skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Imagine if I found Boeing 777 in wild with all tooling in hanger but no other humans, just me there.

Can chatgpt help me repair this airplane and make it skyworthy with i knowing nothing about planes?

If it can it means, we can really replace most of the technicians today who diagnose and fix issues in different ways machinery with just chatgpt and intern.

There are some people who always figure out what to put in Google search go diagnose issues in machinery or system, they will run dozens or more searches and get idea about what they are working with and suddenly they can fix the issues they wanted to fix.

Does it mean these googlefu technical guys can now be replaced by average highschcooler + chatgpt
I wouldn't say that it performs great, it barely chugs along. Not the bar I would like to set for a chat app.
I was curious to see if Norway really did that so I looked it up: they didn't, they banned it on government devices, which makes sense to me.
There's also aircon at government buildings here where I live, that you can visit for free.

However it would still be a bit silly to say that our government is providing free aircon to poor people.

Technically, they do. But it's such a niche case. Just like people don't typically go and fill up jugs at the public water fountains to flush their toilets at home with.

So you are technically correct, but it doesn't matter.
It has many use cases, but they don't really need extreme security. Secure boot is not really needed for something that's always running (a server).
Ron Paul. Rand Paul. Very few others.
*If it would work at all in Firefox.
Besides NYC, which is an outlier in all the wrong ways in this sort of space, I've never heard of private shelters. That's not to say people aren't getting rich of nonprofit shelters.
I am referring to a preference. As in given options A and B they would prefer option B, but I not suggesting they actually get to make the decision.

That said, there are still some fairly poor democracies.
The organizational structure doesn't have to be reflected in the built artifact(s), though. Just look at Chrome. It has who knows how many teams working on it, but gets built into a single giant DLL (or executable, depending on your platform). And newer languages like Go and Rust make it easier to link everything into one big artifact like this.
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No worries. Thanks for being so civil!

In principle you could still sell the vaccines and separately give people money for taking them. For cheap, well-established vaccines that would just be more hassle than it's worth.

For eg the first batches of the covid vaccine, it would have made a lot of sense though.
Just delete Google assistant. I assume that's possible on a Pixel?
Thanks!

I still remember the day I saw your project on HN [1]. Your work encouraged me to start exploring my search engine ideas. I can't believe you are commenting on my work.

1 - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28550764
The last time I watched actual live TV was the opening ceremony of the Beijing Summer Olympics in 2008.

And even then I had to quickly find an antenna cable from the Box of Cables I'll Certainly Need Someday, only because the web stream was so unreliable at the time.

After we moved out of that place, I never bothered to pack up the antenna cable and threw it out. We've been Bluray/DVD and streaming only from that point on.

It would've taken longer, but I don't follow sports, so I don't need "live" TV even for that. And even then there is a 0-60 second delay on the "live" tv compared to some streams. (The upstairs neighbours cheer for a goal a good 15 seconds before I see it on my stream :D)
BJP will be there till there is a strong opposition party, congress is a mess
Crystal core developer speaking:

I think Crystal shines with these focus points, except 3. which needs some love (but it's on our radar).

1. C bindings are nice and easy

2. The integrated spec framework builds on the syntax of rspec and is quite capable. Of course it's opinionated, and there are alternatives in the ecosystem.

3. There are some IDE plugins with basic features. Context awareness in source code is an intricate problem because it requires a lot of semantic analysis. So it needs a bit more effort to iron out.

4. Crystal feels like a dynamic language, yet it's fully statically typed. Features like type inference and union types make this possible.
I was half hoping that it was a kinetic storage solution, like the brick-based one that did the rounds a week or so ago.
> If you pass a bill that improves lives for hundreds of millions of citizens and nobody remembers the name, you wasted your time

I think people that pass bills that are aimed at improving the lives of the citizens do not particularly care.

