skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Syndicators largely favored apartment complexes in the South and Southwest, where real-estate prices were lower, rents were rising and housing regulations were generally looser. Many of these locales had fewer renter protections, which made it easier to evict tenants and raise rents.

Yea, let me go find my tiny violin to play for these societal leeches.
I think we've improved them a lot since then. A new website is in the works which should improve them even more.
Huh, Blade Runner 2049 in real life.

I suppose it's not surprising, considering that this kind of thing has stimulated technological progress for a long time now [1]. I wonder how long it will be until someone releases the same thing but with automatically generated video.

1: https://www.businessinsider.com/how-porn-drives-innovation-i...
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Your response is interesting in its own right.

Half the fun of this life is exploring and questioning new ideas and podcasts are a great way to do that.

I don't think I pulled over, I've definitely spent some time sitting and thinking once I get to my destination
actually on further examination i think each four iterations of the loop paint one pixel in the most common case, because each pixel in a large filled area gets visited from each of its neighbors
The epoxy coating seemed like a really bad idea when I learned about it. That’s a recipe for trapping moisture and causing corrosion.
This comment is probably unnecessary but I've been reading tons of Murakami lately so here's a take:

Murakami's main schtick, I realized, is to write in the style of a hard-boiled detective novel, like Raymond Chandler (who he has often cited as an influence / obsession)... except that instead of the protagonist being a literal private investigator who wanders the city and meets people to solve the mystery of a murder, it's a disconnected man who wanders the city solving a mystery that's like, how to connect with people or how to get over a sense of loss or something. The world is mysterious, like how in a detective novel with corruption and intrigue and stuff, but it feels like it's that way because of how mysterious human connection is to his protagonists.

Philip K Dick, on the other hand, writes a mysterious world that makes some paranoid idea he had actually real. They're superficially similar but, I think, not really actually coming from the same place at all.
How to follow along for news?
I’ve read that flippers will use ARMs because they plan to flip it before their rate adjusts upwards. There are ARMs that guarantee not to increase payments for, say, two years. But you’re basically just taking on increased risk for a better rate and/or much less money down. The flippers who do it understand the risk, they just don’t care.
I haven’t heard it, TBH I’ve been off the Metallica bus longer than some people here on HN have been alive, lol. I was one of those people who washed my hands of them when the Black Album landed. And as I’ve aged, my tastes have gotten a bit heavier, I’m a Decapitated / Nile / Dying Fetus kind of guy these days. But I’m glad to hear what you tell me, it would be nice to hear them really shine again. Perhaps I’ll give it a listen.
Onshape Browser based CAD is free for open source models.
My good-faith two cents: one step is better than zero here, even if this isn’t, as you plainly state, much more than a hollow gesture. I doubt Amazon senior leadership are thrilled that this has been in the headlines since this past weekend.
If you burn wood that is repeatedly grown every 20 years, isn't this renewable and carbon-neutral? It's literally what happens to natural forest fires, but you're harnessing the heat for a useful purpose.
i'd be surprised if someone could do it within the editing window for an hn comment, but it doesn't seem like more than a day or two of work for double-digit megapixel fill rates
I agree and would like for you to expand on that observation
People think this, but after a stint in boutique consulting it just is not true.

We worked for companies that had a lot of extra cash but didn’t want to hire for these roles out of stubbornness. We were basically there to clean up messes and attempt to build/handoff AI backed solutions to off shore teams… the generalists just were not good and were drowning in work.

We even assumed that in a few cases we were typically not talking with the person on teams and instead got a random employee of their own consulting place. Face to face meetings were RARE.

I guess my point is that people working these “quarter of the price” roles are not great and the companies hiring them aren’t trying to build anything of quality.

