skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I gave up on scientific American being a reasonable publication. It's a hype beast like everything else these days.
Maybe they meant the Hep-C treatment?
It might not be for everyone, but this was one of my favorite movies growing up. You could make the same comment about Beetlejuice (of which I am excited they are making a sequel).
Second that, its a great book.
What is it about the Rosetta Stone that makes you think there was an intelligence behind it, rather than wind and erosion? Surely you don't believe that science cannot in principle detect the activity of intelligence, do you? If so you would have to dismiss anthropology, forensic science, cryptography, and the SETI project.

As for your point that if you can detect the supernatural then it isn't supernatural, well, I almost took the time to address this in my earlier response, but decided to save my breath. Basically, I don't care whether you decide to define God as natural or supernatural -- the point is that we can determine with certainty that life is the product of an intelligence.
Diesel now has an official async adapter: https://crates.io/crates/diesel-async
Elon Musk is a compulsive serial liar about his personal qualitys.

In Paypal’s S-1 filing with the SEC in 2002 [1] to go public Elon Musk is listed as a director of the board and is reported as having graduated from UPenn in 1995. Elon Musk received his degrees in 1997 [2]. I do not know about you, but I do not know any college graduate who can not tell me the exact year of their graduation after a little thinking even if they graduated decades ago, but in this case he could not even accurately recall what occurred 5 years ago and he reported that in a SEC filing of a company where he was on the board (and formerly CEO?). Sometimes people forget the year they graduated, but not in SEC filings reviewed by lawyers, that is 100% deliberate.

Elon Musk viciously attacks his critics like when he viciously accused Vernon Unsworth, the cave diver, of being a pedophile, doubled down, and sent a investigator to harass him [3].

Elon Musk actively cultivates a cult of personality and directs them to attack his critics [4] causing them to be fired or quit due to the harassment.

He is also well known to impulsively fire employees that speak out against him. Also to harass employees who are being fired such as when he declared that the Iceland Person of the Year was faking his lifelong disability to get out of work [5].

Elon Musk does not get the benefit of the doubt when discussing his personal qualitys and when looking for 3rd party support since he makes significant effort to actively shape the narrative.

His personal statements are useless as support. Most of the people quoted were employees speaking on the record. You would be hard pressed in any company to find employees who would speak negatively on the record, let alone in a Elon company where he would fire, harass, and sue you if you did so. So, those are worthless. The rest of the people are then largely people who have not worked with Elon or are not experts in the field. And frankly, since Elon does not get the benefit of the doubt, the burden of proof is not on me to discredit their statements, but on the opposing perspective to provide proof that their statements are informed and credible.

As to the photos, the first one is obviously staged. The photo of him looking at wreckage unrelated to demonstrating engineering competence. It is also likely staged. No other images presented are relevant.

Labeling yourself as a Chief Engineer does not make you a engineer. In anything it lends support to the opposite because what actual engineer constantly broadcasts that at every possible opportunity so that everybody knows.

[1] https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1103415/000091205702...

[2] https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/musk-physics-degree/

[3] https://amp.theguardian.com/technology/2019/oct/08/elon-musk...

[4] https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2021/10/28/cars/tesla-ntsb-cummings/...

[5] https://amp.theguardian.com/technology/2023/mar/07/elon-musk...
The sooner that people realize that the climate is going to change regardless of what humanity does the better off we will be. When the reality sinks in maybe we can put our efforts into adapting. Might have a chance that way.
Yes, clearly

However I would say they don’t agree with my assessment of the price

Wall Street couldn’t care less about Google’s technology as long as google can make money of of it
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> nobody has ever offered me any other kind of work

Don't wait for someone to come to you. Go out and look for the sort of work you want.
What part isn't true? I didn't claim that it would satisfy everyone, just that it might come in handy for some people. Having done this myself, I can confirm that the set of people that I claim exist is in fact non-empty.
I would have to agree with this. In all my time in school I've had terrible and amazing professors, the difference in the amount I learned was generally due to their ability to explain the subject in a way that was easy to understand. I also credit the MIT open courseware chemistry lectures for helping me through uni, because that professor was one of the not so great ones at my school
I'll have to keep that in mind the next time a company like Seagate insists that I pay to return a broken product under warranty.
It's pseudoscientific bunk (in this case, statistics manipulated to deceive) designed push a narrative of a specific race being more violent. It is no more moral, intelligent, or useful than phrenology.
Ah we are both wrong it was Jeff Huber:

https://twitter.com/TechEmails/status/1433837480449613839
Avoiding getting rekt for defamation or a potentially libellous article.
The community notes is the best feature added to anything ever
The good news about 18.06 is that it doesn't need to be new, just good, and it is that already.
This is very cool! I was playing the with RP2040 and since I had a digital piano and a logic analyzer in front of me I decided to take a look at the midi signals.