Which is why our political system is filled with people that care about getting re-elected at the expense of the citizens.
I'd love to read more about it. Sounds both fun and potentially useful
I don't agree with it from the start.
Right amount of suffering builds you and strengthens you. In some way evolution can be thought of as suffering of species in an infinite quest to better respond to surroundings.
Finally, there's no happy feelings without sad feelings. Experiencing both extremes in balance is living life to its fullest.
In a similar sense EU has mandated that wastewater is to be treated in even very small villages.

There are also second-order costs. I know people who live half the year in a 'very small village' (30-40 houses, no shops, no cars, no sewage system, water comes from wells) and these well meaning, but very inflexible, rules can make it very expensive to do even the most basic of renovations.

I also spoke to a couple of people in a very rural village in Italy and asking about why so many houses were in such disrepair. Turns our the people living there could not afford to repair them in a way that complied with all the regulations about preserving 'historic' buildings. These where largely poorer people who's family had owned the house for generations. They couldn't afford to repair their homes, but they also couldn't move since their houses where in such a state that they where effectively worthless.
Actually we live in 2023 with all kinds of DPI / Great Firewall so every government considers citizens with an internet access as naughty children, with the corresponding appeal.
I don't know. Some of the semi-literate gibberish I often have to deal with in Slack conversations might benefit from a pass through an LLM.
At what point are you expecting the Pinkerton Agents to break down your door and drag you to a private black site on WotC's request? =)
> Some might also consider it undermining their own industry

Especially if that industry has evolved into suckling at the government's teat. Taxpayer milk is the sweetest milk.
Going beyond build.rs: introducing cargo-px
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-leicestershire-60051861
Why not choose an open-source solution https://github.com/milvus-io/milvus, free!
There are a number of lectures on youtube for most, if not all, of the papers in this thread. You should check those out too, though I am at a loss to suggest any specific ones, as I have not found any favorites among them.
I don't see him defending whatever. Ongoing assault on private communication is a world-wide problem, nothing specifically Indian.
"cajole or trick your employees into thinking that what they’re doing is important"

Relevant Subnormality Comix:
https://viruscomix.com/page477.html
Compared to any other approach to AI we've come up with, neural networks are way more complicated.

Besides, they're not the final solution to anything.

Learning your history is the only way to avoid repeating the same mistakes.
Quick shout out to the New York Times game "Spelling Bee". It involves making lots of words from 6 letters plus 1 mandatory letter.

https://www.nytimes.com/puzzles/spelling-bee
If beauty was the only metric of attractiveness or likeability, sure. Except that incels are not celibate because they're ugly, they're celibate because they're convinced that women don't want them because of their looks. That thinking makes them entitled people with an overall terrible personality. That's why they can't get laid.
You don't even need to get into the second order social costs. SF spends about $70,000 per shelter bed per year, or $5,800 per month. Rent in SF is expensive, but not that expensive.

https://www.sfchronicle.com/sf/article/s-f-report-puts-a-1-4...
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His other comment was flagged.
Why are you asking that question? The post to which i replied was asking why someone who has made that much money would continue working.
primarying her into retirement might tho
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Unlike in US, fascist supporters in India are everywhere in STEM. I would give this person some credit though because usually they are very open in their support.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but F# has had that on inception 18 years ago which it inherited from the ML family of programming languages.

Though I agree it's a much saner default to ask for type information rather than default to Any/dyn like Julia does.
That's Swedish, not Dutch.
Seems to be terrorism related and not isolated to Element:

The Indian government has blocked 14 messenger mobile apps that were used by terrorists in Pakistan to transmit information to Jammu & Kashmir.

https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/centre-blocks-14-m...
Most countries already tax capital gains at a different rate than other income. For example here in Singapore we have a maximum marginal income tax of 22% and a capital gains tax of 0%. (Dividends are taxed separately.)

What was special about the Swiss proposal?

