skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Interesting...

Here is the link to the statement by the U.S Copyright Office (PDF): https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/FR-2023-03-16/pdf/2023-0...

So far the most interesting part to me is this bit:

> In other cases, however, a work containing AI-generated material will also contain sufficient human authorship to support a copyright claim. For example, a human may select or
arrange AI-generated material in a sufficiently creative way that ‘‘the resulting work as a whole constitutes an original work of authorship.’’ Or an artist may modify material originally generated by AI technology to such a degree that the modifications meet the
standard for copyright protection. In these cases, copyright will only protect the human-authored aspects of the work, which are ‘‘independent of’’ and do ‘‘not affect’’ the copyright status of the AI-generated material itself.

In particular, that only the human-authored aspects get copyrighted. I wonder how we'll see this gamed. Load the image into GIMP, and apply a subtle color shift?
Permalink: https://github.com/bytecodealliance/wasmtime/blob/8eccc63c46....
I've been subscribed to https://www.reddit.com/r/ErgoMechKeyboards for a year or so now and there is a lot of energy there.

It's just really hard to follow when you're only casually browsing.
And yet it is very easy to lay hands on a study saying that the overall system is over-funding diseases that affect men [0]. It is not very useful to find one data point arguing either way.

Besides, we'd probably expect strictly gendered disease problems to be biased towards spending on women. Men have a prostrate and a penis to keep tabs of, women have an entire reproductive system that looks mighty complex and delicate. Given the amount of money that is hopefully sloshing around to make it safe for women to have kids, maybe some of it spilled over into breast cancer funding. It is a reasonable situation.

[0] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33232627/
Could this enable embedded as metadata in audio files? Ie: could this be similar to what Spotify might use to fingerprint the music they distribute?
> the plot to assassinate him failed.

There were actually numerous plots to assassinate him; the July 20th plot is just the most famous (probably because it came the closest to success).

This guy came very close just a few months after WWII started: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georg_Elser
> the government isn't taking responsibility

Ish. The loss-sharing transaction does involve the FDIC taking risk [1]. They claim they will settle up actual losses with special assessments on their members. And there may be no losses at all. But there is definitely risk being assumed by the FDIC, an entity backed by the full faith and credit of the United States.

It also looks like the FDIC is providing JPMorgan with a $50bn term loan [2]. (Shout out to snake_doc [3].)

[1] https://www.fdic.gov/resources/resolutions/bank-failures/fai...

[2] https://www.jpmorganchase.com/ir/news/2023/jpmc-acquires-sub...

[3] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35770684
i bought about 2k€ of shares when it was between 95-100€/share, so his numbers are almost correct wrt my depot at least (only x2 though) :-)
You looked at the demo page.
this is the pricing-page: https://pysaas.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout?cart=0b4430d8-2fb1-...
Author here - yes, ISINDEX is on my radar. ;) Taking other suggestions also - I'm sure my memory isn't exhaustive. At some point I may venture into the weird proprietary extensions IE had also.
There were tradeoffs. The C64's were eight pixels wider, and could also be pixel-doubled but the Amiga's were 3-colour without losing resolution and were not limited in height.
The biggest limitation was that both systems supported only eight of them.

The AGA chipset supported sprites up to 64 pixels wide, but I dunno if any game took advantage of this.
What I find interesting is that a lot of people are pointing to this and getting worried because these bank failures are the largest since the GFC. But aren't we actually so far seeing the opposite of what we should be worried about. In the GFC the problem that this all became a disorderly collapse. But so far this has seemed... pretty orderly? No depositors have been wiped out, no contagion has spread. Sure, equity holders got wiped out, but that's what equity holders are risking in return for their higher expected returns. It's difficult to celebrate "well things haven't completely blown up so far"... but, well, it's possible that this particular problem is actually being handled in a better way than last time.
I will add two more:

1. Your team is not your family. I have worked in environments where such characterizations exist.

2. When there is a conflict between teams the boss says "Guys we all are one team". No we are not. I understand to be co-operative & understanding but there is a limit to which a team is supposed to cover for incompetance or intransigence of other teams. The bosses in this case simply do not want to have hard conversations with their peers and to the management above. They just push down to ppl below to "resolve-the-problem-somehow".
It's very real if you're in one of those categories. See South Carolina H4047.
Laravel Considered Harmful
A lot of time and attention can still be spent with 2 months if AI can do a lot of it.

