skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I didn't find it so scary due to the fact that it requires the attacker to read process memory. But then they pointed out that if the process memory gets paged to disk, then an attacker can recover the password from disk, which is admittedly scarier.

Still, it does require the attacker to either have root on your machine or physical access to your disk. If the attacker has root on your machine, it's game over anyway. You can mitigate the threat of recovering the password from your disk by using disk encryption.

Even when I hear about KeePass vulnerabilities, they're always substantially less severe than the attacks we see on LastPass and other web-hosted password managers where an attacker can exfiltrate bulk credentials at once by compromising a server.
TPB is one of the very few (only?) torrent indexers to remain up since before netflix and the streaming era. The brand is a result of tenacity and good timing. They rode the torrent wave while it was getting big (arguably setting it in motion), and have kept that brand by just sticking around.
It can understand word boundaries, though. A space is its own token and there are special tokens for common words prefixed with a space or common word prefixes with a space in front, ex “ a”
It's not hard to figure out why, this is the Southern Strategy in action. After decades of dissolving institutions in the US and handing over the power to corporations we're finally getting our comeuppance.
Tragedy of the commons - only need a few bad actors to ruin it all for us. Almost all distributors face this problem, from Docker Hub to PyPI. This also reminded me of official Postgres Docker image running a cryptominer in the background [1]

[1] - https://github.com/docker-library/postgres/issues/770
There aren’t that many great tools that also buy you into a syntax highlighting, code searching and the general tree-sitter ecosystem. If tree-sitter could produce an AST, it’d be a very compelling option for writing a compiler. Not to mention the robust, fast incremental parsing is precisely what modern compilers need, see Roslyn’s red green trees or rust analyzer’s Rowan crate.
> The anointed classes with their movements of the planet and the general population were basically all in agreement with their definitions of “truth”.

So wrote down the anointed classes anyway.
If you consider a framework like Blooms’s Taxonomy[1], GPT-4 has demonstrated capabilities at every level. Simple knowledge retrieval is level one.

1. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloom%27s_taxonomy
Thanks, I’ll check out Caddy. Nginx/alpine is what I have now. It’s not bad by any means but I wondered if there’s something even smaller.
More importantly do the exercises - make up some if they are not provided.

Summaries are useful for 2 years
time to ease you back in I would say.

I learned so much in Karpathy’s NN course I feel I need to summarize to avoid forgetting much of what I learned even though I did the exercises. I might then re-embed (ha) the knowledge by playing more with the nets to get more tacit experience.
You can be in a committed marriage.
It's called the tyres.
It's getting cheaper: https://coral.ai/products/

$20 for the SMD TPU isn't bad, but it's definitely at the top end of the BOM for custom PCB projects.

Ideally we'll see some competition with on-package options.
Chumsky is so good for parsing. I’m not a huge combinator fan but man, it works so well. If only the errors weren’t so horrendous.
Interestingly Thales is the name of the supercomputer/network in Clarke and Baxter's Time Odyssey.
Oh I can just see it. A fire. A desperate resident. A plea for help.

"Fucking help me!!!" screamed out.

Rather than activate the sprinklers, ChatGPT admonishing the on fire, burning person, for language, and a lack of respect.

This is the AI is see currently. A hazard. A menace. A joke.
In the country I work it goes like this: the employers are members of an IT association, once a year each employer sends over the anonymous salaries for each job title. The associations aggregates them and sends back the distribution, which HR then uses as a reference. Similar result, but no direct collaboration between employers needed. You can even buy the report for each position as an employee for a fair price.
>I hope you found that helpful!
>If you did, you’ll love the newsletter

How’s that helpful to any reader, even after releasing the product.. These new twitter “content creators” sounds like gpt2, even chat gpt sounds more authentic and human!
"Perhaps your landlord doesn’t like your ethnicity or religion"

At least in the US, this type of discrimination is illegal.
Why hasn't VW made an electric version of the 1 litre car?
VW made several prototypes and a limited production model of a design concept for a car that would travel 100km on 1 litre of gasoline. An electric version could have a small, fast-charging battery and long range. Why isn't this a thing yet?
I think it's enormously useful as a tool paired with a human who has decent judgment. I think it would be useless on its own. I'm constantly impressed by how useful it is, but I'm also constantly mystified by people who claim to be getting this feeling of talking to a "real" intelligence; it doesn't feel that way to me at all.
In Vitro Gametogenesis
Fertile Ground
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2023/04/24/the-future-of-fertility
What's wrong with this answer?

