skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I’m baffled to see comments like this here. To the point that I wonder if HN is basically Twitter at this point.

How can you trust a single thing the model says? I ask GPT4 for PPO code, it gives me basic actor critic with a loss with constants added. I ask it about a data filtering technique and it hallucinates concepts, libraries, papers and even companies.

It’s good as a fallback to search. Also maybe for judgement free brainstorming. But I don’t see how it can replace Google for serious queries.

Are you sure you’re not just chatting with it? Do you mind sharing your recent 10 queries with us
Yes, but it's perfectly valid to attempt to minimise biases. Simple things such as fact-checking and not using loaded language can go a long way to becoming more neutral.
I think the 888 was announced in December 2020, I don't recall at what time it was available in significant numbers.
Oat milk is a popular vegan milk and almost all of them are 10% canola oil. It's not that much of a strawman.
Recently, in practice you need to use a second factor (Telegram originally only used one factor, your phone number, which was verified by sending a message or calling it.)

Someone added two clients while I was asleep around new year.

I kicked them out and threw in a password and they tried again (unsuccessfully :) next night.

Meanwhile, way bigger leaks has happened from WhatsApp over the years.

If security is important to you, use something that is made for security, like Signal or Matrix, not "good enough call it secure" like Telegram or "how much data can we get away with stealing" like any Meta product.
If a company hired me, provided for my healthcare and my retirement benefits, and paid me well, I would also lick ass publicly frankly. I’m incentivized towards being a sucker. This goes double if I’m disabled or have dependents who are disabled. Triple if I’m on a visa. I can’t afford to lose my healthcare benefits or a high paying job.
There’s been a bunch of studies that track CEO performance when the CEO has gone on to lead multiple orgs.

No surprise, CEO performance has no persistence and is statistically random. Also higher compensation does not lead to faster EPS growth for investors over time.

Average comp for execs has skyrocketed 10x the past few decades due to equity compensation - yet companies aren’t growing 10x faster than they were before equity comp became so en-vogue.

My personal opinion: all execs should be paid in cash and incentivized purely with fixed cash bonuses. That’s basically how corporate America worked pre-1980s.

Gifting a big percentage of a company to someone who was employee #3076 is just plain theft from public investors.
Midjourney also has just gone from horror blobs to photo realism. I really don’t know how anyone could say they’re stagnating
> Where have you seen ads in the settings app?

It’s explicitly linked in my post. In the article they talk about it and have a link to a screenshot. Search for:

> I’ve noticed an ad in Settings on my iPhone, in the iCloud section at the very top of the first screen
But Twitter isn't driving off the jerks. If anything, Musk's policy of unbanning right-wing accounts on principle and undermining people's filters in order to force content they don't want into their feeds has caused the platform to turn far more hostile since he took over. Everything he's doing seems to be the exact opposite of what one would do if one wanted Twitter to be a more polite and civil community.
> Are any forms of tinnitus treatable?

Yes, at least some are. From personal experience I know that stiffness of the neck & back and, e.g., trigger points[0] can cause tinnitus, too. Fixing those has cured me of tinnitus various times. Though I should add that that neck issues and those trigger points will have a habit of coming back if you don't also fix your overall posture and balance spending hours in front of a screen with plenty of (back & neck) exercise.

[0]: https://www.painscience.com/tutorials/trigger-points.php
It's pretty fast though. I experimented with minimal sysv init setups a bit about 15-20 years ago. I got boot times of like 10-15 seconds. This was off mechanical hard drives. Your average system took minutes to boot back then. I'd guess modern hardware would boot basically in a second (after POST).
Not sure what your evidence is. Here's my list of studies of vegetarian and vegan children that disprove your claims:

* https://www.mdpi.com/2072-6643/11/4/832/htm

* https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00394-021-02753-3

* https://www.mdpi.com/2072-6643/13/5/1707/htm

* https://academic.oup.com/ajcn/article/113/6/1565/6178918

* https://anthropogoniquescom.files.wordpress.com/2019/08/grow...

