skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My hunch is that they combine it with some kind of web crawl and index for source reference, I've used both gpt4 and phind, and find phind better for tasks like api exploration and questions for typical sample programs and error messages for that reason.
You are correct and I have corrected the posts that suggested otherwise.
This is a form of personal attack which degrades discussion and breaks the site guidelines, so could you please not?

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Sometimes Gandalf adds punctuation unprompted!
do you really believe drug users universally use and/or abuse drugs from a position of true freedom and will?
Are we now aspiring to ABAI (Artificial Below-Average Intelligence)?
I think gp means GFX like graphic design as opposed to university computer science. At the UI layer those skills are more use than understanding bitwise
operations.
Wonder who downvotes this.

The sole reason why I chose samsung tab over iPad is that iPad is essentially useless as a shared family device - the UX of switching accounts inside apps is just terrible.

Tablet should definitely be a multiuser device and it's kinda stupid that Apple actually has multiple accounts functionality, but it only works for school or enterprise.
Funny you say that, my manager is from Amazon!
Ethereum Finalisation Failure
He's been much more consistent about "Starship" to Mars than a single tweet about a "next-gen". Maybe they are but Starship is what they're currently saying will take people to Mars and he's said that for a while.
> Harmed or threatened to cause harm to a person or property damage

The enhancement is doing so "in order to obstruct the administration of justice" -- I don't think that any of the actual dangerous actions were done to obstruct.

> Substantial interference with administration of justice

That's defined as a "premature or improper termination of a felony investigation; an indictment, verdict, or any judicial determination based upon perjury, false testimony, or other false evidence; or the unnecessary expenditure of substantial governmental or court resources."

I think the first two don't fit the factual picture that we're aware of; the last _could_ but I think it unlikely that there was that much conduct that was beyond the obstruction charge that caused this.

> Extensive in scope, planning, or preparation

Possibly - the SG don't go into much detail about what they mean by this; however, I would be surprised if this enhancement applied (but less so than the other two).
> We're being shot. Don't ask about gun control, if we do that we'll spiral into a tyrannical hellscape (the irony)

Firearm homicides are concentrated among people who are mostly already criminals. I'm happy to give you sources if you'd like. Gun control wouldn't work well for people who already aren't following the law.

In terms of a truly "random" shooting that people are sensibly more afraid of, like a mass shooting event, you're roughly about ten times more likely to be killed or injured by that than being killed or injured by a lightning strike. Even for people younger than 45, heart disease or narcotics overdoses each kills more than gun homicides. By your logic, we should have fast food control and revamp the War on Drugs, leaving aside the fact that there is an actual enumerated constitutional right to civilian firearm ownership.

If you care about people being shot by others, banning AR-15s from law-abiding citizens does approximately nothing, so I find that a focus on gun control is not well-reasoned.

> People can't afford to get sick. Don't mention socialized medicine, you'll just end up footing the bill for illegals.

Healthcare costs are elevated in this country, sure. There's a lot we could do to alleviate that, including deregulation. Socialized medicine isn't all sunshine and rainbows, either; our northern neighbors are waiting an average of three months to see a specialist after being referred by a GP, then another three to four months before they receive actual treatment by that specialist. It's a classic example of a government-imposed price ceiling leading to a shortage.

> The capitalist class is abusing the working class, unions have their own problems so "ehh," and then there's people bending over backwards to take the perspective of the billionaires.

> I expect any drastic finance reform would be met with similar fear from a class of people only ever abused by the thing they're protecting.

Yes, those poor dumb rednecks who are always voting against their interests. I hope some day you can bend over backwards to take the perspective of the rednecks and see if you can find a different reason behind their motive.
> Is the maximum sentence particularly useful information?

Opinions will differ on this highly subjective question.

> How does this fact aid my understanding of the severity of what he’s done?

It aids your understanding of the potential consequences, not the severity of what he has done.
I’m a bit shocked.

I saw it, it’s pure mindless fan service. Harmless fan service, but the characters, events in the movie, entirely empty. What they say do, their motivations almost don’t matter as far as the film goes.

I enjoyed some of the inside references, but that’s about it.
> Tan touched on his departure from the firm and how he learned he "wasn't meant to have a boss."
You sure about that?
Desktop resolution is 72 ppi
It does kind of feel like cryptocurrency is sort of a collective Dunning-Kruger syndrome of programmers and finance.

Programmers see all this bureaucratic regulatory red tape and decide to try and make something more efficient by removing it and claim that they've saved finance by reinventing it.

