skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's because technological progress has outpaced our ability to process it, so we're like medieval peasants discovering a "Hello World" program and assuming the computer is literally greeting the world. Hopefully, people will learn to view LLMs as they really are before doing what the lawyer did en masse.
>ChatGPT did not lie; it cannot lie.

More important it can't tell the truth either.

It produces the mostly likely series of words for the given prompt.
I served 20 years in the military defending your personal way of life. I damn near died. This Memorial Day I will be thinking of my good friends I lost in combat. I don't know what you will be thinking about but from your comment, it doesn't look like any of us.

I want the same freedom for you as the Kamalas, Bill Gates and Bezos's. That's all I ever wanted in my military career. Instead I get bashed and ridiculed while these people stand up a facade and create a cult of climate tyranny for everyone else.
You can always block your card. Takes a few days to get a new one and might be a bit of a hassle to update PayPal and other services where you have it stored. Not ideal but I don't think anyone should lose sleep over it.
Why wasn't there a discussion of the contents of the leaks, that the DNC did everything in their power to coronate Hillary, and only a discussion of the leak's provenance?
This is literally how all social relationships work, including non-romantic ones. Mimicry is the basis of how social groups are formed.

You're literally participating in it (whether you know it or not) by communicating with others, period.

This is an instance where the statement "if you think you think outside of the box, you're trapped in one" applies.
It very much is. I haven't personally been affected by Google charging any account after being suspended, but I have been affected by Facebook suspending my account while not pausing running ads on Instagram and Facebook, leading to charges still being made after I had no way of turning them off.

We're at least two people this has happened to :) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35836221
I am going to guess you are in your 20's or 30's...

I bet when you hit 50 you will be seeing the world differently
I mean that goes back to the point this comment thread is attached to.

Knowing things doesn't magically grant you power over the spread of the virus.

The reality is that nobody had that power and no amount of expertise was going to fix that.
Thanks for both hints.

I recently had more contact with gaming engines than I originally wanted and there's always this kind of community-specific vocabulary whenever you cross borders. Oh no,like in real
life.
Or more precisely: the truth or falsity of ChatGPT’s statements is incidental to the process by which it determines which statements to make.

Because unless you are using some personal definition of “tell the truth” then you must accept that ChatGPT often outputs statements which are demonstrably true.
Do you not have a bank? Why would you be unable to terminate a recurring charge on any payment method you actually own?
The Steam Turbine: The Surprising Relationship of Engineering and Science
If it was happening, what would be your recourse? Call customer service?
I'm wonderinng if anyone even gets close to 1gbs from a Hetzner storage box
Show HN: No more copy-pasting – a ChatGPT plugin to read code from your computer
Introducing the Code ChatGPT Plugin - a new era of seamless interaction between ChatGPT and your codebase. This TypeScript Code Analyzer furnishes a suite of utilities to analyze TypeScript code, enabling ChatGPT to "talk" with YOUR code.

Fetch a list of all the files in your project, list of every function in a TypeScript or JavaScript file, or even get the content of a specific function, all while staying in your conversation with ChatGPT. With accessible API endpoints, you can effortlessly navigate your codebase and ask ChatGPT anything you can think of about it.

Say goodbye to the days of incessant copy-pasting and welcome a more streamlined code discussion experience .

I'd love to hear your thoughts, experiences, and suggestions for improvement. Let's discuss and evolve this tool together!
How do you commit with those messages? Does your IDE automatically commit on each file change?
EnvKey[1] is another option (I’m the founder).

We have similarly simple UX but are more robust on security. Browser-based end-to-end encryption as offered by Infisical is a bit of a fig leaf—it doesn’t protect against insider threats.