OKC is one of the best Albums of all time imo. But it’s also one of the most popular ones in my own list. So not like all the other works of art for music I come across requiring such intense amt of human labor put in. The capital wouldn’t be there. Capital means capitalism. Which isn’t democratic.
That’s a non-stick pan not a stainless steel pan
Nobody knows what the Bourne shell's grammar is [pdf]
> Whether digging for food, constructing housing, or luring mates, woodpeckers bang their heads into trees about 20 times per second.

Is that correct? I can't wrap my head around this, how is it possible that they do it so fast?
Significant breakthrough in search for Parkinson's biomarker
Curious, what is the difference between "actually gratis" and "libre"?
I think most people expect(ed) that performance vs. size would (is) be an s-curve. The surprise for most is that we have climbed up the slopes so far and so fast. What the shape is is not clear to me.
Yes, that's post-Meiji and before we rewrote their constitution. Before Meiji westernization it was on and off and he was a bit more like the chief priest than a ruler.
I see they do printed keycaps, is there any company that would allow having custom see-through forms in the keycaps that would support keyboard lights? E.g., in addition to QW letters that glow in the dark you could add your custom symbols that would also help you learn all the custom keybinds you've made
There’s tons of small changes AI will be able to do to make albums sound better. Many indie artists will continue to stay clean but many will embrace AI. Tech always ends up getting used. Using AI as a supplement isn’t overall being mainstream or conformist.
Your two main reasons are actually the same reason: it's because Britain conquered the world, had the largest empire in history, and billions of people still live in countries that are or were ruled by the British* monarchy within living memory.

People pay attention to the King because he's part of their history, not just the UK's.

*Not just "English"
Thank you, If I see one cheap somewhere might get it anyway and have some fun with it for a weekend.
Anyone knows what evlaV are labelling as "obfuscated"? I doubt valve released actually obfuscated source code. Are they complaining that the source is available as src.tar.gz containing patches+original source (more or less like Arch manages it) instead of git repository with history?
So much for fixing the TBTF problem. More and more centralization is not the answer. In fact, decentralization is the answer, and letting poor money managers, investors, woke companies, cities, states, countries etc. go broke. The capital will get reallocated into the hands of more capable people and companies, as it should be.
how is that different from some kickstarters?
Decent people are in the "stealing is wrong" camp
Its worse than just the swans - the monarch owns almost all the land in the UK too. The legal concept of "Allodial title" [1] means that, even if you own the freehold of some land, it's actually a freehold in the estate of the crown [2] - and the monarch is actually the ultimate owner. The exceptions to this are a few areas of Scotland.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allodial_title

[2] from memory - the actual phrase might be slightly different
> it's possible that this particular problem is actually being handled in a better way than last time

It seems to be. Fingers crossed.

And we have solutions to keep it from happening again this way. I’ve seen smart proposals. One I like is banks get to choose: HTM securities are liquid and marked to market or inviolable in value, in which case they’re held at face but do not count as liquid. (One can also do something fancy in between, but that seems to invite trouble.)
Good thing that Britain has a constitution then.
IIRC, there will be no more rationales
Oh really, does Apple repeat that mistake? I assumed Safari would get updates like a normal app.
What I don’t like about induction is there are no visual cues (lots of flames - low flames) and that if you tilt your pan to move things around you lose basically all your heat source
How would you convert the string to the enum?
There used to be a game called Minecraft. It was written in Java, and was the same on Windows, macOS and Linux (and any other platform with a Java runtime). People on all platforms could play the same game with each other. They also made a C++ reimplementation of Minecraft – codenamed "Bedrock" – which they used for the console and phone editions of Minecraft.