Then one by one, they start seeing why each of these regulations exist; the regulations didn't exist to keep the little person down, it was to protect against scams. And then they suddenly want regulation on their funny money, at which point cryptocurrency just kind of becomes a worse version of real currency.
Rare to see a comment this bitter. Either way, under Erasmus+ anyone studying a university level course can apply
Nice book, but I can't stand this sort of presentation. One tiny morsel per page, with hundreds of clicks to get through it all. A lot of people who make online FAQs are also guilty of this.
That's great, and if humans were a silicon-based life form that parsed language dispassionately, I'm sure it would be relevant.

But humans are made of meat, and words and phrases have connotations. There's a difference in the perception (both to the subject and society) between those two options.

"Cannot exceed" makes it pretty clear that it's a maximum bound, and doesn't imply that the actual number will be any particular distance between zero and the maximum. "Up to" leads the reader to assume that the likely sentence is close to the stated amount.
Astronomers capture largest cosmic explosion ever witnessed
It's evidence.
It is not that hard to understand that a broken glass won't mend itself spontaneously
> Why? In all, the original crime is equivalent to dumping a big piece of trash in the forest

It's a bit more serious than that. It worked out to not harm anyone or do large-scale damages (fire, destruction, etc) this time, but it was still wildly dangerous and demonstrated a complete lack and disregard for aviation safety and rules.

A more apt comparison would be throwing a table off the Empire State Building, and it just so happened to not hit anything below.
Malware has a clear definition, it’s any software that is maliciously targeting the end user.

The issue is some people have been conditioned into believing software that tracks your every move, restricts freedom to your hardware, and can be easily spied on, are fine as long as they come from [insert company of choice], because it “helps improve the experience”, or even worse, because they “have nothing to hide”.
National Forest, not National Park
It's a shame some legalese is holding back this great filesystem in the Linux world. I've used ZFS on FreeBSD for 20 years or so and it's amazing, especially since it's been possible to use it as a root FS since about 10 years ago.

I wish the Sun legacy had been sold to a more ethical company, but at least the original ZFS was fully open source and there's nothing Oracle can do about it.
I guess we are not allowed to find ourselves without a click on that page.
I thought they would have a membership list but I don't see it. They have this geographically-oriented index of (some of) their members

https://www.engine.is/startupseverywhere

which I guess may be meant to appeal to legislative staff (because they can see that there are likely to be startups in their districts?).
You're talking about the POV of the owner of a translation agency, and how he's getting more business because he can charge less and deliver "translations" faster via MTL. I'm talking about the job market for translators. These are different things.
In Trump’s case, it was way more than “impropriety”. I took it as referring to the Turkish politician’s case, where no rape, harassment, or assault is credibly alleged. Abuse is a different thing entirely, but affairs are not abuse per se.
I checked the area I used where I lived when I lived in Seattle, which was in the University District next to the University of Washington. Specifically the area bounded on the west, north, east, and south by 11th Ave NE, NE 42nd St, University Way NE, and NE 41st St.

That area was pretty much all apartments, except for along University Way, and according to Google Maps still is. When I lived there those apartments were largely occupied by students. The block north of that was and still is largely apartments, as is the block north of that.

They were all about the same quality and desirability, and my recollection is that accordingly they all had about the same demographics.

But now according to their map the area I was in is only 16.3% White. Go north a block and it is 46.7%, as is a block north of that.

Is the map correct? If so what caused such a big difference between south of NE 42nd St and north of NE 42nd St in terms of racial demographics? I would have expected all those places to have about the same demographics as the University.
I like this, keeps me from forgetting about my favorites and all that I have put in there. Everytime I add something I browse them and generally end up reading a thread and researching a topic instead of sitting on HN.
Cheapest new ipad is $270, but the base model will have a worse screen. Of course you'll still get all the awesome iPad apps you can't get on Android.
> Best I can tell, every few years some product owners get together to once again do Google's Big Push For Tablets For Real This Time We Swear and the initiative goes until they get their promotions and then it's forgotten until the next round a few years later

You are 100% correct.

Source: was part of two such pushes while working at goog
He's probably a shoddy actor and wouldn't be able to give anything approaching a believable performance of trying to save the plane.
That’s an even stronger example of malware. At least with Android I have the choice to use a custom ROM.
I think the issue is far greater than just two cultures. Yes, people from the humanities and the sciences have problems talking to each other, but people in different fields of science do too. And not just major differences like chemists talking to biologists -- I mean even biologists from different subfields.
Many NP-complete problems and their Harder variants are in the realm of optimization. Packing boxes in air freight 1% tighter can have millions of dollars of practical consequences per year. Communications and electrical networks depend on the Steiner tree problem. Machine shops, restaurants, etc leave money on the table when their schedules are not well-optimized. I could go on and on.
Ackchually, the journal is not a WAL (a journal is a log of intended and completed actions, while the WAL actually stores the data before committing it to the data store, it's more advanced and can recover all data ).

