skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> but when a self-driving car does, murderbot outrage makes frontpage news all over the world. It's not "fair" that this is the case,

It is exactly fair - if a drunk guy in Australia is driving one car. If he hits a child, that has no relevance to my life in EU. He will be arrested and dealt with.

But Tesla autopilot drives millions if cars. It if hits a child in Australia, it does not get arrested. Its also gonna drive over my children in EU.
Speaking more generally, to me this move-in-move-out interface design is a non-starter, so programming languages and compilers will have to come up with other solutions to avoid unnecessary checks. Which, AFAIK, Rust already has (there's runtime check on `&mut Random`), so TFA really is a Vale-specific micro-optimization.
https://archive.is/RbYu0
Nika Shakarami: “Just Take Care of Ur Self” (2022)
I had to point out that one may as well install better tooling more appropriate to the domain if one would have to install telnet, some years back. (-:

* https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/499755/5132
OpenSearch vs. Solr: Which One Is Better to Use?
Either “myriad others” as an adjective or “a myriad of others” as a noun is fine. I’m not sure “a myriad others” works at all.
The source being available illegally has nothing to do with open source.

Open source is by definition legal to modify and spread. There is a number of open source compatible licenses.

Leaked source is just that. Leaked.
It's almost as if he's changed his tune since having 10b$ invested in his company.
> To prevent this, a big part of railway maintenance involves digging out all the stones, washing them to get rid of sand and soil, and putting them back. Usually done every 25 years or so.

Is this that? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqLynLWLd8Y
Pretty much yes. I think we can at least agree that political parties and those funding the parties behind the invasion of Iraq are at lest 95% there. And thus should be treated with same distain. Voters are maybe 90% there.
Thanks for that feedback.

That UX flow seems strange because the screen flow should just be: 1) upload, 2) pay, 3) chat. It shouldn't have asked you to check your email for anything.

Please feel free to email me at alfarez at gmail dot com if you're still seeing this issue.

As for handling large files, I'm using a popular method of breaking down the doc into small chunks and then just sending the relevant chunks to the AI.

How to pick the "relevant" chunks? Use embeddings and search for the embeddings that are "semantically closest" to the question being asked.

I wrote up an outline of this process here: https://farez.me/how-to-create-a-chatbot-with-openais-api-a-...
Mechanisms of Techno-Moral Change: A Taxonomy and Overview
it's just micro optimization. i shower cold every morning. it provides a little shock that get's me awake. but i have never found that this provides any noticeable health benefit. to me this obsession seems rather like an ersatz religion for people whose life is physically so comfortable that they seek ways to experience discomfort.

louis ck complained about it quite eloquently on joe rogan.
Thanks for the vote of confidence. Also yeah it won't brick, since it'll just be lifetime.

Which is why I want to only start charging when the features listed are all on prod, so that it atleast would seem like I'm selling a feature filled product, and anything new is just a bonus.
Until their property is returned, it is allowed because it becomes like a security deposit. I held on to a key from a tyrant boss... waiting for my last paycheck, but he wanted the key first. I ended up delivering it.
"Tiny homes" I wonder how long it is until we have capitalism pushing the glories of the simple life of the park bench as housing solution hehe
I’m pretty sure the article is GPT generated too.
Are you thinking of the GPL? There are other open source licenses.
I don't get it. Do you have an experience in designing navigation systems? In Stereo vision systems? In computer vision? Or is this just a "Musk bad therefore idea he has is bad" counterreaction to what he said?

Karpathy is one of the world's top self driving engineers. This isn't a vacuous argument. People are driving with just vision every single day. The part we're missing is the ChatGPT moment on the computational side.
This is definitely closed source. It is also leaked.
Freenom has been in decline for a while.

It was great for a quick free domain for a temporary site - until all the phishers and spammers made the free extensions untrustworthy.

Swapped to using subdomains of a short domain I own for the few domains I had left at Freenom, ready for this moment.

I imagine .ml, .cf and .gq will be close behind.
Google search is much more than “a little more” work if you’re trying to get up to speed on something you’re not familiar with. The difference is GPT’s ability to respond meaningfully to specific questions, and provide fleshed-out solutions tailored to specified requirements. Traditional search can’t provide that, unless what you’re trying to do is standard enough that someone else has already written up the exact solution you need.
Still working on a solid product that I'm hoping will bring in some passive income.

Bought two properties and already renting one out... in preps to get the other rented out soon, and then there's my house... already have some interest in that as well.
He's definitely been duped, but not by electric vehicles.