* https://anthropogoniquescom.files.wordpress.com/2019/08/grow...

* https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/j.1365-277X....

* https://www.minervamedica.it/en/journals/minerva-pediatrics/...

* https://www.embopress.org/doi/full/10.15252/emmm.202013492

All concluded that vegan diets were healthy for children as long as the parents knew the common deficiencies (B12) and fed their children enough calories. The study you cited is on my list because it seems you didn't read the results where it stated that most children were not eating fortified or supplemented food like Vitamin D, which could easily explain why they have a lower bone density.
I encourage you to find out the difference between "crypto" and Bitcoin

I think the Lightning Network has the potential to onboard millions of people today, and billions in the future. Check out how to run you're own node, be your own bank with Bitcoin and ignore the unscalable and scammy side "crypto" projects
You have a faulty conclusion, I didn't say most meat and diary is unhealthy.

But there is plenty of evidence that a nutrition significantly more vegan than today's western standard is better: healthier, cheaper, and ecologically superior.
I think you misunderstand: in California, all candidates, from all parties, run in a single primary (there is no separate "Democratic primary" or "Republican primary"). The top two candidates for each office from that primary are the only ones who advance to the general election. Since California is so heavily Democratic, often what happens is the general election is Democrat vs. Democrat. That was the case in 2018, when Kevin de Leon (another Democrat) ran against Feinstein and lost. Though not by a landslide, only by about 9 points.
> Cope
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You are linking to US data. However you are right that the inflation in Europe was not 0%, but it was well below the 2% target rate. The average inflation rate over that time period is around 1.2%.
Market makers which are in the game of naked short selling and using Dark markets to route orders to is the real financial market?
Yes, depends on the country. But between 2015 and 2020 the average inflation was 1.2%.
I learned it by getting ton of reps coding blog layouts.

These days you can start by learning the heck out of flexbox.

Take a design and implement all of the layout using nested divs and flexbox.
If you mean Grandstanding, Deception and Posing, then yep, I agree.
The need is more personal than corporate.
To add: where I wrote “be aware of your bias and upfront about it” I of course meant journalists and news organizations.

Corollary: since this awareness of the bias requires self-honesty and introspection, it’s drastically more difficult with an LLM because you also need to know all about your LLM developer and operator’s accidental and intentional biases.
The macrotrends list of net income by year below the charts is correct. The trailing 12 month chart at the top you may have been looking at is not a chart of annual net income.
Rust and Go were designed with concurrency and portability in mind – unlike Java (which requires the JVM), C#, D, Nim, Haskell, or OCaml.
Would it be reasonable to re-title this to ‘Scientists Teach Parrots to Push a Button’?

I believe the parrots enjoy this experience but do the parrots understand that they are placing a video call?
A few years ago some researchers recreated (from fragments) one of Leonardo fingerprints and found some traits that are more common in populations of the middle east and thus claimed that the mother could have been a slave of levantine (arabic) origin:

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2006/dec/02/arts.artsnews
Here is the data for Austria where I live. I'm not sure how to find representative numbers across the EU: https://www.academia-superior.at/seit-2000-ist-der-jaehrlich...
I don't see why you think it would be easier to encode "curiosity" than "survival".
Heck, at Sundar Pichai’s compensation, you can blow through $1M a month, never invest a dime, and still live out the rest of your life.
You still need to brief the copywriter on what you want. Is that any less work?
What would be your preferred time to receive an email about your layoff?
Second Life has been around since before Oculus was born, it is an OG MMO
IMO: so they have a voice in matters. These companies are playing roles more impactful on the future of humanity than that played by modern nation states. And who is driving their directions? At best boards and at worst hyper-ambitious individuals looking to climb corporate ladders by any means necessary.
How many decades/centuries would it take to map the ocean?
You have it backwards. Malnutrition can lead to impaired growth and lower bone density. But that doesn't automatically mean that lower bone density and lower stature is evidence of malnutrition. For all we know the measured difference between test and control was much smaller than the standard deviation.