Eventually, they released a "Windows 10 Edition", based on the Bedrock code base. This version is incompatible with Linux and macOS, and can't play multiplayer with the Java client.

Later, they renamed the Java client from "Minecraft" to "Minecraft: Java Edition", and renamed "Minecraft: Windows 10 Edition" to "Minecraft". They also started railroading buyers towards this game formally known as "Minecraft: Windows 10 Edition".

As a result, the definitive version of Minecraft, the version someone gets if you just tell them to "buy Minecraft", does not work on Linux or macOS. If you're a Linux or Mac user, and you want to play Minecraft with a friend who uses Windows, you're probably going to find that their game is incompatible with yours. Because as a Linux or Mac user, you don't get to play the version branded as simply "Minecraft". You're off in your own separate world, playing the incompatible game known as "Minecraft: Java Edition".

To add insult to injury, there's nothing technically preventing the game now known as "Minecraft" from working on Linux and macOS. "Minecraft Education" is a product based on the Bedrock code base which is available on Linux (well, ChromeOS) and macOS.

Does that make it clearer?
What is being reverse engineering triviallyv
Scaling Language Models: Methods, Analysis and Insights from Training Gopher
Ideology Makes People Illogical
Thats awesome (meal planner) - is this opensourced? Id like to customise it for my own use..
That looks interesting!
For me a pre-built one would probably be ideal, otherwise it'll end up with all the other half finished projects.
If you own a building that it’s 100% certain to be sold for $10m in six months then that building is not worth more than $9.75m today.
They did rule half the world within living memory; that tends to be the kind of thing that cements you in the public psyche.
No Nukes – Bill Aims to Keep AI Tech on the Launch Sidelines
Also, wouldn't any type of generation ship be culturally resource constrained, maybe not energy, but at least in all meaningful raw materials. As such the initial start might be expansionist, but the spawns would have spend long time with very real limits, likely in all aspects of normal living. And with communication being what it is, they might be extremely unhappy about being sent away too...
Long-term treasury bonds aren’t like stale bread because the bread doesn’t suddenly spring back to its original edible state after ten years have passed, but the treasuries will eventually repay your capital in full.

The problem is that this full repayment is a decade or more away, and in the meantime you’re receiving a pittance of interest compared to investments you could make today. So if you can’t afford to wait, the bonds you’re holding aren’t worth their full value to anyone you could sell them to.
> no contagion has spread

What are you talking about? This is contagion from FTX/Silvergate/SVB/Signature/Credit Suisse, all of which have failed in recent weeks.
Friction is the killer of free movement!
The letter - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lascelles_Principles
Current-generation LLMs give many people an impression of reasoning. I think reasoning about things is a big part of AGI.
"Negro" was the word in common use by people of all races at the time. Wikipedia:

>Negro was accepted as normal, both as exonym and endonym, until the late 1960s, after the later Civil Rights Movement. One example is Martin Luther King Jr. self-identification as Negro in his famous "I Have a Dream" speech of 1963.

Do you have any comment on the content of the article?
> but there's a difference between things that are officially true and things you should actually respect

Could you relate that back to your initial claim that "the UK still has an absolute monarchy", which appears to be both officially untrue and untrue in practice?
...and it's all surprisingly orderly and moderate, exactly like public statements of Lavrov.
Technically, the Fed has been providing most of the liquidity to the FDIC in the last 2 months. The FDIC isn’t liquid. This most definitely is “printing” money as the Fed generates money in the system when it lends.

If you look at the Fed’s weekly lending (H.4.1), you can see the FDIC has borrowed upwards of 170B in the last 2 months, not including FRC deal. In the FRC deal, FDIC is giving JPM a 50B term loan, which is most likely again borrowed from the Fed.