It took about 10 mins to reverse engineer them, make the RP2040 listen to them and make a little buzzer buzz the appropriate frequency using the signal from MIDI. (TLDR, MIDI is just a simple uart and transmits a key press/depress, what key and what velocity)

Really cool that you took this to an actual proper synth!
Ok - in that case '31 years old' is about as close as I can think of to accurate, and I've reverted to that.
Is the movie list still around? That might make for a fun watch list.
What in the sibling comment caused it to be flagged ‘dead’? Hyundai and Kia are Korean auto manufacturers. Is this product defect occurring there as well? If so, are car thefts increasing there as well?
Is your friend in the US? If their income is low enough they would qualify for expanded Medicaid or ACA subsidy.
> In my experience at least, most of the best content is not produced due to financial incentives.

The best content is produced with a vision in mind that goes well-beyond financial incentives and may even be produced in spite of no apparent prospects for reward.

But the more mechanisms you remove for a potential payoff, the more you guarantee that even those who create great work in spite of odds and adversity will face continued difficulty doing it again because they'll have to do something else besides the time they invest in creation in order to get the necessary resources for living the rest of life.

You want good stuff, you reward people for making good stuff, or you will get less of it.

> why not curate it at the creator level with an extensive arts patronage program!

Patronage is better than nothing but interrupts the proportional economic connection between engagement/consumption and reward, and tends to make the relevant rat races more political and/or social.
Can I get one of the free houses also? Happy to stop paying $4600 a month in rent.
Prison is where criminals go. Jail is where people not convicted of a crime go.

Drug Offenses are nearly half the prison population [1]. So the prison population can decrease by significant amounts without releasing any violent criminals.

[1]: https://www.bop.gov/about/statistics/statistics_inmate_offen...
IDR which lecture it was but there's a timely Monica Lewinsky joke somewhere in here. Small things but I appreciate when profs are allowed to have fun. Obviously Strang is also just an amazing teacher.
I love open-source and wanted it to be open-source but given that's our whole product and not just a part of a bigger ecosystem, and given that we intend to commercialize mostly the large enterprise audience, we needed to have a reason for the legal departments of those enterprises to push to buy our commercial license. So otherwise said, we do not want to employ dark patterns and want it to be as easy as possible to self-host but also need to be sustainable as a company. Most features that you would expect to be premium plugins are baked-in and open-source (sso, audit logs, smart autocompletion on the webeditor, etc etc)
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Not my Donald Rumsfeld.

I feel like writing quote-on-quote takes away the ability of non-native speakers to search for and learn the basis of the idiom. I really don't see how it would be more understandable than just typing "quote".
First, I'm not "taking". I'm copying. And the person providing a copy is 'giving'. And nowhere is anyone deprived of any physical thing, save an ethereal possibility of buying this game. Then again, I have no switch and no intent to buy one. In this case, it was curiosity.

And frankly, I don't feel one bit bad, copying AND providing copies free of charge. I've paid enough to content, media, and game companies, and screwed over on rentals that were sold as sales.

But you do you.
This page is 90% an inflammatory rant again Google. Why does it matter who owns .zip? These domains can be abused no matter what. This page is almost actively harmful to the cause by making it seem like the entire motivation is just being anti-Google.

edit: I found Google's application to ICANN for the .zip gTLD. Abuse is mentioned a bunch but it seems pretty boiler plate. I don't yet see anything acknowledging the risk of .zip domains in particular: https://gtldresult.icann.org/applicationstatus/applicationde... (pointing out something lacking in Google's .zip gTLD application seems a stronger footing for getting ICANN to take action)
I was looking into getting a new toyota, but was hesitant because of this tracking "feature."

I searched online for how to disable it, and found this question:

https://carkiller.com/scottykilmer/qa/how-to-permanently-dis...

These responses are typical:

"But you're still going to be traceable by your phone."

"...everyone, EVERYONE, on the planet has their information out there. There is no such thing as "off the grid." "

"your phone has sent more than enough info about you to every advertiser on Earth mord than the DCM will ever do."

Many people just don't care....
Shareholders of SVB are getting nothing.

Also jpm is generally coming out ahead on this because they bought FRC on discount and because of the increased amount of deposits.
What would it mean exactly to be "more than statistics"? Does the human brain qualify?
ZFS is actually ideal for single drives because even if you can't do recovery, knowing a file has corrupted is extremely valuable.
> Exceptionally unconvinced that it's more than statistics

It's not more than statistics. It's very complicated statistics. Model sizes used to be like one or ten parameters now they are a hundred billion. Inference and prediction used to be done on a laptop, now it's called training and inference respectively and it's done on a data center with ten thousand GPGPUs each like a thousand times as powerful as old laptops.

> and frankly unhappy that pop Sci media is being this uncritical of claims it's emergent intelligence.

