skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Power doesn't work like that.

If someone attacked all the interconnects then the net importers would lose power or brown out while the net exporters would be just fine. (assuming the net importers are currently running power generation at capacity).

For the grids under load, if more capacity can't be brought online they'd do rolling blackouts while working to restore the interconnects.

There are far better targets for a coordinated terrorist attack if they wanted a larger impact.
Yep. The cost for our master policy jumped 4x in 2018. This was right after PG&E burned huge chunks of California (including entire cities) to the ground. That's not a bureaucracy issue that's an "oh shit everything's a lot more likely to burn down than we realized" issue.
Politicians leverage anti-China rhetoric to get votes while mainstream media use it to get an audience.

Just write "China bad" and automatically get 2x more views and clicks.

When was the last time you read something positive or even neutral on China in the mainstream media? I can't remember the last time. Probably before Trump.

1.4 billion people and not a single positive thing happens in China, according to Western media.

Show a Chinese person being happy? Must be CCP propaganda.

You didn't automatically say "China bad"? CCP shill.

Show a Chinese company having international success? Must have stolen the tech.

Social media app that US teens love to use? China must doing mass surveillance on Americans.

This sort of black and white demonizing of China creates extremist views. You can see these extremist views on China all over HN, where one expects users to not be easily deceived. I was wrong.

People are so concerned and fearful of pro-China propaganda that they don't even realize they've been drinking propaganda from the other side as well.

Mainstream media gets more views and clicks by generating fear, anger and saying "China bad":

* Your view of China turns negative over time

* Politicians need your vote in order to advance their careers

* Politicians say "China bad" to get your votes

* Media quotes politicians saying "China bad"

* Your view of China turns even more negative

* Politician's approval ratings are down

* Politician says "China bad" to distract you

* Your view of China turns worse

Because of this endless cycle, it's career suicide for a US politician to not be anti-China. Any US politician objectivity on China has been lost since 2016.

And it's not like there are alternative media since the media landscape has consolidated into a handful of powerful conglomerates.

I know some will accuse me of being anti-western or pro-CCP below. No. I'm not. I'm anti-extremists.

The fact that even people on HN are convinced by the good (western) vs evil (China) narrative shows you how effective this sort of thing is.
Sure, perhaps in 60 million years we’ll be extinct and Octo Sapiens will be colonizing Alpha Centauri, but today right now on this planet the gulf in intelligence between humans and the other creatures is gigantic.
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Definitely should be default
Ladybird is slow as hell but it is mind-blowing how much progress they have made in a short period.

I am very hopeful that they can become a viable alternative in a couple of years.

For anybody that does not know, Ladybird is a cross-platform browser built on the html, css, and js libraries from SerenityOS.
I'm a simple man. I see the Blackbird speed check story, I click.
Microsoft says it will support rar creation through...

https://imgur.com/a/JiSd168
I think that the crucial difference between animals and humans there is not necessarily one of definite intelligence but that we have a civilization and written language; no one person or group of people could have gone from discovering things like gravity, energy, algebra, etc all the way to spaceflight in one lifetime, but because we have long-term records we can work on things across generations.
A Dream about Extending Training of Animals via Tech
Zoho has a great free tier email hosting with custom domain and the cheapest paying tier I’ve found. Been using it for years without a problem. The first paying tier allows for IMAP/POP, while the free tier only allows webmail access.
Presumably because getting the world to stop burning fossil fuels is an enormous effort, which we're not doing an especially good job of, so far. Carbon capture isn't practical yet either (opinions differ on if it ever can be, and there certainly are some big problems to overcome), but that might still make it easier to pull off than ceasing our CO2-producing ways.
Is behaviour defined for programs with a `--color=always` flag set in combination with NO_COLOR? I'd assume `--color=always` takes precedence
Ugh, yes. Also the B pillar is right next to your head so your peripheral vision is blocked and you can't see traffic lights if you're first in the queue. Crossovers are worse than "real cars" too because the stupid high-up seats mean the underside of your thigh isn't supported near the knee like it is when you're lower down with straighter legs in front of you.
The City and the City – sci-fi meets crime fiction in parallel worlds (2018)
Your argument is manipulative and fallacious. I doubt you have ever subscribed to the Atlantic.

