skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It won't make that big of a difference. If you exploit the networking layer you could intercept any local traffic, which will mostly be unencrypted, and communicate with outside attackers. You are probably owned by that point unless you treated localhost as untrusted.

It's like why it doesn't matter if you are running as root or not. The user account has access to whats important, like a database or keychain.
“They didn’t try hard enough to understand they wanted to approve my application so I made shit up to make it more appealing.”

Did I read that right? That’s hilarious. I actually believe that could have been going through his mind to make such a decision. Not that it’s excusable, of course, but... relatable, I guess.
Is it globalization or industrialization? Is it inherent to globalization?
> Did Khaneman get into this in his book?

Not from what I recall; this was just my own observation. (Also, in retrospect I should have made it clearer that this exception was meant to be an example more than a particular claim... "under sufficient duress" almost makes it vacuously true.)

> Also, as for the point of contention, [...]

Yes! I've heard this reported as well, multiple times. I suppose it's sort of like using a pen and some scratch paper.
Seems like a classic farm drama I’ve heard play out poorly before. Other one is the kids just don’t care to take it on. But less drama there and more a slow death
In the UK, that's over twice the minimum threshold for monopoly power.
I’m normally a runner but I’ve been doing a shit ton of inclined walking to train for a climb.

I’ve come to actually love walking now, weirdly enough. Feels meditative. I think part of the key is focusing on form, which leads you to sometimes forget your physical existence.
In which he concludes that, yes, they are. But so is not issuing unrelated press releases when bad news strikes.
I definitely see what you're getting at. I think this is the crux of the alignment problem in general. Though, in a deeper sense, what is the property that allows that to be possible?

I suspect it at least involves the combination of being able to continuously learn in response to novel stimuli and developing the goal of self-preservation.
It's worse for an even simpler reason, which I thought about mentioning but it probably wasn't what thelastparadise was talking about. The line by line synchronization and flushing also causes i-node updates.
The best part about over-treating as a dentist is there's no evidence, and the patient might never know.
The most substantial joy isn’t in winning races or setting PRs. It’s in the running.
As a casual exercise, I would suggest you look for a graph of lynchings, riots, and raids in India especially of minorities and "others" for varying levels of trivial reasons by groups associated with the ruling party with patronage and overt support from it. Every festival season is open season for riots in many places. Execution style public hit jobs bypassing "due process" on rivals, criminals, and others are becoming more common.

I would also have you take a hard look at the fascist speeches of sitting ministers advocating for violence in India. All of these are documented and the perpetrators and sponsors of this are in government without consequence.

To make matters worse, the administration seems to be gnawing at some independence the supreme court shows by wanting to take over the appointments of Judges. It even gives judges plum positions post retirement for favorable judgements. Need I say more?

Without a course correction, I'll give it 10 years.
We also set up concentration camps for Japanese-Americans.
Wait, are we talking about trends backed by data or anecdotes backed by Reddit and n=1 personal experiences?
I wasn’t around for the earliest iterations of PowerPoint but according to Wikipedia [0] for its first several years, PP was Mac-only (mid-1987 to mid-1990)…even though MS had acquired the PP developer as it’s first big Silicon Valley acquisition.

PowerPoint for Windows was first released in 1990 and was bundled into “Office” but didn’t have the deep interoperability with other Office apps until about 1993.

Do you remember what year your school only had CorelDraw?

[0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_PowerPoint
Time will tell. Anecdotally, I know several professional who find ChatGPT3.5 & 4 to be valuable and willing to pay for access. I certainly save more than $20 per month for my work by using ChatGPT to accelerate my day to day activities.
Powerful realization.
These books like irritatingly philosophical. What is there to discuss about "The Leader who had no Title"?
You’re more fortunate than the significant fraction of people who would rather not be living at all.
Yes. But not the way you might think.

Let me be clear. I am not a Bhakt, don't particularly love Modi and have complained quite often about bad policies during his regime. My goal is to help people build a representative view of India, not one that fawns over Modi.

