skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
No that one’s on the less suggestive side of the various Krita splash screens. (Still not something I would want to hang a poster of at work.) Do a Google image search for “Krita splash screen” and look at the broader set. These are more suggestive than the one in your comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35773999 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35773357

I’m not going to touch the Mickey comment, that’s weird.
The last time I checked, MySQL still can’t do foreign keys with binary blobs. (I think it works with some very specific limitations but not enough to actually use in the real world.)
I saw a project in similar space- Malloy- go by recently, in a post, What Happened to the Semantic Layer, which I thought nicely setup the space & problem.
https://carlineng.com/?postid=semantic-layer#blog
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35715410

They indeed mentioned Cube.js.

Bunch of Malloy links over time:
https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&query=Malloy&sort=byDa...

And cube.js,
https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&query=cube.js&sort=byD...

It's all very interesting to me because I get the sense these folks feel like we haven't figured out to to make meaning from the data we have. As a developer, that rings true; the developee is the agent responsible for understanding what we have in sql now & how to eek out meaning, how to structure more info in. The information architectures are so occluded & concealed, so stoggily low level. I love these attempts to try to help us think more about our data.
people feel lonely as fuck right now, and frankly i'd rather have people soothe it with an ai chatbot they parasocially love than as road rage or being a dick to the restaurant staff or many of the worse and more fatal outlets...
leasing companies, small airlines, sovereigns, corporations.

an actually private private jet is pretty rare.
I discovered Koyannisqatsi last year — it was profoundly striking, and has since become probably my favorite film. Incredible.
Even if you find a decent psychologist, good luck finding insurance that covers $200 per hour just for talking to them when you don't have any diagnosed issue. The accessibility to the lower income end of the population is what makes this valuable, not the quality
of the conversations. Anything is better than nothing in this case and most people just don't realize how gigantic and commonplace the issue really is.
Wearing an eye mask overnight improves episodic learning and alertness
It might be more accurate to say something like

"Currently they're probably nothing to worry about, but in the future someone is likely to find a way to implement some kind of attack in these things at a scale that matters, so might as well as get in the habit of being careful now."
I’m not sure why there is such fascination with this tech when it’s complex to understand and implement, prone to break in a thousand different ways, and has an ecosystem which is absolutely crammed with bad actors. This requires a deep understanding of cryptography to even understand if you’re safe. Why do people take the risk? Is it because they like to feel smart?
Facebook is now a cash cow making $40 billion of EBITDA and $20 billion of net income annually. They have ~$20 billion of net debt or about one years worth of earnings.

Debt investors likely believe the company can handle a higher debt load.
why does any company?

because they see the terms as advantageous

all the money-flush tech companies issue debt, even though they have no "reason" to
A better question is "how long have you been programming, including as a hobby?"
ChromeOS works great on older ThinkPads...
Converting My X201 ThinkPad into a Slabtop
Vacations in the Soviet Union
Can the U.S. win the microchip war?
Ex-OpenSea employee made 'free money' off NFTs, prosecutor says
I think pen-and-paper one-time pads are an underestimated tool for private communication. Granted they are cumbersome and limited, but they provide almost perfect secrecy and bypass issues of compromised computers completely. And with some basic steganography (section h in the guide below has a good example), you can pretty easily hide when / who you're sending a message to. 'The Complete Guide to Secure Communications with the One Time Pad Cipher' is a really good resource: https://www.amrron.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/one_time_p...
I see a lot of Ebay listing selling pc with "intel i5 CPU" without description with the exact CPU model #, so I have no idea whether I'm dealing with 4th gen i5 or 8th gen i5. It's confusing to less technical buyers who think they are getting a mid-level CPU only to find out that their CPU is not as good as expected. It'd be nice to have just the number, like 13900k, which makes more sense than i7-13900k.
This is a sad day for the open source community. Drew Devault is one of the best programmers in the open source community, if not the programming community in general.
Hope to see you back soon, Drew!
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Looks like another Digg moment, dumb CEO gutting working product.
Workers are paying for Zuck's fuckup.
I have had a self-build CO2 monitor for several years now and I find the airplane example Surprising.

AFAIK the air in a Plane is cycled out too fast for that amount to develop. Maybe the Lower air pressure was the cause? Since it was portable it was probably the NIR type? If its not measuring all the time it might also be the heater type - I am really not sure how that type would deal with low pressure. Or was is the "eCO2" type - in that case well I doubt you get anything out of that thing in a plane except a high number.

