skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's still concerning. If your mental model of a scale is via the notes, the piano has helpful colour coding. Not being able to use that implies that the scales have instead been memorised by how they're played - frets, valves, etc. - that will stop working when a more in-depth application of keys is needed.
Passive voice is formed with the word ‘by’ not ‘of’.

The verb ‘to comprise of’ can exist and have a different meaning that ‘to comprise’ or its passive ‘to be comprised by’ - and have a different passive (to be comprised of).

Like, the verbs ‘smell’ and ‘smell of’ do not mean the same thing, nor is one the passive of the other.

- I smell roses
- roses are smelled by me
- I smell of roses
- roses are smelled of by me

Four very different meanings.
Yes it is, if not I would've already done it.
I like it, if for no other reason than the Terry Pratchett reference.
A firehose of inspiration, and lots of directly useable tips and tricks. I was notetaking to the video, but stopped after 20 minutes (of 60) because I couldn’t keep up with the pace.

Many issues were explicitly excluded from in-depth discussion (e.g., when to switch to the Scientific Method in the design process; or diagramming), because these issues were out of scope or the talk.

Rich Hickey should write a book about all of these things.
> because they used dots

Written language should be pronounceable - it's a written rendition of a spoken language. Even math formulae are pronounceable. How are you supposed to pronounce “français.e.s”?
True I guess (I did not search), but records were not broken on coolness. There is always an up/down variance over the years, as other people posted, the trend is up, not down. So being cooler than last year is not an "event". Breaking records is an "event".
Bringing Managers Back to Work (2018)
Apparently Vicuna 13B is quite good according to Google's own leaked docs.

https://twitter.com/jelleprins/status/1654197282311491592
Recently a regular ferry that goes between the island and the ferry building was established. It’s a very pleasant ride and they allow you to take your bike on it.
It makes me think that "web apps" ought to have a distinctive dotted suffix like a file extension, like "example.com/main.app", to set expectations with the user.
Great idea I’d like to see more full text indexing of the home directory. Shell commands, configs, code files all deserve to be indexed.

Compared to Windows & MacOS – lack of cli and gui full text indexing is a real setback for linux/unix

apropos , locatedb and this are solid domain-specific attempts. Hopefully this expands to indexing a lot more content.
Communication through language seems like it's by its very nature enforcing your language on others.
Who killed those who killed the ones who killed those who killed the ones who killed the slaves?
I applied for personal use, I stated that I'd like to experiment with its coding abilities. Yeah it seems that they prioritized companies making GPT-4 products first.
The advantage is 24Na's short (14.9 hour) half-life, not the lack of solubility in water. Half of the original radiation will be gone in 15 hours, and close to 90% in two days.
Not VC-funded :)

As to charging an (optional) paid plan, unfortunately, I have been bootstrapping this full-time the past few years, and because I can’t till my own land anymore, have to find the least terrible way of exchanging labor for money, such that I can pay for food and bills.

That being said, there is a free tier for this very reason, as I remember all the free services that got me started initially. Hoping to make this tier more generous once the project is profitable.

Let me know if you have other ideas. If I can (a) pay for business costs (accounting, APIs, hosting, etc), (b) pay for my bills, (c) attain a and b w/ incentives that align with my users and the principles of the project — I am all ears.
Are you saying they use raw sodium as the coolant? I thought they used a sodium-based salt liquid? In which case, most of the sodium in the mixture is too tied up to react with air or water.

(edit: yes they do, see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35841237)
The next giant leap backwards for physics (2020)
As an example, I'd look at the individual who was strangled to death on the New York subway on Monday.
Could be true. What I remember is the Atlantic being cooler and below average hurricanes, and also some of the major reefs recovering.
2015 was the last year with much time at all below the +2-sigma line for daily mean ocean temperature since 1980. That's terrifying - the mean is moving upwards /very/ quickly.
Right, so what are the sources of funding of those suburban tax revenues? The core of the relationship will be there.
I don't think anyone is saying that "anything goes" and there's no right or wrong ways of writing, they're just arguing that your narrow definition of "correct" is too narrow to be useful for anything other than gatekeeping.
That's not even the point - the Turing machine is a specific abstraction.

> Turing machines, first described by Alan Turing in Turing 1936–7, are simple abstract computational devices intended to help investigate the extent and limitations of what can be computed.

https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/turing-machine/

Even if we had infinite memory, our computers would be closer to those of the Von Neumann architecture than to Turing machines.

> The Von-Neumann architecture is an architecture for constructing actual computers (which implement what the Turing machine describes theoretically).

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2782014/turing-machine-v...