The BJP absolutely pushes for Hindutva, but 'Hindutva' is an umbrella term that can mean anything from 'places greater importance on cultural traditions that have been in the subcontinent longer' to 'murderous nazis' depending on who you ask. Since you asked the question, it would help if you specify what you mean by hindutva.

to your question--> what does 'inclusivity' look like? If inclusivity is complete blindness towards religion in front of the law, then you get France style secularism which BJP pushes. On the other hand, you have the Congress's secularism that is in complete contrast to those values. In that sense, both the BJP and the Congress are secular parties, without agreement on wat that term means.

85%+ of Indian muslims are pasmanda low-caste muslims. The previous govt. (congress) did not have a single pasmanda muslim represented in their govt. The BJP is now reaching out to them directly. India never had tribal representation at the national stage, and the BJP elected a tribal woman to the presidency. The BJP has time and again, promoted meritocratic candidates over nepo-babies, making the electoral system more inclusive. India is a not a nation divided on religion alone. It is mostly divided on economics. By focusing in more effective governance and distribution of social welfare, BJP's govt. has disproportionately benefited the poorer population of India. These policies do not discriminate by religion or any other identity. Western style views of inclusivity do not translate well to other nations.

As for the bills like CAA, removal of 370 and the like. The Congress's own policies show that these had bipartisan support up until the BJP brought it up. I don't blame them, politics is politics. But, in isolation, both parties acknowledge that these were necessary changes for national security. The CAA was initially instituted by the Congress itself and the sorry state of section 370 at removal was also a result of bipartisan erosion of that bill over time. (it was meant to be a temporary provision anyway. But I won't get into that right now).

Discussions around vague words like Hindutva and inclusivity are never productive. It would be more helpful to define what we mean by these terms. Create a list of policies implemented by the Modi govt. over the last 8 years and compare those against the govt. that came before. If there is a clear trend that emerges, then we can play ball. Or else, it is all smoke-and-mirrors.

somehow "more inclusive" than the policies that preceded it?

That one I can say with confidence. The congress has been a party of nepotism for so long, that Modi did not have to do too much to appear more inclusive than them. Modi's biggest strength right now, is the sheer incompetence of his opposition. They continuously pushed away their very best to the point of humiliation.
We could instead measure "political impact" and "economic impact".
You can’t fix a political problem by throwing more tech at it.
Indeed! HDDs remap sectors to reserve sectors if their controller detects the original sectors have become unwritable. The result is quite similar to what SSDs do more broadly; the file system remains as-is, but the workings behind the scene differ from it.
Well.. I'm not skipping everything. Mostly just 'status update' style meetings so far. If the agenda looks interesting or relevant I go. And everyone seems to be pretty clueless about what's going on regardless. Too many people, too many moving parts.
NASA has only awarded SpaceX fixed cost contracts, never cost plus — whether it’s COTS, Crew Dragon or HLS. Same deal with US Air Force.

It’s amazing how wrong facts are asserted with absolute certainty here on HN.
> Somebody from the Linux kernel team then emailed the proposed fix to <linux-distros () vs openwall org> and that email also included a link to download our description of exploitation techniques and our exploit source code.

> Therefore, according to the linux-distros list policy, the exploit must be published within 7 days from this advisory. In order to comply with that policy, [...]

What? Someone publishes information about your vuln to a random mailing list, and this somehow creates an obligation on you to follow that mailing list's policies? I don't get it.
I am receiving an increased amount of spam hitting my inbox (O365).

It appears to be other mail servers that were hijacked sending me txt files.

Sometimes 5+ per day.
> I have 55k tweets, that would be a nightmare to host locally)

theyre tweets, how much could they cost? @ 280 bytes each, that's like 15MB. double it for cryptographic signatures and reply-to metadata. is that really too much to ask for the capacity to transfer to another host at anytime?