There’s some speculation why this had to happen, ie the Treasury cannot provide the liquidity due to debt limit, etc…

https://bpi.com/the-mysterious-footnote-7-to-whom-and-on-wha...
I'm not sure I follow you. Most of the houses I've rented were fully paid off so my rent (- minor expenses) was net profit for the landlord. Sometimes it was their sole income stream + retirement. But even if the house is still on a mortgage, and my rent is less than their monthly payment (say 80%), it still means they're buying their house at only 20% of its cost. 40 years later, they can resell and get all of that money back too, even if the house did not appreciate.
You can find the packages here with at least some of the sources here https://steamdeck-packages.steamos.cloud/archlinux-mirror/
Your point, correct me if I'm wrong was: FAA regulations are about regulating safety to the max, but not taking into account business realities and not evolving, new ones are added but old are not reviewed. Therefore only established super-well capitalized companies can play.

What killed C-Series was Boeings shenanigans about 300% import duty. Abusing US laws for sure, but nothing to do with FAA killing it.

The plane was ready, so they had already done it. So whatever you say about not being impossible is directly contradicted.

Would Bombardier have made it with a more cooperative FAA? Maybe. Same question could also be asked about whether a different airline industry in the US would have helped. We don't know and never will.

In general tho, I am not arguing against the overarching point of your original comment, regulations tend to come in and it rarely happens that they are being refactored or cleaned up.

A lot of paper is being pushed around and rigidly enforced without looking at the big picture. The friction of complexity I guess.

But the specific claim, even though it sounds about right is not strictly correct.
Lot of crypto-bro involvement. Basically you can see a lot of BowTied(.*) social media accounts, all talking about instant growth, crypto, ...

I wouldn't touch this stuff with a 10 foot pole.
This (FSK + Reed Solomon for data over sound) is exactly what my team and I built at Chirp in 2012. We had some success as an app/SDK. If you Google around you can find some implementation details.

The hard/er stuff was making it nice for humans, robust to echo/noise, work in ultrasound, and functional on low-spec devices

https://web.archive.org/web/20131010174943/http://chirp.io/

I'm very glad to see people still thinking about it!
> Likewise, I don't have a problem paying for Procreate on my ipad. Now that I've paid for procreate, I own it forever.

Bad example. You only own it as long as you're in possession of a working iPad which runs the thing. Might be a long time, but I've got lots of apps from the mac and iOS 32 bits era which don't run anymore on new hardware.
What did this cost JPMorgan? From the outside looking in, it seems like they walked away with assets and little to no liabilities.
My macbook charges on 9V phone chargers. Slooowly.
Client side SSL authentication, as a bit of an old school sysadmin, remains both my favourite and least favourite authentication method.

Favourite because I like the decentralised model, secrets in the perimeter instead of the core, and it was also fantastic for M2M comms before OAuth etc came on the scene.

Least favourite because the client side implementation was always ugly and unpleasant. In particular the shared key store between Windows world (Inc IE) and Chrome and absence of that with Firefox. Explaining to a user how to make establish with client certificates was such a pain.

I still use this today in professional life for at least 2 B2B relationships that spring to mind. Both of them are with Telcos. I also use it for a couple of older OpenVPN setups.

I think client side SSL still holds a strong place in the toolbelt of options for doing small scale micro service models. It handles many authentication and identity challenges "for free".

EasyRSA is a great goto tool to help you get started with it.
> is contagion from FTX/Silvergate/SVB/Signature/Credit Suisse

SVB joined that party de novo. Silvergate and FTX were coupled. Signature was to both crypto and SVB. First Republic to SVB. I haven’t seen a great source for linking First Republic and Credit Suisse, though I could see some shared funding channel being shrapnelled.
I think this whole “a problem never seen before” is something we need to rethink. Do people really work like that? I mean, I can’t expect a liberal arts major to solve a differential equation.
I see that said a lot, but communicating about the value of the Amiga was easier said that done. It was a machine that could do everything, and that was built in the first place as a gaming machine (from the earlier devs themselves). The C64 was also mostly used for gaming at that time so that image of a computer that could be used for professional purposes was not really there in their DNA. Companies went for PCs by default and did not care about the graphics capabilities of the Amiga. Apple had its own market and the Amiga was mostly in a place where it was affordable for many consumers but lacking proper professional support and software to turn it into something else.
Its network effect. My friend was on chesscom so i went there. Now im on lichess but only because chesscom increased its basic price x3.

