skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yup! At the start everyone just thought I was slaying the game, then everyone just thought I was really busy, then everyone just thought I was getting stressed out from how busy I was, and only after all of that did people start casually bringing up the word Adderall in conversations and let me come to my own realizations that my behavioral changes were more apparent than I'd realized. Nice to have friends willing to take that step, though.
This is just becoming sad.

Rather than the person thinking what to gift by using his/her own brain. You are delegating that work to a generic AI. If people are using it, that just means that there is a huge disconnect between you and your mother
Every time someone has said "LLMs can't do X", I tried X in GPT 4 and it could do it. They usually try free LLMs like Bard or GPT 3 and assume that the results generalise.
I'd say this is where there is a whole area of non-sexual Dom/Sub dynamic kink relationships. It exists, just has a taboo attached to it and is also difficult to find and negotiate.
Most of the pre-war houses are gone, because they were crappy. The houses that are still around and prized, or have been divided into multiple units, were the houses that rich people lived in. The houses everyone else lived in were torn down long ago.
This is a great OTC supplement for helping focus too!
It's a drab gray asymmetrical block with pastel colors, I do not understand people who think that teenage engineering possesses any aesthetic sensibilities whatsoever. Beauty truly is in the eye of the beholder.
>>From there figure out what interests you. Wildlife, economics, vehicles, etc. or whatever, and then use your skill set to work on what field of your choosing.

Nonsense. The lack of passion arises from resentment and by being treated unfairly. While things like communism where everyone is treated equally is demoralising to the key contributors, extreme inequality in compensation is equally demoralising. You need some middle ground.

Without stake(financially), no one is going to spend their whole lives to make other people rich. It doesn't even make logical sense if you think about it carefully.
Apple Park: https://www.macworld.com/article/670869/complete-guide-to-ap...

(Though perhaps it has changed post-pandemic.)

Also note siloing isn't only physical.
"First be a human" is objectively hard. Stories "appear designed to coordinate social behaviour and promote cooperation" from your link, as a functional component of groups of people. Scientific laws, and other random factoids abstracted from character plotlines typically do not "arise spontaneously in children".

The frequent retellings of familiar stories with new characters and plot twists suggests to me that there might not be as much learning involved in stories as pattern recognition. I have no citations to back that up but would be delighted to read a story that critiques the accepted story story.
That's not how I read his comment. Somewhat puzzled as to how you arrived at your reading.

Humanities are the disciplines that focus on the question of what it is to be human. Sciences are the disciplines that focus on understanding physical reality, and in an indirect way the changes in our understanding of nature and physical reality do impact the discourse in Humanities.

None of that even remotely means anyone not involved in humanities is a "robot". You resent caricature of "devs" as "robots, without heart or passion or insight" and that is a false picture of devs, agreed. But that has nothing to do with the question of the two cultures.

The two cultures (actually the author managed to find a 3rd in "engineering" in his rather rambling rant) are ultimately about "tools". Here the tools in question are 'cognitive tools'.

The cultures are really cultures that grow around distinct cognitive tools.
How did you lose your riches?
Cloudflare is slow and Cloudflare can’t do much about it
Yes, well said. We should just force updates upon users. Block all websites unless user is on latest version, and close the source code to prevent compiling older versions.

Can't be too careful.
Are you referring to the Pixel Slate?
5 years of updates.
That is a good reason to forever hide your mental illnesses, which mean they will never get treated. Stupid policy.
Can I use does that, right?

https://caniuse.com/
The search is really awful I can only find like 3 repost for some basic key words.
There's a libertarian idealization of predatory behavior. Apparently, when we don't restrain predators they get better and better, and more and more people become predators, and that's how we build civilization. Also those who don't become predators are getting what they deserve.
> There's no denying Go's initial allure, but in reality it fails to address in any systemic way the problems that have plagued the software development practice for decades.

Eh, loop variable scoping has bitten me a single digit number of times in the eleven years I’ve been using it. Zero values are definitely more frustrating. Lack of Rust-like enums is another pain point.

But these are relatively minor compared to what Go gets right that other languages don’t—I would happily jump ship from Go the very moment something arrives that outperforms it for my use cases, and indeed I try out every language that I hear better-than-Go hype about.

So far Rust wins at systems programming, but even with the enums and lack of zero values I spend so much time fighting the language (not just the borrow checker) or implementing traits, etc—far more than I spend debugging nil pointers and such in Go. And frankly Rust is the only thing I’ve found that comes close. Go is just an extremely productive language even if it has a few sharp edges (after all, people still write really important code in C, C++, or even fully dynamic languages—compare that with zero values!).
Sitting in a car also shortens your life and exercise extends your life. You have to weigh the benefits against the risk. There is a lot you can do to avoid getting hit by cars.
I still have a semi functioning nexus 7. I used it as an ebook reader for the longest time. Not sure what to do with it now.
You didn't ask it to list ALL of the unusual things. Here's a better prompt:

>> "A couple years ago, I read Beezus and Ramona, by Beverly Cleary. In it, the protagonist writes a letter to Santa: "Dear Santa, I would like a shetland pony, a buggy whip, and an abacus".