1. Authors of articles do not necessarily reflect the viewpoint of the owners of a publication, except for articles clearly listed as editorial and representing the authors.

2. It is possible to believe that Twitter had become a racist alt-right hellsite (hint, it has) and yet want to connect with readers or potential readers. This is a commercial decision.

3. I’m curious what you think legacy media is doing since you provide no details and the rest of your post suggests you share some disturbing opinions on “MSM.”
That's the same thing - integrating Google Search in your product was hot at one point but brought no value, people would just use Google instead of your site search anyway.

Working towards having a chat box on every website is not a useful outcome for users or businesses, just OpenAI.
I don't think that's true, it sounds more like a cult. Two questions and a challenge:

1) Does your belief system include an obligation to tell the truth?

2) Why do you capitalise humanity and human?

3) Can you give a good argument against your own beliefs? What's the best argument that the basic premise of the things you are saying is wrong?
The source code for the website is inside the repository in the "Website" project. I'm not using any libraries. I just Implemented a "BlazorConsole" and redirected all the "System.Console" calls to call my "BlazorConsole" instead, and I just render the state of the console in HTML. So the emulation is custom.
My annual checkup uncovered that I was a raging type II diabetic with an A1c of 8.7 (higher is worse, 4-6 is normal). I changed my diet. Cost to my insurer over the last eleven years? ~$600.

My friend Leroy Nova didn't find out he had diabetes (no annual checkup) until he passed out on a BART (Bay Area Rapid Transport) platform. He spent a month in the hospital in a coma. At $10k/night (typical), it cost $300k.
It's not obvious that a bullshitter is "probably worse" than liars. Just because a bullshitter didn't care to research whether some vitamin pill meets marketing claims doesn't mean they're mentally volatile or psychotic. It's a bit of a leap to go from bullshit to asking whether a person lives in the same reality as everyone else.
> default color choices assume dark terminal

Unless you’re using the 24bit color extensions, the default color choices are pretty abstract: if they are readable in one color scheme and unreadable in another, the problem is in the color scheme’s selection of colors.
Photos Capture the Early Days of Aviation, 1890s-1930s
Stallone in Judge Dredd: "Grenade"

Lawgiver: "Grenade"
I still find it weird that a key can be illegal. It’s not a work someone has created, like a boot ROM. It’s just a random number that happens to be the random number they used.

I guess it’s more to do with copy protection circumvention than copyright?
Windows supports it fine. https://www.microsoft.com/store/productId/9N5TDP8VCMHS
Ask HN: Is it possible to add parental control to ChatGPT?
Nop. They said it will be able to create as well.

https://imgur.com/a/JiSd168
They address this FAQ on the linked page:

> The terminal is capable of color and should be able to print color when instructed. NO_COLOR is a hint to the software running in the terminal to suppress addition of color, not to the terminal to prevent any color from being shown.

> It is reasonable to configure certain software such as a text editor to use color or other ANSI attributes sparingly (such as the reverse attribute for a status bar) while still desiring that other software not add color unless configured to. It should be up to the user whether color is used, not the software author.
Did you get it to hallucinate on purpose, or perform willful ignorance? Then yes. Otherwise probably not.
The best we can do is infer. We can't even know for sure what goes on in others of our own species -- we either accept what they say or infer what they might be experiencing based on our own experiences and the fact we're so similar. The further we get away from things "like us", communication falls away as does inferring based on similarity. I mean, how do you know that we even experience/"see" the same color when we both see something orange -- we agree on calling whatever we see as "orange"; but is my "orange" the same as yours? Consciousness is fascinating!
PRC cyber threats to critical infrastructure real – use sophisticated tradecraft
>PRC cyber threats to critical infrastructure are real and use sophisticated tradecraft that doesn't always rely on malware.