Also puzzles are slightly better on chesscom and (arguably) the analysis interface imo
Not even Element , its default matrix client
I don't think that's quite right.

Homo Sapiens first emerged 300,000 years ago, and since other animals communicate via sound, it's at least that long. If you want to define "people" as encompassing all of the genus Homo though, then you're looking at more like 3.3 million years.

Just depends how you want to define "people", really.
A Call to Protect Open-Source AI in Europe – Laion
I figured out rendezvous pretty late, some time after figuring out landing on other bodies but before returning from other bodies. I think I had five Kerbals in orbit around various planets before I decided to go rescue all of them and it was an awesome experience planning and executing the rescue missions to bring them all back home.
Each of those bank failures taken individually did not cause the other banks to fail. They each failed due to their own issues in isolation. Thus it may be incorrect to say that there is a contagion.
Chess passed the vibe check.
Isn't the liability the accounts they also acquired? If the assets don't cover it whole?
Depends on how busy things are where you are, and also how popular silver Priuses are there.
An instance of heat/cold record does not prove anything.

Climate warming/cooling happens without human intervention.

Up to that point it is reasonable to be skeptical.

So you need to show data correlating with human activity. Still some people will be unconvinced for whatever reason but that is always the case for anything.

Frankly, this is not really helped by the approach of governments/local authorities/politicians who either stroke the conspiracy theory aspects or behave like they are indeed part of a conspiracy by pushing drastic and ill-thought policies, all for political gains, of course.
If you've ever heard a wood pecker in action, 20/second doesn't sound completely crazy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6XOyUey4nQ
I like your other comment down thread,

>> slaw 51 minutes ago

>> only estimated $13 billion will be printed

> JumpCrisscross 46 minutes ago

> Not printed. FDIC would levy a special assessment on its
> member banks, including JPMorgan, if those costs are
> realised. (Note that up to $40bn of enterprise value [1]
> was also just destroyed.)

"Equivalent exchange."
Back then they had a bug in the naming of the quality settings, so that the high quality was labeled low and vice versa.

Played the whole game in bad quality until near the end
Here seems to be a catalog of their current sets:
https://indd.adobe.com/view/1881b5e5-34ee-4e7c-8b19-2f25b314...

They have en e-shop (although quite poorly translated) and it looks like they are shipping within EU to US and to some other countries:
https://eshop.merkurtoys.cz/

(I am not affiliated just used to like these things as a kid)
Yeah but LLMs could be a small component of future AGI. You can’t deny that models that fool so many people into thinking the models really reason are a step towards AGI.
you should be worried about the case where inflation continues to rise and the unrealized losses from these bonds increases and may cause a much more consequential default now that the bond portfolios are becoming more and more concentrated. Basically the fed needs to slow the rate at which it is raising interest rates, even if inflation continues. The problem is it's going to take a long time to release this pressure, since the majority of the bonds that are in crisis have expirys in like 30 years. So we are looking at entrenched inflation for a decade long period or more, or an explosion of our banking system, or both!
Been that way since the Whiskey "Rebellion".
It was fine as far as I recall, probably the same stuff as in the supermarket brands. Guess it never made sense to focus on exports since as a highly industrial economy Britain imports almost half of its food.

Agriculture is only 0.7% of Britain's economy compared to 5.7% in New Zealand, 4.5% in Denmark, and 1.2% in Ireland (though Irish GDP in reality maybe 40% lower since multinationals tend to report income there for tax benefits, so 2% may be a better estimate.)
First Republic Bank Is Seized by Regulators and Sold to JPMorgan Chase
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