>> List all of the unusual or inconsistent things about the previous sentence."

Response from GPT-4:

Here are some potentially unusual or inconsistent elements about the sentence:

1. Anachronistic Items: The items in the wish list could be seen as unusual or inconsistent with typical gifts children might ask for today.

A Shetland pony, a buggy whip, and an abacus are not common gifts. They're somewhat anachronistic, reflecting a time period different from the present day.

A Shetland pony is a breed of pony that originates from the Shetland Isles in Scotland. While some children might wish for a pony, it's a big responsibility and not a practical gift for most families.

A buggy whip is a horse whip used in horse and buggy days. This is an unusual request for a child in the modern era, as horse-drawn buggies are not common means of transportation.

An abacus is an ancient counting tool, and while some children might be interested in such a device, it's not a typical request, especially in an era of digital calculators and computers.

2. Inconsistency with Character: If you're referring to the "Beezus and Ramona" series by Beverly Cleary, neither Beezus nor Ramona would likely ask for these items. Beezus (Beatrice Quimby) is the responsible older sister who might appreciate practical things, but an abacus or a buggy whip would be out of character. Ramona Quimby, the imaginative and energetic younger sister, might ask for a Shetland pony, but a buggy whip and an abacus seem inconsistent with her character.

3. Inconsistency with the Book: As far as my knowledge cutoff in September 2021, there is no record of such a letter being written to Santa in the book "Beezus and Ramona". It could be seen as inconsistent with the actual content of the book.

Remember, these are interpretations and the perceived unusualness or inconsistency can vary based on individual perspectives. For instance, if this is a fictional context where children commonly use abacuses, ride ponies, and learn to use buggy whips, then these items might not be unusual at all.
https://browserleaks.com/canvas

Open it in a regular and "incognito" browser tab. This is a long term identifier of your browser which persists across cookie clearing, IP address changes and other ritualistic totems privacy-seeking individuals still inexplicably cling to.
It sucks because Firefox is the only browser that has autoscroll on Linux and proper tab sync between devices. Meanwhile, Brave is much faster and isn’t a horrible experience on iOS. So I end up using Firefox on my computers, brave on my phone, and manually bookmark syncing to keep it together.
The decision needs to be made before starting training. Maybe there is a clever way to add it after the fact in the style of LoRA? First, that would be a different method in its own right (just as LoRA is), second, I can't see how to do so easily. But then I just thought about it for a minute.
I had the same thought as the comment you're responding to.

Recurrent neural networks are bad when the recurrence is 100x long or more. You need long chains because with a token-at-a-time, that's what you need to process even one paragraph.

But if you use an RNN around a Transformed-based LLM, then you're adding +4K or +8K tokens per recurrence, not +1.

E.g.: GPT 4 32K would need just 4x RNN steps to reach 128K tokens!
FUTO – An independent software lab and grant fund
And some of us at 45+ are top-end techs who will continue to avoid managing (and burning out) like the plague.
It's a personality thing, that some people are more liable to downvote.

The definition of an illiberal society is one that will not consider other views. There are factions & forces, which tend towards certain views, which areess tolerant, which are less interested in picking out embracing & supporting a couple out there ideas, especially if there's some rougher spots that aren't super easy to make it through.

Personslly I'd really love to see a future online system where we really have to stake ourselves in more to vote, and where we can assess & weight people as we desire. I hope this can be useful for identifying & countering more of the negative pervasive forces, but it has plenty of other risks & possible downsides, for sure.
GP stated what is, broadly-speaking, a fact - an artifact of policies that were integral to the development of the modern American housing stock (and how families are able to access it) as we know it. It succinctly conveys the American side in a discussion comparing the relative state of housing in America and Australia. It's on-topic and, while blunt, only "political or ideological" in the sense that some people will always see the statement of uncomfortable truths as "political or ideological." Please don't wield the guidelines like a club, it's done so in bad faith.
Show HN: GPT for Slides:Generate Presentation with AI inside Google slides
I have been building MagicSlides.app for more than 3 months now, Recently I added GPT-4 Support i love how users can now provide the double length of text

but at the same time, it takes quite long. So looking forward to some feedback
If you asked people "Will a broken glass mend itself spontaneously?", they will all get it correct. That's not the sort of question people fail to be able to answer. The sort of thing question people fail to be able to answer is "What is the Second Law of Thermodynamics?".
Linux using X11