Also the list you posted contains substances that our body produces ourselves so we don't need to get these from food (e.g. Creatine)
Street View is also available in Germany as far as I can tell.
The Secret History of AI, and a Hint at What’s Next
If the earth is rotating to the east, and we launch a rocket that drops boosters from the east coast, doesn't that mean that the land mass would move under where the boosters would drop? Wouldn't the earth need to be rotating towards the west for it to move the land mass away from the launch site?
Photo of Starship launchpad destruction
Someone once told me that Mars has better elevation data than Earth. Maybe it's the quality of the orbiters or maybe it's the fact that there is less atmospheric interference and you can use LiDAR vs radar? Can anyone confirm?

bdon, if you're reading this we need a protomaps archive for the moon and Mars :)
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No I have no reason to suspect facts mentioned - like I said I think the article probably adds value in shedding light on a popular database; but that's not my point; the contributors to the article demonstrate the usual coordination & incentives
we've come to expect from a small handful of vocal virologists and those who write for them.
Humans gave sailboats a gender. Anthropomorphization is our default.
Yours less so. The commenter made an extraordinary claim, without evidence, that nutritional deficiencies would soon appear as a result of vegan food. The responder at least cited personal evidence that despite being on a vegan diet for 13 years they have had no abnormal blood work. Obviously it’s not as valuable as a well constructed large scale study, but it’s at least marginally better than literally nothing.
Chrome is sitting near all-time highs in market share: https://www.statista.com/statistics/268254/market-share-of-i....

Search hovers around ~90% for the last several years: https://gs.statcounter.com/search-engine-market-share

Google Cloud is growing faster than Azure & AWS for the last few years: https://www.statista.com/statistics/967365/worldwide-cloud-i....

Cloud was at ~4% market share 5 years ago, now it's at ~10%...

Android is the only major product doing somewhat poorly, and this is mostly due to Apple just completely crushing it with the iPhone.

I get that Google is the company everyone loves to hate, but the sky isn't falling on this company yet.
> And while India isn’t as developed as those countries

While India has the death penalty, it uses it a lot more sparingly than the US does. Last year, US executed 18 people, India 0. 2021, US executed 11, India 0. 2020, US 17, India 4. Since 2000, India has carried out 8 executions, US has carried out almost 1000. And consider India's population is over 4 times that of the US. On a per capita basis, the US execution rate since 2000 is something like 500 times that of India.

I'd like to see the death penalty abolished, but I think it would be a big improvement if the US simply decided to use it no more than India does.
Made by Google the company who threw away an existing social network (Reader) to build a social network (Google+) that they threw away as soon as many enough had figured it out and started loving it.

(I'm still looking for a replacement for Google+.)
Demand for B2B Marketplaces in 2023?
What is the current demand for B2B MarketPlaces?
https://support.google.com/maps/thread/165997335/when-will-g...
Here's another 3D Mars surface explorer: https://murray-lab.caltech.edu/CTX/V01/SceneView/MurrayLabCT...

Edit:
Searching through my notes, I realised I've been down this rabbit hole before. Here are some more of the same:

https://explore-mars.esri.com/

http://www.mars3dmap.com

https://mars.nasa.gov/resources/24881/planet-mars-3d-model/
I use btrfs + bees (https://github.com/Zygo/bees) for such cases
Again, this is not about GPL only. Even MIT requires attribution.
That’s just a story told by employers. The reality is the very nature of being an employee in most cases is to be exploited and expendable, last in line and first on the chopping block.
It's the same deal with Netflix etc. shows before they are re-encoded to 20Mbits (or whatever bitrate).
Recently declassified documents that they used to run propaganda for the British government in the 70s:

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-britain-media-idUSKBN1ZC2...

Makes you wonder what the as yet to be declassified top secret documents say.
There was a time where employees could get paths under google.com/ for semi-personal projects.
Hi HN,

I really wanted to make something using AI, and something that isn't a simple wrapper around ChatGPT. I gave this a shot.

