skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
IMO they should simply introduce a rule.

You cannot enforce a non-compete without compensating them their previous salary for the term.

You want me to not work for someone else? Then pay me like I'm working for you.
Canada freezes ties with Chinese bank over claim ‘dominated by Communist party’
I'd ask the same question to you. What's your angle? Why minimize when there's so much evidence of various harms? Why attack someone trying to point out that people underreacting/comparing it to less problematic viruses were probably wrong?

My thing is that I have a heart condition that is highly exacerbated by covid, so people treating it with no caution (sneezing in my face these days, no care at all anymore) is very worrying for people like me. A flu, however, I'm totally fine with catching.
Two minor and inconsequential errors that he owned up to even before the segment aired.

This is a particularly stupid gotcha given that CIS was the government contractor working for CISA/DHS to help facilitate social media takedown requests — Mehdi focuses on a minor error while obscuring the big picture to defend the Department of Homeland Security’s overreach.

Per SCOTUS, working through an intermediary is not a loophole around the First Amendment. For purposes of regulating free speech, a government contractor IS the government.

So yes, in hundreds of tweets and articles reporting the Twitter Files, there were a couple errors that Taibbi instantly corrected. That's how you build trust and integrity with readers. It's what MSNBC, CNN, and FOX almost never do.
I guess the bit I don’t understand is why zero barrier to entry should prevent some cutting of corners. I’m not really sure I understand the logical link there, and I haven’t really noticed that effect in industries where barriers to entry have been removed (eg: media with the internet).

I also didn’t mean to strawman you about zero regulation. It sounds like you want some regulations, but just ones that don’t prevent competition. Is there a specific aspect you think should be regulated? Because the position “we should have good regulations and not bad ones” wouldn’t be controversial, even in government circles.
I use nvim-dap for python and go multiple times a week. It's basically the same as VSCode's debugger and I'm a huge fan.
> double buffering everything was OK because graphic cards would get there eventually.

and they showed it in the very next version 10.2 jaguar

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OaRF9W1bJk&t=3m33s
A dose of MDMA transformed a white supremacist
I think you're misunderstanding how Reddit works. Without the 2% contributors and the moderators there's nothing. There's three hard things about community-based platforms: moderation, content creation, users. Reddit has all three, but it's about to lose the first two, in which case it won't work.
yes, because the average person is so outgunned[1] by corporate lawyers and their deep pockets which means they can risk it, the law is effectively whatever you can scare someone into believing.

[1]: it's absurd that "gunned" is even a thing, talk about a complete lack of justice when you think about it.
the code is open source but not the weights. as far as i can tell.
You could run a company that sustains itself and its employees, maybe makes a modest profit. You could just make something valuable that people like and want to use, and have that mostly be the end goal.

You probably won't get incredibly rich, though.
I will take any bet that the pool of folks with asthma and susceptible to asthma from stoves is outstrips the amount of people who cook with woks and would benefit from gas over induction by a significant margin. Not to mention the public health costs…
Using DAP (debug adapter protocol), you should be able to run a debugger similar to what most GUI editors have in any editor with client support.
I was looking for a service member to point out the official support. Some of her complaints did sound quite strange.
Similar for me. I exclusively used reddit via old. or apollo, and mostly just lurked. I have some good memories of some communities there but by and large it's not something I enjoy anymore. For community I'm on discord, for being in the loop I'm on twitter and HN.
This is partly what AutoGPT does, no?
In my experience if you set the temperature to zero it works 99.9% of the time, and then you can just add retry logic for the remaining 0.1%
i"ve seen non-competes just to get a *job intereview*

You cannot interview with their competitor even if they reject you? Absurd!
> AVP feels like an obvious choice for development if it delivers on the vision (heh).