> The problem with LVT is that most billionaires don't have most of their wealth in land. It's just a specific version of a wealth tax that targets a form of wealth that is no longer the biggest factor in what makes the extremely rich, well, extremely rich. LVT won't turn Bezos or Musk into non-billionaires.

Bezos worked very hard and his company Amazon benefitted many customers, workers and investors. If you have a tax system manages to raise a lot of money to the government with no deadweight losses, then it's an extra bonus if it leaves Bezos to his billions, too. That should encourage other people to emulate him.

Land is still extremely important in the modern economy. You might think eg modern Internet companies don't have much to do with land, but for some reason they still mostly cluster in a few spots around the globe, like Silicon Valley; despite the high rent in those places. They must get some advantage from that land there.

An LVT would allow to drop income taxes and capital taxes to 0%.
You jest, but for things like breaking national news/big weather events it can be nice to have so much data available.
Yep, we're (https://www.definite.app/) using pgvector and I was initially concerned about scaling, but it doesn't seem it will be a problem for our use case. I definitely wouldn't use it if I was building a feature for Slack, but works for us!
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Sure. But he has only five twenty-percents to spend in total.
With tools such as these the intelligence agencies have dirt on every single person of power. CIA director kept meeting with Epstein. Guy who let people many people currently in power have their way with underage girls.
code-davinci-002 is a base LM, and the other 3.5 models (text-davinci-{002,003}, gpt-3.5-turbo, and ChatGPT) use instruction tuning and/or RLHF. Source: https://platform.openai.com/docs/model-index-for-researchers
Lot's of great points. As a hiring manager for me it's:

Easy to hire for
Has great tooling/monitoring
Supports large teams working on a project
Fast (not the fastest but plenty fast)

Even the downsides are well known - yes it's verbose, harder to get started with, prone to over architecting
Mojo is a word for magic. Meme magic is a thing. Fire emoji is a meme.

That’s my attempt at making the connection.

It also just seems like a fun thing kids do. I don’t even know how to enter an emoji as a file extension so it could be a way to filter out oldsters who don’t know the new ways.
Do these apps link with a functioning mobile number? If not, that's the most likely reason they have been targeted.

Interestingly the US is busy pushing the EARN IT act again right now.
If you auction of the tickets in the first place, you don't have to criminalize the secondary market.

No need for a perfect world.
I think I've been through A, B and C... and finally got back to A :D

My problem is that quite a few libraries we use eventually stop being sufficient (either because it has bugs, performance issues, limited use-case, too-wide use-case etc), and then we have to either contribute to it, with the politics involved which can be more work than the code changes, or we just bite the bullet and write things ourselves. For that reason, I find it really good to be capable enough to write things from scratch when that makes sense.
So the (second) use of "maar" is just like English "but" in, say, "...I speak but a little Dutch".
I might be interested later.
I find it hard to believe that I, a casual, occasional googler, would demand $10/m of server time.
Could you please share the specific error message you are facing, perhaps from the console?
"ok google call 911" is a slightly better song than "Robert'); DROP TABLE Students;--" imho
I read it as (mostly) a joke. It's not nicer because it's objectively better in all cases, it's nicer because it's pyret.
Where do you get the communism from?

Modest levels of redistribution gets you something like Germany or Scandinavia or the US.
What? You mean on the work device of politicians? Not quite a ban, that.
A rite of passage for Element/Matrix. Apparently it does it's job so well that gov'ts are afraid on one end (India in this case), and adopting it on the other end (the German govt trying to not be spied on by the US).

Element/Matrix is growing up. Element/Matrix is making a dent in the universe. Congratulations!
India is a clown show. They recently banned VLC for piracy.
I found that it was the case compared to other alternatives for large scale corporate messaging.

Genuinely curious what would you recommend? I did try IRC a few times, but I really value a centralized searchable log of messages.
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I don't think they will as many parliament seats as they did last time.