It's my first such attempt. Please be kind :)

And honest too though. I really think this 'idea' has potential.
I’m not a fan of Sundar but I’d be way more pleased as an investor with 200bn growth vs 65bn.
I love the production, it's artistic and lovable, and avoids perfectionism.

The game also reminds me that the most frustrating aspect of working with SQL is navigating the results. This is mostly a UI issue, and I don't think it's solved. Scrollbars are bad, terminal output is clunky, hard to flip between table output (not helpful for cols with long content) and sections (makes comparison and overview hard), and the fact that changes to it require lots of changes in the query (shortening, mapping), just for exploring. This is made worse by the necessity to edit complex multiline statement in an interactive shell with poor editing support. Personally, I still prefer using Emacs on a file in SQL mode, in combination with an iSQL shell buffer. You collect various queries in a file, and copy the statement under the cursor to the shell for execution. An easy way to keep a collection of queries like a library or tool belt, in a way that can also be persisted and versioned.
The difference is that facts are harder to consume than news articles, as the latter is essentially packaged and distributed collections of the former.

Furthermore, the intent of parent's bias averaging, as I understand it, is...

1) There are a finite number of major biases axes in mass media (e.g. political parties, wealthy-poor, conservative-liberal, etc.), ergo averaging these out is a helpful reduction of major biases

2) It assumes the underlying material has a bias, and seeks to counteract it. If you build a fact-based method, you leave yourself open to treating biased opinions as facts, if they're sufficiently masked
Facebook was deploying BTRFS 5 years ago.[0] I haven't heard that they've changed or had any data corruption issues. In fact, they've integrated zstd compression into BTRFS.

[0] https://engineering.fb.com/2018/10/30/open-source/linux/
We the guys discussing whether he has or hasn't done something worth hundreds of millions, you don't have to be so word picky.
People with the highest IQs tend to NOT be the highest income earners, likely for this reason.
What would it mean for an algorithm to experience color, sound, pain? There's no need to bring souls into it. That's a religious straw man. We know we do experience the world through sensory sensations, and those also make up our thoughts, memories and dreams. What we don't know is how our understanding of the physical world can possibly create those sensations, since we model the world as abstract mathematical patterns that don't experience sensation.
1. Red Badge in settings when iPhone is not backed up (you will need a premium subscription because there is a 99% chance your backup will be bigger than 5 GB)

2. Red Badge in settings when your device is eligible for Apple Care+

3. Bullet point for 1 year free AppleTV at the top of the settings app

4. Same as 3) but for Apple Arcade

I had a bug where the AppleTV ad was shown consistently for two years, although I already used the trial. It only got fixed with the latest iOS update.
> eat a ton of processed vegan foods, a lot of oil

All you're convincing me of here is that it's easy for a typical vegan diet to be incredibly unhealthy.
This is sort of a "what's a computer" question. I find that for a number of specialized digital interfaces, I don't want natural language. I don't want to stand there and talk to my microwave, I just want to punch in the number. I'd say about half the time I sit down at my TV I don't know what I want to watch, I want to scroll through some options. It feels like the more specialized the purpose, the less likely I am to want to talk to it.
Well, it depends, did you blow the budget on meat because of your mistake? If so, yeah I think the grocery budget should be coming out your fun money personally.
I don't like those titles. What his salary has to do with firing people? That is what CEOs in such companies make (there aren't many Googles out there). It's reasonable to question why a single employee in a company should make so much money, but it has nothing to do with firing people.
The closest I know of for name and type recovery was https://www.sri.inf.ethz.ch/publications/raychev2015predicti... http://www.jsnice.org/
Only in the initial cities in which they started doing it before the backlash got so large that they abandoned it.

A few months later, when Microsoft or whoever did their take on it, nobody cared anymore because it wasn't about principles.
I'm in a few telegram groups with a bunch of large whales, including a few influencers you would know by name if you're active on Twitter.

One of these whales has a bot farm sybiling every protocol imaginable 24x7. Got an Arbitrum airdrop of over 1,000,000 tokens across more than 800 wallets.

