skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I just moved to the bay area. I made an app that scrapes all bay area events from meetup, eventbrite, and a couple of other sites- This way you end up with around 100 events a day, way too much to read through.

So next I take each event, send it to chatgpt3.5 and ask it to rate this event on around 20 parameters. Next, I take the latitude/longitude of each event and measure driving distance from my house. Then I have a master formula based on my personal interests and driving preferences and an app shows me the 10 events every day most likely to be interesting to me for any day.
Kids who love Math: Exploring how to raise (and help) kids who love math
Every politician from the midwest, every meat industry lobbyist, and every livestock farmer will make damn sure that won't happen without a fight.
Either that or a ghost. Back in the eighties they’re more common. Who you’re gonna call?
>projects that you couldn't use just because you didn't have an OpenAI API key?

It's amazing how the repo phrases this like "having an OpenAI API key" is something that's gatekept, rather than something you get by making a free account. (You may not be able to use it, but the more honest phrasing of "don't want to pay for your own API usage" is apparently too transparent for what this is offering.)
Outdoor outlets should be at least IP44 to prevent this from happening...
Yeah, the "about" section is quite the rollercoaster too. I think that's the first time I've read "reactionary" as a positive self-identity.

And if anyone still had questions about the guy's personal opinion of Ungern-Sternberg, that tagline in the blog title is in fact a quote from him [1] - and after reading the article, I suspect it's meant exactly how it appears.

It's really interesting (in a morbid curiosity kind of way) to learn that communities like this exist on the web. But yeah, bit of a friendly reminder too that only because a blog has a pleasant writing style or interesting content, it doesn't tell you anything about the actual people behind it, their affiliation or whether or not they are in fact batshit insane.

And yeah, gotta admit, I learned about Ungern-Sternberg too, because I had never heard of that guy before. Though I wonder what kind of horrible things he must have done if even an outspoken monarchist who is perfectly ok with shooting "revolutionaries" on the streets admits that he was a "colorful character"...

[1] https://www.goodreads.com/author/quotes/16358340.Baron_Roman...
Seems really cool. I love Vim + Markdown as well.

If you haven't heard of vimwiki yet, check it out. Right in line with what you're working on.

https://github.com/vimwiki/vimwiki
I'd rather be a cannibal than eat lab grown meat.
> You could represent each octet as an ASCII char reducing it to 4 characters.

Except ASCII is 7-bit, and a number of those are control characters. So you couldn’t, and many that you could would be unreadable. <DEL><NUL><NUL><SOH> for localhost is... not ideal.
What would happen if you delayed an ambulance responding to an emergency by jaywalking in front of it? Could you be charged if someone died as a result?
Does paying Hugggingface to run it on the GPU count as commercial use?
Literally hours after your post I'm reading this: Founder of GrapheneOS Daniel Micay hit with a Swatting Attempt https://nitter.takebackourtech.org/i/status/1650947535500898...
Yes the companies are the ones entitled. In a free market wages would rise for citizens, instead we have these huge body shops artificially running down wages for any company outside of the FAANG.
Fed printed money for SVB, Fed will print for First Republic.

https://europeanconservative.com/articles/analysis/silicon-v...
> Fast drying, anti-static coating eliminates static charge and reduces triboelectric generation from flexible surfaces.

The page unfortunately doesn't explain what this is or how it works. Is it a conductive coating so that it can dissipate the electricity into something else, or does it form a shielding layer instead so that it won't zap stuff?
Obama of course was born in Hawaii and of course he was a US citizen.

That said, the law at the time was that if your father wasn’t a citizen, then your mother had to be a citizen AND had to have been living in the US for the previous 5 years.

Dumb law IMO but it was the law and was raised by a lot of birthers.
This sounds awesome, would love to see some pics of this. Or even a video of it in action
Exactly what I was talking about at [0][1].

Happy to see it happening.

To be clear, I'm not anti-AI. It's just that if I'm going to do business with you I want to deal with the human, and this includes content.

Reading AI content for stuff I care about, feels like I'm being laughed off in the face. It feels fraudulent.

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[0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35531041

[1]: https://www.ivanmontilla.com/blog/certified-human-made
> 1-5 is not 5

You failed to understand the study. The 1 case is the marginal effect of a year of education on students who were about to drop out of school, which is a very special type of unmotivated population. 5 is for an additional year of compulsory "mediocre classroom" education on the entire population of students. Is your failure to understand due to genetic inability (highly unlikely) or due to your strong priors influenced by racism in development environment forcing you to conjure up a favorable interpretation for your argument (much more likely)?