> I used to be with ‘it/cars’, but then they changed what ‘it/cars’ was. Now what I’m with isn’t ‘it/cars’ anymore and what’s ‘it/cars’ seems weird and scary. It’ll happen to you! -- Grandpa Simpson

You should keep old ICE cars if you don't drive very much, or sell them to someone who is in a similar situation.

If you actually drive an average amount you should definitely get an EV for the (local and global) environment. Plus lower TCO, and less maintenance, and less fossil fuel imports, better handling, etc.
It is deprecated is the sense that you can't even login using telnet. Try `luit -encoding big5 telnet ptt.cc`, and it will tell you to switch to websocket or ssh in Chinese.
Nothing that he said in Congress supports the claim that he wants monopoly over AI development.

I find it fascinating how people are so happy to turn argumentation on it's head, and pretend it's the same thing. Surely you must know you are doing it? But what is to gain, I do not know.
Program design in the UNIX environment (1983) [pdf]
Rsh: Ruby SHell
Why the World’s Deadliest Wars Go Unreported
If you want a db tool which can be an ORM for your app, and drop down to a lower level dsl, while targeting specific features of the databases it supports, + having a "composable superset for building queries", there's [ruby sequel](http://sequel.jeremyevans.net/), which is the best tool of the kind you'll get for any proglang. Everything the author wants, minus the typrchecking perhaps, which is IMO shooting at the stars.
I also took a brief look at the calculus "book" (more a set of lecture notes) and far from being the revolutionary novel approach that it claims to be I found it fairly... standard?
Just found out that my NAS is no longer available, didn’t get any heads up about the end of service. Naturally this happens when your on holiday, 2000km from home.
In some senses they are far superior to the human eye, peripheral vision for example.
Seconding this; during my B2B support days, this was essential, especially, since as security got a bit crazy, not all systems had telnet installed anymore and you weren't always in a position to install it.

Windows' best equivalent if it doesn't have telnet is from powershell:

Test-NetConnection -Computername [hostname or IP] -Port [some port number]

With the -Port flag, it will try to do a similar connection to a specific port.
INCONCEIVABLE!

You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
This is really interesting!

One random piece of context that's hard to glean from the news article that's reproduced about Arthur L. Samuel's disagreement with Wiener is that Samuel was the author of the checkers-playing program that Wiener mentioned (that was able to beat its author at the game).

If I understand their respective positions correctly, Wiener seems to have thought that the fact that the program could outplay its author was at least an example of a disturbing phenomenon about the difficulty of pretending and controlling machines' behavior, while Samuel -- the program author -- felt that he had a good understanding of how the program beat him, and that it did so only according to heuristics and methods that he had consciously devised and explicitly programmed into it. So there was no conceptual problem for him in understanding the machine's behavior, even though it was concretely better at something than he was.

I guess we still have fairly analogous arguments about AI safety and explainability in the present day.
You seem to forget that Grandpas have rights, for example to live their life, and. being able to get from A to B is part of that.

FSD does not have rights.
Oh wow. That's for https://aninf.ga itself.

So yeah, clearly no testing of their own infrastructure. :(
> Why not?

If the construct you propose were feasible, why do you think it doesn’t exist?

The reason is that it’s not feasible. Compositional pipelines involve constraints and properties that an imperative for loop doesn’t support.
I went back and noticed the same. Most be the genuine blackness of AMOLED screens.
The article reminds me of one of my favorite lines in one of my favorite songs, Absinthe Party at the Fly Honey Warehouse by Minus the Bear: “This light looks on you, morning came early. Sitting on a park bench that’s older than my country.” It was pleasantly relaxing to sit on a park bench in Berlin that was, in fact, older than my Country, while listening to this song. I love park benches.
Hmmm, that was nearly 10 years ago according to the wikipedia article.

Wonder if the problem is still occurring?
Are you german?
All that's really happening there is a brute-force search for engineered features.

Such brute-forcing has a very very low ROI when the necessarily huge datasets don't already exist.

Indeed, creating the experimental conditions to collect that data often means engaging in some form of imagined feature engineering.
Rotating your head will give some lateral motion (your eye moves in space since the centre of rotation is your neck). You can see this easily by turning your head while focusing on an object in the foreground, your perspective on it will shift.
Prices in official dealership are not really an indicator either.
I'm pretty sure TGV tracks do use ballast though, don't they? And they are among the fastest trains in operation, so it seems to work fine for them.
The .ga change is not happening until next week.
if you are chinese or single. would not recommend this with children or for non natives.
The Unreasonable Effectiveness Considered Harmful for Fun and Profit is All You Need
Did not realize this article was by Rowan Atkinson until I clicked the link.
> I get enjoyment from my car driving me around. Am I being scammed?