This advisory describes tradecraft for hunting their intrusions and detecting this activity.

We want to hear about discoveries.

CSA Living off the Land (PDF) : https://media.defense.gov/2023/May/24/2003229517/-1/-1/0/CSA...
Correct, it did not lie with intent. The best way to describe this in a “compared to human” way to describe it: is it is not mentally competent to answer questions
> > you also need to run a deficit

> Why is this needed?

At a guess...being the worlds reserve currency creates demand for your currency which drives it's price up. This is bad in general because it means your exports become more expensive. The way you deal with that is to create debt to export in the form of US treasuries, which foreigners can then buy. One way to create treasuries is to create a public deficit (not strictly necessarily, you could raise money even with a surplus and then invest it)
It really is and when you want it you want it - and treet just doesn’t compare.
Let's not make excuses for Google here. A few months ago I created a Gmail account for a new business - since I hadn't registered the domain yet, I planned on using the Gmail account for a while then switching over to the real email. Over the next few days I signed up for a bunch of other stuff with the account: Instagram, Facebook, Twitter. I also registered the real, verifiable business address on Google Maps and requested a postcard verification to that address (which never arrived).

That's literally all I did with the account over a span of two or three days. Then I took a long weekend hiking trip. Came back, the account is permanently locked. No way to contact support. Just a tiny comment box where I could plead my case, which I never got a response to.

I was able to get back control of the FB, IG, Twitter accounts quite easily. It took me weeks of wrangling with Google support to get back control of the Google Maps location, and I was never able to unlock the original account. I had to do this whole messy process (as directed by them) of registering the business on Maps a second time then declaring the old one as a duplicate, then waiting two weeks for Google to process (ignore) that so I could escalate it to real human, then they fixed it but mangled the name which took another week or two to fix.

So yeah, don't use Gmail for anything you care about is my advice.

I can see why my actions on that account could falsely trigger the account to lock, that's not the issue. The issue is that there was literally no way to ever unlock the account once the false trigger happened. All they had to do was require a phone call with a real human in this case. But no, it's Google.
All aphorisms are dismissings in a wisdom hat.
I don't personally know anyone who has definitely not had COVID. I know some people who suspect they had it, but couldn't or didn't get tested at the time. Everyone else I know confirmed they had it, some with symptoms and some without.

It's possible some significant percentage of people had it, but don't know they had it due to lack of symptoms and no positive test, I'll give you that.

I doubt the percentage of people who has never had it at all is over 1% though, I'd guess closer to 0.01-0.1%
Do you think Cheney's war was significantly more justified than Putin's war?

People who start wars are legitimately bad, but let's not pretend that Russia is special here .
Android APK security model is pretty apt for using mirrors - what you need is a trusted directory of known-good mapping of appid to signing developer key fingerprint to cover for trust on first use when installing - plus handling key revocation.

Mirrors publish the fingerprints, but it's unclear what verification they applied. Looking at history won't cover revocation, but it's already something. Certificate transparency logs could handle apks instead of domains too.

I understand the appeal of Aurora and similar - you let Google handle search, malware takedown and download traffic, but then you're also up to be cut off at no notice.
What about relative health while you’re still alive?
If you stop them from debiting your bank account, wouldn't they just send your account to collections?
To some extent it does contain facts, but those facts are indistinguishable from non-facts, are just a small proportion of the dataset compared to everything else are indistinguishable from non factual information.

E.g. using text-davinci-003 (this is GPT3, not ChatGPT), "The moon is made of" completes to: Cheese 48.74%, rock: 31.66%, green 4.09% (98.75% followed by cheese), rocks 3.86%, and several other lower percentage tokens.

