skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
nope

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Branch_(computer_science)

a jump is one kind of branch, but branch describes more things than just jumps
Again. You are ignoring that users gain real value from this. The reason why copyright owners are making more profit is because user's are finding value in their product and they are being given what they want.
That's no good, wasn't my point if so. Luckily it seems like you're in the minority so far, so at least I managed to get the right feeling across to some people.
It's even worse that if you try to add bob#1234 and he doesn't exist because it's Bob the error message you get doesn't remind you usernames are case sensitive.
Our Alien Stalkers
Of course they can. You don’t get a pass on correctness just because you call your incorrect statement an opinion. E.g., “in my opinion, the Earth is a torus.”
Also: Gabor Mate. He’s got videos, interviews, books. He focuses on addictions and childhood trauma, but his latest book extends his research to society in a broader level. His work is essential.
> Electric vehicles boast instant torque, meaning they accelerate the second you put the pedal to the metal. However, the high instant torque of electric vehicles can also increase wear and tear.

It seems like this factor could be easily solved with torque output adjustments, but it won’t be unless it’s regulated.

The unwashed masses now expect every BEV to be performant without knowing the maintenance costs of actual ICE performance cars.

Manufacturers feed into this, as dealers love to have repeat customers for an otherwise low-maintenance car.
> User A can have his client filter them out locally

We've been trying that with email and spam for the last 3 decades and I've got to tell you the results are not good.

> prior to when they'd otherwise be displayed.

A has to download the harassment from B just to then filter it locally? Seems like you're putting the onus on A here to do the work. What happens if B sends enough to DOS A's link? Or sends CSAM and now A is committing a crime just by downloading the content?

> as User B could log out, or use another account that hasn't been blocked

Which increases the friction on B if they want to harass A - this is good! We want to make harassment as friction-full as possible!
If you have a username full of weird casing and unicode characters you kinda deserve people not being able to add you

Regarding discriminators: have 5-digit discriminators for usernames used by more than 10000 accounts
I don’t know if that’s true but it seems like TikTok’s success is at least partially attributable to it not being?
Facing “mega drought”? Drain reservoirs into the ocean. Stressed power grid? Ban gas, encourage electric, and bring no new generation online.

I don’t understand governance in this state.
So, please define best, because it depends on what you're looking for. A list of the options I know and would personally recommend:

Bitwarden (optionally with self-hosted Vaultwarden) - Best UX for the FOSS options, syncs all your devices, overall just pretty good.

Website: https://bitwarden.com/
Vaultwarden: https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden

KeepassXC (optionally synced with syncthing or your cloud provider of choice) - Portable, no need to host a server to keep the database, offline-first. Database format is standardized, and other password managers support the database format.

Desktop: https://keepassxc.org/
Android: https://www.keepassdx.com/
iOS: https://strongboxsafe.com/
Syncthing: https://syncthing.net/

pass, if you're always on the terminal. (optionally synced with syncthing or any cloud provider). Or you can go with gopass, which uses the same database format, has better support for multiple users/stores, and enables git versioning by default. There are GUI and mobile clients available that are compatible with this database format.

pass: https://www.passwordstore.org/
gopass: https://www.gopass.pw/

These are the main ones I would recommend you take a look at for the most common use-cases. I can't recommend anything that doesn't provide FOSS clients or that can't be self-hosted, so some decent options UX-wise were excluded. You really have to see what you want out of the password manager to choose one. Keep in mind that for both pass and keepass there are multiple clients that are compatible with the database format, that affords you with more portability, options, and the possibility of having native clients.
You mean making a comeback? kinda noticed this with VR boots Maybe it depends on the country, I remember back in the PS2 era a lot of cybercafes in my hometown had sections where you could rent time to play competitive games, a lot of teenagers would go and play mini tournaments.
It's not a lottery, there's a direct relationship between the quality of a video and its viewership.

Luck is involved, but to a much lesser degree than in fields like music, acting, or startups.
> When Adobe finally got around to sprucing up the Macintosh version of Illustrator, they cleverly called the new version Illustrator 88, because it appeared in 1988. You could still buy Illustrator 88 in 1989, though. And in 1990. And even into 1991, when it was finally replaced by Illustrator 3.0. Adobe is not a marketing company.

(From https://www.cringely.com/2013/03/14/accidental-empires-chapt... )
The scariest thing about having abusive parents is that you end up becoming like them. It took me many years to understand why my relationships would all fail. In hindsight, I was emotionally abusive to a lot of my partners. I will not offer an apology for it, as that just feels hollow and empty. All I can say is that I am trying to be better.
It's not scarier when living people do this?