One thing I noticed is that CO2 seems to "flow and pool" in certain places as it seemingly "rains" down and the room is "filled" from the bottom up. A Table for instance might develop a layer that is thick enough for my meter to hoover it up (it has a fan).
I put all electronic stuff that has no resale value in a box and then once a year drop it at an Apple store. I trust Apple to do the right thing as they have a reputation to uphold. They take 3rd party stuff as well and batteries etc.
Apparently this (which to me seems obvious and completely uncontroversial) is controversial. So please enlighten me on why that is.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Fox_and_the_Grapes

yeah i think i'll take being rich with a private jet instead of being middle class while still burning our future.
I can't find any solid information, but is it possible it's largely stuck in Ireland? By borrowing money and paying the interest with out-of-country cash, they should be able to avoid US tax, right?
> The experience is terrible.

That is an implementation issue. I was on Stadia (r.i.p.) and the experience was superior to consoles: pure plug and play with no slow software updates getting in the way of gaming.
Just... turn off the AI chatbot? Bam. They no longer have any control over you or anything you do. You can think whatever you want. You were free to think whatever you wanted before AI chatbots were invented, and you are still free to do that. It’s that simple.
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For ocaml programmers, there is also a lecture about type inference in ocaml: https://cs3110.github.io/textbook/chapters/interp/inference....
This 'Nostr' thing will never take off, it has too much 'cryptocurrency' laden features that nobody asked for.

yuck.
Give Away Code Your Future
If we are going to make assumptions, let’s say the advent of new technology such as AI opens up new types of jobs(which will of course need new training). The so called useless workforce would need to be willing to retrain, but the opportunities should be there.

As maybe a last resort, regulation could play a factor in how many AI resources a company can use, which will mimic scarcity.

You act as if humans haven’t been solving existential problems for their whole existence. It’s not like 50% of the workforce will get laid off and there will be no response to that.
Here's a link to the original article (open access) with figures and all that:
https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1029/202...
Or at least intended to piggy back their own cause onto a superficially related effort.
PC chip names are a confusing mess
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This is quite literally the plot to the movie Her, visionary.

Troubling, I've seen the ads for their product and they always suggested pornographic conversation with the AI.

I hope someone drags them to court.
I tried this question on various LLMs on poe.com and Claude, Sage, and Claude+ correctly answered that a knight can't move from f6 to d4.

Dragonfly failed the test, and though Claude did answer the question correctly, it gave some other examples of invalid moves for a knight on f6. All of the moves that Claude+ gave were valid, but it didn't list all possible moves for a knight on f6.

I didn't try GPT4.
I like alternatives to big sites but this sentence makes me nervous: "Bitcoin & , the native currency of the internet." Is there a need for this?
I think Google is a net positive
Non-paywall
https://phys.org/news/2023-04-dwarf-planet-quaoar.html#:~:te....
Sam Altman was rich and stated concern for AI x-risk when he started OpenAI
Can you explain what this would be satirizing?
To avoid taxes many companies keep profits offshore in lower tax jurisdictions, only paying US taxes when money is repatriated. It is super common for companies to have billions offshore but to keep it there, take out US debt to und share buybacks or other US domestic initiatives and then only repatriate each year the amount needed to service that debt.

IMO, it’s a stupid loophole that legislators should close.
I imagine the people that can afford them have some "time is money" argument where they've convinced themselves it's an investment.
> I'd rather pay a little more to a corporation

It's hardly "a little more" though. We're spending almost twice as much and get almost half as little back. Objectively speaking the capitalist market has failed in this area. We have to first accept this fact before we can find any solutions. If we keep thinking "government is bad" and "private industry is good" we're only allowing further exploitation and pain; and for what? We need to be data/solution driven.
I was raised Mormon. The whole time I grew up we were told by all the previous prophets to be proud to be called Mormon. It was a sense of pride.

But the new/current prophet hates it and said that God told him he doesn't like the name anymore and that being called Mormon is "a victory for Satin" (the devil).

God is a little inconsistent within Mormonism. First he wanted Polygamy and it was sooo important that he even sent an Angel with a flaming sword down to earth to get them to practice polygamy (even though the prophet was already practicing it in secret at the time). Then in 1904 when the Supreme Court forced the church to stop practicing polygamy or else they would take all assets away. Then magically within days, God told the prophet that its actually ok if they don't do polygamy anymore. Then he hated black people for a while and wouldn't let them into the temple or get the priesthood (which essentially kept them out of heaven according to Doctrine), then changed his mind in 1978 when public pressure was mounting. He didn't want children of Gay people to be baptized in his church for a few years, and then changed his mind after the PR got really bad. Mormon God is heavily influenced by American PR.