I wouldn't feel comfortable wearing this in public around strangers whatsoever.
It's good, but not good enough. So any movement in the opposite (bad) direction should be seen with strong suspicion.
As I said in another comment, a community not only because there are users, but because 2% of them (approx.) will post content, and because you have good moderation. Reddit is about to lose the last two. Users alone don't make it work.
Yes. I've never seen anyone question the accuracy of the Church Committee's disclosures. People who talk about such things are normally eager to say that the US Congress and the CIA can't be trusted. It's just selective skepticism.
I agree. I've never liked the phrase either. Even so, I'll take "Trust but verify" as a shorthand for "Accept the output of a somewhat untrustworthy person/process, but verify the output before making use of it."

Sometimes a short, inaccurate phrase wins out over the longer, accurate version.
Federal anti-governance eh? I mean, as a cyberspacian I kind of dig that someone/anyonr is creating bounds on ad-hoc legislating, on control. This just seems like the most fallen sad anti-person hill for the feds to go die on.
Welcome to my very first vlog! In this exciting adventure, I embark on a journey to explore the breathtaking countryside that surrounds me.
> In the past few years, it's been getting less and less enjoyable for me, and since I stopped visiting on Monday, I've been feeling better, and I don't think I'll be going back.

The reddit experience I've had in the last few days is actually the best I've had since I signed up 12-13 years ago. All the smaller niche subreddits I forgot about are back to front and center, all the community interaction is on AskReddit, answers, etc again and the overall communal aspect is back. It reminds me of how much the site has really changed and, like you, I'll probably be gone once it goes back to normal.
More importantly: there's a waiting list.

Also, if you want to use both the ChatGPT web app and the API, you'll be billed for both separately. They really should be unified and billed under a single account. The difference is literally just whether there's a "web UI" on top of the API... or not.
How does Massachusetts get a pass?
> Taibbi is clearly a partisan hack that only attacks one side, ever.

You should probably expand your reading to his articles in Rolling Stone, particularly those from 4-5 years ago. You would not say “ever” if you did that. But…for a writer that admittedly leans left in his politics, he is willing to call out that side when a story leads there.

He is much like Glenn Greenwald in that respect. Both he and Glenn get a lot of hate from folks on the left for daring to stray from the left messaging orthodoxy.
Steve Huffman exited once before. Did he get equity to return again as CEO?

I don't understand why he'd return instead of starting something new.
What is the Free Brittney conspiracy theory that the media kept denying yet turned out to be true?
ebike batteries and laptop batteries are very different things.

much like the difference between an ebike and a laptop, in fact. both being called a "battery" does not make them the same or even similar.
This is fun to think about but I dont buy it.

All levels of aptitude/intelligence are equally likely to be conned because a con works by getting your emotions to turn your intelligence to the task of tricking you.

For example, by exciting your greed so much you come up with a justification for why an unusual circumstance is genuine.
I believe Europe has required side underride guards since the 1990s.
My guess is that with massive communities like that, good feedback is lost in the ocean of shitty users overreacting. At some point you build up a shield and can't really have meaningful interactions with your users. I bet this is what happened with Facebook.
This doesn't seem to be aimed at treating infertility, it seems to bypass the issue altogether.

If the end goal is to give wanting parents children, there is already a huge excess of children without parents in the world.
So I would agree with about reddit management especially how they treated the Apollo dev but this thread is on a piece about why APIs for content sites should be free. It is not about reddit managements conduct or lack of common sense. There is still a free tier with reddit's API. It is rate limited to 100 request a minute per API key. So if you are using reddit for your own personal use, it is very rare you are going to need more than 100 apis requests a minute.
Beware reading Philip K Dick.
"Understandably concerned, they hovered around my staff and me, to the point where their constant barrage of requests was actually slowing down treatment. To compound the problem, they were absolutely certain what their mother needed."

This is diagnostics. Doctors do it and so do IT bods (and others) but our patients (computers) dying is a bit of a fiddle rather than a tragedy or catastrophe.