I wonder if there eventually will be a type of model that incorporates the ability to simultaneously do text completion while adhering to facts at the model level (rather than having to bolt it on top via context).
> I think Musk’s product vision is noble and clear: to make Twitter as neutral and transparent a speech platform as possible. No soft censoring, algorithmic manipulation, etc. You can imagine why certain groups would be against that.

My account was deleted around the same time many reporters who reported on elonjet in the past had. Maybe because I had retweeted elonjet in the past and posted. I do not know-I was never notified in email about it.

Claiming he wants to create a "neutral and transparent a speech platform as possible" when Elon Musk does things like this after taking over Twitter is ridiculous!

https://people.com/human-interest/twitter-accounts-belonging...
GET with a body is pretty useless because the standard doesn’t allow the body to affect the results. So, proxies, browsers, etc. are free to ignore the body when caching results.
One time during a summer camp at my middle school I won a paper airplane contest with the basic because time aloft was a major contributor to scoring and a gust of wind caught my plane after I threw it and held it in the air for a while.

I mentioned after I'd won that I felt bad, it was luck that the wind came when it did and held it the way it did and the judge replied that other planes might not have caught the wind like mine did because mine was designed in such a way that it caught wind better.

The prize, ironically, was a book on how to make paper airplanes. I felt like that should have gone to the loser, but it was still cool.
"Else it is only another layer of deception."

There is still a great difference between mainstream media and politicians avoiding certain topics and police activly supressing knowledge about historical events and rewriting history as they see fit (tiananmen square).

And completely banning Winnie Pooh, because some internet dudes made a funny picture.
> Utilities would probably hate it but it could be really resistant to disruption.

I mean, I don't really understand why they'd hate it. I'd hope they'd embrace it. Deploying batteries for communities would allow utilities to still support things like net metering while also also allowing them to turn off grid connection for an area so the main lines can be worked on (without disrupting service).

It'd also give them a lot more time to address outages, even really severe ones.

Not to mention their ability to better control load and generation with rapid response batteries.
> Would that not have justified a lockdown?

No, not even a 100% mortality rate justifies a lockdown

Movement of individuals (as long as he/she is not moving into your home/territory etc.) is IMO a sacred 'right' that one must offer one's fellow humans. It's a slippery slope if a dire situation however real is used as a justification for a lockdown.
ChatGPT says everything with perfect confidence, like that know-it-all who will never admit they just don't know. Instead we get blathering that sounds like legalese (or chemistry or law or whatever) that has only a tenuous connection to reality. All you can say is, "People in my training set talked that way"
Banks don’t always let you cancel a credit card charge if you’ve authorized it but then can’t get ahold of the charging entity. It happened to me. I couldn’t get my credit card company (Wells Fargo in this case) to stop a recurring charge but they did let me cancel my credit card account and move my banking accounts away to another bank.

That said, I do pay for YouTube Premium.
That's the thing; for someone who thinks "eye of Sauron" is acceptable, they don't think it means "writ large surveillance of everyone", they think it means "targeted surveillance via warrant of a credible threat to American interests domestic and abroad."

So you really have a disagreement on terms, not on merits.
Microsoft also announced RAR compression thought. https://imgur.com/a/JiSd168
That's exactly what it is...
I don't particularly hate colour, but I do find it annoying sometimes. I don't like my prompt to be overly loud but it has some colour to make it stick out. When programs output colour it makes it a bit harder to find where I typed the command. Again, though, this isn't the biggest of pain-points for me.
That’s still up to the developer of the producer to implement
I solved the P versus NP problem too but I didn't bother to formalise the math. Do you believe me? That's what you sound like.

