.

The name could also age well after GPT5 comes out.

It stood out to me as “for” more then the current GPT model.
Not being able to update your code plus your app will completely crash randomly at some point between now and eternity - sounds great!
The difference is that people are actually paying for ChatGPT because it is immediately useful for day-to-day work tasks.

As a random example, ChatGPT 4 is noticeably better at grammar checking than Microsoft Word. If I feed it a couple of paragraphs of text, it'll spot several small errors that Word can't. I don't bother sending documents for internal review any more, I just get the AI to do it in seconds!
A 200MP smartphone is a nonsensical idea, their lenses are not big enough to utilize that many pixels. Even if it was actually possible, that 200MP is getting auto compressed the moment you message or upload it anywhere. I'm asking about legitimate uses.
Your attempt at hiding your marketing driven decision is lame. You're obviously trying to leverage the OpenAI name.

I mean, you could have called it gpt5, because it's 5x better. But you didn't.
Definitely using it wrong.
So it can do what it wants. Like control the South China Sea. Invade Taiwan. Reroute all rivers flowing into India for itself. Steal natural resources from countries. Control foreign governments. Basically everything it does now but without having to worry about everyone rallying against them.
I cannot believe they labeled the CBC account as “69% Government-funded Media”. I don’t have a problem with crass humor, but how do you take something you’re trying to present as a serious issue and mix in a 69 joke?

Hopefully Bluesky is out of the reach of Musk. Out of all the alternatives, that’s the one I’m rooting for.
Energy and emissions wise it's still fine even using a filthy open pit mine fuelled by coal and diesel in Nigeria.

An order of magnitude worse than the shills claim, but still fine.

Much worse for locals than imaginary cobalt mines for LFP batteries though.
Minus code generation, I’d be curious to see how the text generation is.

GPT also excels at translation
Ask HN: GitHub Actions Workflow Statistics
Hey! I'm having hard time with lack of long term stats in Github Actions. How are you dealing with that? For me it's almost impossible to optimize CICD pipeline without those (I've made some hacks to get this from API).
Or are those workflow statistics irrelevant for you?
I don't know what knapsacks have to do with LLMs. I didn't say anything about search or output generation, nor did I say those are the only things transformer models can solve.
This reads a bit like someone trying to force a romantic relationship. Yes, we're no kids anymore, but this doesn't mean we're entitlted to anything. Relationships only really work, or are really fruitful, if not forced. Same applies to love. At least this is my experience. If you have to write "Don't be too hard to yourself" in an article which says "You're not uncool" in the title, something is definitely off. If you have to assert that "people already like you", you likely have personality traits that make you unfun to be around, which explains why you need to read this article. If I had to summarize, I'd say: "Self-help for neurotic people".
And, you know, a ton of critical software that doesn’t run on Linux.
I am curious what you do for a living, why, and what would you rather do (or not do). Ignoring social factors, is there anything you would like to change?
Ilya gives numerous talks and interviews, and he's well worth listening to about technical matters. I listened to many of his talks recently, and the main theme is that scaling up compute works, and will continue to do so. His optimism about the potential of scaling to support deep learning has clearly guided his entire career, starting with his early success on AlexNet.
If we're talking long-term, the generator will easily outlast the solar panel and/or battery if you maintain it properly (which is honestly very trivial as upkeep goes).
There are no losses. Firstly they charge the manufacturer to bundle a license, secondly their Office revenue depends entirely on users being able to run the software. And their Windows Server and Azure AD revenue depends on connectivity with Windows clients. And they need people to be familiar with Windows UI more than could be achieved just using it in an office.
Okay? How is this comment supposed to be relevant or helpful to me?
Almost three quarters of the golden age of Hollywood has been lost
I do a dyi of this quite a lot just having an earbud in one ear and headphones on at the same time so one on the phone one on the PC and it will end up with a podcast in one ear with lofi on headphones in the background while going through chore todos etc. Not sure it makes any difference at all, as in the same amount of lite work gets done (and similar qty of rewind jogging to podcast as a task's demand on focus goes up/down); just it's a nicer experience overall. Maybe more deliberate syncing of the music to the content gives it a more cinematic quality?
Niantic is making a real-world Monster Hunter game
I was visiting the V&A museum the other day and came across some stone typography carvings by Eric Gill - they include A-Z, 0-9 and also just &. I wonder if this is why? (However, the ampersand is still very much separate from the alphabet on the stone)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_Gill#/media/File:Eric_Gil...
Hashtags, captions and social media: An experiment using open AI
I did a small experiment using hastags and caption on one of the social media. I knew it would work, but still was surprised how hastags and captions are important if you are trying to reach audience on social media. I wrote about it here: https://www.atbrakhi.dev/blog/caption-generator-ai
I doubt Musk is a good example for this argument.
Yeah, the EU is almost completely dependent on China without willing to sacrifice a rather significant drop in quality of life, which it proves over and over again it completely unwilling to do.
Nick Cave on the Art of Growing Older
This looks like it should not be lost among all the AI news this year.
"Break" might not be the right word. China is clearly trying to supplant the US as the self-described "leader" of the world though.
More specifically, focus on permitting and distribution.