I would not dream of letting CGPT loose on "indications/conta-indications" which is how medics work (IT could learn a lesson or two here instead of the usual "magic" thinking).

CGPT has a learned data set and it is not perfect. It will spit out a series of words given an input. No one can really calculate the output given an input - its non deterministic. It does look like the output is quite intelligent.

I consider CGPT as a really fancy calculator with all the usual caveats: do check the output carefully.
This is an anti LGBTQ+ article i think.

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What all this means is that the United Nations, through the respected Standard and Poor’s, is using its woke agenda to control corporations.
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I don't know about the law of the United States, but here in New Zealand a contract purporting to interfere with the right of a citizen to stand for election to Parliament would be void as contrary to public policy (Peters v Collinge [1993] 2 NZLR 554), and there are various common law precedents on similar matters going all the way back to 1785. I would guess that a contract that purported to bind one of the parties not to vote in an election would be void in the United States, right? And probably one requiring the person not to stand for election too. Whether that extends all the way to a contract preventing someone from working in a politics-adjacent area like lobbying is questionable, of course, but it's worth bearing in mind...
Or gas stove fans can blast away from bottle gas hobs in their own home while the rest of society reduces the number of people who develop asthma. Everyone is paying more in health insurance and taxes to tackle negative externalities from the whims and preferences of a small minority and it's getting a little frustrating.
We have samples that pre-date the wuhan outbreak, so they are not among the earliest. Wuhan was only the first identified super spreader location. Here's one such study from Italy that found infections from as early as Sept 2019. https://www.news-medical.net/news/20220830/Italian-study-fin...
original journal https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S001393512...
Yeah, the gold standard for that (AFAIK) is Michael Bazzell's "Extreme Privacy" book.
IIRC (tho I could be making this up), scrollbars became overlay because most mice have a scroll wheel and most trackpads have gesture scrolling support. These are faster than a scroll bar, because you don't need to move your mouse to the side of the screen to use them.
This is homophonic propaganda.
It's not for general use but if you build large infrastructure stuff IB can be a very interesting transport choice. Naturally you will only do this if you want to either use RDMA directly (via IB Verbs) or use protocols like IB SCSI RDMA Protocol which do so under the hood.

Things like "Datacentre Ethernet" and RDMA over Converged Ethernet (RoCE) are basically Infiniband anyway (you will find that such features are only available on Connect-X HBAs from Mellanox which can generally run in 100GE or IB mode).

The main reason these things matter is they are circuit switched and generally combined with network topologies that ensure full bisectional bandwidth (or something that is essentially good enough for the communication pattern the machine is designed for). This means the network becomes "lossless" once it's properly verified as online and circuits are setup. For storage this is essentially unmatched, it's equivalent to Fiber Channel but way faster and converged so you can also run your workload over the same links rather than having separate storage and network links.
If you read the linked thread, you might actually be able to engage with the argument on its merits, without resorting to ad hominems and appeals to authority.
You can train custom GPT 3 models, and Azure now has vector database integration for GPT-based models in the cloud. You can feed it the data, and ask it for the embedding lookup, etc...

You can also host a vector database yourself and fill it up with the embeddings from the OpenAI GPT 3 API.
Do they make heat pumps that do both air and water in one unit? I haven’t seen this.
I did a full ketamine treatment... and I had a conversation with Darth Vader
"Epicenter" does not mean "origin", by any definition of the word. The epicenter is a statistical thing, in this context, not an origin thing. The epicenter of COVID in the US was New York [1]. The origin of COVID was not New York. This is no different than the epicenter being the wet market, but the origin possibly being somewhere else.

"Epicenter: the part of the earth's surface directly above the focus of an earthquake"

It's all probability of intercept. Density and frequency are important. Relative-to-a-mall probably isn't super useful, in a city with 11 million.

[1] https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/69/wr/mm6946a2.htm
I would change "accept" to "consider" in your rephrasing.
Said the person who seems to be advocating evidence—less prosecutions.