I get enjoyment from my heroin too, so scam is the wrong word.

But a crime is commited in both cases
How about exploding the bomb in the sky, visible from the emperors palace and the whole city?

Or using it against an actual military target.

The message would have been clear, we can annihilate you if we want and you don't surrender. But they choose to go against the civilian population simply, because they wanted the data, of what a bomb does to a city. And that by that time bombing civilians was already pretty normalized anyway, so trying to save civilian life simply was not an issue.
The next step could be to write a script which uses telnet and the other commands in the article to automatically pinpoint the connection problem, something like

whatstheproblemwith hostname port
...so many words and just at the end they comment on 'flooding' - whereas everyone knows that a top function of ballast is to prevent water buildup / facilitate drainage.
> The high quality of discussions (thanks to moderation) helps the site show up in search engines, which is how most people discover it.

How do search engines recognize discussions as high quality?
Then your supposedly serious point resolves to a tautology "people can bs if they do bs". Duh! This conveys nothing re. any scientific technique or using that in arguments against some intervention
> The first reader “is very young and in almost all cases majored in humanities or social sciences,” said Jon Reider, a former admissions officer at Stanford. “They can’t tell if a paper in the sciences means anything or is new at all.”

Ouch.
Success invites haters.
> Are the number of patients increasing

The number of patients is literally never ending. It's a property of the decentralized public health system. If you have resources to spare, patients will be sent to you. No matter how much time and money you pour into healthcare, it's never enough. It's as if demand instantly scaled to exceed capacity.

> or the time consumed by each increasing

On the contrary, it's reducing. Cheap fast consults in popular clinics are now the norm. Doctors are doing more in less time for less money. The numbers are embarrassing, especially when converted to USD. The only consolation is it's still pretty good due to our low cost of living.

Brazilian software developers working for american companies for a salary that would be inhumane to an american put doctors here to shame. I'm talking 2-4x, depending on the company and exchange rate. It wasn't like this before.

> unemployment among Drs increasing?

A few years ago I saw someone joke about doctors driving Ubers for the first time. It's looking more and more likely each year. I'm also seeing doctors simply abandon the profession straight up.
I find it a bit strange that this article doesn’t mention electrostatic speakers, as the two appear similar.

It would also be worth mentioning if this new tech suffers from the same limitation as electrostatics, namely that the membrane’s range of motion is so small that you need several square meters of membrane to reproduce low frequencies at high volume.
A new line drawing method for the cycle savvy
Do you think average website and an aircraft autopilot are written in the same programming language and to the same level of quality?
I think that the title suggests that is repositioning the stones (ballast). This video seems to be of the cleaning process:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XWjUZJtR610

I could be wrong, I had never heard of this fascinating maintenance until this very moment.
Binance to Delist Monero, Zcash in 4 European Countries
I know nothing about this topic at all but, having browsed Wikipedia for a bit, the machine from the video looks very much like a tamping machine https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tamping_machine (The video title also says "tamper")
Not perfect, but if it had Markdown with code highlighting it'd be getting there.
As time goes by the ballast settles and under repeated heavy loads and the underlying land becomes a little uneven. In comes the Tamper, a ballast tamping machine. This is a long heavy machine that runs on the track.Quite strong it lifts a length of track under load a few inches and tamping arms reach down and force fresh ballast under with dynamic level sensors and moves on down the track. Tracks are surveyed with sensors on trains and ballast tamping/washing/etc are scheduled.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqLynLWLd8Y
You seem to know the answer to your question already
My company went from PTO to FTO a few years ago... took away 5 days from us. I'd had 35 days. So ultimately, it averaged out to about 30 days per year.

Eventually, I convinced an my supervisor, who also lost her days, to restore at least two more days since it wasn't fair to lose days being at my company for over a decade... and then furthermore.. they brought back 2 or 3 more days they call "wellness days" in which you're supposed to take off to relax. And now it's back to nearly 35 days.

I tend to use only about a week or two at random for most of the year, taking a day here and there, and towards the summer or later months, I take week-long vacation days.
That reads like GPT3 generated content. Very hard to follow how you actually ise it.
Let me point one thing out here - and don't take it the wrong way. Instead of finding any meaningful flaw with the idea you pointed to one edge case, which is a problem in even the current system and then moved onto a mixture of ad hominem and appeal to authority. I only mention this because you may well not even realize you're behaving (or thinking) this way.