"As an artificial intelligence, I don't have personal beliefs, experiences, or consciousness. The existence of God is a philosophical and theological question that individuals often answer based on their personal beliefs, religious faith, spiritual experiences, philosophical perspectives, and cultural backgrounds.

Throughout history, there have been many arguments proposed both for and against the existence of God.

For instance, some arguments in favor of the existence of God include:

1. The Cosmological Argument: This argument posits that everything that exists has a cause. Therefore, there must be an uncaused cause of all that exists, which many identify as God.

2. The Teleological Argument: This argument states that the universe's order and complexity suggest a designer.

3. The Moral Argument: This argument holds that moral values and duties we experience and recognize imply a moral lawgiver.

On the other hand, some arguments against the existence of God include:

1. The Problem of Evil: This argument points out the contradiction between an all-powerful, all-knowing, and all-good God and the existence of evil and suffering in the world.

2. The Incoherence of Divine Attributes: This argument suggests that some attributes traditionally ascribed to God are paradoxical or incoherent, such as being simultaneously merciful and just.

3. The Problem of Unbelief: This argument questions why an all-loving God would allow nonbelief to exist, thereby denying some individuals the opportunity for salvation.

The question of God's existence is one of the oldest and most debated in philosophy, theology, and the wider society. Views range from theism (belief in God or gods), atheism (disbelief in God or gods), and agnosticism (the belief that the existence of God or gods is unknowable). Many variations and nuances exist within these broad categories.

Ultimately, whether or not God exists is a deeply personal question that each person must answer based on their interpretation of the evidence, personal experience, cultural and community influences, and individual belief systems."

Surely it's appropriate that ChatGPT frames its responses in that way?

I mean, obviously God does not exist - but the belief in God exists so any answer has to account for that.
Side note, it wasn't just ASUS motherboards. Just ASUS had their additional issues and poor response.
> I feel like people get way too bent out of shape about this kind of thing (...)

I wouldn't read too much into it. At best the author is just venting steam, and at worst he's complaining about things he doesn't quite understand. The blog post reads like a rant to get things out of the author's chest without much care on coherence or intent to express well founded opinions.

Sometimes stuff that random people say online is just that.
> It's amazing how the confident tone lends credibility to all of that made-up nonsense. Almost impossible for anybody without knowledge of the book to believe that those "facts" aren't authorititative and well researched.

> I myself shall certainly continue to leave such research to others, and to devote my time to developing concepts that are authentic and trustworthy. And I hope you do the same.

GPTs could automate all the BS on the Internet, freeing humans for - or forcing them to specialize in - doing authentic and trustworthy work.
https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+log/refs/hea... and here's where this is defined in the source code. It's a way to bypass the SSL errors due to the HSTS headers.
Yes, see my example above. I use Node Red to get chat GPT and Home Assistant talking to each other.

No code required (unless you count the prompt template).
That's not so easy, but also not as hard as you think. Won't take a lot of time on any one thing to see if it clicks for you. Pick a couple of activities, do each from absolute beginner level, twice a week for four weeks. Once if you're pushed for time. Keep the one that sucks less after a month. You don't need to hear the voice of God to download the Couch to 5K running app, grab a basic weights set and watch a few vids on simple exercises, or sign up for a local yoga or spin session.

The high can be way better than you'd believe possible before you try. Or if you don't believe personal anecdote.. /something/ must be keeping all those people coming back to it at considerable expense, hassle and time.
PPro ran Windows 95 fine, just not at a favorable price/performance point. PPro sold fine for what it was: the very high end, highest price of the Intel line.
I'm wondering why this doesn't seem to bother anyone. I always use a browser profile that's not signed into anything when searching, whether that's for work or personal. I know this does not guarantee privacy, but why make it easy for them?
From Kojima or Konami? If Konami, I'll pass. The originals are fine the way they are and don't need to be tainted by them.
Also, a person making their own integrated circuits: https://www.youtube.com/@SamZeloof/videos
I have always felt the same. For me it is easy enough to have a little password book with everything written down. People often say what happens if there is a fire. I don’t have an answer to that but I have made it over 4 decades and not once had a fire so I’m going to believe the odds are I will not ever have a fire and chance it. Most things are recoverable with my phone number these days anyways. A much greater risk would be someone gaining access to my phone
> They've been one of the largest and most successful chip manufacturers for decades

Probably the 2 biggest reasons for this are that only 2 companies are allowed to "touch" x86, and that the second company was easily undermined by nefarious business practices. This resulted in a lot of things that were not "oversights or mistakes" but rather for the longest time lax approaches under a distinct lack of pressure.