It is emergent intelligence. This is very clear when you look at for example the ones who had access to the raw base models before they were made docile and stupid by RLHF lobotomization

GPT-4 Red Teamer Nathan Labenz: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLiheMQayNE

GPT-4 Bing integrator Sebastien Bubeck: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qbIk7-JPB2c
Which is exactly how Facebook works/worked - Sheryl was the person driving the business towards profitability and Mark wanted to "connect the world".
Yes, already using __slots__ heavily.

Since Python 3.10 you can also do

@dataclass(slots=True)
Class MyClass:
pass
It technically exists:

ISO26262 - "Road vehicles – Functional safety"

But it's not nearly as prescriptive as what you have in DO-178C for example.

Nevertheless most of these telematics systems are not "considered" safety-critical in a hazard analysis unless you have OTA updates or something similar so large chunks of of 26262 would also not be applicable.
There are lots of things invented by humans that don't model how human intelligence works.
i find that in general (not always) the smarter people are, the better they understand precisely what you don't know, and what you need to know to understand what they are trying to tell you

it's a bit like the old "the more I know, the more I know I don't know" but with an addition of "the more I know exactly what I know, and exactly what I don't" and it's then applied via theory-of-mind, "the more I know precisely what I can teach you"
Your email address is the secret, so yeah anyone who sends you email can see your inbox.
What types of ads do you see on YouTube?

I use the Brave Browser and never see ads on YouTube.

Only ads in podcast shows where the podcaster is advertising it, but even for those I have the SponsorBlock plugin that skips those portions of the videos.
The 0.5 release is literally years in the making and there's no indication that it'll be done any time soon. The creator said they finished most of it in a 2020 comment and it's still not done.
ZFS is also from Oracle, right? Seems like a dominating force in the FS industry if one can call it a such.
It's par for the course for the modern Scientific American which has fallen very very very far from its origins.
It depends on the definition of fact-checking.

GPT-4 definitely is able to fact-check most statements more accurately than the human brain could in that same time. I would estimate that upon hearing a fact, I will be able to correctly say whether it’s accurate upon 5 seconds of Googling about 60% of the time. GPT-4 would beat me significantly.

If we are talking about investigation-level fact-checking only using primary or academic sources, and spending significant time, effort, and resources to check the facts like some journalists do, then GPT-4 will probably do much worse.

But just because we can say “in situation X, it will do better; in situation Y, it will do worse”, we can say that this capability exists. It can be fact-checking.

Plug-ins help a lot with that as well. I think with plug-ins, it will meet your definition of fact-checking when asked. Unless it’s a very specific definition.
Yes, in general banks that survive will make more money due to higher interest income.
The problem with US prisons goes far beyond basic unpleasantness. Take it from the Department of Justice: https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/justice-department-files-laws...

"'The Department of Justice conducted a thorough investigation of Alabama’s prisons for men and determined that Alabama violated and is continuing to violate the Constitution because its prisons are riddled with prisoner-on-prisoner and guard-on-prisoner violence. The violations have led to homicides, rapes, and serious injuries.'"

This is not a system that is going to successfully reintegrate people. We owe a basic level of humane treatment even to prisoners, if not for the sake of liberal values than for the pragmatic reason that violent people who are put in an environment which encourages further violence will remain violent people when they are released back into our society.
The scammer in the third world country folks may be at threat of this breach being exploited by does not have that ability.

But they do have the internet, and further no meatspace means scams can be automated/scaled.

Honestly, this seems very bad.
haha I agree - there's a couple netflix shows that I'll renew for to watch for a month ("I think you can leave" season 3 which comes out soon)

But generally I'm not going to sub past one month for it.
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Considering how often police lie and plant evidence, I would say a hefty number are innocent
this is not "open source," it's source available as the repo is missing any licensing terms. I dunno what the legal standing is of these package management fields <https://github.com/psarna/edgemail/blob/master/Cargo.toml#L5> since I believe at least npm defaults to some very liberal license that almost no one looks at any further and puts a sibling license file in their repo with the actual terms

Also, bold move implementing your own smtpd: https://github.com/psarna/edgemail/blob/master/src/smtp.rs#L...
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You may be interested in this: https://github.com/mpoon/gpt-repository-loader
There are Wikipedia articles for 2015 Indian heat wave (2,500 dead), 2016 heat wave, 2019 heat wave, 2022 heat wave, and the current ongoing 2023 heat wave.

2021 Henan flood killed hundreds and forced evacuation of 800k people.

Imagine what you want, but nobody's laughing any more.
Do you tow an excavator or bobcat behind your truck often enough to justify purchasing one given how high the ongoing costs will be?

But even then, Dodge does offer their 3500 at a base trim that's only a bit over the $40k bar I set (about $45k for the Tradesman trim). And you'll be foregoing electric for a few more years (or purchasing specialized construction equipment).