1 - https://envkey.com
In addition to the points made by sibling replies I’ll also point out that the crashed Twitter Space was one where Musk helped a Republican presidential candidate launch his campaign. No matter which party is involved, that’s not something a neutral speech platform would ever involve itself in.
A chargeback? Lol
Another post here says "it took weeks 10+ hours day to fins it", which sounds like a major fuck up if that results with you are missing a deadline or cutting features
You posit these interventions like any of them have a shred of evidence to suggest they're effective (or that we actually have reference ranges and test accuracy for what you're suggesting) and conveniently ignore civil liberties.

"liver enzyme was elevated 1% out of the baseline range" is medically meaningless but let's pretend the patient is cirrhotic so your hypothetical is valid, this individual has a constitutionally protected right to be an idiot and continue drinking themselves into death.
Backblaze B2 is only free with Bandwidth Alliance partners, otherwise $0.01/GB, individual transactions will also cost you, depending on how much you use.
I find it incredibly strange that The Atlantic, a publication I used to have tremendous amounts of respect for, put out an article the other day saying that Twitter has become some alt-right bastion equivalent to Truth Social and Parler[1].

And, of course, this article was boosted from The Atlantic's Verified Organization Twitter account[2].

Seems like they see the value in paying $1000/mo for the gold check on Twitter, even though it's now a "far right social network". I'd like to believe that they just want to make sure they have a presence on every social network to spread awareness and diversity of opinion, but I can't seem to find them on Truth Social[3].

So, has Twitter truly "evolved into a platform that is indistinguishable from the wastelands of alternative social-media sites such as Truth Social" if The Atlantic still finds it valuable to have a presence on Twitter?

It's beyond transparent what legacy media is doing here, and it's quite sad to see.

[1]: https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2023/05/elon-...

[2]: https://twitter.com/theatlantic/status/1661113356277653507?s...

[3]: https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Atruthsocial.com+%22Th...
Heh. What would be your favourite thoughts/combo here?

Sorry for not being clear on the code part. I assumed USD and the like would be the norm now. "Complex objects" is not really helpful in this context, though.
It is quite ironic that a lawyer made this mistake.

That's like asking the accused if he did it.
You think he wouldn’t do the same for a Democrat?
>Don't want to agree? You end up like Qwest (CEO got jailed) or Yahoo ($250k daily fine until they comply). The power gained is immense though, just read about XKeyScore.

also the Lavabit owner, Ladar Levison, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lavabit
They key difference is with mTLS approach you'd have to steal the private key of the client certificate if you want to impersonate the client. In most secure deployments of mTLS and short lived certs, private key never escapes the TPM, Secure enclave or Yubikey, so it's extremely hard to mount an attack and impersonate a service.

With JWT (assuming it's not bound) you can steal JWT token and re-use it until it expires.
But what happened on January 6 was enough that representatives had to flee. The people responsible for security would want to address the possibility of something like this, or worse, occurring in the future. Why would they not respond to this with improvements? Security forces have their own separate communications, it makes sense for representatives to be reachable in an emergency also. January 6 may have been a reminder of that, at the least.
There will be lots of data stealing ChatGPT plugins
It's common for carriers to stop writing insurance in places, but apart from Florida I haven't seen large carriers like State Farm pull out of entire states in this way.
For Unity, I think you can just dynamically load DLLs as long as you're not on a plane form that requires AOT (iOS). Even then, for both Unreal and Unity there are many options to use scripting languages like js or lua or what have you.
I use something similar. A dedicated app makes a POST request to my Google Apps Script as soon as any sms arrives at my second phone. That script sends it in a Telegram Bot Chat to all of my devices.
Microsoft has supported rar, gz and tar files in Windows for 5 years now by shipping libarchive and bsdtar with Windows starting in April of 2018.
Texas wasn't really set up for being so cold, so it caused deaths and considerable damage because the infrastructure was simply not good enough to handle it (despite being very new/modern in most cases).