This is not simple pedantry - Turing never intended for the machine to be built, it was only ever a device intended to explain computability.

The theoretical Turing machine can accept a tape for any definable program, but the architecture cannot possibly run efficiently.

It was never intended to.
They can. In addition to that, they get confused by a .cpp that isn't the top level file of a compilation unit.
Polynesian navigational techniques are very interesting: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polynesian_navigation
> And what you’re describing about the fly on the wall is still simply they aren’t communicating well if they aren’t including coworkers that may only be included for the benefit of learning how to handle situations. One way to handle that is to approach your boss and ask to be included in those situations because you’d like to learn how to respond.

That's kind of the point though. When you're together, you don't need to think about how to include others in the discussion or talk to your manager. It all happens organically.

> I’m sorry, I just don’t find that your feelings about online rejections is a good enough reason to drive into an office.

Again, this is not my personal feeling. I ran a video conferencing company that served hundreds of thousands of people over the pandemic. I'm telling you the feedback we got from our users. So, you might not be willing to drive to an office for my feelings. But if you're not willing to drive to an office for the majority of your team's feelings, you might just be an asshole?
I wondered the same thing, I just figured they were whitelisted by the paywalled sites but I don't know exactly why. Perhaps archive.today has accounts to these paywalled sites although I am not sure that's the case.

There is another site, 12ft.io, that used to bypass many of these site's paywalls but they got pushback and now longer offer bypass for sites like WSJ and NYT.
I think the author is talking about a general scenario, not one of their past edits.
You mean the astronaut shot?
If you just want to experiement with it for say a couple of weeks, does it really matter that the commands from those few weeks disappear if you decide not to continue using it?

Presumably you already have a long history of commands from past years in the original format. And if your command line usage is similar to mine, then most of the commands you will use in the future will be covered by your existing history.

So if a few weeks of experimenting with atuin ends with you deciding not to use atuin, then probably you will be fine going back to the old history files that do not include those weeks of activity.
It would be really cool if they offered a (obviously) non DRM'ed ASCII art version of movies over telnet! :)
Just finished ADHD Pro, currently reading A Thousand Brains. After that is Getting To Neutral.
You're right - It shouldn't matter - having separated accounts makes sense if you're concerned with putting all your eggs in one basket.
They have these things called midi guitars now. You don't need keyboard fluency. Hell, now a days you don't need any instrument other than a novation launchpad (a button grid). However, if you are going for a music degree, you should be able to know what the difference between a dorian and mixolydian scale. You should know that there's 7 different ways to play a D major on the guitar. You should know how to do pentatonic scales in any key as well as blues harmonic scales. Any guitarist who wants to play professionally needs to know this. Whether they are a rhythm guitarist, a soloist, a satanist, or a folk strummer. It's not just about being "gud", but knowing how to construct a solo, using those scales, in the songs key. That is very VERY much required. If you are interested in pursuing music as a degree then these things are table stakes. It's taught in high school. Go brush up.
Not entirely. Consists of (without a modifier like "in part") usually strongly implies completeness or functional completeness ("active ingredients") in the subsequent list, comprises is more free to be incomplete.
Confirmation bias. People select what they want to remember.

In any case, it's the trends that matter, not the year-to-year variation. Some years will be cooler than the previous, but both will be part of a worrying multi-decade trend of upward temperature trends.
I don't think anyone has "figured it out" if they still don't have unconstrained driverless cars.
Unfortunate compromise of not paying for font licenses — and google fonts is the most extensive collection of free fonts.

As for fonts — it’s unideal! Those initial fonts are actually just the glyphs subset of fonts so I can display their names in the font picker. It’s already somewhat cut down by separating the fonts into basic and all, as well as delaying the load a few seconds after initial load, but still a lot to fix up there.
I could agree more! Irregardless of what words actually mean we should just use whatever we want.
OK thanks for the pointer I submited there for every plugin now as a not-developer to see if that helps.

I stopped paying the pro because without plugins it didnt do that much tbh
I thought the StarWars telnet went offline? :/
American political arrangement usually makes large cities economic and cultural outliers of the states where they reside. State governments of states containing a single large city like eg NY and IL usually prohibit exactly this, and most other sorts of rebalancing in favor of the city.
Why would people starve to death? There are unemployment benefits. If you think they are not enough, that's the state's problem to solve, not the private sector's one.
> I wonder if that kind of marketing is actually quite successful.

I think their revenue says it is, unfortunately.
And that kind of defeats the purpose. You’re better off paying the money for house in the burbs and get the better school systems.
Congratulations, that's awesome.

I'm curious, do you adjust or renegotiate your brand deals periodically based on anything like metrics, value of their new campaigns, etc.?