Never seems to fail, can’t argue logic result in ad hominem attacks.
Spotify Takes a Sharp Turn with Its $1B Podcast Division
Windows 95 scrollbar looks the best of all of them IMO. it looks like it was professionally designed, compared with Windows 10 scrollbar, which looks like it was designed by an 8th grader.
Post A Job For Free On The World’s #1 Resume Site.

[citation needed]

Jokes aside, it's off-putting to see an strongly debatable statement like that as the biggest statement on the landing page.

You're asking hiring managers to trade a limited resource (their time, spent entering job details) without much insight into the benefits. Consider talking more about what things like "Employer Dashboard" mean, or showing examples of the description generation results.

One other nitpick: zooming in and squinting at the demo video on the landing page suggests that it produced "Responsibilities" for an "SEO Manager" role that didn't have any mention of people-management - despite the "Description" mentioning managing others twice.
Yeah as in zero ops needed. Maybe NoOps.
Search for "brew pub" and you'll get tons of non-brewpub results. I got a wholesale distributor while searching in south Indiana last night.
The solution that worked great for me - do not use JSON for GPT to agent communication. Use comma separated key=value, or something to that effect.

Then have another pure code layer to parse that into structured JSON.

I think it’s the JSON syntax (with curly braces) that does it in. So YAML or TOML might work just as well, but I haven’t tried that.
I haven't kept up with the pricing for the last decade, back when I was working with it was a fraction of the cost of comparable Ethernet. Maybe things have changed drastically though.
> One of my first priorities is to re-establish a relationship with the community.

Not sure if it was ever re-established, but it's surely burned down again now.
When claims like this are made, I'm skeptical people have retrained their minds such that "press this combination of keys repeatedly until the cursor is where you want it to be" is easier and more accurate than "mentally count the number of word boundaries your cursor is away from where you want it to be, then enter the command to get it there".

I don't disagree that vim's movement commands have greater precision, but I find it hard to believe that that precision is actually useful in practice.

EDIT: Oh, my bad, you specifically called out that efficiency is not the actual goal. In which case - yes, for "feeling like a badass", I am wholly on-board :)
Something of a personal pet peeve, but thanks ;-)
> First, ARM and x86 coherency models differ, so a big disclaimer is needed regarding the protocol. Most ARM processors use the MOESI protocol instead of the MESI protocol.

MOESI is called out.

> The above are just some of the possible scenarios that can occur. In reality, there are numerous variations of the above design, and no 2 implementations are the same. For example, some designs have an O/F state.

However that's not an ARM v x86 thing; AMD has at least previously used MOESI.

> Second, synchronization isn't just because of register volatility and such. Synchronization is needed in general because without the appropriate lock/barrier instructions, compilers make assumptions about how loads and stores may be reordered with respect to one another.

Compiler barriers are different than hardware memory barriers. There are reasons to have one, but not the other.
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Philip Morris crowed about its high rating on their website saying, “Altria [Philip Morris parent company] is proud of its internal and external efforts to promote LGBTQ equality. In 2020 Altria signed on to America Competes, a pledge to oppose discrimination and to support comprehensive nondiscrimination laws that protect all Americans, including LGBTQ people, and supported the passage of the Virginia Values Act, the first comprehensive LGBTQ anti-discrimination legislation to pass in the south.”
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The part on LGBTQ+ is in bold in the article. Clearly it is more oriented at fighting civil rights than the global warming.
Hipmunk wasn’t doing well and Reddit had just chewed through two different CEOs. Maybe he needed somewhere to go, and was up for a challenge?
> If I'm doing something wrong I love finding out about it - otherwise, how will I eve do things right?

We're talking about a few different things-- most of what I said applies to employer/employee relationships. If you hire a known whistleblower, you better make sure there are no skeletons in your closet because they've already proven what they're willing to do with such information.