I have about 10 addresses in my main Metamask account, and I have iirc 4-5 Metamask accounts, each with minimum 2-3 addresses.
Temperature, length of brewing, water hardness all affect the taste.

Boiling water gives the tea a bitter taste. Trying brewing gyokuro with boiling water in front of a Japanese. Both the Japanese and the tea grow bitter because of it. The effect is very prominent.

Houjicha and bancha are low end tea. (Btw, are they even considered green tea?) Do whatever you want with them. It's like choosing the best glass for a table wine, it doesn't really matter.

Black tea, on the other hand, is more forgiving in brewing.

Tangentially, how popular is green tea in the UK? It seems quite niche?
How much influence/impact does a CEO at such a large company have tho? Is it rly his fault?
> Thinking obviously isn't very important!

This is not obvious in the least.
Thinking was required to produce the thing that could achieve the outcome that was defined by thought.

I could just as easily say that AI, as currently implemented, is really just another muscle.
Because in the industry "logging" has been used to refer to syslog and similar formats for many decades.
I understand.... however it can be used for free too!
Really? I think the processes would just accumulate and after some time you require a reset. Imho the same way as WSL-1 (unfortunately WSL-2 is still a no go if using citrix hypervisor) works in Windows.

Okay, not really fair. It mostly works but I till get such on reaped, unkillable processed way more often than in a normal linux.
There's also https://ground.news/
How can average Joe have no desires? I understand and know that monk-like complete refrain from worldy pleasures really leads to having no desires at all (a type of ego-death), and this has some place in Islam too, although it is not obligatory for every muslim. In Ramadan, the goal for a muslim is to not act upon forbidden desires for Allah’s sake.
Isn't reasoning abstractly a spectrum though? I took the parent to mean "reason abstractly to the same degree humans do".

Slime molds and amebas might be able to reason abstractly to some degree but they can't write code or poetry.
The self, not consciousness. Eastern philosophy is more likely to be idealistic than materialistic. The self as a separate entity that has stability over time is the illusion. The experience of change is not an illusion. Nor would whatever experiences come with enlightenment.
What's the difference between HBS ideas and these Asian companies? I have no background in economics so idk. Like what advantages do both have?

From this comment it reads like HBS has no merit at all but I'd imagine that's not the entire picture
I wish... may be soon. But for now, focusing on Android marketing. Marketing is NOT my strong suite at all. Really struggling with it.
> just one peer-reviewed article in a reputed journal.

You are upping the ante! Shouldn't a good leader lead by example? Where is your verifiable evidence of Huawei backdoors? I am working and publish in computer security, I am able to verify backdoors personally. Can you point me to such code?

Anyway, in addition to user "froh"'s points in a sibling post, here are more examples of Huawei technical leadership:

(1) An important NLP benchmark where Huawei is essentially as good as Microsoft and Google.

https://gluebenchmark.com/leaderboard/

(2) Here is insight about who contributes to the Linux kernel:

https://news.itsfoss.com/huawei-kernel-contribution/

(3) Here is a best-paper award at a top conference.

- Paper https://people.mpi-sws.org/~viktor/papers/asplos2021-vsync.p...

- Award https://twitter.com/ASPLOSConf/status/1384162699920044047

> When did Chinese law become global law?

When did US law become global law? The point is: any telecom gear provider that wants to sell telecom gear in the EU or US is required to add law enforcement backdoors.

> Huawei was caught with its pants down stealing code from Cisco.

Like most companies in developing countries, they started out making knock-off gear. Over 3 decades they went from copying other people's ideas to world leadership in 5G. Congratulations!
It is interesting, founders that are able to create billion dollar companies are extremely rare. Rarer still it seems are non-founder CEOs that are able to make an impact.
Musk Mind Virus: Spreading Debunked Misinformation That Confirms His Own Biases
Yes you totally can.
Make your own. It's easy and cheaper than dairy. Takes minutes. Not drank dairy in five years, never miss it. Guests never tell that they been given oat milk and usually convert to drinking and/or making their own oat milk immediately following the experience.
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