Healthcare companies trying to get their piece of the govt money without providing any real value
This is not much faster than existing high speed cats and way more visible to us sailors. It won't be a problem: they'll dodge us, and use 16 if they have to.
Nothing. At least half the people I know fit that category. I was just bringing it up as a counterpoint to the "poor/non-white" statement by the parent comment.
> turns the Spruce Goose’s single flight in ground effect into a scaled reality. Amazing.

I mean, it's been a reality for over a decade. This isn't new at all.

https://www.wigetworks.com/
UCSD. Most of my professors received standing round of applause at the end of the final lecture. Pretty common practice here
RIP Charlie Murphy. What a comedian. There have been many celebrity obituaries that have made me sad, but there are few that left me devastated.
Could you share some light on how Go became “a bit complicated” ?
Can this be used for traveling between SF and Palo Alto over the bay?
I have tried Onshape but I'm a big fan of browser based apps and I don't always have an internet connection when I want to create.
That's because it's thousands of miles. The sea is big.
Actually, you're right. TikTok, Instagram et al. demonstrate that people have gotten more impatient... to get more crap!
Indeed, what is Spanish for Aux armes, ingénieurs en développement logiciel?
Killing in self-defense or war isn't murder.
>Over the past four years, Gajavelli built his real-estate empire using funds from dozens of small investors who wanted a chance to earn a landlord’s riches without any of the work.

there are few "professions" lower than landlord in my book. they induce artificial shortages in already scarce housing supplies, implement regulatory capture in zoning & rental laws, skirt existing regulations in the quality & livability of their units, require hundreds to thousands of dollars in "application fees" and other upfront charges, help keep home ownership rates down, and more all while playing off rent seeking behavior as some sort of "better than you" game
> Outside of the US airtravel is still relatively similar to rail.
Not China, I usually try to get to the airport 1 hour before take off. But for the train, 10 minutes is enough.
I have a 16yo TV just because I don't know what to put in its place. And I have cable TV just because cable TV + 500mbps internet was cheaper than 300mbps internet by itself. It's a crazy world we live in.

Haven't turned it on since the FIFA world cup last year, though.
I mean, responding to price signals by providing much needed housing in markets where rentals are scarce, is societally beneficial and not different from any business trying to be successful in producing goods or services for their customers...
If he can show any occurrence of that ever happening, then you come off as dishonest and disinterested in the needs of the community. Is it really so difficult to cater to his needs as well? There’s surely a better compromise than “Everyone who disagrees with me is a racist”.
I think humanity as a whole can only really start focusing on the real problems once we settle on the Emacs vs neovim debate. It's all about setting the right priorities, right?
UCSD. Most of my professors received standing round of applause at the end of the final lecture. Pretty common practice here. Mostly in my stem classes. Doesn’t really really happen in lower division general ed. when you’ve been grinding through difficult math, computer science and other stem, a camaraderie develops
Only if the harm can and will be undone quickly with the collected tax.

But also, we prohibit lots acts that are harmful to others, instead of taxing them. It's also a moral thing. Values are changing and increasing share of people are seeing unnecessary emissions as a wrong.
/shrug

The paper says:

> We find that PPO sim trained in AlpacaFarm only achieves a win-rate of 43%, while PPOGPT-4
sim trained on GPT-4 data achieves a win-rate of 50%. To contextualize these results, the initial SFT model has a win-rate of 44%, PPOhuman has a win-rate of 55%, and the best non-PPO human method has a win-rate of 51% (Best-of-16). Thus, training in simulation can provide good models directly for deployment, though this approach suffers a 5% performance gap relative to collecting
real human annotations.

...

> However, we also observe that no single LLM-based annotator captures the heterogeneity of human annotation, and substantial amounts of noise had to be injected in the simulated preference for rankings of methods trained in AlpacaFarm to match those trained with real human feedback.

...and, in summary:

> We showed that AlpacaFarm substantially lowers the cost and iteration time of research
on and development of methods for learning with pairwise feedback. AlpacaFarm provides a blueprint for constructing other useful simulators for AI research that requires human supervision, and we view it as an exciting opportunity to expand this simulation approach to support data from other domains as well as methods that learn from alternative forms of human feedback.

