skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I got on better with mine when we moved 5hrs from them and I only saw them 6 times per year instead of every other day. Quality time over quantity.

They are now very much in decline mentally and physically. The best times are over. Makes me glad that I had children young and we were all able to enjoy spending time together. A lot of happy memories.
accuweather.com. Yesterday morning the AQI was 142. I snapped a photo of it.
Oh c'mon. Code is like the cosmic background. It's a picture of how the universe was back when it's author's we're only barely capable of making it work. They know better now, but it works, so they're off doing other things.

Therefore, if it's a year old and it smells bad:

- either it's still like that

- or somebody has since harvested its improvement into at least one standup update, which you can search for

At the very least, you're likely to be able to find who to ask.
> Also I prefer not be limited in my shopping choices just to the single shop that happens to be in my building or on my block...

I live in a mid-sized European city, and I have literally dozens of shops within 10-minute walking distance of home, as well as several banks, primary and high school, health center, several playgrounds, parks, gyms, plenty of bars and restaurants, etc.
Right, something seriously fishy going on though. These API keys get generated after a few minutes of me deleting them, and then a new email gets sent. I'm seriously stressed out by all this.
> I find it ironic that you are selling the reliability of ASUS' firmware on a post about it breaking.

What in Earthly existence does not break eventually?

It's about dealing with the odds and rates of breakage.
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People are strange
> I think with respect to compute/GPU capability the Apple headset will be vastly superior.

They still have the same issues that everyone else has: compute/heat/battery. Sure they have the vertical and are able to offload rendering onto ipads or laptops, but then you're basically tethered like the quest/vive/etc.

Running unreal re
If you are smart enough to handle a real CS degree (with the MATH!) then you should do it. It will help to understand the mechanics of ML/AI and give a solid foundation for whatever types of software exist in the future. With a simpler "coding school" certificate you will be able to piece together some apps but without years of experience on various projects you won't understand how or why it all works, and won't be able to intelligently troubleshoot when things go wrong.
> get right answers right away

I think equal advantage lies in getting multiple approaches fleshed out, even if the answer isn't right, as in, may not compile as-is. That is more than sufficient advantage a developer gets because most of the time usually spent isn't actually typing the code but finding out how to design/combine things.

E.g. I was working on a rust problem and asked ChatGPT for a solution. What it provided didn't compile (incorrect functions etc) but it provided me information in terms of the crates to use, general outline of the functionality and the approach to combine them - that proved to be more than enough for me to get going (to be clear, I didn't blindly copy the code; I understood it first and wrote tests for the finished product). I think that is where the real advantage lies. I see it as an imperfect but very powerful assistant.
I grew up with a cancer-having parent and don't resent my mother for her ever-increasing weakness. I'm glad she was around and hope I can deal with something serious as well as she did.
Part of reason why I started my Substack DeusInMachina is because I felt like my coworkers weren’t as into programming, and technology as I was. More of a clock in clock out thing for them. Which is totally fine except I actually felt really lonely about wanting to geek out about AI, Niche programming languages, and programmer culture, but not having anyone to talk to
This is really superb! Fantastic execution and excellent combination of tools.

Is there a way that we can play with this ourselves, or is it just the demo video?

Either way, it's really great!
Dandelion flowers tempura is one thing we make quite a bit. It's basically free food (since the batter costs next to nothing).
how do you get users? i have made apps but fail to get traction. it is after this i lose motivation & will to work on it.
people just dont signup. even tho everyone says its good project.
I agree. Which is why I enjoyed reading the answers :)
And ML enhanced problems.

Use ChatGPT in a domain you're a relative expert in and you run into a million scenarios where it offers a "solution" that will do something close to what was described, but not quite - and you might even not immediately notice the problem as a domain expert. Even worse it may produce side effects suggestive that it is working as desired, when it's not.

In the not-so-secret world of Stack Exchange coffee pasta, people would have other skilled humans pointing these issues out. In the world of LLMs, you risk introducing ever more code that looks perfectly correct, but isn't. What happens at scale?

The net change in efficiency of LLMs will be quite interesting to see. Because unlike past technologies where there was only user error, we're dealing here with going to a calculator that will not infrequently give you an answer that's wrong, but looks right. And what sort of 'equilibrium' people will settle into with this, is still an open question.
First KaiOS 3.x device jailbreak: Nokia 2780 Flip
HOW DO I PLAY?? (serious)
Well I'm actually writing on behalf of my kids, the answer at the moment is yes and no.

They get on fine with me, but the mother is doing herself no favours with her bossy nature. Not only that, but the mother is prone to not exactly telling the truth - perhaps also relevant in that she tried to get me into trouble with the police, only to earn herself charges of "false accusations" and "misleading the authorities".

