skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Now you may choose a new AMD Phoenix-based laptop, with great AVX-512 support (e.g. with Ryzen 7 7840HS or Ryzen 9 7940HS or Ryzen 7 7840U).

AMD Phoenix is far better than any current Intel mobile CPU anyway, so it is an easy choice (and it compiles code much faster than Intel Raptor Lake, which counts for a Gentoo user or developer).

The only reason to not choose an AMD Phoenix for an upgrade would be to wait for an Intel Meteor Lake a.k.a. Intel Core Ultra. Meteor Lake will be faster in single-thread (the relative performance in multi-thread is unknown) and it will have a bigger GPU (with 1024 FP32 ALUs vs. 768 for AMD).

However, Meteor Lake will not have AVX-512 support.

For compiling code, the AVX-512 support should not matter, but it should matter a lot for the code generated by the compiler, as it enables the efficient auto-vectorization of many loops that cannot be vectorized efficiently with AVX2.

While gcc and clang will never be as smart as hand-written code, their automatic use of AVX-512 can be improved a lot and announcements like that linked by you show progress in this direction.
Games do not exist in my world. Playing games is a waste of silicon, and human potential.
I am surprised this article does not even mention multimodal LLMs. Because the more kinds of media the LLM can take as in input and interpret the easier the interaction with it gets.
Lightweight Incident Response Bot to Reduce Cognitive Load
Yes? Seems about right.

Excluding primary residences would likely significantly shift this figure, but the figures seem reasonable..
Good riddance. The LED backlight bleed has overstayed its welcome.
Yeah indeed, that was my feeling on it as well. As much as Linux et al might get in ones way at times, what we get for free by relying on them is too useful to ignore for most tasks I think.

That said, perhaps at AWS or Google scale that would be different? I wonder if they've looked at this stuff internally.
I've always thought of it as "the full article", having not made the connection :p

I think it's more broadly applicable
Named after the aforementioned wind.
Interesting right? Because you did not provide any source for your claim.

I actually thought that there is potentialy a part of the filter embedded due to a pre prompt.

The quality of this discussion is, due to missing sources, not much different than other discussions on hn.
Unless you're editing. 192kHz recordings slowed down to the audible spectrum are gorgeous.
Hard to imagine anything different. Without light and frequent bordem (no phones etc.), very unlike to stay awake for 15 hours straight.
I'm liking revolt. Thanks for the suggestion.
Function Calling: A non-existent ‘Python’ function is frequently called
Python3 changes were many "little" things; some more fundamental than other (unicode str). So I guess they were able to split the work in tiny pieces and, ultimately, were able to manage the project...
Voyager I’ll allow since it’s small and pointy, and came with landing gears. The Enterprise is too big. You only get to “hot drop” that saucer section once. (Galaxy class only. Any other saucer sep is apocryphal.)

I hate that Rogue One had Star Destroyers hovering in atmosphere. That’s just dumb, and destroyed the lore about Victory versus Imperial class Star Destroyers.
are there any websites like this but in context of cybersecurity?
> The biggest concern is that AI can sometimes generate code from the training set verbatim

Not just verbatim: AI-generated code is arguably a derivative work of code in the training set even if it doesn't generate verbatim copies of training data, in the same way that any code can be a derivative work even if it doesn't contain bitwise-identical lines.

If you take a piece of Python code, and translate it to C code, without a single line being copied verbatim, the resulting C code is still almost certainly a derivative work of the Python code.
Sure you can get a certificate for those domains, but not the domains you don't own. If I can get a cert for localho.st, someone made a huge mistake.

You can set up a localhost redirect on your own domain no problem, and you can even use a local DNS server to make sure nobody can abuse your localhost redirect so your domain doesn't get filtered out by tools like these.