But back to the issue, nothing you offered is a meaningful hurdle or a new problem introduced by "my" rather obvious solution. The issues would generally be handled using the exact same workarounds, because they're also issues in the current system. For instance if somebody is blind, enfeebled, or otherwise unable to vote without assistance, then assistance can be rendered in a fashion similar to the current status quo. They can bring a family member to assist, and if that's not possible then aid can be rendered with an assistant from each 'side' helping simultaneously. And so on.

This is precisely why I said "What's not to prefer about this relative to the status quo?" You get a system that improves the status quo exponentially, and introduces no new downsides. Basically America is obviously becoming far more divided. Our politicians and "political figures" in general are, if not simply becoming even more unethical, then having their lies and deceptions exposed in a far more realtime and active fashion. This is understandably sending trust to some value approaching zero. You simply cannot have systems where trust in a large component in its operation, and expect people to simply have faith in the results.
Interestingly while all those points factor in it would be possible to have a working GPS system without "understanding" the error or having any grasp of relativity.

To expand on that, consider if the satellites went up (with ideas of basic triangulation from beacons orbiting) and then the drifting error for a supposedly fixed ground position was noticed what could be done?

The 'unknown cause' error function over time twixt fixed position and uncorrected GPS calculation can be fed into a Kalman filter to derive weights that eliminate the error.

Typically what happens in many instrumentation applications is models are created to derive functions to emit answers, errors are noticed, people think hard to add extra terms to account for errors and eventually either all errors are accounted for or some residual 'wobble' remains which can be smoothed away by an adaptive error model.

To this day in high precision GPS applications post processing runs are used to improve accuracy that account for relativity factors, atmospheric twinkle factors, (other factors I'd have to look up), and still there's a bit or error left over that can be sweep away (for a time) with a Kalman filter.
Someone with initials "DJB" did much the same thing in 1999. (-:

% cat /package/admin/djbwares/command/mconnect
#!/bin/sh
# WARNING: This file was auto-generated. Do not edit!
exec /usr/local/bin/tcpclient -RHl0 -- "${1-0}" "${2-25}" /usr/local/bin/mconnect-io
%

* https://jdebp.uk/Softwares/djbwares/guide/commands/mconnect....

* https://jdebp.uk/Softwares/djbwares/guide/commands/mconnect-...

* https://jdebp.uk/Softwares/djbwares/guide/commands/finger@.x...

* https://jdebp.uk/Softwares/djbwares/guide/commands/who@.xml
(Didn't read the article at all)

As someone who has done devops-y stuff with both, I highly prefer Go just because I can plop in one binary + config file and it'll just work.

With Python I need to install Python, the virtual env manager du jour and all the required packages. And I need to keep them up to date. And everything is just one step harder if I don't, for some reason, have root privileges on the environment in question.

The Go version has been running for days in the time the Python one has all it's dependencies in order =)
I'm sure SemVer can be used in this situation.
It has more to do with training a neural network. The environmental cues for driving on a road are optimized for human vision. This becomes important when you think about it from a machine learning perspective. Fewer inputs are better for many reasons. Non-visual inputs will sometimes be in disagreement when the visual inputs during training which leads to a worse model.

If everyone could take some deep breathes and press pause on their emotional response to Elon Musk (and not assume everyone who happens to agree with him has a Musk tattoo) then they would fine plenty of rational arguments from an engineering perspective.
> Though freenom recently got better killing those.

They recently got sued by Meta altogether and stopped registering new domains: https://krebsonsecurity.com/2023/03/sued-by-meta-freenom-hal...
It's true, and it's odd, because the impulse clearly comes mostly from a desire to level economic inequalities - yet it comes from people who can afford to bike to work, or work from home. In that way it resembles a colonial attitude toward one's own society, at precisely the time when clean,
carbon-neutral, fast and efficient personal transportation has come within reach for people below the social status of the proponents of ecological purity. The fact that they don't welcome its availability but instead reach for the next lever by which to reduce living standards and mobility (in the name of "justice") speaks to the classism and privilege underlying their crusade for purity.
these all are excellent questions the undo tool could ask user.
I think it's still a reality, but just needs to be implemented differently. Something similar to how railway works, that is railway has infrastructure for trains and nothing else, but at the same time there are crossings for interactions with roads and train stations for interactions with people.

When we have a place for self driving cars you can drive onto and have our car switch to automatic, it frees up a lot of the problems you need to solve. We can control the traffic more like a network then by having nodes at various intervals that conducts the traffic allowed on the route. This removes the need for the car to take on the responsibility of being aware of its surroundings.

The same could be implemented more cheaply for passenger (arial) drones.