(also, leaving aside the fact that 55k tweets puts you in the 0.1% of most prodigious users)
https://soilandhealth.org/wp-content/uploads/01aglibrary/010... this is the way
brave supports this feature (background audio)
https://fingfx.thomsonreuters.com/gfx/legaldocs/akpeqynglpr/...
studies also say correlation between vitamin d and nearsightedness are mixed, but I still wonder...
> What worse is every crypto dork at these companies is pretending like the main use case _isn't_ recovering your stolen stuff. Lets be real: "finding your lost stuff" is a secondary use case. "Theft Recovery" is the primary use case.

I regularly used Tiles to find lost stuff. Then I got better at not losing things and stopped. I've never considered using them for theft recovery. Sounds illegal. Are you just showing up at random people's apartments and threatening them or something?
Infinity and -0 are not in the real numbers, so the expression there makes no sense if you are thinking strictly in the real numbers. If you assign real number bounds to what the floating point numbers mean, the expressions make sense.

In floating point terms infinity tends to indicate overflow (any number that is too big to represent) and the 0's indicate underflows. So in more verbose terms,

1/(positive overflow) = (positive underflow)

While

-1/(positive overflow) = (negative underflow)

In this case, since the positive overflow isn't really infinity and the underflows aren't really 0, they are not equal. In practice, -0 and the 0 can both also arise from situations that produce 0 exactly, too, but this is not that case.

You may be thinking about how lim{x->inf}(1/x) = 0 = lim{x->inf}(-1/x), which is true. Infinity in floating point does not necessarily represent that limit, though, just any number that is too big.

You may also notice that the limit is not in the range of the functions inside the limit. For all real x, 1/x != 0
In this case, Germany is given the benefit of the doubt. In general, do you think tolerating intolerance is right? Another example would be movie studios removing the twin towers from movies and shows just so the "terrorist don't win"? Is that right?
Using hallucinations as evidence that LLM’s can’t be useful for summarizing today is like saying airplanes can’t be used for intercontinental travel in 1980.
> What's the way to get back

The best way to get back is to stop worrying about getting back and to just go out the next chance you get.

Go for a half a mile walk tomorrow. Ease into it slowly. Gain mileage by 10% a week. If you’re consistent you’ll be back in no time.

But don’t worry too much about all that: just get moving.
Work as a scientific programmer. Web dev/ backend/ frontend are all uninteresting to me. No matter how much they offer to me, I just don't want them to bother me. Especially they collectively make the web so slow and unhealthy.
I clicked on a a technique, then I clicked on an example, and it went fullscreen. Neat.

I pressed escape, and it went back to all the examples of the technique. I pressed escape again to go back further, and got a Square Space login screen?
Alrighty then, kindly send me money amounting to 25% of your annual expenses. I'm told such fees are harmless.
>How many times are people subjecting themselves to social media they don't really want to view because they habitually unlock their phone and check their notifications?

I must be a weird man because the first thing I do on any new phone/tablet is block notifs from everything including the kitchen sink.

If it's a notif, it's not worth my time as far as I'm concerned. If you want or need my attention, fucking call me instead; no guarantees I'll pick up, of course. You don't have my phone number? That's your answer.
Engaging with this is probably a mistake, but remember the burden of proof is on the claimant. What examples do you have of ChatGPT for example, learning in a basic classroom setting, or navigating an escape room, or being inspired to create its own spontaneous art, or founding a startup, or…
It all comes down to the same form of grief we have acknowledging our own mortality. You can’t escape it.

You should let yourself feel it, and eventually you’ll make peace with it.
I spent some time formalizing mkdir/noclobber locks (with lots of help from #bash): https://github.com/jakeogh/commandlock

Long term work in progress... needs a simple Makefile
I've been using the beta version for a few years and would say the UI changes have been trivial and it still lacks a coherent design.

Like the new left navigation bar, which just opens a tab at the top.
Until there is a politically stable alternative, the Dollar will rule. Nobody trusts China, even the Chinese. The Euro? Only a few years ago pundits were proclaiming its death. The Pound? Nope.