In general just curious about how those contacts work out for you. Not in the game but have worked around it a lot, away from YouTube.
By "we parents," I was referring to those who had already posted similar opinions on this subthread. I didn't intend to imply I was speaking for all parents. (E.g., you had not posted yet, so you were not among those "trying to communicate.") I apologize that I was insufficiently precise with my wording to prevent misinterpretation, or if I misrepresented the "we" that I did implicate.

I agree, of course, that not every parent will feel it was worth the costs. And I didn't even give my personal opinion on that. My statement, which I still stand by, is that negative experiences babysitting should not be given heavy weight in the decision. Babysitting and parenting are not comparable experiences. I accept and concede that for some people maybe they feel similar enough in that they dislike both; I do not think this invalidates my point. (I'm unfamiliar with the "hormones" argument and cannot speak to that.)
I thought the biggest risk was Sarah Connor and Thomas Anderson.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iI8e3kU11eU
How are sensors added to a system like this without it no longer being a year to year comparison?
I assume the author is not a native speaker based on some of the odd grammar and phrasing in the post. It doesn't really detract from the work

Edit: They appear to be french: http://serge.liyun.free.fr/serge/
Really? I'm surprised -- every other time I visit my parents I overhear conservative media gloating over how the latest downward fluctuation in something or other casts doubt on global warming. They've been doing this for at least 20 years but the lines keep going up.
Yeah seems to be one of the foundational pieces of modern finance
Why post at all if you don’t know?
Probably paranoia, but I’d be uncomfortable feeding it a bunch of domain and server names, along with any other more interesting params that might sneak in.
I personally think the same as the other comment. Do you really think money is the bottleneck? Let’s assume Sam Altman felt that way. He couldn’t drum up that cash tomorrow if he wanted??? For the pinnacle of human invention. Twitter was purchased for way way more than 50 mil.
Yes (did not doubt that), but this is of course only one part of the puzzle. Remember that the assumption of the post you responded too suggested incentives tied to real estate (stock in real estate sector might already be enough), and not about salary/stock in OpenAI. What about other engagements, promises made and so on? Has he declared that incentive-wise there is nothing else than OpenAI going on for him?
I released an improved AirBnB search a few months back: https://stay100.app
Seems to be sloppy research. Doesn't seem to understand the difference between world/US and US grid doesn't have to supply the worlds' EVs.

>> There were 16.5 million electric vehicles on the world’s roads in 2020

That's the world, not the US. The US has less than a million EVs, maybe 2 at most.[1][2]

>> this is expected to rise to 300 million by 2030. But with these rising numbers, the US grid could struggle without investment and changes in charging habits, a Stanford study finds.

Projections are 26 million[3] by 2030 in US, 300 million is worldwide, but what has US grid got to do with it?

But, even if it were true, it won't be as big as a challenge as its made out to be.

a) There is plenty of free renewable power. Renewables oversupply, which is currently being curtailed. Renewables are growing, this will mean plenty of oversupply coming online. If only there was a way to create demand.

b) Wholesale prices went negative about 200 million times across the seven US grids in 2021

c) EVs can absorb all of this free energy or get paid to absorb

d) Right now, energy bill is split between gas, electricity and nat gas. Households switching to EVs will have solar, bringing their bills to zero as well as no new demand on the grid.

e) Quite possibly, there is no net new demand. A comment on HN: It takes about as much electricity (or energy) to refine a tank of gas as to charge an EV. [5]

[1]https://environmentamerica.org/articles/youre-not-imagining-...

[2]https://electrek.co/2021/11/09/the-number-of-us-electric-veh...

[3]https://www.eei.org/News/news/All/eei-projects-26-million-el...

[4] https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-08-30/trapped-r...

[5] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35653034
No.

The publisher was willing to sell X for $Y. You took X + Z for $Y.

I get that you feel entitled to it, and I've certainly pirated stuff for convenience or financial reasons (as a starving college student, there was a lot of $500 - $5000 software that I really needed).

But it's disingenuous to play the victim when you're the one not honoring a seller's right to set the terms of sale. Pirate away, by all means, but spare us the nobility.
I'm all for it continuing, but it always struck me as wild how you can just pick a UK SIM up at the airport from a vending machine. I don't know of many countries where this is possible.
That's great, imagine if more researchers were as excited to reproduce results as you are? The world would be much better.
My guess: stolen usernames/passwords. Or actual paid subs.
How can you secure an opportunistic and resourceful sales team that's encouraged by commission, but not corrupted by it?

What are some of the best ways to ensure the folks developing business leads don't sell out your future for their present?