The Lothian Birth-Cohort studies were not designed to measure genetic differences in mental ability by race nor to measure the impact of education on mental ability, and your article does not claim it was nor draw any conclusions in that regard. It merely shows a correlation of 0.66 between mental ability at age 11 vs. age 79, which leaves a lot of variability to be explained by environment after age 11. Multiple studies have shown that intentional changes in educational environment cause large differences, with Bloom's 1-on-1 educational coaching causing the largest differences of two entire standard deviations, the difference between median and genius ability. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloom%27s_2_sigma_problem
What does 100% human mean?

Not being obtuse, trying to figure out if the threshold is, like "ideas 100% my own, no auto spelling and grammar check, etc" or if it's more "I used GPT to workshop a page title but didn't copy/paste anything".
Use the non-bot badge to feed bots their own effluvia?
tuples don't have an implicit ordering and are pattern matched on contents instead of 'head'
This was an excellent summary, ty.
PokéAPI – The RESTful Pokémon API
I had surgery last year, and had to give a list of the medications I currently take. My list had a single item, OTC allergy medication.

The surgeon and intake nurse both independently double-checked that my list was complete. They told me that it's almost unheard of for someone of my age to have no ongoing prescriptions and they wanted to be sure a mistake wasn't made.

I was very surprised by this. I was even more surprised when I surveyed my friends and discovered that every single one of them has at least one ongoing prescription.

I had no idea!
> Maybe instead of saying what people should and shouldn't be doing, you should ask yourself why they're using it anyway despite the obvious downsides.

They're not using it, at all. Trading volumes have plummeted, nobody uses it for exchange of value due to the volatility and the fees. You wouldn't say people are 'using Apple' because they're holding Apple stock, and you shouldn't say people are 'using Bitcoin' because they're holding onto it in a portfolio they've probably written off due to massive losses.

> Lightning fees are less than $0.01 - much better than the alternative of $20 for cashing a check. And the volatility is a small price to pay for financial control, for someone who (with good reason) doesn't trust banks or the government that's failing them.

(a) Lightning is totally unsustainable because it requires you complete an on-chain transaction to open a channel, which would take about 75 years, trillions of dollars and all the remaining block reward to do for everyone on earth. It would even take months to open a channel for everyone in the Bay Area. Then it suffers from quadratic routing complexity, and offers few if any of the guarantees of the underlying chain.

(b) It's not the replacement for $20 check cashing, that's a loan, a cash advance. That's what you're paying for. You can cash checks for free at any online bank.

> And the volatility is a small price to pay for financial control, for someone who (with good reason) doesn't trust banks or the government that's failing them.

It's literally down 60% from a year ago (almost 70% adjusting for inflation). By any objective or subjective measure that's a "big price to pay" for anyone who purchased last year. So no, it's not.

You yourself called these people out as 'living paycheck to paycheck' so by definition your own users would be utterly rekt using what you're advocating for.

Setting aside the 'crypto' third-rail, what if I came up with a way for anyone without AML or KYC to buy and sell shares of GameStop. Would you then immediately tell me that poor people should use shares of GameStop as money? In Africa? I suspect that would be viewed as overwhelmingly predatory.
Free markets and free borders are the way. Border controls only serve the elites, I should be able to import whatever (within reason) I want from any country without interference.
> so why not just create a test that actually tests for the skills needed for the job?

IANAL, but my cynical guess is America's legal system. Being ever-so-obviously in the right does not pay your attorney's bills for you.
My understanding was it was a work in progress and they showed it to one of the plan 9 guys who pointed out a way to make it better and then implemented it into plan 9, not that it was particularly originally for plan 9.
Same here, I don't get why people are craving this but I accept that they do. And it's much better ethically than the current raise, abuse and slaughter process. Let's just hope it's also better environmentally.
Thank you for this! It's great!
This is not the outrage you re looking for, move along.

And developers can use their time much more productively to improve one of the many open source alternativez
Which is why gold is a bad currency.

And as an asset, gold is priced dramatically over it's industrial value, and it's un-productive. People shouldn't invest in shiny pebbles anymore than they should invest in digital magic beans, IMO.
Ms. Chen is likely referring to the use of feeder cells or feeder layers, which are often used in cell culture to support the growth and differentiation of the target cells. Feeder cells are typically derived from rodents like mice or rats and provide essential growth factors, cell-to-cell signaling, and a supportive environment for the target cells.