Ok.

...but that's no what the blog post said. The blog post said:

> Of the methods we studied, PPO proves the most effective, improving the win-rate against Davinci003 from 44% to 55% according to human evaluation, which even outperforms ChatGPT.

The closest the paper got to saying that was:

> The other mismatch is ChatGPT against PPO, where human annotators preferred PPO (55.1% vs 52.9%) unlike the simulator (46.8% vs 61.4%).

That's interesting.

> In both cases, these are
not major mistakes, as we do not expect SFT52k to be much worse than SFT10k or for a 7B LLaMA model to substantially outperform ChatGPT.

?? Mistakes?

So.. I mean, yes. I'm judging. When you write a blog saying "outperforms ChatGPT" and then, the paper doesn't say that... well.

It's a bit shit isn't it?
UCSD. Most of my professors received round of applause at the end of the final lecture. Pretty common practice here as well. Mostly in my stem classes. Doesn’t really happen in lower division general ed. when you’ve been grinding through difficult math, computer science and other stem, a camaraderie develops. Sometimes the applaud happened as students began to leave, and so the standing ovation before departure haha
> Outside of the US airtravel is still relatively similar to rail. You have to be on time, you have to handle the baggage, but you can walk through xray and security within minutes and only need to show the ticket on your phone.

Same if you have Pre and Clear. I usually get to the airport 30-40m early.

That said I'm usually at the train station 10m before departure with bags.
I was a professional pilot for years until I got sick and also did all sorts of work with getting FAA stuff approved, and I even have a float rating as well. The FAA certification is going to be a bastard here, for sure.

I think it can be done, but I am pretty sure the feds still classify WIG aircraft as aircraft, which means it will be a major challenge to get all the new technologies certified. All it takes is money…

Still, I would absolutely have loved stuff like this when k was working in SE Ak. This could dominate those markets. And you don’t really need for it to be instrument flying if it can never get that high…
Funny I came here just to say the exact same thing.
I bet you remember fire drills as a kid? Now they have those and Active Shooter Drills. It doesn't matter if actual shooting are rare if the fear of them is 'Drilled' into the kid's heads. I saw a paper that tried to measure the impact of first cell phone ownership on teen's mental health. What stood out the most was the whole cohort of teens were at fairly depressed emotional status, the ones impacted by early cell phone ownership even more so. We all here are relatively well educated and by extension fairly well off, we can't imagine what most of the generations following us are going through. I'm gen x so while the economic outlook was beginning to degrade there was still ample opportunity for simple hard work to succeed, that ladder has been pulled up to a large extent. We need a unified progressive taxation system, the current hodgepodge of regressive FICA tax and various credits, cliffs and the slew of tax breaks for investments have worsened class differences.
Cars are used for more than commuting.
Possibly, but you can't improve your immune system if you are dead. For example, if you get infected with the Epstein–Barr virus at an older age [0], the probability of a severe outcome including death are increased. The Epstein–Barr virus, probably more so after these later and possibly more severe outcomes, probably causes many cases of multiple sclerosis. Kissing can spread the Epstein–Barr virus (EBV). Many herpesvirus, including Epstein–Barr, can cause superinfection, but if you were infected with EBV and HSV1, a EBV or HSV1 superinfection would probably be less likely to cause severe outcomes assuming you are HIV negative and your immune system is otherwise competent. If you plan on reproducing without the use of a turkey baster (or pipettes and sperm washing if you are a woman), it's probably not worth avoiding infection though, because you or your partner getting infected during pregnancy is way, way worse.