AI at least considers everything it's taught. The average CEO doesn't give a shit about the human cost of their paperclip. When Foxconn workers were killing themselves from the poor conditions of their working environment, the solution psychologists came up with was "safety nets". If you think AI will unlock some never-before-seen echelon of human cruelty, you need a brief tour through the warfare, factory farming and torture industrial complexes. Humans are fucked up, our knack for making good stuff like iPhones and beer is only matched by our ability to mass-produce surveillance networks and chemical weapons.

Will AI be more perverted than that? Maybe if you force it to, but I'd wager the mean of an AI's dataset is less perverse than the average human is.
tldr; Author should find a therapist if they haven't already.

I can perfectly imagine that friend saying "you're making excuses for him," and the frustration both the friend and author have at not seeing the situation from the same vantage point. I can feel the friend's frustration at the gravity of the situation somehow not getting through fully to the author. (As well as the author's frustration for the friend not grokking the complexity of the relationship!)

The thing is, there may well be feelings and contradictions that the author must-- when they are ready and willing-- sit with and somehow start to confront and understand, regardless of what those feelings are. As someone who hasn't dealt with physical abuse, not only would be it difficult to know how to help a close friend through those feelings, but there's a good chance I'd actively guide them away from confronting them. "You're nothing like him," or, "but you were just defending your sister," etc. I don't want a friend to feel those things! And even if I knew they need to go there, how in the world would I know when it's time or how to safely encourage them to confront them?

There are things that feel wrong that are part of the right process, and plenty of things that feel right which don't help you heal. A therapist who specializes in child abuse can help the author by guiding them through this, with practical experience and without judgment.
And for those with a mild sesame allergy, things improved dramatically as they don't have to play roulette with how much "undetectable" sesame is in their food anymore. The amount of sesame is known, quantified, and reliable. Once they establish that a food is "safe", they can buy it going forward.

What did everybody expect was going to happen? That companies were magically going to sterilize their production lines?
How are you using ChatGPT internally at your company?
I am curious how other people are using the API in their company. I've mostly just used it to help write up generic emails in my personal life.
Isn’t something paraphrase hashing something that should be heavily rate limited?

In order to DoS your typical site through passphrase hashing you would need to be:

- have a ton of valid usernames/emails of accounts that need to be checked (because a typical password check will rate limit by account)
- send in a massive torrent of traffic from a ton of IP addresses (because a typical password check will be rate limited by IP, even more than typical IP based rate limiting)

While this is not impossible if you had those resources it still might be easier to just DoS the site though standard pages/ endpoints by sheer traffic.
I think people have largely become accustomed to seeing nothing being built or improved in California. Whole generation of people at this point.
Humans use biases like how good something or someone looks. As well as other shortcuts and gut feeling. Engineer's biases are different from normal people though. For example a normal person would see someone good looking as competent, and if you don't understand it means that good looking guy is also very smart...
Sure, if you want to nitpict.
"upgrading the urban wastewater-treatment facilities surrounding the bay would eliminate nutrient pollution, permitting more delta water to be directed to California’s farms and cities"

What are the controversies surrounding this proposal?
Don't forget the PineTab-V, available for preorder now, delivery "late May". No doubt very compatible with the Star64, but in a 10.1" tablet with detachable keyboard.
> There’s a new topical NSAID for arthritis that recently made the switch to OTC too, I think.

Diclofenac did, if that's the one you're thinking of. I was prescribed it for joint pain a few years ago and was pleasantly surprised when I was able to buy it OTC after a while.
It comes down to personality- some optimize to avoid failing, others optimize to achieve success. And ne'er the twain shall meet.
As someone who's watched some of this but has little personal interest, the differentiation seems to be that Bluesky has a more compelling product on top of its decentralized protocol, judging by the reaction to it by 'personalities' from various domains.
Ideally, we'd get rid of private cars in the city completely and replace them with better public transport and cycling infrastructure, but looking at the real life facts, there's no political will to push car owners out of car ownership, and car owners are by far a majority of the voting population, even among the low earners.

In Tokyo it’s illegal to own a car unless you have a deviated car space near your apartment. Within 1km (if I’m not mistaken).

You must prove you have a space to rent (they will come an inspect it) before you can register.

Maybe a model like that should be introduced ?

No one owns a car in Tokyo and taxis and bikes are happy, it’s an incredible city to visit.
I have not been able to jump on the TS train. For the longest time, it has just not quite felt right. Adding layers upon layers of complexity for a static type system and some related syntactic sugar, all while guaranteeing that it remains a superset of JavaScript has left it in a similar position to C++. It’s fragility has left it with a house of cards-type feel with unending dependency trees and poor visibility into itself as a runtime.
I've never played them but I assume for-business consoles must have some different offering than home consoles. Like roaming profiles, etc.
It doesn't sound too hard to layer on top of AT Proto. You already have cryptographic building blocks so you can encrypt content for specific users, I'd guess the only thing that is missing having something like that is the actual UI.