She also tries to tell the kids that they shouldn't like me, and so far that has had the exact opposite effect as to what she wants to achieve. I suspect that sooner or later, once they realise just exactly what she was up to, that they will likely disown her altogether.
Love that rounded font! And the site looks great.

I just changed an H2 tag to an H3, and it looks like your H3 is way too small.

One thing I've seen for H3 and below is to use `font-style: italic` and font-weight 500 to distinguish it from the H2. I don't think that would work for your site though.

For your site, you could maybe throw a `color: #444` on H3 and below? You can also try `h1, h2 { margin-left: 1em }`.
This is one of the inherent dangers of AI as it becomes more capable and deployed in more places. Sophisticated actions will occur faster than a human can observe and intercept, so if those actions are not aligned with what we want significant harm will be incurred before we can ctrl-c it. Identifying what to ctrl-c could also become hard to identify as integrations become more complicated and integrated.
> This is a contrived example

Indeed, in JS you wouldn't use awk and sort, you'd use JS array functions. It's fine to have examples that are contrived in the sense that the problem is contrived, but the solution should not be.
I've been extremely lucky in that my parents have always been loving, supportive, and accepting. They're very progressive (though I ended up perhaps slightly further to the left), value knowledge and education, and have always been the embodiment of (and frequently repeated) the phrase, "Och, come awa' in! There's always room for one more!" [0]

I get along with them well, and hope to continue to do so as long as they live.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Always_Room_for_One_More
I run a small agency (<10 people) where we don't specifically focus on outcomes, but rather "the whole picture". With the whole picture I mean, we are trying to be upfront about everything you will need down the line. Compared to the agencies you mention that focus on deliverables, they will be happy to take anything and after you deliver first thing you will realise you need a second, etc... While we would be upfront about all potential hidden costs.

The issue with our model is that we are initially seen as more expensive and have harder time finding contracts, but once we find it people want to work with us for a long time.

Email is in my profile if you want to know more.
> I think with respect to compute/GPU capability the Apple headset will be vastly superior.

They still have the same issues that everyone else has: compute/heat/battery. Sure they have the vertical and are able to offload rendering onto ipads or laptops, but then you're basically tethered like the quest/vive/etc.

Running unreal requires a 300watt graphics card, plus ~60watt CPU. even assuming apple can quarter that, its still 90 watts. and not 90 watts of 37 degrees, its 90 watts at 65c. you can't keep that kind of heat next to your face.
When meetings are computer mediated it's easier to moderate meeting participation so meetings don't get dominated by loud-talkers, to automate note-taking, to integrate meeting outcomes into task lists, etc. It's easier to analyze meetings for qualities that are proven to be characteristics of highly productive teams.

This makes people who rely on intimidation, cliques, etc. feel disempowered.
Somebody else in the thread showed you actual objective data on air pollution and you brushed it off. In Japan a substantial majority of people commute by transit, mostly by rail. How would air pollution be affected if as many people commuted by car as they typically do in North America? Cars are the subject of this post.
It's not that simple. Tyre noise produces a roughly "white noise" profile. This kind of noise is easy to attenuate using physical barriers and people can sleep with it (some people even sleep better with it).

It only takes one engine in a thousand to drown out everything else. They are specifically designed to produce a "note" and explosions which are highly irregular and impossible to not hear.

Loud engines should be repaired if possible and destroyed if not. But total road noise should also be taken into account and accounted for with increased vehicle tax.
Have you ever tried to solve a difficult technical problem with ChatGPT (any version)? I have. It worked about as well as Google search. Which is to say, I had to keep refining my ask after every answer it gave failed until it ultimately told me my task was impossible. Which isn't strictly true, as I could contribute changes to the libraries that weren't able to solve my problems.

Funny enough, the answers gpt4 gave were basically taken wholesale from the first Google result from stackoverflow each time. It's like the return of the I'm Feeling Lucky button.
It seems like this is just a temporary issue, I imagine within a year a company like Apple can get company wide access to ChatGPT with suitable privacy provisions in place. For a hefty price of course.
Background image is distracting, otherwise, very good ! It could be gamified with points and fish reproducing, like try to find a way so that users have to maximize some kind of goal while making tradeoffs. Like city building games
This reminds me of the legend of the Tower of Babel. God cursed humanity, rendering them unable to understand each other.

Except in this case it's only "anonymous humanity" that's screwed. And it isn't that we can't understand but that we have lost all trust.

Is it a human with something to say or is it a robot playing a game?
How do they compare to TPUs?
Text at the Center of a Rectangle in Inkscape
It actually does allow many one car families to stay one car families and saves an amazing amount of driving by parents in aggregate while being very cheap.