I agree with your point though
Sure. But that's not what keeps systems written in COBOL or MUMPS. It's not what's kept the US air traffic control system running on 1970s-era hardware and software until very recently. Humans are perfectly capable of rewriting these systems. AI will be, as well.

The problem with changing a mission-critical system is risk, and cost. Maybe omniscient AIs in 3023 won't have this issue, but my ghost will be entirely unsurprised if there are still mission critical systems written in C laying around because whatever benefits are rewrite would give are dwarfed by the risk, perceived or real, of what happens if the rewrite isn't 100% perfect or doesn't 100% match the current system.
Using anecdotal evidence is what you do when you don't have factual evidence. Like a study that proves your point.

Feel free to use a dictionary or google to look up the meaning of "to radicalize" - I get "cause (someone) to adopt radical positions on political or social issues.".

What do you think reactionary mean? You have no further point other than reaction to what some activists do. You don't work for schools to have actual policy, you just flail your arms.

Vetting media outlet by general editorial quality is a good idea to not read nonsense.

Good job not using HN for ideological battles
I suppose the same way other open source languages fund themselves.

For a language, I think opennness and standards are so important because the usage is broad. The licensing aspects are also important, but I’m even hesitant to use open source languages that are largely run by a single org (eg, Go).
Why would the phone listen for commands while it's playing music? My iPhone doesn't do it, at least. Seems much more reasonable to me.
Not sure what this comment is driving at. "At it's core" a database is a collection of data, sure.
They're far-right Hindu nationalists. I'm not sure authoritarianism from an ethnonationalist party is particularly surprising.
The concept is actually slightly different. With memoization you store a map from inputs to outputs. A computed property doesn't necessarily do this, it just caches the result of the last computation.

The important part is that a computed property tracks its dependencies and is automatically re-calculated ONLY when necessary. If it behaves differently, it's not equivalent to the concept of a computed property in Vue.
How can society put costs on public servant treachery?
Barely related but Tk/Ttk (in particular tkinter[1]) is criminally underrated for GUI tools. There's a fairly solid cross-platform GUI toolkit right there in the Python standard library and it's even native on Win32 and macOS (meanwhile there are e.g. bootstrap-like skins for it in case you don't like the Motif-look on Linux). There's really no need for every small Python GUI tool/script to require PyQt/PySide/wxPython and the non-wheel packaging shenanigans that go with that.

[1] tkinter is actually a bi-directional Tcl <-> Python binding under the hood, all the binding code on the Python side is just classes and every method is just a thin wrapper around calling into Tcl.
This looks like an amazing tool. I've always thought it would be great if I could curate my own search index. And the way results are summarized with citations is really cool.

However, I am not sure the free plan is generous enough to properly evaluate the search engine and see if I can incorporate it into my workflow. And the pricing feels steep. I would have a look at Kagi's pricing model.
TTK can be themed to match your GTK theme :D.

You have the modernish bling-bling with TCL/TK's rad development.
Yes indeed and it’ll be interesting to see where that line is.

I still think there is a lot to be gained from just properly and efficiently composing the parts we already have (like how the community handled stable diffusion) and exposing them in an accessible manner. I think that’ll take years even if the low hanging algorithm fruits start thinning out.
I'm not sure that America presents itself as a "bastion of...lean government with minimum taxes". It's so obviously not true that I'd like to see any statement from the US government in front of International forums or through diplomatic channels in that regard. So if the government is presenting itself this way consistently, I'd like to see where this presentation is taking place (vs promoting liberal values in abstract).

However, reduction of taxes and government intervention is a common talking point in internal politics. All things considered, the US has done a better job than, let's say, Europe and Asia in keeping the government out of economic affairs. No sane American libertarian would say, though, that the government has been successful at being "lean with minimum taxes", however it's doing better than most other major countries.

Having lived abroad and personally knowing many people living across the world, I can say that keeping taxes "low-ish" and the market "free-ish" is rarely a topic of conversation in the mainstream political debate outside the US.