It's hard to say how the x86 world would have looked like today if someone like Nvidia had a license.
Here's a working second link:

https://web.archive.org/web/20110128174227/http://libraries....
Martin Amis, may you rest in peace. And thank you for giving us your mind.
Capitalism is not uniform condition of a society, and private capital exists in societies that we wouldn't describe as capitalist. My point is that embracing "capitalism" creates a tendency to approach problems in terms of private capital, similar to how programming in an object oriented language causes a tendency to decompose problems into objects.

> The same presumably applies to the existence or non existence of intellectual property

If the two are orthogonal, why is it common for arguments against imaginary property to be characterized as anti-capitalist?

And is there not a general tendency for "capitalists" to push dividing up things that would otherwise be public commons or the purview of government, to parcel out for private ownership? eg water rights, radio frequencies, power grid, the Coase theorem in general. There have been varying amounts of success with privatizing each of these things, but the point I am making is that putting primacy on the private ownership aspect is a bit like putting the cart before the horse with regards to the overall quality of the outcome.
When using GPT4 for pair programming I’ve noticed that the output has changed. Now it is more likely to want to give a simplified version of what I asked for. It also more frequently say that the problem is complex and state that as a reason for giving me simplified code. It’s all very annoying.
https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/blexplainer/interchange...

> Currently, MDR for bank-to-bank UPI transactions is zero. Introduction of MDRs on all UPI merchant (P2M) transactions seems unlikely at the moment as the government has maintained that UPI is a ‘public good’ and that it does not plan to introduce charges on UPI transactions. However, loading of wallets for UPI transactions could cost more if wallet issuers decide to pass on the 15 bps interchange required to be paid to remitter banks for loads of over ₹2,000.

Didn't look too much into it, but I think it means that these charges are only applicable on PPI wallets.
Distribution is blocked by big tech and even mentioning what you are working on will get you perma banned from most subreddits because of "spam"

In fact, HN is a rara avis in that it allows "Show HN" posts
> arguably setting it in motion

i think it was suprnova
Here's something I tried that's a 5-year max type of solution. If my suggestion for "stuff your face with fruit" isn't for you, maybe this is. If you absolutely Have to eat fatty foods, there's Alli. It clumps about 1/4 of your fat intake into large balls, so you poo it out. For small weight gain like yours, perhaps it's enough reduction to maintain current weight. You can't take it longer than a few years, because you'll have vitamin issues. Oil-soluble vitamins dissolve in the clumped fat and don't get absorbed.

I tried this a few years before going with my "apple diet." It works, but my bloodwork after a few years said I need to stop. There is a catch. The first year, you Cannot pass gas. That clumped oil that comes out, comes out very easily, and unfortunately Alli makes you gassy too. This side-effect goes away in about a year if you power through it.

Not a dietician or a doctor, but perhaps your mounjaro treatment can be cycled with Alli (cheap, OTC) every few years to save some cash. Invest in a large bottle of Dawn dishsoap. Put it in a spray bottle and spray the bowl after you do your stuff. You'll have to, just trust me.
Is this reading specific outputs (in text form) from ChatGPT and then forwarding them to an API? Or how does "ChatGPT" actually make the call based on the OpenAPI description?
Doctors and other medical professionals working for the govt or qualified non-profits can get some or all of their loans forgiven or paid for. Not to mention there are specific programs to reduce it in general since they are in high demand. Some states are so desperate for doctors they will put you through medical school for free if you agree to work in state for a few years after.

https://www.aafp.org/students-residents/medical-students/beg...
Absolutely, yes.

I can’t speak for everyone, but for whatever reason those things cause me (a very middle-class person) a lot of stress.

Maybe because of what I was taught or how I grew up or my experiences, which are not the same for everyone, but it’s still there. I’ve been food insecure, been temporarily homeless, had to bounce around from place to place without much money to my name when younger.

Not being able to put down roots stresses me out. Will rent go up? Will landlord sell my place (has happened before), will I need to move to the middle of nowhere in my late 40’s and start all over building a community?

I’m not looking for a nice SFH as a need, just a mediocre condo, but in a very expensive place. It’s where the jobs are, unfortunately. Relying on other people’s income (roommate/spouse) does not solve this issue for me.

While there are many different issues for many different people, not being able to carve out a space for yourself is very stressful for many people.

I’ve talked about this in therapy. Get married or look at all the poor people worse off is what I am told. Not helpful.

It is what it is, I guess.
I haven't found it to be as useful as searching for finding libraries, but I've found it to be way more useful for helping me explore how to use them.
The constant and unstoppable apology behavior is due to the "alignment". They RLHFed it into that sorry state.