However, I assume someone using fbi.com because it happens to redirect to localhost doesn't own a domain (or can't be bothered to set up a redirect of their own).
animated vinyl covers whole page and I can't do anything : https://imgur.com/a/wM3Ejig

(firefox / ubuntu). so I'm sorry to say 'no' ;)
Yes, there's definitely a confusion in the meaning of the word "Model":

All objects belonging to the model layer don't have to match a data type. For an online shopping app, you may have an "Item" object, but your purchase logic may be in a "Purchase" service object, which needs a "PurchaseRestAPI" to perform HTTP calls, etc.. They all belong to the "Model" layer.

Correctly structuring your model layer is the key for a maintainable application. The problem with most mobile developers is that Apple has been demoing a lot of features on the view layer (because of the cool UI effects the user sees), but it's something that has to come in the end. First you need to model your domain logic properly. Then you can see how to represent it on a given user interface.
Where is it getting the content from? My understanding is that, as a statistical model, it doesn’t contain a database of complete works.
They did lay out their reasoning pretty clearly... Audio goes beyond the room/home, video does not.
Pure (untreated / no additives) gasoline will last forever if stored properly. Unfortunately, you likely can't buy that. The additives for summer and winter are different, and tend to degrade.
GCP has versioning, too (https://cloud.google.com/storage/docs/object-versioning)

Because you still pay for storage of ‘deleted, but recoverable’ files, it isn’t enabled by default, though.
Not if you don't control the DNS. I don't know who controls fbi.com but I sure can't get a trusted certificate for it
Agree. There's still plenty of people alive with 4k TVs today that remember when black and white broadcast CRT television was all there was.
ChatGPT free plan doesn't seem to handle base64 very well, however GPT-4 can do that
Tigerbeetle Style Guide
That's "mini-LED". MicroLED has small enough LEDs to use the LEDs directly as the pixels.
But a lot of smaller companies, the forum / discussion site is just there for support.

Factorio, for instance, needs a discussion site where players could swap strategies and discuss the game. Its complex enough that the players have a need to work together to discover how... say... the best layout for trains was or other such systems.

Factorio was funded by two sources: Reddit (/r/Factorio was very big), and the developers, who ran a private phpBB forum for this purpose. Additional hosting existed across the internet to help distribute mods, "Blueprints" and other community-sourced strategies/features.

There's no need to make a giant mega-advertising webpage. The "usefulness" of these systems is far smaller.
Interestingly, it's much easier to climb Everest than K2 (second highest peak). Death rate is one per four who reach the summit (91 deaths total).
> You take a table from the database and put it into an html tag table.

> Do you want your view to know how to connect to a db?

I think this is where there's a misunderstanding: you think of your model as "a database". A database is not a model, a database is just a storage layer. A model is an object that provides an api with high-level business operations and views on data.

At that point, your view needs only to receive from the model the pre-digested data it provides and translate it into html. Similarly, the controller only needs to translate user input in terms of high-level operations on the model, without ever having to interface with a database.
No, it's not. If you work on an opensource / open development project, it totally makes sense to avoid walled gardens for the community chat/forum (a few years ago it was public Slack instance, nowadays it's Discord servers).
They can survive on the ocean floor but definitely not ping from there.
Forums don't suck it's accessibility the biggest strength of discord is probably that they let you discover the communities and even take part in the conversation without signing up. It's just like IRC back in the day choose a username and of you go and if you like it converting the temp account to a normal one is just 2 clicks.
Different people have different use cases.

Surprise

My DSLR takes pictures bigger than 4k for a few years already. Guess what? You can see a difference between the 4k 27" and a retina display.

And no for this use case you don't need a magic GPU.

And yes I also see a.difference in resolution on my 4k OLED between 4k and 1440p.
Software is just a giant ORM.
I don’t think it would be legal to do that (record). EDIT: It’s illegal, GA 21-2-413. I’m not sure how the validation works, but I assume that there is an identifier in the QR code, and it likely doesn’t have plaintext candidate names so I’m not sure if you could even validate the QR code with available data, but it would most certainly be a crime.