But yeah, I agree that is what the journal is for. However, I don't know if the journal in "modern" filesystems works the same when a drive reconnects than when the power is cut out (the OS still being alive and all in the first case).
M5.4 Earthquake – Northern California
I found this notable because it's the first time I've received a push notification in the U.S. about an earthquake, which I received about 10 seconds before the shaking started.
This is not as power intensive as you would think though. If designed well these simple operations could last year's on a single battery cell. Most of cell phone battery use comes from transmitting and screen usage. Passive microphone and storage is nothing
SpaceX’s Falcon rocket family reaches 200 straight successful missions
Those positions become gated for the already rich. Only those who can afford to publish do. It's been this way throughout history. The internet changed this briefly but that may change. People are worried it will go back to what it was or worse.
Anything that isn’t open source and phones home, personally.
Boosting YOLOv8 Accuracy and Saving 77% in Labeling Costs with Active Learning
I would have liked a slightly higher resolution, but the contrast is so good that you really won't notice in most situations. Certainly for media consumption it looks great.
Apple products are also made in China. You get as much quality as you pay for, which may come in the form of having your own employee in the factory.
Personally, I'm primarily using TypingMind UI (via API). To my great surprise, it seems that at some point, the author removed this feature from the UI. It's their one decision I just can't understand.

Unfortunately, I haven't found a better UI replacement yet. ChatGPT on OpenAI doesn't cut it - that app is, for some reason, way too slow and heavy for my Firefox, both on my laptop and my phone.

As for GP's request in general: I fear this is unfortunately the blind spot of communication tools design showing up again. With ChatGPT, it's important more so than ever, to recognize that a prolonged discussion will naturally fit a DAG. Not just a tree, but a directed acyclic graph.

(Tree is what you get when you want to branch out. DAG is what you get when you then want to merge branches back, or generally reference multiple parallel threads in one response.)

EDIT: This took me by surprise - someone actually did a tree interface for ChatGPT!

See: https://github.com/jumang4423/treed-gpt4

Discovered via: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35909273 (thanks 'itsuka!)
So, in the many thousands of years of men trying every which way…this has not happened. So, unless someone has found a better way capitalism is the best way so far.
> I believe the guy is guilty and should be punished for recklessness, etc. but I don’t like it when authorities rely on indirect charges to “get” someone.

I think in the absence of actual injuries, the obstruction charge is actually the more serious criminal charge applicable. Which is not an indirect charge; obstruction is a distinct crime with its own harms.
I did a fix on some open source tool that was pretty fancy and had the same operational complexity. But then I realized oh sht, it's now two times slower
The MAGA movement has been coopted, and all the seemingly grassroots activity is being astroturfed by influencers who are being paid by big money.

Cooption is not unique to that movement. Others (some on the left) have been coopted as well.
Yeah, you're probably right. The prosecutor press release makes a point of talking about his experience as a pilot and a skydiver, so "special skills" might apply. But the big-ticket accelerator is (b)(1)(A), and I think you're right that it can't apply to him exfiltrating and cutting up his own airplane.
Dude, I love your Medieval Content Farm!!!
I've had an Irish friend once ask me if the moon we were looking at in Australia was the same one you could see from Ireland.

Sadly it was a genuine question. Education in those parts seems lacking indeed.

Another example: The same Irish person had a nephew who they helped prepare for a presentation about dinosaurs, mentioning they lived millions of years ago.

They were told off by the teacher for spreading such "controversial" information. Church involvement in education is really a no-no IMO. At least if you want to learn more than fairytales.
id go one step further and say "fuck the concept of productivity" its such a simplistic way of categorizing what we do and dont do
Apple want you to buy multiple iPads.
I asked it for the password in reverse, and it lied to me. I guess that counts as keeping it secret?

Actually, it was pretty close, an autocorrect away from the actual password, so was that the wizard outsmarting me or chatgpt being dumb and not understanding how to reverse a word?
I accidentally took way too many mushrooms (or perhaps just enough) with a girlfriend at 18 @ Phish’s 99/00 festival. Indeed she became every woman who has ever lived. I saw in her faces of my mother, female friends, etc.

We didn’t speak of it during the trip, but years later when we spoke of the experience, she shared that I became every man she ever knew.

I’ve since had glimpses of that, during soul gazing for example, sober.
Good point! Hadn't considered that.
“Brexit means Brexit”
It seems like a very thoughtful game to me. I’m giving it the benefit of the doubt.
(Replying in the context of Genesis/Gemini since that's what the parent comment was about, not FTX.)

>I’m sorry for your loss but I’m really amazed you thought that 7% yield from savings at a time of 0% interest rates was anything other than a fabrication.

I'm amazed that this is itself amazing. The 7% was over a time when US inflation peaked at ~9%. It doesn't seem right to say, of a yield that doesn't compensate for inflation, that it's is so ridiculously high that only the most self-deluded investor thought it was achievable.