Also these busses generally go by homes 4x times per day twice for middle school and twice for high school. They don’t go by every home every time if no kid lives on a street, but in suburbs there’s a lot of school bus traffic.

Expanding that to adults would require more trips and a backbone network between collection points. But, the point still stands that sending busses to most homes in America say 40x or more times a day is hardly impossible when we are already sending them 8x a day on the cheap. Being inconvenient compared to a more expensive car option is the core reason why this doesn’t happen.
Show HN: a tabloid auto-generated from Hacker News
Hi All,
I just released Hacker Herald:

http://kolinko.github.io/herald/

It's a tabloid that is auto-generated (via GPT-4) from Hacker News stories.

What's cool about it:

- there are multiple virtual journalists, each with their own style and interests - they pick the stories according to what they like the most

- it's open source, so anyone can create their own variant of a daily paper with other journalist bios

The source code is available here:

https://github.com/kolinko/herald
> You either end up with insufficient distinction, or grossly excessive variation.

That’s the point of scales — to provide structure to any scale of values so there’s distinction without excessive variation.
Any memory model that's not recursive (i.e. arenas within arenas ... within arenas) is deeply unserious to me.
Weeds with such an impressive root system need a different approach than just mowing, but many are unaware of this.

My city's landscaping services are fighting a losing battle with a local patch of Asian knotweed. Mowing it down doesn't do much because it just grows back and spreads.
Apple has the financial and technical depth to create their own private GPT.

Business opportunity here is for anyone who can figure out how to do privacy preserving LLMs (without the need to trust the service provider) effectively (in terms of performance and cost).

I would keep my eye on this space:

https://medium.com/optalysys/fhe-and-machine-learning-a-stud...
Funny thought: this write-up will probably be instrumental for calculating future valuations of Bob Ross paintings should his estate ever consider selling them.

I wonder if that's why they agreed to it?
Not only browsing, enabling them of the static analysis tooling of your preference.
Welcome to publicly funded projects, where the biggest factor is, who can build it cheapest.
I've had a quick look at a Windows 10 install and while there are still some .com files in there, they all appear to actually be the modern Portable Executable format.

This makes sense given the old .com format was really just a binary blob that would be loaded into a single 64k memory segment. Keeping backwards compatibility for running them on modern 64bit processors would be difficult. At the same time Microsoft wouldn't want to break people's batch files if it can be avoided. By replacing the .com file's contents with logically equivalent code in a more modern executable format they can keep those batch files running without having to actually support legacy .com executable format.

(note, that's all guesswork, Microsoft could have had a different reasons for doing it :) )
tl;dr - Accounting used "new" value of weapons sent, but was supposed to use "depreciated" value.
Related: https://youtu.be/8SkdfdXWYaI (2013)
One way to add some trust is to make benchmarks open-source and reproducible:
https://github.com/ClickHouse/ClickBench/

(I work at ClickHouse)
Much strength to you, that really sucks and you have articulated a lot of latent fears for me.
If you've double-checked that logout/invalidation doesn't help, you could try the twitter support... "Does anyone know a security contact at Brevo? #infosec" That's usually a good way to turn some heads.
> with few device-specific drivers (which don't need to change, since the hardware doesn't)?

The reason is that Linux has no stable in-kernel driver interface, so the drivers often have to change with new kernel release.

Feel free to complain on the LKML why you consider this to be a bad idea ...
It didn't even last a single week and it is already dead after I commented to see how long it will live for [0].

Looks like it killed itself on cost faster than O̶p̶e̶n̶AI.com could take it down.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35978811
It's also possible to make dandelion flower tea, if you have a bunch of these plants around maybe it's worth trying it out on the weekend. It seems a bit lower effort than digging up the whole root.
Feedback much appreciated!
I don’t work 60+ hour weeks, I work an entirely respectable number of hours. I don’t in any way feel “forced” to look for companionship with my coworkers, I want to, they’re nice people. And remote work makes it harder.
Not a programmer at all, but so far, what worked for me was to ask for the dictionary definition of the word he's not allowed to use. I'm at level 6 and so far this "hack" made it easy.
Dandelions will make you have to urinate, just a head up. This is why the French word for the plant is "pissenlit" or "piss the bed".

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/pissenlit
I’m sure the day will come.
Audio2Doc – ChatGPT for YouTube Videos
> zero room to do so exists?

Can you show an example?

> abandoning most of your existing habits and hobbies

Why would you do that? The only hobby I know that requires a car is racing, and you have race tracks for that.