There isn't a fundamental limit there-- you can just not use an OpenAI product, at least until OpenAI convinces governments to outlaw them... :-/
That, but the exact opposite. Games were the primary motivation for GPUs in desktop computers in the 90s.
Of course! The amount of energy wasted by viewers of TikTok is causing global warming. Comparable to cows shitting.
You are right, I haven't studied topology at all. I have heard the word before, but I don't know what it is. I'll look into it, thanks!
You could write the same thing about the concrete slab the office or data centre is on. The barrier to being a concreter is very close to "applied for a job as a concreter".
neoliberalism is (broadly) an ideology that markets are/will-find the optimal solution for everything. Giving people housing, not being a market-based-solution, is not neoliberalism.

Also yes, maintained by city expenditure, it's been shown time and time again that housing is way fucking cheaper than a combination of policing and emergency medicine.

that's not even to touch the moral/ethical imperative that human life has intrinsic value and we should strive to provide everyone with the resources and dignity that they need.

For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, I was a stranger and you made me welcome, lacking clothes and you clothed me, sick and you visited me, in prison and you came to see me.

If it fails, then what is the question you need to answer, because my answer is: keep trying.
Alternatively, the US could be coming around to the realisation that it's time to address its addiction to exploiting people.

I've known a lot of people that use drugs recreationally. The proportion of those that abuse drugs is small. That group almost invariably are in a bad situation before they compound it with drug use. Exploitation is damaging. In my opinion, fewer exploited people means fewer damaged lives means less drug abuse.
I feel the pain. It interrupts everyones workflows. The lack of tooling around this is :mindblown:.
It’s calle Tragedy of Commons

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tragedy_of_the_commons

One solution would be have a minimum payment or a trusted sponsor in order to register a new package. A minimum trust score through well-known community persons, or reduce spam by payments.

On the root cause why people suck is that different cultures and different people have different values. For many people making money by spamming is not an issue in their own internal value system. Thus, it is better to be tackled by making spam unprofitable.
Why are those the token boundaries? "mirth" decomposes as "m" + "irth"? "grins" decomposes as "gr" + "ins"?
Incorrectly removed.
communicating a location or group of places
Making IOT API calls is a solved problem with Home Assistant - plus it works locally.

Where I see this working best is giving Chat GPT some context about the situation in your home and having it work out complex automation logic that can't be implemented through simple rules.
> I don't really see what this adds to the conversation. It basically boils down to "stop whining and leave".

I see it as adding a solution to a blog post describing the perception of a problem.

Isn't there a catchphrase of sorts that reads something like "either change company culture or change company"? If you can't change the company culture and you feel strongly about that, why do you think it's not in your best interest to change your life for the better? Sometimes you and your job are a bad fit, and there is no way around it.
You’re a perfect specimen of your type
Yes, that has always been the glaring exception. Our original sin
Outrageous, runaway medical costs are the cause. Not poverty.
An RFC draft I’ve been working on tries to address this somewhat:

https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-todo-chariton-dns-acc...
Keeping in mind that we're talking about someone who ran a full-page ad in the New York Times that called for the death penalty for the Central Park Five. Few people listened to Trump himself when he told us who he was.

When confronted with the NYT ad, reactions from over 30% of the electorate fall into one of four categories: "Wait, what? I never heard of that. Must not be a big deal," "Fake news, the ad never actually accused anyone by name," "Meh, he didn't really mean it," and "Hell yeah, fry 'em all and let God sort 'em out."

So it's not clear that anyone else's warnings could have made a difference. It was up to the Deep State to stop him. They failed. Not much of a Deep State, I guess. Only Trump's own incompetence saved us from a horrific outcome... and that won't scale, as people like to say around here.
> English has one

English has three genders reflected in pronouns, but lacks grammatical gender in the sense of a feature that affects conjugation/declension.
Almost certainly. The underlying form of the IP cross licensed is in patents on implementation of x86_64 cores. Those will still be on the table for as long as the patent terms last.
Not best product. The only product. IMO altavista and yahoo were so far behind they were hopeless, relying on unchanged
habits and noisy news.
Words known by men and women (2014)
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7949183
It doesn't seem like the linked Github issue really backs up the claim that malware was getting shipped in the official image? The OP kept claiming that (even titling it `[Confirmed]`), but only one other person was able to corroborate the claim and their image hashes didn't match any of the hosted ones.
What about base infinity? Every number gets a unique digit. Would need something that generates a unique digit pattern for reach number that isn't a base.