It got politicized because it was so difficult for people there to handle it. When other places have power outages, the infrastructure and building designs make living through it much easier.
This is why the EU has a “right to be forgotten”, as does California now under CCPA/CPRA.
I've always been skeptical of those APK sites. I'm not sure if this exists, but it would be useful if someone were keeping track of sha256 hashes of the official APK downloads from Google Play. I'd feel a lot safer if I could verify the files weren't tampered with.
Maybe by 2075 Microsoft will discover that there are lots more filesystems in the world than merely FAT and NTFS.

The NIH syndrome is strong at Microsoft. But they seem to be slowly coming around to the realisation that their lack of interopability is hurting them, and not their competitors.
It's surprisingly difficult to get an estimate on the fruit fly population of California, or even just an average 'per unit area' figure.

Anyway, this fungus is already endemic in California, and I believe California has a major problem with this pest. I'd be surprised if there weren't at least a billion fruit flies active in California mid-summer.

As I said in a sibling comment, let's do some safety validation & deployment testing, but also let's not forget this is already out there.
Similar situation happened to me too "and 24GB RAM, this took 20 seconds to start up. After posing the question "What is the most common way of transportation in Amsterdam?", the Vicuna model began to generate its response word by word, taking *15 minutes* to complete the task"

Time is money and the openai is pennies
The systematic corruption of basically all our public policy institutions over the last two generations has quite a bit to do with the topic at hand, which was the response to the pandemic.

And not you obviously, but my point is that "nobody could have predicted" is such an overused response by people with authority it should be banned.

In every relevant instance of major policy failure people actually did predict it, but the people in charge were corrupted by the wrong incentives, made predictable mistakes, and don't feel like being held accountable for it.
> mandatory retirement age of 65 > too many old people set in their ways

Surely we could find a more discriminating measure of competence than age?
“Hey ChatGPT, tell me how to say I’ve never seen a man stupider, period, but you know,”
VC Money is US mostly too

Europe-founded startups end up in delaware because of ycombinator and all the SF money that does have an apetite for high risk startups unlike europe.

Here we waste billions on shady govt mandated stuff and thats' it
Maybe be a long run tactic to prevent future clients from switching to ChatGPT based solutions.
For those who don't want to host their own email, but want need a non-Google (and non-Hotmail ahem) account for password recovery and problems like getting perma-banned from Google: what should we use? Happy to pay a small amount.

I heard Fastmail is good?
Nuclear power is a base energy source. It’s not as easy to start and stop power generation with nuclear. You can use nuclear to help cover your base usage but then you have to rely on sources like solar, wind, natural gas, etc, to help in the high demand.
I’m comfortable claiming that building rocket ships and flying to the moon and back[1] counts as “that much smarter” than maybe using a twig to get termites out of a mound or escaping a fish tank in an aquarium.

[1] including of course inventing the necessary physics, math, logic, and actually doing the engineering in addition to pulling off the mission. And, of course, dreaming of doing it.

Edit: If octopuses or dolphins or whatever animal people think is so clever is in fact so clever, then someone should prove it by teaching them some form of durable symbolic information storage system and teach them to teach other members of their species what they have learned. If they can't do that, then they're not even close to as smart as we are, full stop.
> "Maybe it would be different if I had seen them in theaters."

There's still chances to see 2001 in cinemas! It gets re-released somewhat regularly for anniversaries and Kubrick retrospectives, etc. I was born long after 2001 came out, but I've seen it on cinema screens many times. It was so far ahead of it's time and looks so incredibly good in 70mm that it's mind boggling to consider that it was actually made in the 1960s!
Fixed pricing is basically dynamic pricing + insurance. In the expected case, you pay more over any period of time if you take the insurance. If you can afford the risks, going without insurance tends to be cheaper.
Google "google bans entire company". Plenty of examples.
There's been many stories of entire companies being banned from Google services due to their affiliation with a freelancer who broke Google's rules years ago for a different client.
all my friends off google swear by proton
You know whom I don't have to fight tooth and nail with? Apple. Yeah, shit, but not openly hostile against me.

It feels like breaking up with an abusive ex when I discarded all things google.so much hostility and drama.