[0]: after six months is already not great, but as a teenager it's pretty bad and it just gets worse from there.
(This post wasn't to say there are great implementers resources! I searched for a while for more specific implementation or Wireshark-centric things, to really explain what was what. Would absolutely adore more technical coverage!)
Spallation is a process in which fragments of material (spall) are ejected from a body due to impact or stress. In the context of impact mechanics it describes ejection of material from a target during impact by a projectile
UCSD. Most of my professors received round of applause at the end of the final lecture. Pretty common practice here. Mostly in my stem classes. Didn’t really happen in lower division general ed. When you’ve been grinding through difficult math, computer science and other stem, a camaraderie develops, I suppose
On Linux isn't KSM able to compensate for this?
Meta Releases Restricted Source Code for Computer Vision Foundation Model DINOv2
I wonder if "would be cleaned up rather quickly" means hours, months, or decades?
>there are few "professions" lower than landlord in my book.

Spoken like the classic redditor who had no idea the kind of work goes into being a landlord.

Maybe you should consider how much work goes into being an average landlord and avoid categorizing all property owners as predatory capitalists. Or you could continue lumping the 95% in with the 5% for internet points, if that kind of thing fits you better.
A single deer can feed a family for weeks. That only takes one shot.
> Is it really so difficult to cater to his needs as well?

The man wants no transit because "crime train" while the region needs transit. What middle ground do you propose?

Not every criticism and loud individual is worth listening to.
Tree of Thoughts Is Now on GitHub: Deliberate Problem Solving with LLMs
UCSD. Most of my professors received a round of applause at the end of the final lecture. Pretty common practice here. Mostly in my stem classes. Didn’t really happen in lower division general ed. When you’ve been grinding through difficult math, computer science and other stem, a camaraderie develops, I suppose
When investors buy property to rent out, they are diverting housing away from homeowners, to make them available to renters. By more investors entering the real estate market, they drive down the price of rent through competition and higher vacancy rate. So, yeah I'll go ahead and answer your rhetorical: literally no tenants ever end up on the street because too many investors are competing in the marketplace to provide housing for them.
its uses https://github.com/jscad/OpenJSCAD.org library to create the 3d model
Have you not spent much time working with ChatGPT? Or maybe you haven't upgraded to plus so you get GPT4? It's so fucking good. It's a bit like pair programming. Even though it can't always give you the result you want, it does so an appreciable percentage of the time and it's a fabulous way to think through problems, especially as a complement to the "google -> stackoverflow -> copy -> paste" style programming when you're trying things out or unsure of how to do something.
Anyone that combats something based on the name alone isn't really worth listening to. There can be great use cases for Blockchain just like this, wherein the proof of work is less taxing, or optional. Of course, HN has a rabid response towards the term alone, but these technologies actually can provide some great solutions to a more robust form of git lfs, dockerhub, or huggingface model centralization that will inevitably fail at some point.
A /5 means if the rate does adjust upward, its stuck their for five years, while you might ger lucky and miss a transient spike altogether. If its worth locking in for 5 years at the current rates toward the end of the 5 years on a 5/1, refi to a new 5/1.
You forgot the wear a full beard to naturally shield much of your face from harmful UV.

Shave it off when you want to look young.
The fact that you and many, many others believe all of these things to be 100% true is exactly the problem. Social media has poisoned your brain.
Somewhere on Reddit there was a landlord who rented to a couple. 2bd. Couple broke up before moving in. Landlord stated he'd expect one of the remaining people to find a roommate.

How miserable must you be that you literally force random people to live together.

Just rip up the contract.
I remember coming upon this when trying to use PCoIP for remote access to workstations after the win7 to win 10 transition. It's a setting somewhere in Windows10 (maybe with specific video cards?) that uses dithering to improve image quality when you have a monitor that doesn't support HDR.

This absolutely wrecked the bandwidth as the whole screen was trying to refresh at 60Hz in a way that the PCoIP algorithm wasn't prepared for.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teradici
Fly.io Apps V2: migrating off of Nomad
I think its important to distinguish the types of landlords. I rent my house, and the owner is just an old couple across the street. Those two are not part of the problem.

