skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The problem also occurs when searching for any low-ranking results in the iOS store, regardless of getting the exact name correct. A friend released a crossword game, and when searching the exact name of the app, it still comes up as the seventh result behind one ad and five other (much more popular) crossword apps with different names.
I've used https://wandrer.earth/ to track my cycling, and am trying to bike every street where I live. Discovered so many nice things in my neighborhood I never would have seen from a car!
> Please name me 3 foodstuffs you have in your kitchen made in some Eastern EU country.

How is it my fault that your stuff tastes bad? ;)

> no factories from Greece or Spain moved to Eastern Europe.

That's because they largely didn't exist in the first place; whereas they definitely did from Italy, which you carefully avoided mentioning, or the UK.

> In exchange they also had to suffer a huge increase in cost of living, food and energy prices

That's just capitalism in action, and it's the same for pretty much anyone on the continent at the moment. (oh, actually, it's worse here in UK, with sustained double-digit inflation, eye-watering energy prices that nobody else pays in Europe, and a house market used as reserve currency by rich foreigners).
My house hunting wasn't quite pre-Web but it was before Google Streetview/Google Maps/etc. so it was pretty just the listing service printout and you hit deal-breakers a significant majority of the time pretty quickly as soon as you drove there.
I do not believe that is the case. Do you have a source showing that multiple keys for a single user on per a single service basis is supported?
The estimated UK population is clearly growing; net migration has been in the positive hundreds of thousands nearly every year since 1998, even exceeding 500,000 in 2022. Why would this trend not only stop, but reverse for long enough to cause a significant population decline?
If the TDP is an accurate measure, then the M1 appears to be about as efficient as 12th gen Intel: https://www.cpubenchmark.net/power_performance.html#all-cpu
Higher amounts of granite in the soil make it worse. Depending on the area, it can be a severe health hazard to the point no one puts in basements - others, kinda meh.

Here is a map! [https://www.epa.gov/sites/default/files/2018-12/documents/ra...]
I wish the comparison was with GPT-4 instead of GPT-3.5.

When comparing model intelligence, I wish that only the most capable models were compared.
" and with their dirhams [egg white]
and dinars [egg yolk] "

wait so some arab currencies are actually translated as egg white and egg yolks? :o
Ampere Computing 2023 Strategy and Product Roadmap Update
Its not just French farmers who are subsidised though - farmers all across the EU avail of various subsidies, grants, etc.
More like a year - the performance rot runs deep.
I think Reddit outgrew the "gamer/nerd" thing you mention, some years ago. It's a mainstream site.
> Whether people are being intentionally injured and property is being intentionally damaged/stolen.

If this sufficient to revoke 1A rights, does it also apply to 2A?
It makes it harder to prove that what the AI generated is transformative work.
The Newest College Admissions Ploy: Make Your Teen a “Peer-Reviewed” Author
It's amazing seeing the init version of arguably one of the most popular software of the modern era.

Goes to show how much programming is like writing. You keep iterating and making it better.
If the future of social media looks like Reddit, we should just cancel the internet and go outside instead.

95% of Reddit is a cesspool...never the subs you frequent, though...
Being the customer.
See my other comment about what being a "hacker" traditionally means. It's not specifically tech-related. Your explorations of the physiological nature of emotions is well within the scope of hacking.

I honestly think that one of the things that has diminished the hacker community to a degree is that it has become synonymous in most people's minds with computers. But really, computer hackers are just one subset of the larger hacker community. There are legit hackers who have no interaction with computers beyond what most people do.
So “Super-Alt-Right-Con” actually means just regular conservative as far as I can tell from reading the page you linked. How are the two different in your mind? Genuinely curious what your definitions are since this is confusing as an outsider.
I never got used to glass keyboards, and gladly bought both the BlackBerry KeyOne and KeyTwo. They were so nice!
Try commuting by train. You'll cry twice: once when you hear the fare (the lolz), then again when you've to pay that fare (the real).
The con explicitly promotes transphobia, there's really no defense for participating in it. If you think it's a non-political decision to speak at a con that announces "men cannot give birth" on its about page[0] and says people shouldn't expect their preferred pronouns to be respected, that's a good signal that you're either wildly ignorant or actively hiding bigoted beliefs.