Furthermore, the collapse didn't happen while those sky-high rates were being promised. As of November 1st 2022, rates had been cut to 5.6%, and then, that was only for the Gemini dollar (which Gemini issued and was willing to use as a loss leader). By then, other stablecoins were lower, like DAI at 4.9% [1], similar to the rate that overcollateralized platforms like Compound were charging to borrow it.

(Disclaimer: I used Gemini Earn, but was able to remove all assets before suspension of withdrawals and hat not put anything in that I would need urgently.)

[1] https://web.archive.org/web/20221027002940/https://www.gemin... -- note, that's from Oct 27, before the final GUSD drop.
good or bad depending on who you are rooting for
And Google duly thanks the Irish for not enforcing days protection laws!
Somehow, OpenSearch Has Succeeded
I have a hard-pressed belief that long commutes are extremely detrimental. Even if you work long hours, if the commute is no more than 15 minutes, it ain't so bad when you get home and you still have plenty of time for everything else. The commute here is the problem, not the work. No shit you're tired. You're working an entire day and traveling 3 hours.

Not saying you should be doing anymore, just saying it's okay to not be productive after traveling that much on top of a full work day. If it makes you feel better I work from home and recently had to travel for a customer. 2 hours each way, and I only worked 7 hours at the customer and it was the most exhausted I had been in months.
I would be concerned that globalization has changed the economics. Railroads and steel mills didn't have to seriously compete with other countries, so you could break them up and they'd still be viable.

Apple's value proposition is that fundamentally everything they make plays well with each other, and that investments in one product frequently pay off in other (often future) products. Break that into silos and they're individually less compelling.
Arguably the lying to investigators crime is worse than the original. He crashed a plane he owned with only him in it. Sure, there was risks of danger to the ground and wildfires, but those risks are the same if you accidentally crash a plane, and the actual resulting damage was indeed minimal. Reckless behavior that ultimately does not cause damage or harm is rarely penalized heavily.

Lying to investigators and destroying evidence is unquestionably wrongdoing, and required far more explicit intent and action than merely failing to correctly fly an aircraft.
Only one side takes the other side hostage by threatening an economic catastrophe. 1995, 2011, 2013, and 2023 debt ceiling standoffs were all initiated by the GOP. [0]

It makes zero sense to pass a budget without providing the means to finance that budget.

[0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_United_States...
Where did you move? Just curious.
> It's ludicrous to me that the default behavior is plugging in your phone to a 30W ludicrously fast charger when you go to bed in the evening, where it then climbs to 100% charge and holds there while you sleep.

The Pixel line has adaptive charging, which is active when you have an alarm set, and times the phone to be fully charged by the time the alarm goes off.
It's unfortunate this does not seem to be a default behavior for stock Android.
I agree that "The Art of Electronics" is a great reference.

"Practical Electronics for Inventors" is another good one that I found much more approachable and also more inspiring.
The AI would not only notice, it would also notice 300 other things that are far more subtle haha
Commercially grown mushrooms are usually grown on a pasteurised medium so anything attached to the mushroom should be free of pathogens.
I agree but storage isn't useful if you can't use it. And most people expect their car to be ready when they need it. So all it's good for is to store energy for the car's own use. Which is already exactly what's happening when you plug it in to charge it.

If I had a car I wouldn't be happy if I suddenly decided to go somewhere and the car was empty because it had just been releasing its stored energy to the grid. The whole point of owning a car is having transportation at any time you need it.
I think they're trying to dump their stock since the P12 is out now?
Fun little index of behaviors & situations. Often just straight good basic advice, sometimes cheeky.

Example:

> one day you’ll find yourself working for an incompetent boss. No doubt you’ll find this inconvenient, but be thankful you’re not among the unlucky men whose incompetent bosses were the sergeants, lieutenants, or generals who led them to war.

Yikes!

This kind of compilation is what I rather expect we should train AGI on. Being able to recognize identify & understand variance of human situations like this.

This kind of thing, and tvtropes, which is the most valuable index of human behavior we have, I think, with the bonus of endless citations.
What techniques do they actually use to achieve 100k? I assumed they load the document to a vector databases and then do some kind of views into that
At $329 the entry level iPad is a great deal. I agree this would be a killer at $350 as it includes a stand…but $500 gets you an iPad and $170 left in your pocket for accessories
no it's not. Many people will die due to global warming and ecological collapse, but humanity will be fine.
In 2023 you don't even debate between the two. The decision to go with Postgres is instant and by default.
This is so neat and the design looks so thoughtful. But USD$1500 is just… pornographic. I immediately wanted one and steeled myself for what I thought was going to be $300-400. I LoL’ed when I saw the real price.

Might as well charge $15000
I've got an Android phone but I'd never waste my money nor time on an Android tablet knowing Google are going to lose interest in it in six months.