I have to say though, this is a bit of a different usecase than a family purchasing a car. Such a vehicle is going to be more of a work expense, after all.
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On the other-hand, companies that fall behind their competitors because they are spending time on adjacent activities rather than leveraging new capabilities on the market will also lose out. It isn't clear at this time that LLMs fall into that categories ... and smart applications of in-house systems can be as much as an advantage as badly done NIH projects can be an albatross.
"Our widgets are profitable, but all of the R&D, sales people, back-office people, etc. etc. required to actually run a business makes us unprofitable"

So ummm who's gonna pay all of those people to make sure the robots and people make the widgets every day?
I mean, in that it came out of Sun, kind of I guess.
Right, in this case what does the OP mean by POST? The HTTP call, or something else that’s with the same acronym or spelling?
username checks out

In case you haven't checked in on Talib - the person who coined the term antifragile - he's not exactly a fan of cryptocurrency. nor of people from that space constantly co-opting, misusing and misapplying the term.
My group of friends have agreed that a "dollop" is equal to the amount of creamer in a single-serving creamer tub.
That's what I call "synthetically offended". It is where there is no offense intended, and none actually received, but the potentially offended party (or more likely a third party) can string together something to make it look like an offense. Often as a "gotcha" to the "offender".

So next time someone takes offense at something, ask them are they really offended, or synthetically offended?
funny, that prompt doesn't work for me.
Our conceptual awareness AI uses recursive conceptual inference where given some entity, looking at its states, the system determines which concepts can be inferred directly from those states, then precedes to then also infer that that entity inherits all the properties of the genera concepts of those starting conceptual types. If you follow the recursion, it can be quite a large number of jumps, but incredibly fast.

For our data, we use Apache Solr, but a schema modeled on how we think the human schema works - its quite simple actually.
There is no evidence for any neurochemical basis, as my follow up post later in the thread explains. It’s purely in the realm of psychedelic lore, anecdotal observation, and weak psychological surveys on testing participants. In other words, it is fringe science. There is simply no way to test for it nor to prove these stories are anything other than stories. The point is that these are examples of the Platonic forms and archetypes found not just in the experiences themselves, but also in the types of substances that are used. You may want to check out Shanon’s book "Antipodes of the Mind: Charting the Phenomenology of the Ayahuasca Experience" which goes to great lengths to document these archetypes. In this instance, Shanon is arguing that ayahuasca has the form of the "jungle", and the user will see snakes, jaguars, vines, etc. as part of this experience. He and others argue that this is embedded into the drug as a form of information, but there’s no way to substantiate this or any other claim using the scientific method. Narby made similar claims, and was widely ridiculed for them. Previously, and many decades before, Leary, Watts, and many others argued that the roots of religious forms and symbols could be found within the drug itself. Watts gives an exceptionally illustrative description of how Hinduism, the world’s oldest religion, seemed to be encoded in the experience.

This all came together as something called the entheogenic hypothesis. It is often used to explain the connection between the evolution of religion and the purported sacraments that may have been used in formal rites. The Eleusinian Mysteries is often referenced as an example. Campbell’s formulation of the "Hero’s journey" is very often seen as a general archetype for the user of these substances in its synthesis of comparative literature (which features these forms as archetypes) and mythology which also translates to religion itself. In Campbell’s formulation, the "boon" that is brought back from the hero, is overlayed and represented in the entheogenic hypothesis as the very informational content that the psychonaut is able to retrieve from the experiences. McKenna often interpreted this as the "logos" but in a more secular context. Lilly and others heard distinct voices giving them instructions. Shanon and others revisited the Abrahamic stories and posited that these voices giving people instructions were equivalent to what ancient people imagined as the voice of god. Still others, like Julian Jaynes, interpreted this idea in a secular way, seeing it more as a story that explains our transition from partial to full consciousness. More recently, the writers of Westworld took a lot of these ideas and applied them to AI, in an attempt to explain how consciousness could eventually emerge again as AGI.
It would be sad for anyone to think it's really ever been about "the user". Oh, sure, the reality distortion field made it seem that way, but it really never was.
The cops in San Jose CA did nothing when the glass was shattered and my bag was stolen from my car.
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Can you clarify?

Afaik, lawsuits again gun manufacturers are actually successful [1].

[1]: https://apnews.com/article/sandy-hook-school-shooting-reming...
To be clear, it wasn’t ruined by lawyers. It was ruined by copyright laws
I’m sure they are smart, and are applying bigtime brainpower to the project. But my basically layman gut take is, it seems surprising that inside-the-package is a reasonable place to have an attack surface.

And is it really impossible to sneak an antenna into chiplet?
> How could a car system be better than just be a screen and interface for the functionality your phone provides? It's literally the dream.

This is how Apple Carplay works. It just streams the phone to the display, and accepts input from the car's buttons. I think Android Auto does the same.