My iPhone is good enough to use the 3 apps I want without any drama. With Google they always do some shady shit and I was like "oh well, this is the best I can do".

Can't wait till i stop using smartphones entirely.
Sorry, I was trying not to advocate for any particular brand in this space. There are quite a few on the market and I don't have direct experience with more than a handful. They are all plant parts, dried, crushed to a powder, and put in a capsule. I have used Biotics Research (Dysbiocide and FC Cidal) and my son was prescribed a 90 day course from a different brand (don't remember off-hand). I'd suggest consulting with a naturopath, if you can find a reputable one.
It's an unproved hypothetical situation. What would be your recourse if your uncle started reporting false debts to your name whilst you were travelling around Italy?

In the past I have contacted YouTube Red support in the past when I didn't cancel my subscription after I moved counties and they easily refunded a few months of charges. Unsure how that would play out if your account was cancelled. I would probably just contact my bank to get the charges blocked + reversed.
What AI needs is that which has always been anathema to software vendors: ENFORCEABLE LEGAL LIABILITY.

The whiz kids will be much more careful if they know that one mistake, if it's bad enough, can put them out of business.
This process seems to intentionally cut off upstream from having input into the design of the features during development when there's still a chance to change it. What happens when you implement something that you like, release it internally, but then it turns out upstream doesn't like it or wants it a different way? Will you maintain your feature on your fork forever (thus JaneStML), or will you abandon your feature? Is the thought that, honestly, this will never happen given Jane Street's track record in the community and the level of battle testing that this process brings to the design process?
That's a lot of words for just saying ChatGPT's answers can't be trusted.
Not the point. The CEO being the interviewer is an automatic failure in neutrality. Which questions he chooses to ask, the tone in which he asks them, the statements he lets go unquestioned, etc etc etc, these are all subjective choices that are anything but neutral.

Not to mention, step outside the two party lens for a second. If he does this for democrats and republicans then surely he needs to do it for absolutely anyone that declares a presidential candidacy? To do otherwise would be to endorse the two party political establishment, also not a neutral statement.

A truly neutral Twitter would have no problem hosting a Space where a person announces their candidacy. But it would have no further involvement.
So is this, indirectly: https://youtu.be/7Lc86JUAwwg. Though sadly it didn't include the Book of Wevelations.
An embarrassment of riches y’all
ApkMirror have a very good track record. They depends on user upload and verify the signatures with the official version.
I've grabbed them in the past for decompiling games and never encountered anything odd. The ads on the website are horrendous though, which I figured was their main source of revenue.
No most thing’s definitely don’t work like this. I don’t expect my x86 program to stop working after a software update or not to work on new x86 CPUs that’s just ridiculous.

Also if you expect anyone to compile anything you probably haven’t shipped anything in your life.

ROCm is a pile of rubbish until they throw it out and actually have a model that would guarantee forward and backward compatibility it would remain useless for anyone who actually builds software other people use.
I live in northern California. some of this may partially be due to red tape, bureaucracy and the current number 3 ranking as a 'judicial hellhole'

https://www.judicialhellholes.org/hellhole/2022-2023/califor...
Fastmail is solid.
Because they get paid more when people are diagnosed with conditions.

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/10/08/upshot/medicare-advantage...
I have no idea, but I guess it doesn't really matter. If you start sending massive amounts of spam through gmail, does it matter if you did it after logging into the site with your user/password or through oauth api access or through smtp?
Why would they not respond to this with improvements?

They had every opportunity to improve the situation by having the nation guard present. They were offered and declined. That small contingency of capitol police would have be overwhelmed by a Walmart super-sale stampede and it was not fair to make them absorb the known incoming riot. That is why it does not surprise me that the police let many of the rioters in without resistance on one side of the building. Those that resisted were easily overwhelmed. If anything I feel bad for those cops that were put in harms way. The incident was avoidable or at very least the national guard could have quickly asserted control. It was also not cool making the national guard members sleep in a cold parking garage. Most guard members were not dressed for sleeping in a garage in 20-30F weather.
Happy Fastmail customer here.
Let's not kid ourselves: Americans are terrible about looking out for their health. If an annual physical is what it takes for PCPs to effectively route people to the necessary screenings, so be it. That saves lives.
Indonesia’s oldest observatory losing its shine due to light pollution
Insurance carriers pulled out of WA during the LTC crazy in 2020.