If what you write is true then please write the paper; it would be tremendously important. Until then it's impossible to take you seriously.
I feel like every live streaming event always makes me feel like I’m stuck in a work zoom meeting. There’s just something about the ambiance. Technical glitches aside, I feel like spaces wasn’t the right venue for this, it’s like a meeting with middle management.
Somewhat unrelated, but I think philosophy will be instrumental in the development of actual AI.
To make artificial intelligence, you need to know what intelligence is, and that is a philosophical question.
Sure. It’s just always a weird format with some cute metaphor. “after X ADJECTIVE years I’ve decided to move on to greener pastures or whatnot.”

I guess maybe I’m just not attached to jobs the way some are so it comes off as phoney to me. The kind of thing you say when hiring managers are watching.
The forests are supposed to burn. They burnt for centuries before 1900.

The reaction when houses burn should be "should have built using fireproof materials" or "that happens when you live in a forest" not "here's billions of dollars from more-responsible people".
Turn-based?
The idea is that bullshitters are a greater enemy to the truth than liars because liars at least know the truth. You have to know the truth to lie about. Bullshitters have no concern for the truth at all and bullshit may or may not be true. The bullshitter doesn’t care, so long as their goal is made.
Sure, feel free to complain away if that makes you feel better.
State Farm will no longer insure new homes in California
Last time I checked, even transfering photos from an iphone to another device was complicated.
Is there a video for this transcript?
But somehow, this is "inhumane" to the extreme left that runs SF.

It's inhumane to the voters of California, nothing to do with San Francisco.
ChatGPT: A Mental Model
And satellite phones would still be useful in situations, such as what happened January 6, even if the national guard were present.

Maybe it would be useful for a minute to the congressional folks on the upper floors. I would be surprised if either satellite or plain cellular would work at all in the hallway effectively a tunnel they were escorted to. Maybe cellular-over-wifi would work. Adding to this every office in the capitol building has a hard wired multi-line desk speaker phone.

All logistical communications would be by UHF trunked and P25 encrypted 2-way radios by capitol police assuming they were on the tactical channels. Their radios can also operate point-to-point without the need for a repeater. Politicians would be instructed to end their call and "Come this way".

Where cellphones would have been useful is if everyone started recording video and put their phones in shirt or pants pockets to act like body cameras.
This is so cool! I'd love to get into it! Many thanks for the thoughtful reply!

Question; with A*, I assumed the issue was that you needed to backtrack to a promising node which could be very far from current position. But that is based on the assumption that A* is rooted in the start of the maze. The way you described this makes the backtracking seem like a non issue. I assume it is because you were changing the root to be the current node each time. Is this correct?
Anyone who repeats chatgpt knowing is fallibility is lying, or deceitful.

Chatgpt is a device unlike Wikipedia,
Is there a service that will import google takeout backups and produce a working account with minimal data loss?
That sounds like some first-class apologizing and rewriting of fact.

Certain groups include everybody that would like some relief from slander, yellow journalism and plain wholesale fabrication. Especially when the slant benefits Himself.

Hard censoring I guess; crushing his opponents any anybody who dares speak against him.
Just read newest Zelda game got delayed 1 year to polish it.
I work at State Farm. They have done things like this before.

They pull out to light a fire under the ass of legislators. And then they resume business as usual.
even though most servers support it AFAIK, many clients don't. Many will even silently discard the body when sending a GET request.
I am replying to you saying that "you absolutely can [complain]". The comment to which I replied simply states that you can complain. Sure, you can. shrugs
>2) "the camera cannot lie" - cameras have no intent?

The point was that the dictionary definition accepts the use of the term lie about things that can misrepresent something (even when they're mere things and have no intent).

The dictionary's use of the common saying "the camera cannot lie" wasn't to argue that cameras don't lie because they don't have intent, but to show an example of the word "lie" used for things.

I can see how someone can be confused by this when discussing intent, however, since they opted for a negative example. But we absolutely do use the word for inanimate things that don't have intent too.
Does the US not have unemployment benefits or other programs? During and after Covid, trillions was spent on various stimulus and aid programs for affected Americans.
What is the service that OpenAI claims to provide? How is this different than Grammerly?