The US is willing to go to incredible lengths to prop up the world financial system. No other country is willing or able to do that, including China.
We seem to disagree on the basic facts. Don't think anything productive will come out of this. I WILL save this comment and come back to it in 10 years just to be petty. (or eat my own words if it goes that way)
The optimal amount of helping hands and second chances are greater than zero.
The Discreet Thrill of Lurking Online
Just wait until we get the musk nuralink chip which will eventually be mandated to prevent terrorism and misinformation.
The vast majority of people who read this and get inspired to run will eventually do the kind of volume that extends their life.

They won’t go all the way, they’ll go part of the way.
What is the advantages comparing to SymProxy?
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/d...
"contracts" is civil law. to be illegal it would have to be criminal law. defamation is legal. it's a tort, you can get sued for it and lose. in civil court.

there is contract law, but breaking contract law is not illegal. a tort for example, is a tort, not a crime.
Unfaithful Explanations in Chain-of-Thought Prompting
That's the result of Spotify's api, which restricts a lot to just premium users IIRC. Not the dev's fault here
I feel like I never understand anything well enough to tell other people about it - the bare information I have can easily be acquired by anyone else without reading anything I write so my writing is a waste of time (when it comes to writing for other people anyway)
Is there a definition of what "emergent" means?
Reading the Linux and BSD man pages for flock confuses me.

https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/flock.2.html says:

“Locks created by flock() are associated with an open file description”

On the other hand https://man.openbsd.org/flock.2 says:

“Locks are on files, not file descriptors.”

I guess the truth is in the middle. They’re associated with file descriptors, but cloning a file descriptor (e.g. through fork or dup) gives you true clones that both hold the lock.

Or are the Linux and OpenBSD functions subtly different?

The Linux man page also is confusing in that it says

“Only one process may hold an exclusive lock for a given file at a given time”

while, if I understand things correctly, also claiming that a forked process retains the locks of the parent process. So, what happens if that’s an exclusive lock? Does fork fail?
My biggest frustration with a lot of modern software is this habit of presenting model feedback requests, “how likely are you to recommend to a friend?”, new feature tours, etc. If I’m using the product it’s because I need to get crap done, and this stuff just gets in the way of work. Leave me alone and let me work. I’ve been the guy who submits feedback of “stop asking me for feedback”, but evidently it’s not valuable feedback.
Do you put yourself in the 10% or the 90%? I’m asking in complete seriousness.
GP didn’t say “your access to the internet”, but “access to the internet”. The solution is partly technical, because it’s about increasing the number of heads that must be wrenched to disrupt a society’s access to the internet.

The only way that can be done is by reducing the cost and technical ability needed to connect to the internet with fewer intermediaries that can be wrenched by governments.
I'm currently working with Alpine.js in order to try to build "Universal Components" or "Hypermedia Components". Where you just hit a URL and get your component like /components/infinite-canvas or /components/svg-2-base64 or /components/lib-somelib.

[1] ilse.ink/components(It's not ready yet)
Using GPT to Analyze Cloud Security Issues for K8s
The GPT feature in Selefra allows users to analyze Kubernetes products for security issues, similar to how ChatGPT works. In this article, we will use K8s Pod security issues as an example to demonstrate how to use Selefra for security analysis on Kubernetes clusters. With the help of Selefra's GPT functionality, users can identify and resolve K8s security issues on their clusters more efficiently, improving their overall security posture.
Not exactly the stat you wanted but more than 99% of kidnappings in the USA are by a parent who lost custody or a family member.

See https://www.terrycralle.com/missing-children-statistics/
"Monopoly power" is not a monopoly and in the UK, public schools are actually private schools, so maybe we shouldn't compare terminology across countries.
Mass exodus? Recent data shows more people moving to California
Exercise seems miserable, but most exercise isn’t actually that intense, and your body adapts. Your body craves it. I feel great after workouts, and tense on my rest days.