In the case mentioned, rodent feeder cells were likely used to support the growth of chicken cells during the early stages of the cultivation process. The contamination with rodent DNA could have occurred due to the close proximity of the rodent feeder cells to the chicken cells being cultured.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25659081/

That said, having some rodent dna isn’t the same thing as eating rodents or allowing rodents to roll around in the meat or whatever. As long as it’s fit for human consumption, and you’re down with eating scientifically produced animal matter (SPAM), I don’t see an issue tbh.
this is really awesome.

some ideas or requirements :

does it have the concept of docking? for example can I define some docking areas, and let the windows be dockable to those areas

can a window be popped up into an actual window or a new browser tab?
ADSK: The Additional Decryption Subkey
CLIP Interrogator[1], which is also build into AUTOMATIC1111, gives quite reasonable results, at least if all you need is a prompt, it can't handle complex interactions:

Image: https://i.imgur.com/husplYZ.png

Output: "a white horse with a sign that says rexel's in space, pixelperfect, inspired by Paul Kelpe, official simpsons movie artwork, alternate album cover, in style of nanospace, by Apelles, pickles, pespective, pop surrealism, ingame, in a space cadet outfit, sifi"

[1] https://huggingface.co/spaces/pharma/CLIP-Interrogator
There's tons of interesting stuff in here, including code that I'm currently extracting into its own gems, like the instant internationalization stuff.
People can absolutely see this as flaunting wealth. It's really not that straightforward.
No it isn't. Not in the slightest sense, I have no idea where you're getting your info from, that's literally not how the EU lawmaking works.
And this replies indirectly to this thread (now dead):

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35738952

about someone that - coming from Berlin - couldn't use ChatGPT in Milan due to the block now removed.
Not sure what to make of this. It sounds very backdoory. At least it will be optional.
is openai encouraging people to reuse the "gpt" acronym for the apps built with their api? seems like a bad idea from a branding POV.
Block access if you don't want them to access your data. No bills created.

However, if AI ends up being as mainstream as the average HN user is claiming, are you sure you aren't shooting yourself in the foot to not have your brand and product info not included in that data set if it replaces search engines?

Is it any different from a Google crawler? They put ads on your content on the SERPs after crawling it.
The type of intensive and regular tilling currently practiced in industrialized agriculture is part of a system that relies on the cheap availability of chemical fertilizers and pest control, which in turn were supported by the political and social developments at the time. Research and development of alternative farming systems were almost abandoned for decades and crops that took advantage of the chemical fertilization/tilling approach were prioritized to the point that we now essentially farm only a handful of different crop strains. Within this system, you are correct, no alternatives existed. But that doesn't mean that it made a lot of sense and that there weren't plenty of early warning signs that other approaches should be explored.
Reminds me of when the Shift Happens videos went viral and I was mentioning one of its stats to some typical American racist boomers; China has more honor students than America has students.

Their response? "only because their standards for honors are lower"

Le Sigh
This isn’t the gotcha you seem to think. You’re still talking about significant inputs of land and human labor for lower calorie outputs.
Also, black & white chairs only (halftones, i.e. shades of grey, are ok, though)…
> Shocks from a hairy jumper crashed a PC, but the boss wouldn't believe it

To give people some idea of what they're clicking
There was the Kuck(?) preprocessor for fortran and a whole lot of smart compiler work done for the mini-super market (Convex et al). How to get vector/parallel performance without rewriting dusty-deck codes. Algebra tuned quite well and easily. I think Rice was the school producing compiler experts going into these companies.
I expect my doctor to give me the best medical care. If that's telling me to make a lifestyle change, that's what I want (whether I follow his advice is an independent issue). I 100% don't want a doctor to give me medication that isn't necessary.
I don't. It's fine making a personal choice to not use AI, but to go on to just openly insult anyone who uses AI is absurd and too far. Everyone is allowed their choices and we should respect that. The doom-whispering is not charming or insightful, good grief.
There probably are some contract manufacturers that'll handle all that, but they'll need a decent sized minimum order.

I doubt anyone would front the money to produce 100k of them (to recover the cost of molds) unless you literally give them the design fro free.

Maybe there are smaller companies using 3D printers willing to take on a 1k sized order?
One super niche project I made recently lets you search through dialogue in public domain films:

https://public-domain-film-quote-search.stefanbohacek.dev

I made it so that I can quickly find vocal samples to use in music production.
I wasted several hours trying to make REBL work from a Leiningen project. Couldn't manage to have it connect to my REPL and show me the forms I'd get there. Gave up even though I managed to overcome the boggus dependencies.

I'm fed up with Clojure/script and the core dev team. The language came out without a build system, so Technomancy invented Leiningen, the build system, and eventually, something like 10 years later, the dev team released Deps: you still need to remember painfully long commands to run your project (and as a consequence store them in some textfile because eventually your teammates will ask you: can you send me the command to run the project/tests/whatever ?). Clojurescript is just a hideous mess and having to sprinkle countless reader conditionnals because of the atrocious clojurescript specific ':require-macros' is a huge letdown and makes writing universal portable code that can run both in the jvm and the browser a painful and sad experience. And it's almost impossible to suggest improvements to the language (even tiny ones) because the dev team is just smug. They'll turn down your idea and implement it anyway when they feel they need it (I've had 2 suggestions turned down then integrated anyway – I'm the one who pointed out Ruby manages terminal map arguments just fine, whether it's a literal or "variadic" map).