[0]https://www.basedcon.com/?page_id=85
I'm not sure where you're getting the $20,000/year healthcare spending number, but that looks like it is too high by an order of magnitude. See e.g. https://www.commonwealthfund.org/publications/issue-briefs/2..., which puts median annual household spending on healthcare between $1,500 and $5,540 in 2019. If you're talking about total annual healthcare spending, that is largely paid by employers so should be accounted for as increased gross earnings for employees, which translates to lower effective tax rates.

And yes, the effective federal rate is not the total blended rate paid in the US, but it's not in the UK, either. For example, far as I know, no US region has a sales tax close to the UK's 20% VAT - sales tax is set locally but in most places is around 5-10%.
Excuses. With premium you could install sponsor block and legitimately say you've paid for the content. Youtube would be happy because they don't care that you skip sponsor reads, the creator would be happy because they got your revenue from premium AND the sponsor can't tell you skipped so even they don't care.

In other words win, win, win.

But I'm assuming this still isn't enough for you to pay because as evidenced by this thread there is always some excuse why it's not possible to pay for the content watched while at the same time blocking ads.
Although the 45% is only applied to income above £120,000 and VAT either doesn't apply or is reduced to 5% on stuff like (most) food, rent, utilities, children's clothes, and loads more.

So what you're saying is pretty wrong.
Some places in Czechia have a huge problem with radon emanating from the ancient bedrock below. These places, even though rural and not polluted, tend to have more deaths from lung cancer than the rust belt in northern Moravia, where air quality in general is worse, but the radon problem is almost non-existent.

Newly built houses are required to be radon-proofed, AFAIK.
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"When you can't scale up, scale out."

GPUs have strong potential for improvement, and moving workloads to them helps on multiple fronts: performance, cost, power consumption.
> P.S. Android users, you're next! ChatGPT will be coming to your devices soon.

I'm getting a good chuckle out of this.

The thought-leaders have been warning us that large language models will put 99% of professionals out of work and will threaten the nature of human existence... and yet today's leading LLM apparently can't be used to generate code for a boilerplate user interface using the Android SDK.
Hey there. The Passage products are in early beta, so some of the details are being worked out. We expect to be able to add more specific pricing info in the coming weeks. Stay tuned!
Smaller communities are great but you still need ways for people to find each other, or they just die. For example, if you write a blog, how does anyone find it who isn’t already subscribed?

Reddit has subject-based discussions, good SEO, and subreddits are distinct enough to have a sense of place. One downside is that outsiders can just drop in and post, often without reading the rules, so you will often get a constant influx of newbie questions - the eternal September problem.

Discord has no SEO, so you’d need some other way of helping people find it. It seems better for people who don’t want to be found?
REAL political issues and REAL politics discussion

If you want to discuss future dystopian alien governments or the racism against the Norbutis of Gahndlon , go ahead
Hi! Have we met?

Elixir has been great for our Authorization server. I really believe in the BEAM for high-uptime cases, and love a lot about Ecto's design as an ORM. That said, I only felt comfortable bringing Elixir to Ramp because I'd already built ~3 Pheonix projects before joining, and had a decade on other Erlang projects. I make a light reference to it in a few places in the article, but I think introducing Weird Tech is very, very easy to mess up and most people would be better off not doing it.

I lead with that in my other article that made it to HN, on strategies for learning exotic tech https://morepablo.com/2022/09/so-you-re-using-a-weird-langua...