There's a backlog of ~1 terawatt in new generation, just waiting to be built.

We need permitting reform and to expand the grid.
Renewables have replaced every joule of nuclear and some.

https://energy-charts.info/charts/energy/chart.htm?l=en&c=DE...

The recent uptick in fossils is largely to make up for the combined shortfall of hydro and nuclear elsewhere.
I’d say try Open Assistant imo it’s better than gpt4all interms of response quality.
Signal, WhatsApp, Element and More Unite Against the UK Online Safety Bill
An ultra individualist complaining about progress of the non-individual a.k.a the common.

The problem has been solved already, there is nothing new to discover here. The capitalist economy is the driving the current state of technological progress. It used to have an accelerated pace compared to pre-capitalist economies and it has now reached it's limits.

You may like it, you may dislike it, it doesn't matter. It is what it is. It is a mode of production, a mode of progress and it produces it's artifacts.

Like every tool, when you try to do something bigger, it becomes obsolete, unusable, unsustanable. You can't build a skyscraper with a shovel.

You may disagree with what a better tool will be. You may be emotionally attached to your tool and may not want to abandon it. That's ok. Just dont helusinate over putting an addon to your shovel that will help us build a skyscraper and sell it as the solution.

This kind of philosophy is not new at all, it is 300 years old.
"always able to vendor-lock him" how?

Moving to another vendor while making it easy to move between vendors doesn't get you locked in.
VMs still probably a better fit for dynamic languages. But modern Java doesn't really need a VM.
Windows has (for programs that follow it of course) good tab management shortcuts. Ctrl pgup/pgdown to go left/right (equivalent to MacOS's shortcut mentioned above), and ctrl+tab to cycle through historical tab order (which many Mac programs have as well IIRC).

But for me the nicest shortcuts in windows are Win+# for applications. Win 1, 2, 3, etc. to select a program in that slot on your taskbar regardless of whether it's already open, and holding Windows and cycling through that number's windows, along with your standard alt tab for all windows in historical order. That, combined with the non-centered taskbar icons means you get great muscle memory on both keyboard and mouse, better than Mac OS's dock IMO.

Of course, MS is doing its best to kill this for some reason by insisting on limiting how you position the taskbar, trying to center everything, and randomly sticking "Search" into the taskbar periodically. Also for whatever reason sometimes the keyboard shortcuts are not reliable in Windows 11 lol.

I can't say I like all of Microsoft's plans, but the fundamentals are there, and they were solidly designed at some point.
Discord leak suggests China doesn’t need TikTok to find U.S. secrets
Getting a name akin to a ship from WH40k is not serious. You are not a space ship, Titard.
It's a regression to the mean argument. Tall people won't have even taller children. They'll have shorter children because the average must be maintained. So very exceptional people will have less exceptional children. Giraffes disagree.
Yeah if I had to pay $50+ (The actual price uber charges for this trip) to get home, I'd just stay home.

Thankfully with a functioning public transport network, it costs me $4
I nearly switched to Windows 11 (from 10), but then I thought, do I have to? Instead I'm now running Fedora instead and my only concern is a printer driver, which I haven't needed to look at just yet.
It's muddying the water. The hikes are for the so called "Grundversorgung" where providers are required by law to provide you with electricity (and gas) basically without a contract. For instance my local provider hiked prices to 42-43 cents for regular customers at end of last year and "Grundversorgung" to 80 cents. I noticed various nuclear lobbyists were very active spreading false news in recent days, these people have no morals.

Also the prices in Germany vary between hundreds of providers, you can get electricity from any one of them. They supply it by purchasing electricity on the market, some had long term contracts to weather the storm last year, some didn't and hiked prices early, some went bankrupt etc. The problem right now often is that it's difficult to switch contracts - my local provider is not taking on new customers, my guess because they are losing money and hoping the situation will improve.
YugabyteDB (open source) uses the Postgres code, to provide all PostgreSQL features, plugged on top of a Spanner-like distributed storage and transactions to scale horizontally:
https://docs.yugabyte.com/preview/architecture/layered-archi...
The pandemic made it so much worse for a lot of people I know. Or should I say it was exactly those people who made it worse for all of us? I am sure that a certain slice of the population my age
My entire point is that, despite having a large social circle I have only ever made “a handful of close friends.” Adjusting my life to be closer to them, instead of trying to replace them to compromise on other aspects, was one of my smartest moves ever.
Do you mean conscientiousness? Low contentiousness is nearly the opposite of what you are going for
> - was [also] prevalent in German manuscripts throughout the 19th century.