What are the best incentive structues you can provide so they don't want or need to?
I'm mostly imagining a dysgenic future similar to Idiocracy; but really, it's more of an emotional appeal than an actual argument.
Major or minor third?
The boss often has little power or agency to fix it. You have never been a middle manager. The amount of red tape you need to go through to fire someone for cause, cover your ass from lawsuits, etc is overwhelming.

Managers are people too, often struggling because they’re squashed between challenging top down directives and the needs of all their reports.
> And even in this limited domain we cannot solve the Halting Problem, so I consider them a part of the Turing Machine class even if they are descendants of Turing's Form.

Non-halting finite machines are periodic.

The fact that we are unable to detect that they have returned to a prior state is a physical limitation, not a theoretical one.
Again, you're focusing on entertainment and ignoring other factors. I never claimed HN is not entertaining.

Simply put: HN is not a national security threat, and TikTok is. This statement is compatible with acknowledging that both provide value (of the entertainment sort and otherwise).

But when evaluating the risk associated with each platform, one is clearly in a category that the other is not.

Guns can be very entertaining. Learning to shoot and honing one's skills can be an enjoyable and rewarding experience. People do it because it makes them feel good. It's as simple and as complex as that.

But if you were to evaluate the risks of using guns as entertainment, you could not conclude that guns are no different than guitars. Both can be used to satisfy deeply human desires to learn a skill and entertain oneself. But there is an appropriate difference in policy when it comes to the requirements imposed on a gun buyers vs. guitar shoppers.

I'm not saying you're doing this intentionally, but you continue to ignore and sidestep the nuance that I and others have tried to reintroduce.

Let me ask you this: is there something that would have to happen for you to change your opinion about TikTok? If we learned tomorrow that it has actively been used to manipulate the mental health of teens and could be causally linked to suicides, does the overall entertainment value make that not matter?

Where's the line that you won't cross?
Thanks, that answer is very interesting. If you're ever on the GraalVM slack please do ping me, I've been interested in Sulong and related topics for a long time. Edit: I found your report, will take a look.

HotSpot has a thing called libjsig which lets HotSpot interop with code that needs to install its own signal handlers. I guess you could use this from a native component of a Truffle language to intercept segfaults, and then if a bit of code is observed to be catching traps you could deopt/reopt. Intel MPKs could be used to protect the VM's own areas of memory. So, still use the native MMU but with a few twists to allow it to be fully virtualized.

Still, at some point I guess the question becomes why not just use something like NOAH. If you have an amd64 host then you can run userspace code inside a custom VM and just trap and emulate the syscalls from outside that space. The main benefit I can think of using Graal to do this is not needing nested virtualization, and maybe with additional work the pure software approach can be faster eventually.
I fully agree that malicious corporations and governments are the largest risk here. However, I think it's incredibly important to reject the reframing of "AI safety" as anything other than the existential risk AGI poses to most of humanity.

What will the world look like when AGI is finally achieved, and the corporations and governments that control them rapidly have millions of useless mouths to feed? We might end up living in a utopic post-scarcity society where literally every basic need is furnished by a fully automated industrial base. But there are no guarantees that the entities in control will take things in that direction.

AI safety is not about whether "tech bros are going to be mean to women".
AI safety is about whether my government is concerned with my continued comfortable existence once my economic value as a general intelligence is reduced to zero.
Hahaha tell that to my Unreal Engine build times.

A brand new AMD Epyc, 64 core machine, will take over an hour to compile. Good times.
It's a frame of mind.

Often a developer will see something big or complex and see it as a problem.

But they should consider whether this matches the size/scope of the problem being solved
If people are given the the ability to charge their cars during the daytime, this will be a non-issue. That, however, is a big if.

https://twitter.com/MegaWattXinfo/status/1650913384206942414
The problem here is the ambiguity. Someone who uses the original meaning of comprise will interpret a sentence in the opposite way of someone using the new. "America comprises many states and territories" -> "Many states and territories are comprised of America" have the same meaning with the original definition. With the new definition, you'd have to invert both sentences.

This is called a Janus word because it can be it's own antonym. There are other Janus words, like "table" as in "to table a topic for discussion", which means opposite things in American vs British English. The author touches on the fact that that's a regional distinction, but there is no such regional distinction for comprise. Therefore it makes sense for a website like Wikipedia to pick a single form, and the original is still more widespread than the new.
That kind of density requires trains. However, thanks to the privatisation of every aspect of our society, we can't build trains anymore.
Thinkpads are still designed in america, and its still basically an american company, just with a different owner.
Same thing applies to Motorola and other lenovo acquisitions.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5g7WrTuL5AQ