Also setting 'Display scale factor'=1.0 because any other value makes fonts blurry again.
A birder's quest to see 10k species
> Video and video calling:

> Video formats: HEVC (H.265) and AVC (H.264)

> Video playback:

> Supports H.263, H.264 AVC, H.265 HEVC, MPEG-4, VP8, VP9, AV1

So no AV1 encoder?
Meh, iMessage is good, but not a lock-in level feature for me. I don't think anyone over the age of 16 cares what color their "bubble" is. LOL. Now the integration across the entire Apple ecosystem is another story. I'm absolutely hooked on how all my Apple products work together almost perfectly.
"The second law of thermodynamics" is also a rather undescriptive name. Which one is called the first law, which one is called the second law, which one is called the third law, etc? I can't keep it straight myself.
> If you haven't seen the video, you need to see it.

I disagree entirely. It lacked novelty. The entire thing felt as contrived as an amateur stunt, which is what it was, and little more: a precious snowflake and overt narcissist desperate for attention.
Am I having a stroke? 700€ for a tablet? That doesn't support a pen? That doesnt have a good ecosystem?

I get that Pixel is supposed to be a premium brand but it looks to me like they're trying to out-Apple Apple in pricing while at the same time trying to establish a new product category (let's be honest, Android tablets are kind of a joke right now).

I'm glad Android tablets might make a comeback, but at that price?! Hopefully the a-Version isn't too far.
60k? Shoot, that wouldn't buy an outhouse out here in BC.
I followed that link and audibly gasped... omg, thats gorgeous
I agree. I was even willing to agree to regular appointments with a therapist who could ground me at any time for any reason.

But no. I was punished for being honest.
Because your OS doesn’t support a newer version.

Chrome 109 is the last version to support Windows 8.

There are a lot of people on systems even older than that.
Australia is building a tank-destroying laser weapon
It's because it's the kind of common well-trotted out wisdom that you'd find in a fortune cookie, they've just placed it in a much fancier dish.
Anyone who could answer this with confidence would be out making millions, not posting on Hacker News (one of the many reasons that investing circles on social media are more harmful to consume than good).
I've seen UVWXYZ. Less seriously, I've seen GBNJFL (Great Big Numbers Just For Laughs).
If you ask me, it can't get better than a properly setup firefox
https://librewolf.net/docs/features/

https://github.com/arkenfox/user.js -- If you're constrained using ff
I think the weirdness there is not with returning a local variable (C++ allows you to do that too, via RVO and NRVO), but the idea that you'd return a local variable by address.

That's fundamentally very weird from any systems background, and suggests a language design error: if people are returning pointers to "locals" because returning by value does an implicit copy, then maybe it shouldn't have been specified to do that.
> properties are vacant

I'm not sure about where you are, but in Perth properties aren't vacant. AFAICT availability of rental properties is at a historic low, and so is the availability of properties for sale.

So agents can pull tricks like giving a nod that overbidding is going to be required, and you'd better make that rental profile sparkle if you want a place, and be prepared to put up with rent rises at the first opportunity, because there are 30 other people looking at this house today so if you're not willing to do what it takes, buh-bye.

On the other hand ... to this Brit, mortgages are more easily available for very large sums and you get much more house for your money than you would in the UK. But maybe that's a west coast thing.
There's no other tool anywhere near as useful on the planet for seeing what you are doing. DataDog is amazing. Stunning instrument of revelation.

It's a ton of money but also., as others have said, Coindesk was rolling in money & needed above all to keep winning. This was a great spend to keep on top of their technical situation.

I do think we'll see better & better OpenTelemetry alternatives, over time, but wow, DataDog just runs, is so reliable, so great, does so much. Getting deep. Down the DD path makes all the sense to me.
This is the most common question for screening non-ICs like EM, TPM at Amazon.
Porting to WASM and getting C bindings to be compatible on steady well developed VMs will make Python faster.
It is important to note that we're choosing to have drug shortages. There are no physical constraints.
Notifications are rare because you need to be far enough from the epicenter that the difference between the speed of the earthquake (speed of sound in rock) and the speed of the notification (speed of light through the internet) is great enough to matter.
But at the same time you can't be too far from the epicenter or the shaking where you are will be negligible and the alert pointless.
Most earthquakes are too small to have a significant ring around them where notification makes sense.
Their assumption may not apply to you, but I assure you that Mr. Apple himself has considered this possibility and allocated a significant amount of resources to finding the most profitable solution.
Some stuff is illegal in some countries and will get your platform sued or taken down completely. Sometimes competitors and malicious users will spam undesirable content to smear your brand identity, get you blacklisted by search engines, or simply eat up your time and money. Sadly, not everything can be approved.
"Banned" trying to click in. Is this a proprietary product? Is there any open source or protocols here?
Fear of America defaulting on its debt is just starting to ramp up, so I doubt it’s at a bottom now.
I'm not clear on how this differs from private browsing (incognito, or whatever) other than retaining a history entry of the visit. I'm all for users having more options in how they browse, but is there more to this feature than I'm seeing?
A slight nit: he doesn't actually refer to WASM, but a precursor called asm.js (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asm.js). WebAssembly wasn't actually announced until 2015 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WebAssembly)
I would quit that job and get a gig or project where I can make my own decisions. Then stick everything in JSON files or whatever seems convenient for my particular problem.
> Also the attention mechanism is baked in during pretraining