Now the property management company doing the lease paperwork for the couple, now they are part of the problem.
> Outside of the US airtravel is still relatively similar to rail.

I live outside the US and this is laughably wrong.

How can you collapse the entire world down to "outside the US".

Israeli airports are exactly the same as Zimbabwean airports in your worldview?

I live in SE Asia and no country around here has air travel "like rail". I cannot get through xray and security in minutes. I cannot just show a ticket on my phone.
its uses https://github.com/jscad/OpenJSCAD.org library to create the 3d model
you can get source code here https://github.com/vivekg13186/block-cad-desktop
Yeah, but a baby has transferred IGG through the placenta, and IGA though milk, so for the first six months they are more protected from severe disease (at least for quite a few pathogens their mother has recently encountered). After that, exposing someone to pathogens, especially immune evasive ones like herpesvirus, gets a lot iffier. It's probably safer to only expose a baby/child to their mother's pathogens, as well as various food allergens to try to prevent food allergies from developing.
Yeah and for some reason limited to only hardware support of H100. Even the cost of doing it in software is outweighed by the speed & storage gains from it
The Star Wars Hotel was a bad product. They could’ve just made it a normal hotel themed as a Star Wars ship, price it say 20% more than a normal hotel, and it would’ve done well. Instead it was some crazy cruise ship type experience (and price) that people didn’t really want.
It might be a good idea to not let software/hardware you don't trust onto your own networks.
The rest of the EU bullying Ireland into doing strict regulatory-enforcement they didn't agree with is certainly an interesting & seemingly accurate plot of this situation.

Right now there is no legal way for the EU citizens to be connected to anyone else on the planet. That's the EU being idiots. They are only enforcing this against hated Big Tech companies right now. And these companies will likely eventually have a viable path forward as US-EU data relationships eventually create a framework. But the EU citizens have no way to connect with any other countries right now.

The EU looks like ignorant asshats here. They have made interconnecting impossible, created a horrific no-possible-way-forward doom. Declaration of Independence of Cyberspace grade stuff, nations proving their vast irrelevance.
Apparently the LA school system has been doing this since 2018 for volunteers. What do you mean by "participate"? Volunteer, or attend?

Your kid goes to a CA school, sure, but it's not a "California" school, it's a Sacramento school district or San Diego or LA or other locality's school district. Many other school districts don't have this requirement, or didn't when LA instituted theirs.
DINOv2: Computer Vision Foundation Model by Meta AI Is on GitHub as CC-by-NC 4.0
Debt ceiling: US risk of default doubles, according to 'superforecasters'
"There is a time when the operation of the machine becomes so odious, makes you so sick at heart, that you can't take part. You can't even passively take part! And you've got to put your bodies upon the gears and upon the wheels, upon the levers, upon all the apparatus, and you've got to make it stop! And you've got to indicate to the people who run it, to the people who own it — that unless you're free, the machine will be prevented from working at all!" - Marco Savio
Not all countries offer fixed rate mortgages. I’m actually surprised they have lasted so long in the states, but ya, it doesn’t make sense if you can get a low rate locked in. However, fixed rate long term mortgages don’t make so much sense for the financial system.
Note that you loose 1-2 orders of magnitude just by the screen resolution (in the early nineties we used 640x480, sometimes even 320x200 vs 4K nowadays). Another order of magnitude is lost by using a more high level programming language, which sure you could probably optimize down to factor 2-3. Plus sublinear scaling of stuff like memory latency since the 90s. All in all I agree we should be able to do better, but it is by no means trivial.
You might want to clarify that on the website because "coastal waters only" is also the impression I've got from the wording.
Drive down the rent? The article is all about how these parasites buy the properties specifically so they can raise the rents, you mewling bootlicker.
To add to my previous response: I witnessed this mostly in my stem courses and definitely in my upper division math courses. General coursework where students take those because they have to, maybe aren’t so keen to, but when a class has been grinding together for ten weeks with really tough material, a camaraderie develops, I suppose