The next prophet will probably embrace the name "Mormon" again. So don't stress too much about it. Most active Mormons can't keep track of what doctrine currently is or isn't which is why so many times you get different answers from different mormons about policies and doctrine. Because it really depends which prophets you grew up under, because things change dramatically as they take the helms of power and claim to speak for God.
This forum is sometimes exact same as r/USdefaultism
There has been conflicting info, but there's also a prediction market bet on it: https://manifold.markets/Mqrius/will-spacex-build-a-flame-tr...
I'm from NC as well, and moved from a major city to a rural area. For me, both have similar disposal options. In the city, you had to go to a trash drop-off center to dispose of batteries (same place you'd take used oil or other hazardous waste, as well as regular trash or even yard debris). I think the difference is, in the city you have trash pickup and can't just toss batteries in with the trash or recycle. Whereas out in the country you have to take everything to a drop-off center, so you're probably more likely to dispose of batteries properly since you don't need to take an extra trip to do so.
This is an investor's game. Why waste profits if you can raise 7B to invest for safe returns?
Fascinating, I thought that Naqoyqatsi was better than Powaqqatsi. Maybe I should rewatch both again.
right. was going to ask the same thing. i'm okay with it being a relative niche. that is to say, writers, economists, artists, etc with a lean towards tech. i'm completely fine with Nostr not becoming the worldwide phenom so that it doesn't attract the spam and the types of people that comes along with popularity.
> When used properly and ethically in a democratic society

So, for the first five minutes.
I'd argue you should self-host all software that you make any kind of "emotional" commitment to.

I won't use so many services and devices because I know the white hot rage I'll feel when it's inevitably taken away from me.
Because federal programs are actually very popular among the people who depend on them (e.g. get your government hands off my Medicare)? They do like holding budgets hostage though to get policy concessions, it’s not some secret motive, it happens literally every budget cycle.

I did not say agencies are ineffective. I said GOP tries to dismantle federal agencies and insofar as they succeed, it yields dysfunction, which is of course the purpose of dismantling them (so it’s not bad faith). But this has almost nothing to do with saving money, as evidenced by the fact that GOP does not actually reduce budgets when they have the ability to.

https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/news/features/the-supreme-court...

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/08/us/politics/trump-asylum-...
Seems like an ISP having "no data caps" is not grounds for accusing them of harboring pirates.
I think you are defining cloud gaming more restively then the cma. They meant games as a service, particularly when they say MSFT can offer games on Windows computers in a way no competitor can match (ie free).
Thanks, I might check it out then!

> No wait list for this decentralized protocol.

This should soon be the case with Bluesky as well, iirc, since federation seems to be the main thing they're ironing out right now (alongside moderation).
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>Take responsibility for your actions

>re-train them to use AI

Why can't they take responsibility for their own actions, and train themselves to use AI?

Everyone knows about the disruptive potential of AI now, it's not a secret anymore. Some people will take the initiative to master the new tech, and they will replace the people who don't. It's their choice.

Instead of training luddites to use technology they don't understand, it's better to hire people who already see the potential of AI and are making efforts to capitalize on it. Fill your company with people who share your vision for a better, more automated world, and fire those who don't. Unregulated market forces are the best way to force AI adoption, and people will quickly learn AI once it becomes a requirement for survival.
Crypto has a one-two punch that causes it to really stick tight in some minds: it's a get-rich-quick scheme (and those have a long history of bypassing the rational parts of the brain), together with ideological appeal: it feels like you're striking a blow against the Man (even though in practice all crypto goes through a small number of centralized actors that the Man can shut down any time he likes).
It's not about need. It's just a rational financial decision. They believe they can make more profit with the cash than the price they're paying in interest.

It also means they don't think interest rates are dropping anytime soon.
Yes it is us, but individual action is not the solution. Mother Theresa helped a bunch of people, you'll notice she absolutely did not change the world.

What we need is universal healthcare and universal basic income. For everybody to recognize that every human being deserves the resources to live and share in the wealth that AI has created.
Why do you think humans have developed a disgust reaction?
Might be cheaper to borrow than turn some cash equivalent into cash or move it where they need it.
It has been a cycle. For a period before Hinckley was president (1995-2008), the term Mormon was discouraged. Hinckley was more media savvy and embraced it. Going even further back, Mormon was acceptable. It all depends who is in charge at the time.
Sorry, my post was first.. Did I miss something?
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Did you repeat the board position back to it after each move? LLMs have a limited context, so they might forget the board position after a while, unless they're reminded.
That's how it's always been though.

The previous generations could never imagine the kinds of jobs we have today.

Now I am not saying that this is a guarantee to happen again, and that new jobs will be created and such. But I think anyone claiming to know that "this time it will be different" and that "we wont create new jobs that we can't imagine today" could be just as wrong about that idea too.
IIRC, XP SP3 was the canonical “use this” version.
Those two reasons fall victim to the fact that a lot of homes are owned by landlords, who have a very long history of creating setups that are unsafe for their tenants, whether immediately or over time through failure to maintain the property.

Regulating ventilation is far less effective than simply making ventilation no longer an issue (by disallowing gas stoves in the first place).