More on BEAM at Ramp and why I like it https://engineering.ramp.com/elixir-at-ramp

Me comparing/opining Ecto and SQLAlchemy, the two ORMs at Ramp https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Ep9CDXUHNU

It's been running Authorizations for 4 years and had remarkable good mileage.
listed prices include VAT pretty much everywhere I've been to in the world, other than the US. If something says it costs €1 or £1 then you're paying €1 or £1 for it at the checkout.
> Goes to time square

> The whole city seems like a money laundering operation

Classic
There's nothing "fake" about those apps at least upon surface level investigation: OpenAI sold access to the ChatGPT and GPT-4 API, so opportunistic people made chat apps "powered by" ChatGPT and GPT-4. They would be "fake" if they claim to be made by OpenAI, which they don't.

So, on what ground do you suggest they should be blocked from submission? Slapping a custom UI on a third party API is fine, if a bit distasteful in certain situations. Tons of people on this very forum work on glorified wrappers.
The top search results for "openai chatgpt" are all fakes/scamware. Be sure you use the official link from the linked page.
Hadn't heard about them until today and saw where they released a thoughtful rap song. Can only find it on youtube haven't seen it on Spotify yet but I teared up. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/jennison_accessibility-daze-a...
You pay for cable to get cable channels. It was never offered as an ad-free option.
I think the future of the Internet will contain a lot of "Join <expired Discord invite link> to download!" so I hope the Reddit model prevails.

Discord communities are regressive in that they're not indexed by search engines so a lot of the activity and information there may as well be nonexistent.
Hey, thanks for letting me know! I'll correct the article
Yes, I should have linked it and the post was locked by the time I spotted it was missing and there were some typos. In my Huginn Scenario I have one Website Agent per museum/gallery/institution containing the URL to check and a some rules of how to extract the text from the page that I have figured out signifies whether the work is "on view" or not. These feed into a private RSS feed of my own that I then process separately to update the web page. Here you can see the Agent for Portland Museum of Art and that it created two events (one when it went on view, one when it was taken off view). Tada! https://imgur.com/xMGJvRu
Looking at some Louis Rossmann videos, NYC is headed back to the dumpster. I hope they get out of it, I visited a few times 20 years ago and it was a nice place. The food was excellent.
> Its 2023, if this blows you away wait until you see what else even 8 year old computers can do...

Like what? Another generic Sony open world game? If this sort of thing was so easy, why don't other AAA studios make anything remotely as interesting?

> which this feature doesn't really do, its a very ancillary feature to the game

This is honestly not even close to true. I'm not even sure you're playing the same game as me.

You can't solve 90% of the puzzles in this game without engaging heavily with the new mechanic. Hell, there's honestly large parts of the world you cannot traverse without it either. You can't reach large parts of the Sky without it for instance.

I genuinely don't know how you could play this game and come away thinking it doesn't do anything very interesting mechanically or technically.
Free healthcare ! :)
ARM has seen increased adoption, but the chips themselves aren't much different than 4-5 years ago.
> The main selling point of Nintendo was always their ip. They're better at making games then making consoles.

I'd have to think about it, but I might defend the NES, SNES, and Gamecube as the best consoles of their generations, if we're just looking at the consoles themselves. The first two do even better if we consider the games, too (though the GC is plainly not its generation's frontrunner, if you add that—the lack of 3rd party interest really hurt it, its library is tiny, and consists mostly of few great Nintendo games and a bunch of terrible shovelware).

I'd put the N64 at a tie with the Playstation. The N64 looked better and had four-player support out of the box, which made a big difference in how many games supported four players. The analog stick on the controllers was a real problem, though, as was the storage size. Then again, the Playstation launched without any analog sticks. Call it a draw.

It's only really with the Wii that they stopped credibly trying to keep up (and IMO the Wii's various gimmicks don't make up for its deficiencies, among which I count some of those same gimmicks)
I'm not a mega gamer, but I've been playing console games since the original NES and I have never, not once, known or given a shit what a game's fps was. Maybe I just don't play the kind of games where it matters, but my guess is that most Switch users are in the same boat. People who care about FPS are more likely to go with Playstation or Xbox anyway.