The state passed a law that was basically, pay 0.8% tax for the rest of your life or buy private LTC care for 30 days and avoid paying the tax forever.

The insurance providers were not happy to see people joining for 1 mo and then canceling.
But the made us believe it an artificial intelligence.

An intelligence knows which blanks can filled and which shouldn't without further information.
I'm not sure why these are presented as mutually exclusive
I’ve been using Fastmail and it’s fantastic. Their customer support is top quality if you need help, but I basically never think about it. I use Fastmail and it just works with no effort, so I love it.
No, ladies and gentlement, that has nothing to do with that.

The post is about a "disposable" Google account created two hours prior and all it did was break Google TOS. This is totally predictable protection from account abuse. Pretty much any major consumer company will ban brand-new accounts that immediately proceed to break TOS.

I don't know what Google does with a longstanding account that breaks TOS in this way, but this is not that. Also you should be using Google Takeout to backup your account data regularly anyways -- that's what it's there for.
no, just a play on omega, but thanks for the nostalgia and the laugh :)
Also there's several apps on various platforms that are more private and free
whenever i see '<=' in code, my bug detectors start twitching. to begin with, doing effectively two tests in one always seems to over-complicate things.
Thanks! Those are incredible. I was looking for some design inspiration and those look very useful.
That's not what Investor Relations is.
Instead of trying to get every CLI tool in existence follow this standard, it makes much more sense to put this support in the terminal emulator or shell. Both can know what process is in the foreground and can strip color or let color through based on a user-configured whitelist/blacklist.
That’s huge and I hadn’t heard. Something actually deleted. (Assuming it is not a PR stunt.)
For my mortgage the terms are that the bank acquires insurance and charges me, not that they are allowed to foreclose.
That's if you use their CDN. Cloudflare R2 doesn't charge for egress bandwidth. If you have 100TB/mo to serve, try it and see what happens. I haven't heard of anyone being kicked off of R2 for using too much egress bandwidth yet.

At scale, you'll pay a couple thousand dollars for Class B operations on R2, and another bunch for storing the 10 TB in the first place, but that's relatively cheap compared to other offerings where you'd pay for metered egress bandwidth.

https://developers.cloudflare.com/r2/pricing/
https://r2-calculator.cloudflare.com/
If I use ChatGPT to "hallucinate" a source, and post it here, am I lying?
If we implement TECO in this, do we break the Matrix?
Sounds like a normal work week to me. Try working at amazon lol. Oh the shit can change…and it will! It will change.
Thanks, I just got that translation. I had read the previous translation.
As a modern American, I confess I start to go to sleep after the first 6 or 8 hours of shots like that
Correct me if I am wrong but it is my understanding that one only gets speedups based on qubits being mutually entangled. I don't see how it would be possible to entangle 100k qubits. The time it would take to mutually entangle the bits would likely exceed the coherence time.

You could see speedups if you encoded the same problem in parallel on the same machine so you could compare statistics immediately rather than using multiple runs.
Personally i am really happy with mailbox.org
German provider that tries to be a gsuite replacement.
I cannot know challenges that come from non eu payments, but it is a prepaid model.
The new "dictated, not read"
[Sensible Chuckle]
I just tried it and didn’t seem to work, maybe timed out?
Your device running Android, the OS created by Google, right?
just laziness - I usually do `git commit -v`
You can’t discipline others at birthday parties, unless you want no one to show next year.

Maybe beg and plead, not sure.
They way all consumer OSes are moving.... Do you think the next thing will be any better?!?