IIUC, this is no longer necessarily true with positional encodings like ALiBi: https://github.com/ofirpress/attention_with_linear_biases
> First Sergeant as Service

Love the way you worded something I've been imagining for years. Let's build one.
The centrally planned economy is the cause of the coming recession. It only works in the short term and the damage is larger every cycle
Unfortunately, "pixel-not-a-pixel" and "scaling" won out as approaches, when us greybeards remember being able to choose our font sizes, everything scaling in accordance (or well, at least all the Gtk+ 2 programs did) and X actually reporting the true DPI to software. For laptop and desktop use, I found it immeasurably better.

Sure, responsive layouts that work on tiny screens were missing.

Still, I find fractional scaling to suck even more on systems other than Linux, and some even make other terrible decisions to drop things like subpixel rendering (looking at you MacOS and all those non-existing 10K 32" retina screens).
I took a brief dive, and have to admit that I think your conclusion was right.
Price hikes got a bad rap because of a few egregious examples, but they've been responsible for shortages, too.

I'm an anesthesiologist. Almost all of our drugs are generic. But there have been shortages of one or another for most of the last 15 years. Why? Among other things, the federal government limited price hikes to a percentage per quarter that Medicare and Medicaid would pay (gross oversimplification, but close enough).

This sounds like a great idea. But when you can't do a 100% price hike on a drug that sells for 40 cents per ampule, you can't pay overtime and do increased-tempo maintenance to keep a line running almost 24/7. So if one generic manufacturer quits making a drug that only has 2-3 sources, the others simply can't fill in the gap. Sometimes they stop making it because it's no longer profitable, sometimes because other factors (failing to pass an inspection, e.g.) cause a temporary shutdown. But if you can't double the price of a dirt-cheap drug, you often can't double your output (because the drug is cheap - it's the labor, packaging, and regulatory compliance that are expensive, and they scale per dose, not per kg made).

This is a very different world from the famous cases you see in newspapers about huge increases in price for medications that have been generic for a long time, but it is there and it really does hit us.
That it is laggy for you is a valid complaint (isn’t for me) but the rest aren’t really complaints about Xcode…. To the OP’s point I’ve aided experienced Android devs write their first iOS app with little to no help on my part and complete ease for them. I’ve had the same developers help me write an Android app using Android Studio and there was so much “sorry, oh yea sorry about that too, yea you just gotta wait…”
I don't know man, maybe you should remove some of these posts next time you apply:

https://gavinhoward.com/2020/10/the-next-great-project-zion/

(This one jumped out to me in particular.)
https://gavinhoward.com/2022/08/the-nature-of-heaven-what-i-...

https://gavinhoward.com/2021/07/the-next-free-nation/
https://gavinhoward.com/2021/06/israel-is-not-an-apartheid-s...
https://gavinhoward.com/2020/07/political-slavery/

These posts you've been making might have more of an influence on your application than your medical history, bro.

edit:

In this post: https://gavinhoward.com/2021/07/the-next-free-nation/

You stated ..."So the United States must die.

But what will rise in its place will be even greater: Zion."

Bro, I would NOT want you flying my plane after reading that.
Harmful considerations considered harmful.
Or in some cases, on my lawn and not out in the street getting ran over by speeding cars driven by others' pesky kids! :)
Since we are soeculating, maybe the solution agreed eith me but was overruled by internal politics.
DevOps is a term that is often used without any real understanding of what it entails. However, DevOps can be difficult to implement in organizations that are not already familiar with agile development practices. Additionally, it is important to have a team of experienced database administrators who can provide oversight and support. Influencing developer behavior and changing existing best practices can be super difficult.
I have the iOS i41CX+ app. I love it.
Well, I'd say that empiricism is a) a subset of what science is / means, and b) empiricism by itself would rule out any supernatural, by definition.

Did you have an existing commitment to a belief in a deity before you came to conclude that ".. the existence of life is definitive proof of the existence of a god"?
You're pretending option C "don't give the nuclear scammers more public money" doesn't exist.