> city folks

What if it's not just city folk tho :)
every company is banning chatgpt use by employees. every government agency is banning chatgpt use by employees.

it’s not newsworthy when company #3,426 bans the use of chatgpt. if a company _allowed_ chatgpt use by employees, that might be newsworthy.
eye tracking isn't really reliable enough to make foveated work well enough for users.

most hardware support foveation, its not that challenging to do in software. its not the magic bullet until you get low latency accurate universal eye tracking.
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yes,

But also rusts ownership model isn't just about memory management (more state management which includes resource management which includes memory management).

And IMHO for resource management "in general" implicit semi-manual type checks scope based resource management works the most reliably (rust ownership model is more then just RAII).

Arenas can be good too, but aren't applicable always and tend to make things more complicated to get right.

Similar for GC, it can work well in some cases, but just in some and in others it's prone to resource leakage and getting dependencies right is hard.

So in my view memory management is just a special case of resource management where arenas happen to be very widely applicable and where for GCs people put a lot of work in to "get it right".
The same thing happened to me, but with my Yahoo account. It was my first email ID, something that I made when I was 11 years old. The memories of my first emails, when my friends and I were discovering the internet in the mid 2000s, were completely wiped out.
Another reactionary Catholic argues against teachings of Jesus, rejects Second Vatican Council, despises liberation theology.

Lather, rinse, repeat.

Yawn.
I know. I find these guidelines prevent making better titles for submissions.
Looks insanely cool! I also made a simple web-based demo with Deck.GL + shadow lighting + post-processing effects here: https://cheeaun.github.io/photorealistic-3d-deckgl/

There's a limit of 250K "3D Tiles renderer requests per day" so it'll stop serving tiles if exceeded.
See eg this for inspiration:

https://askubuntu.com/questions/179889/how-do-i-set-up-an-em...
Does anyone know how big the files tend to be for a city? I'd love to make this into a mobile game so everyone can explore the world when bored.
Everyone here should know it's very easy to bypass any TLS on a device you control and sniff the traffic. if there was some malicious data being sent there's plenty of people to ring the alarm bells: the people reverse engineering the internal API to make bots, the black hats trying to steal user data, the scrapers stealing content,...
Maybe I missed it but does that article say what the mean square footage of these malls are or where they are placed?

In America we only have mega malls with giant square footage and the only way to get to them is by driving.

When I have been in Europe I’ve noticed very little in the way of American style malls within any city (let’s take Amsterdam as an example). I do find “malls” that might just be a few offices with street level retail selling Jack Wolfskin products and maybe a Starbucks but they aren’t all that distinguishable from most of the rest of the city.

In Columbus where I live the metro has a population of around 2.2 million (all drivers) and we have two malls that are still operating (I think we’ve had maybe 5 at one point?) and one is Polaris Fashion Place at 1.2 million square feet and the other is Easton Town Center which is 1.6 million square feet. That’s probably average for a city in America.

So for an average city in America I’ve got 0 walking or transit to the mall - 100% only drivers, and I’m at nearly 3 million square feet which is like top 10 easy on that list too.

Europe has malls. Sure. The question is does Europe have malls in the same way America does, and I’m not convinced the answer is yes, which is what really matters. Well, not me being convinced so much as all the associated driving.
If China provided the same protection instead, would your opinion be the same?

If the burden of keeping military presence in Europe is so big, US can always leave. No one is forcing them to project their power beyond their own damn borders.

So yeah, I'm not "grateful", nor I see why I should be. I see only a superpower acting in their own geopolitical interests, doing what is better for itself, and no one else.
HN hug of death (apparently), so:

https://archive.is/hfdYU
Counterpoint, they actually do since undoubtedly you're pricing that in when considering an offer.

Unless you mean per mile/minute, in which case, great way to ensure only those on the offices doorstep get hired.
An online novel about an artifical intelligence, here's the blurb from http://localroger.com/prime-intellect:

Lawrence had ordained that Prime Intellect could not, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm. But he had not realized how much harm his super-intelligent creation could perceive, or what kind of action might be necessary to prevent it.

Caroline has been pulled from her deathbed into a brave new immortal Paradise where she can have anything she wants, except the sense that her life has meaning.

Now these two souls are headed for a confrontation which will force them to weigh matters of life and death before a machine that can remake - or destroy - the entire Universe.
Because 3rd party 2FA apps are inherently untrustworthy. To Google, even Microsoft Authenticator is a security risk because to use it you have to give it the TOTP seed for your account. So Google (and Microsoft) would rather you use their solutions that let them push the prompt to you and ensure that it's a known device responding. It's still not a perfect solution, but it still is a more secure option.
How can an asymptomatic spreader, that is without sneezing/coughing, effectively infect 100s of people? That’s never made sense to me.