But I haven't done a deep-dive into the protocol, just a surface glance so far.
I imagine drinking only bottled water for a week, and perhaps increase the intake of salt for the same time. (Be careful if you have hypertension, it may be more dangerous the additional salt than the radiation.) Beer and salted peanuts looks like a wonderful anti-radiation plan.

If you get enough radioactive sodium salts to get covered in a dust layer, you are probably in trouble anyway. It may help that sodium is soluble an it can be washed easily.

If the small hidden sodium salts leak to water streams, my guess is that the concentration will be smaller than the natural sodium, and eating some additional non-radioactive sodium may help to remove it from inside the body even faster. Something like the potassium iodine pills.
So now we are hiding behind semantics? If 942M is 37% operating profit then with a tax rate of 22% the net profit is still 29% for the publishing arm. Still way higher than 19%.

You are confusing the parent company with the publishing part for that 19%, which is the main subject here. You are uninformed.
> Is it an open protocol?

https://atproto.com/
Front disk brakes came into widespread use in 1960s and for a good reason.

They are more efficient (read: safety) and much easier to maintain.

Rear brakes are almost redundant on entry level cars except for the parking brake. You can just disconnect them and not notice any significant change in handling.
HTML? Webdev? Then try https://www.freecodecamp.org/
Wouldn't the 360 have been Xbox 2?
My dad would make me pick, the belt or the wooden spoon. I'd pick the belt because a) fuck him and b) it would be over faster.

I used to think this was normal, that every kid got this.

He'd punch me in the arm, in the chest, smack the back of my head to 'toughen me up'.

One night I had a car accident, I called him from hospital (I was fine) he asked how the car was, how bad was the car? Who did I hit?
It dawned on me that he'd never asked if I was ok. I hadn't said anything but "Dad I crashed the car".

Years of abuse that I would hide and no one would know about, except my mother who put up with it and never stopped him.

Now he has very serious dementia, in a care facility on his own, still healthy but completely not himself. He cries and my heart breaks. He asks me to help him die because he forgets who I am, but I remember everything.
The author is arguing for massive spending on environmental (and environmentally-friendly sounding) projects- somewhat at odds with some of the feelings expressed.
There is a difference between software development and running a business. As in, "hustle to figure out this complicated operational problem or die running out of money in a month", vs "a grab bag of nice-to-have tickets for the next year or so". Besides the fact that many open-source projects like Linux also had a ton of corporate contribution from in-office workers.
I agree that for the foreseeable future designers / commerical artists will have to overall decide "what goes on the screen, where, and why", but not anymore for all smaller scale details. Generative AI automates creativity at least to some extent, which is qualitatively different from past developments. The example with the island tortoise on the Adobe website is not a real demo, but it doesn't seem far away.
I tried this during university. I hosted a party with a bunch of fruits and vegetables. It was a really fun time, it really does work.

I remember being surprised that many people said they didn’t want to try miraculin because they like food the way it tasted already.
Imo, it's time to define tiers of intelligence, and then say "GPT4 is a level 3 AI". We can start with observing animals and birds to define the basic level 1 intelligence: it's an ability to react to environment, but they cannot learn because they don't have much memory. Level 2 adds sub-conscious memory that enables learning basic tricks, but learning is very slow. That's monkeys. Level 3 adds conscious memory: the subject is aware of its existence and can use it to remember faces or learn complex behaviours. That's early humans. Level 4 would introduce the concept of thought: an imaginary object that can be manipulated to model reality. Level 5 is abstract thought: it's no longer limited to real things and can model abstract concepts that's never been seen by the subject.
Windows 9x UIs probably do bathe that particular group of HN users in comfort. It’s less not understanding usability and more being disconnected from the typical user
I can't imagine the authors didn't think of that.

And in fact, the study strengthens the idea that if ketamine works against depression, the conscious experience matters, because if you remove the experience using anesthesia, then it doesn't work.
> I keep hoping for a future where my dad and I call every few days, and I can tell him about the decisions I’m navigating or the opinions I actually hold, without him yelling at me when I deviate from his expectations. I find myself dreaming that one day, my dad will call me and tell me that he connected with his own memories of his parents, and now fully understands the magnitude of the pain I endured. We’ve undergone similar pains, he’ll tell me. He got hit for wanting meat, and I got hit for not washing my hands. I’m sorry for recycling that pain.