I'm looking forward to luxlang now. https://trello.com/b/VRQhvXjs/lux
Ah, I see the distinction you are trying to make. You are talking of the people in the household. But that is easily seen as a distinct thing from the household.

Consider standard household services. They are tied to the household, which has a fixed address. Is why power company won't give you power for your RV at any other location.

Again, I'm sympathetic. And power companies distinguish this with service address. But this is exactly the point. Every other "sharable thing" will be a distinguished thing that is shared. They will often have vague ass terms that tie it to the people of a household. But they will also have carve outs on how that applies to them.
What kind of link would you like?
My takeaway was that it would only increase the environmental impact if their actual diet stays the same, in other words they ate the same # of chickens but only from free-range, local farms.

Given the same amount of money, I'm assuming they mean buy less chicken (but from non-factory sources) and spend the remainder on other foods with less environmental impact.
Now can we please get some basic customizations back, like the taskbar settings and the horrible rounded corners. Enough with apeing Apple
Probably as a slight for the political hyperweaponization by upper-echelon FBI management/directors ... and to get the White House to the table for discussion that they have refused to thus far.

The rest of the rank-and-file FBI are still the most important and most reliable part of its organization.
This is one of the funniest threads in HN ever. Wasn’t expecting to laugh this much when I clicked.
https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/us-reaches-15-billion-settlem...

Likely being forced to, a reminder this is the same company that deliberately and consistently cheated on emissions tests in the USA.
Preference doesn’t come into it. My point is effectively that I can’t see how the current process will be scaled up to be economical enough for widespread adoption.
Were the deepfakes kids' faces on adults or adult faces on kids?
Without Catturd; Without Russia's entire propaganda team; Without putting $8 simps at the top of the page...

More than good enough.
A solution to that would be tightening up admission requirements. But if universities deem that applicants are legit, there is no detriment to the supposed "influx" that you are pointing to. At that point, that's just the US drawing in trained labor force
Thermohaline Circulation
I'd think something like "lab-grown maple syrup" would be easier both to sell and (knowing nothing about how it would be produced) to produce. I love real maple syrup but can't justify paying $15 for a little vial of it. A 10-story building filled with layer upon layer of sap seeping from living wood cells is less disturbing of a vision than layers of pulsating flesh.
Let's look at what happened:

The bank basically bet the house on 10 year treasuries in the midst of a time of unprecedentedly low interest rates. It took the extra money that it should have spent on shorter-dated investments, and spent it on client relations, C-suite bonuses, marketing, and lobbyists....instead of using it to hedge against their largest position.

This is an abject failure of the most basic of basic risk management rules. This was a classic case of bankers deciding to make an absolutely stupid gamble...on something that they should have known was going to be worthless well before the maturity date of their treasuries.

I'm absolutely shocked that the government hasn't yet come out and issued lifetime bans that prevent SVB's C-Suite from ever working in the finance or banking industries again.

Can someone please remind me why banks and bankers have so much control over the economy when once every 2-3 years they remind us that they are unable to use their brains when it comes to doing the most basic elements of their jobs?
LOL what? Where did all this "lords and peasant" nonsense come from? Come back to reality, Eli.
> Another question I've had for a while - is there any way to combine lab-grown meat, cockroach milk, and vertical farming?

I think it makes more sense to use 'plankton' as a food source, for making nutritious green wafers. They can be called 'Soylent Green'.

This could also help to solve the over-population problem.
I would be surprised if it was not more like 500 to 1
> can use Sqlite from java without using any JNI library

Ah is that a mac thing? On linux, you just set up gradle with a dependency for the jdbc driver, and you get sqlite available to use without needing to install anything on the OS. It's pretty magic.
If you don't understand the legal implications of the license and CLA, please don't start rumours like "Grafana discourages contributions from the community, even for its documentation".

I could try explain to you what the purpose of a CLA is, but you could also easily put in the effort by going on Google.

Make sure to also look into the implications of contributing code with an OSS license, any license. That's as much contract as a CLA is.
Banks are usually liable for that.
Then OpenAI should allow us to do some permissionless innovation on their work.

Strangly enough, it's only interested in promoting permissionless innovation when it stands to profit. It plunders the commons, and gives nothing unencumbered back.
None of that matters if they are choosing not to protect out country against foreign attacks. You don’t get to blame other people for dereliction of duty.