BOTW was the first Zelda game I've played since the SNES days. I've never been a big fan of the franchise, but I still love these two games because they are fun to play. Everything else is window dressing.
Yes, it makes debugging a large or distributed TCL application hellish. Once you have had to deal with that, you will be put off of TCL for life.
Why would Apple do this to help a foreign company? They have nothing to gain except a small amount of app store fees. And they'd piss off a ton of Republican and some Democrat lawmakers, not to mention the 80% of their customers who don't use TikTok.

If Apple did do this to help a foreign company (or any company), it would probably fall afoul of the law: https://www.ftc.gov/advice-guidance/competition-guidance/gui...

> A firm's refusal to deal with any other person or company is lawful so long as the refusal is not the product of an anticompetitive agreement with other firms or part of a predatory or exclusionary strategy to acquire or maintain a monopoly. (emphasis mine)

IANAL, so I'm sure there are other laws I am not aware of that would squelch such a move.
Me too. The design brings back memories of those old jumpscare flash games.
Thats true. Its anecdotal. My comment really should be more concise that after considerable hype it seems to be waning and has lost traction with most likely a retreat as oppose to a total collapse similar to clubhouse. Anecdotally people keep bad mouthing substack, not a great sign.
Love this trend of sequestering AI-generated content onto other apps and websites where I don't have to see it!
LLM’s do use human ”insight” into language with how they require tokenized inputs and outputs.

It’s one of those insights that seems obvious after the fact but really wasn’t.
Graphics don't impact gameplay, but this game really does look flat-out bad on a full-sized TV or monitor. Using FSR1 upscaling the realtime shadows (required for dynamic time of day) all "crawl", like a constant flicker in any motion, and it's really distracting. Level of detail "clicks" in when you're 20 feet away from objects, also extremely noticeable. And beyond the visual issues, it also suffers from a poor framerate in many areas. It can't even hit 30fps all the time.

It's true that gameplay trumps all, and it definitely didn't push me off the (excellent) game, but the Switch hardware really _substantially_ impacts the experience.
There is two way of installing OpenWrt on x86:

1. Use the ext4 image and extend the main partition to the full size of the disk. This requires a lot of "fiddling" later in case of upgrade (as parent wrote).

2. Use the combined squashfs image and don't touch the image layout (no resizing, keep the ~100 MB free default / partition). Easy upgrade experience like other embedded devices (get image, open ui or ssh, upload, flash, reboot, done). Oddly, this isn't made clear by the official Wiki at all and the simplest option.

IMO, the best configuration is running your x86 box with Proxmox and run the squashfs OpenWrt in a VM. There is no need for more than 100 MB of space and if you need to install so many packages or apps, better create another VM and use a standard Linux distro. It will also be more standard for many apps to be installed on a full fledged OS instead of the custom OpenWrt layout.

You only need 2vcpu and 256 MB of ram to run standard OpenWrt at 1 Gbps (SQM included if you have a recent CPU). The rest of your box ressource can be used for anything you want.
7! is quite a lot indeed :)
Emeryville Mayor talks about building housing instead of political career (2022)
I love my iPhone but god damn does apple suck at a number of things. It’s 2023, and they have a terabyte of storage but they won’t store more than 100 numbers in your call history. Like what.
The starting anecdote might have been tacked on at the end. It might even be a fabrication. It is certainly unnecessary to the framework they are advancing which is itself reasonable. The fact that the author chose to frame their thinking in terms of them being a snide jerk to a colleague really made me unsympathetic to them as a person.
Although the UK is one of those countries that:

1. Consistently maintains a >2% of GDP military budget, and

2. Is capable of acting independently (albeit less effectively than part of NATO).

It's also one of those countries reasonably able to defend itself without the US.
Spotify mastered this a decade ago. They could detect when your PC volume was muted during an ad. They'd pause the ad and resume it once the mute was turned off.
And the good think about supporting PDF first is you can just print other things into it! Probably a JS library to do it I imagine.
Also SSDB: https://github.com/ideawu/ssdb
100 genuine. I would have expected them to use the common latin or spanish. Not white supremacist. That feeds into a stereotype that doesn't exist here. It's like labeling the Oklahoma city bomber a muslim terrorist after 9/11 to fit in with the stereotyping of the day.
If you are averse to ad blockers getting your browser history, you can disable video auto play. For me it freezes the ads and brings to Skip Ad button.
If they didn't till today, they will start now.
Web version of Homer disappearing into the bushes.
I mean...there is an analogy there.
delete discord and reddit. embrace github.