It's still common enough in Germany, but mostly used for company names if you combine two names. E.g. Müller & Schmidt. Which is why it's also called the "Kaufmanns Und", the "merchants' and".
> You will get all the hate and push back you can get, even if you did it for fun, for learning purposes

If you post code that you did for fun or learning purposes, and you didn't write an article about what you learned either, I don't see what's wrong about getting pushback. It doesn't make for a very good post.

> or because you don't need "the real professional thing" because you're using your library on a small command line application that doesn't need to ship redis with it.

Being standalone doesn't get downvotes.
South China Sea, Taiwan, India. Which of them is located in "Western"?
Itoa (Integer to String) in WebAssembly
Dolores Park on any sunny afternoon.
One archive found: https://archive.is/dhctq

> “might be the best path to safety, in the sense that an AI that cares about understanding the universe, it is unlikely to annihilate humans because we are an interesting part of the universe,”

That's bold... Is this man always saying something like this?
Yep. We depend on trade with the outside world and we are mostly unwilling to give that up.
Altman's made it clear he does not mind being wrong.

Smart people are allowed to make mistakes.
Sure, but 100k buys you a lot of iron and silicon.
The typical industry dev has never heard of them, never mind used them.
The correspondence is with power.

Opposition parties are often anti-censorship, pro free speech etc. Once they come into power this all changes and they drift towards authoritarianism.

Western, left-leaning governments have invented the term "hate speech" to justify this behaviour, right-leaning governments would often use "family values".
Fujitsu decided to stop manufacturing semiconductors around 2014. This was part of a "series of realignments"; Fujitsu decided to focus on information technology and cloud computing due to foreign competition.

Ref: https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Fujitsu-to-wind-down-chip-p...
“I plan to add a paywall as APIs are not free.”

If that’s the motivation to charge, rather than to make money yourself, then why not permit BYO API keys like other services? Or just open source it?
So, rely on yet another vendor, or do as I suggested except without any semblance of reliabiliy.
They need to make sure to install sponsorblock for gpt and then it should be fine.
I think people don't realise how dense an area can be without needing highrises.

Even just townhouses which are still "single family" buildings on their own land are roughly 4x denser than detached houses.
This is not to invalidate the point made by sibling comments, just that I'd like to offer a different perspective borne of a different experience. Should you ever decide to move into a Big Co, you may find that they don't value your startup experience to the extent you think they should. Most Big Co's take a pretty linear approach to hiring. Jump through leetcode hoops and a "system design" module. Sadly the fact that you ran tech base of an entire company by yourself does not matter to them. Now, of course, not all Big Co's hire like that and you may not even want to go to Big Cos. But life situations change (marriage, kids, emergency expenses...) and you never know how long things will last. At least for me, it was a rude awakening how little value companies actually put on startup experiece.
After being charged and arrested for Nintendo, Bowser is set to return to Canada
I can relate. For a lot of people, "friends" is someone you might find yourself sitting with at the same table at a group dinner or playing the same board game with a bunch of other people. But meet up with them one on one and you will quickly run out of things to talk about.
Quality of life? That requires buy-in from voters in a democratic society [1], and voters are humans, and humans are selfish. Phones made with cobalt mined by children? Shirts made in sweatshops in Bangladesh? But my QoL!

[1] Well even dictatorship China relented when protests against Covid restrictions got too big.
> Basically everything it does now but without having to worry about everyone rallying against them.

Which part do you not understand?
Technically not public info yet, whoops!
This is cliche and is much easier said than done, but try to ditch the low opinion of yourself, stop the analysis and negativity about how much value you would bring. And try to stop worrying too much about what other people think. Don't set out trying to find friends, set out finding something enjoyable or worthwhile to do that involve other people.

Find some hobbies or get interested in something, and join a social group related to it. Or join a volunteer group or two.
OpenAI owns incremental numbering of a common term?
https://torrentfreak.com/nintendo-hacker-gary-bowser-release...
While piling on windows 11, I love (sarcastically) that you cannot give feedback about windows 11 without the feedback hub, even if your installation of windows 11 is completely trashed by a botched recovery.
looks like they already changed GPL to MIT. Oh well, i might be in the minority but i like GPL license for the exact reason people want to move away from it and call it a bad license.