> if your goal for relationships with other people is to prevent them from discovering dirt about you then... I dunno man, I'm not sure how it's possible to live happily around other human beings with that kind of attitude. what kind of person does that make you?

In both cases, it's just a matter of discretion. There is no prevention; discovery is inevitable.
I think they are referring to the COP of a heat pump as at least 3, whereas natural gas appliances by definition must be below 1.
This study was disproven. It turned out there was a software/firmware bug in the machines used for the tests (mri?). instead of thinking yeah this doesn't make sense maybe we should take a step back, they just went on with spreading misinformation of the worst kind.
Yes, that feels simple enough, and would work for a small at home BBS.

It gets messy when you have a number of users and need to know why a specific user is sending you 150 requests per min for 3 hours: you'll insta ban that user, but still need to understand what happened. Did they get their login info leak and the whole internet is having a field day with it ? Is it an issue with your system and their browser is stuck in a weird loop ? Are you session management backend going bust and they're actually all different logged users ?

You'll only know if you have the IP, parts of the headers and some more debugging info, and activating the debug after the fact is often not good enough.
Yes we have three set of models. One based on llama - which you are right, cannot be used commercial. We have two additional models based on MPT-7 base and Falcon-7B which can be used commercially with no obligations!
Revenue and profit growth are poor measures of how good a manager is.

during how much inflation, on how much new capital, and what did competitors do during the time period?

A mannequin can double revenues with enough capital.

A passive investor can double profit with enough capital.

Only a superior manager/leader can out perform peers while consuming similar or fewer resources
Reddit’s API Pricing
Amazon (or, at least, my corner of it) still hadn't when I left ~9 months ago - and I'm glad of it. I've moved to a company where one of the core products (though, thankfully, not my team's) is in a monorepo, and from everything I've seen it looks like a horribly inefficient way to develop.
I kind of settled on vim as console editor in Linux but it will never replace good ide for me, and modern ides are getting/having vim mode for navigation, making then even more compelling.

* Do you want autodetect indent and tab rule in file? Install plugin.

* Do you want to automatically insert matching closing parenthesis - rebind keys (half baked solution) or plugin.

* Vertical scrollbar? Plugin

* Autocomplete code using lsp? Dance with plugins or copy paste literal screens of configs for nvim

* Want nice looking theme? Plugin! (Gruvbox in my case)

* Install and manage plugins? 3rd party Plugin for that too, with init code that will clone it itself from GitHub

* Wrap long lines by whole words if possible? No default setting, I guess I need to search for plugin for that too.

List goes on and on, and it is just I’m looking at my vimrc and recalling why I added or another thing. And there are many things which I decided to just to not care about, because it requires too much time to get it work

Parent mentioned refactorings, but trust me, no matter what typing/navigating speed is, the standard refactorings in modern ides (that I bet cover most of typical refactoring work) will work faster and more correctly than manually doing the same. Even basic things like projectwise method rename or extracting something to parameter.

Almost every quality of life improvement that is standard in modern ides require tinkering with vim.
> "The Truck Trailer Manufacturers Association, a lobbying outfit representing semitrailer builders, had little desire to make safer rear guards. In correspondence with the department, the TTMA said it would be 'far more practical' to force Volkswagen and other companies making compact cars to produce larger vehicles that were less likely to slip beneath a truck."

Of course.
It is perhaps sometimes true that it is "less safe than previously assumed", but I'd guess that more often it's "we figured out a way to do it _even safer_", but in either one of these cases, 40+ year old nuclear tech was and is safer than coal power plants, which is the alternative. We crossed "safer than the alternatives" and "safe enough" decades ago. The safety regime in the US around nuclear is out of control and has no connection with any outside context.
> Who are people who are against typing in this day and age?

People who don't find the benefits of typing are worth the overhead?

Python is, after all, a dynamically-typed language, so it is, surely, not too surprising that those who use it might include those who want a ... dynamic language ?

If it's too much to take the joys of Java are freely available.