being constrained to support git is a fantastic constraint.
Many fiber ISPs here in Europe seem to share the backend infrastructure between DSL and FTTH subscribers and that sadly also involves PPPoE encapsulation.
In 2023, the fights among millions of Americans is about "men cannot give birth"? That's not promising.
Were they actually excluded, or did they feel excluded because they didn't like the new philosophy? I'm not sure if they were actual rules actually excluding them.
Submission seems perfectly valid, per HN guidelines.

And indeed potentially quite useful, to anyone conducting "research" in this area.
You are wrong because without vertical farming humanity will not be able to scale to hundreds of billions of souls as easily. And vertical farming will be necessary on Moon and Mars and Venus and Europa and Pluto and beyond. And we have unlimited space and raw materials with which to assemble vertical farms in space.
Is "GPT" a registered trademark in the AI space?
I suppose the downside of all that secrecy is balanced with the upside of having lots of competent and smart colleagues.

In my experience that is worth even more than a very high salary for your quality of life.

(That 1958 article morkalork dug up and presented below, seems historically interesting at least. Thanks for making an effort to show it.)
"Based beliefs"? But they are so clichéd, so mainstream even. Let's try some really based beliefs:

Men cannot give birth, unless they go through some amazing, to come synthetic biology transformations. Are you afraid by women with a penis today? Just you wait for the tomorrow man with a penis, two vaginas, tail, two wheels, and tentacles.

Guns don’t kill people; people kill people, but let's just melt all the guns. We tried some centuries with pistols, rifles, and such, let's see what happens if we melt all the guns for the next few centuries.

A fetus is a human being, and we should kill that human being if we want just as we kill hundreds of thousands of people through whatever: from pollution to housing policies. Don't want a fetus to die? Sure, take those cells evacuated from the formerly pregnant body and grow them in a tube, inject them into your own body, go wild.

Socialism has failed everywhere it’s been tried, so let's try just making food, shelter, and healthcare free, just for kicks: self-planting/harvesting bots in the fields, 3D printed houses, automated medical diagnosis and surgeries, and while at it, let's just cancel all the pharmaceutical patents and general biochemical restrictions, let everyone print elexacaftor/tezacaftor/ivacaftor or heroin in the comfort of their own home.

Discriminating against white people is racism, so let's start solving racism: start with the largest group of victims, you know, the minorities.
I feel this isn't quite a failure of the Alan Turing or of the UK, but rather of university research vs big tech -- the latter has a significant advantage in this specific field, for a number of reasons. There was an interesting paper about that and relative discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35564013
Hey there! We expect to add more pricing details to the page in the coming weeks. The ambiguity is just because the products are currently in early beta.
As far as I know it's light, though I did see that The British Museum want to do some testing of inks/pigments on individual paper fibres to learn more.
Category error: generative AI isn't making a copy. Says so in the name.
Stability AI open sources its AI-powered design studio
Yea, can you imagine if someone said those were the same thing? Good point though, that is what we’re up against.
Those are emotions. Having and expressing emotions doesn't mean they have thoughts about an abstract thing like a spirit.
> By and large it reckons with it and is subject to corrective action.

What kind of corrective action? The US has never faced any backlash for helping Brazil (my country) to maintain a dictatorship because of communism fears, for example.
I guess one of the major issues is the compilation and packaging of the Fortran code. It is also my experience when developing PDFO ( https://www.pdfo.net/ ), the predecessor of PRIMA.

This is also reflected by the following comment at https://github.com/scipy/scipy/issues/18118#issuecomment-155...

> The real maintenance burden is the compilation and the packaging not the code itself that we are carrying around.