The sad reality that Miller outlines in her most popular title is that you'll probably never receive this want even if you communicate it constantly. That book really hurt to read. But it is the truth.
> Imo, it’s time to define tiers of intelligence

First, we would have to define the concept of intelligence.
Thx. Is there a specific name for this offering? Sorry first time using cloud flare lol, just digging around.
Then why are developer tools for a MacBook the same size as the MacBook itself?
Most EU cuties aren't dense like Tokyo though.
Many people are using it, but people that are relying on OpenAI to do all of the work for them aren't looking deep enough to realize it.
Glasses and contact lenses have extreme potential for abuse, and should only be used with a recent (1 year) prescription from a licensed optometrist.
We will rock you?
Ohh. /bestcomments must be what I'm thinking of.

Thank-you for those other links too.
Used vehicle sales will continue in 7 years.
Source: I worked next to the team.
Yes, for both gameplay and most of the engine.
I’d argue that intellectual property is not capitalism (or real property). The government can’t give you the right to an idea, nobody is stealing from you by copying your book or painting.
The thing with rice (grain crops are rarely irrigated) is that while it’s a huge water suck, the nice thing about it is that in a drought you don’t have to plant it, whereas something like fruit trees (which produce a much bigger economic output per unit of water used) require water even during droughts or you lose years worth of future production.

If you have a sensibly designed water market, this aspect of the water management problem goes away as rice doesn’t get planted when the water price is high enough. Farmers will complain mightily (and should be politely ignored or if that fails told exactly where they can stick their complaints).
They fuck you up, your mum and dad.

They may not mean to, but they do.

They fill you with the faults they had

And add some extra, just for you.

-Philip Larkin, This Be The Verse
As a team member, one request that I do have is that don't make Clubhouse's mistake. Someone once told me that Clubhouse was like a house party, where your behavior reflected on who invited you. So it kept the initial community quality high.

The minute Clubhouse removed that invite-only policy, the community died very quickly and everything was replaced by the worst sludge imaginable.

I think you should keep the invite structure, and increase the number of invites to positive users/communities (as you already do!). And use the graph that naturally forms to inform content moderation.

Social shame is a strong motivator that hasn't been properly deployed by a platform yet (mobs on twitter don't count). What I'm thinking about is that if someone you invited directly does something horrible like, posts slurs to a user, then the inviter should also get a notice that their invitee was a horrible human being. And if this inviter's invites end up being toxic people, then it may be a good idea to prune that branch of the tree.

This structure will limit growth, necessarily, but it will also give you time to solidify a new kind of structure and a new kind of experiment in social media.

I think it is possible to have a high-quality social network that scales.

Also, please for the love of god, I want to get my mom to use the platform, can you make sure that stuff doesn't break containment?
By that logic a company could never achieve it's goals, and yet, they do. If humans can model other humans well enough to leverage their capabilities to execute long-term plans (at some scale) and AGI at least as capable as humans comes into existence, then it could do the same thing.

I think the AGI skeptics and the AGI skeptic-skeptics both suffer from framing issues. The main frame assumed seems to be "there will be a single AGI trying to do things". The cognitive lightcone of a single entity is likely to be limited, but an aggregate or collective of those entities can achieve vastly more ambitious goals.

The other frame that seems likely incorrect is the "all or nothing" and "all at once" approach to thinking about it. Hitler started out as a single cell and his existence was a continuum all the way from that single cell right through to that bunker. AGI will be a continuum too.

I'm incredibly confident that anyone incredibly confident in future predictions is wrong.
My parents didn't like me as a person, I don't remember why.

My mother once said to me "When you were a child I thought you'd grow up to be the next Adolph Hitler.".

My father's version was "You couldn't have had a brother because we couldn't have another one of you.".

Both punished me for not being the person they wanted me to be, not only was there very little overlap between my personality and what they wanted, there was bugger all overlap between what the two of them wanted individually.

I ended up with a compromised façade of a personality that I'm still trying to peel away.
Sure, but that’s a long way from the initial hype which is my point.

I simply don’t recall anything else where most people’s opinions spiked then fell so rapidly before.
I have a problem where my shell history seems to be… inconsistent or different if I have multiple terminal tabs open.

Is there a way to say, “I don’t care about which terminal a command is written to, just log them all chronologically in the same file”?

Would this SQLite approach work that way?
Yup. The only reason I had that machine was the sale of some manufacturing related software I had written, and it probably was the worst 386/25 possible!
Any leaked, salacious stuff will just be termed as Russian disinformation.
Google? Don’t you mean alphabet?

That’s the company that has that chat product gchat/hangouts/meet
What really blows my mind is that people are using a language model to do anything important with confidence.
FaaS in Go with WASM, WASI and Rust
The actual game itself, yes. Based on this open source project though which provides the language its written in and core engine tech: https://github.com/aardappel/lobster
Copilot also runs a small model on the users machine to quickly provide simple predictions.