At times it becomes utterly blissful, like spiritually blissful, and leaves you feeling relaxed and happy otherwise.

People have a vested interest in pretending exercise is miserable to cast themselves as spiritually superior, but they actually usually like it quite a bit.
Touching on your lack of comment on the paint job, I have seen one instrument (a guitar) painted with a delightfully kitsch Elvis portrait. It was a gift to a musician by his lover, but it affected the tone of his guitar so much. They had to tearfully scrape the whole job off before he could tour with the instrument again.
Even someone with a large iron rod rammed through their brain (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phineas_Gage) doesn't deviate that much from the median, at least not as much as the aformentioned examples of Napoleon, von Neumann, etc...

So it seems difficult to believe anyone currently alive and capable of walking around can be meaningfully even more different.

Of course people can claim a limitless degree of difference, but their actual behaviour is what matters, not verbal claims.
What app is going to function without IO?
But technology can empower individuals to change the balance of political power. See printing press, cryptography/encryption, social media etc.
This is why most doctors don't start recommending such medication until it is proven to work.

They cannot and don't want to be held liable for damages. For example, if it did turn out that prolonged vitamin D supplementation causes an unexpected issue, what then? Would the patient have been OK with that? Or would their response have been the exact opposite of what the OP was suggesting?

Self-medication is acceptable, and the patient should be made aware; the doctor should give advice, but not prescribe, in this case. Most doctors prefer not to get into this level of liability.
Home Prices Fell in Third of the U.S.
Modi is corrupt. The guy does not have the interest of the country at heart, he just cares about the Ambanis and increasing the wealth of his political allies.
GitHub uses macOS VMs as part of some agreement under NDA (that supercedes the terms outlined in the EULA).

See previous discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29419610
Does the precise line dividing "bright but just barely not saturated" from "bright and saturated" actually matter?
That brings back some good memories. I started using Lotus 123 in the early eighties. I discovered macros and wrote templates that automated our fertilizer company. Stuff like inventory and blending fertilizer.

I was at a farmers once and got talking to his wife about Lotus and she showed me what she had built. She had a few boxes of software and books above her desk. The Lotus 123 box looked different than mine and found out she had version 1, not version 1A like the overwhelming majority that were sold.

I told her to never throw away that box and disks because sometime in the distant future she had a relatively rare collectors item. She laughed and said with my luck a competitor will come along and no one will ever want a rare copy. She may have been right.
RISC-V doesn't need more chip designs, it needs more chips you can actually buy.
I wish it was common practice to unbloat containers, but it seems needlessly hard to do and undervalued.

Most containers are built with layers and removing from one layer doesn't make things smaller.

older versions of docker don't help with squashing (except with experimental turned on)

I think you might be able to do with multi-stage builds and COPY

but... it's not valued
Yeah, Apple remembers very well the "clone wars". Steve Jobs came back and killed that off.
The relevance is because all (all known buildable aka algorithmic, and sufficiently powerful) models of computation are equivalent in terms of formal computability, so if you could violate/bypass the Godel or Turing theorems in neural networks, then you could do it in a Turing machine, and vice versa. (That's my understanding, feel free to correct me if I'm mistaken)
Which do you consider to be among the good series?

(I have read and enjoyed a couple of LitRPGs)
I'm sorry but this is ridiculous. Just because a protocol exists doesn't mean that if someone doesn't build on top of it, you can describe it as a crock of shit.
«The U.S. has a comparative advantage as a safe financial haven. We have the world’s strongest military and a stable government. Thus, we have a comparative advantage in producing debt, primarily government debt.» (Arnold Kling somewhere online.)
> Let's say the doctor prescribes a certain dosage per day. How will the doctor know it is helping this particular patient?

Check on them in X weeks and see if they're improved, and maybe measure blood levels just to get some objective measurement going. Doesn't seem too terribly hard. I think I'm missing the issue.
Oh man, yeah, my privilege for sure. Doesn't stop the feelings though.
Useless. Evidence cannot change an addict's mind.