The scenario they exposed as possible is : voter receives a printout paper ballot with the vote selection printed correctly in text, but the included QR code has modified selection(s). That paper is then fed into the reader/scanner/tabulation machine. No further confirmation.

The whole point of the printout is for voters to confirm their selections, the whole QR code step is a design flaw. Just print regular ballots with filled in circles that can go through a standard tabulation machine and still be read/checked by humans if you really need to add a (required) touchscreen interface to the process.

“If an attacker changes only the QR code, voters have no way to detect the change by looking at their ballots, since voters can’t read the QR code. The change might be detected in a manual recount or a risk-limiting audit (RLA) based on a review of the printed text, but that is unlikely given Georgia’s weak audit requirements, which have recently been further diluted.”

It seems very unlikely that lots of votes getting changed would get noticed to me. Maybe I have a misunderstanding of the process. An RLA would help, but Georgia has had difficulty in conducting audits due to incompetence of officials and people not following process rules, QR codes seem like unnecessary complexity.
A coffee nap has a stronger effect than coffee or nap alone.

For me a nap is enough, usually set the timer to 12 minutes but feel energized after 10.

Caffeine withdrawal takes two weeks but was worth it. My ADD gets worse on it. Combined with Methylphenidat it feels like trying to drive full throttle into a dead end with a drawn handbrake.
Funny analogy, here's another one:

Prison door malfunctions and lets prisoners free.

Prisoners step out in the sun to find themselves confused in a never ending maze full of branches in all directions. They have difficulties finding shelter and food.

They walk back to their well understood confines, in relief. The door doesn't lock, but they choose to stay either way.
How can it be used? What browsers and what operating systems support it?
> He backtracked when asked about it,

Which comment is this?
That's what the parent comment means, I think.
I don't think either of us are claiming 15 hours straight.

GGP is claiming something along the lines of AAAAAAAAAAAASSSSSSAASSSS repeated, with A=awake and S=sleeping hours, which is 12 hours straight at most.

What I remember Wozniak claiming is something like AAAAAAASAAAAAAAASSSSSSSS, which would be 8 hours straight at most.
Rec2020: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rec._2020
Can't scroll on my mobile (android)
This project could borrow a lot from unikernels. If they mandate running it as a VM, there is no HW to support.
I do understand that. It was directed at all the drone pilots out there.
There seems to be an assumption in your writing that people should use social media to challenge themselves, be exposed to different views, to "discourse" and so on. Nearly everyone I know via social media wants to hang out with their friends, not debate people. Whether something is an echo chamber is sort of beside their goal, they want to have fun.

If one seeks out something that explicitly isn't an echo chamber, I'm sure there are many places for that. I'm just not seeing that as, really, at all desirable for a lot of people.
Sounds like IBM OS/400.
In the thread an admin lists technical reasons the deletion may have failed and encourages a retry with some additional advice for success.
You can generate valid certificates for the domains you own and make the DNS point at anything you like. It's quite a pain for a dev setup (LE certificates only lasting three months, so long enough to forget about your setup but short enough that you'll need to keep running it).

In this specific case, it's about, a bunch of generic domains set up by other people.

In your pihole example the situation would be even better because you don't need to publish A records for the domains anywhere. That means nobody can abuse your domain for fingerprinting workarounds but you still maintain complete control.
I agree, but this has become a republican talking point of election fraud conspiracy theories (which have proven in numerous neutral courts to be unsubstantiated). So now this issue has become poisoned and can't be discussed in any rational manner in the US.

It's strange because I still remember how even back in 2006 the german CCC[1] demonstrated flaws[2] in the voting machines used in a german election, and successfully made the case in front of the german supreme court which declared their use illegal[3]. So this issue has a long history of opposition in the hacker community.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaos_Computer_Club

[2] https://www.ccc.de/updates/2006/wahlcomputer

[3] https://www.bundesverfassungsgericht.de/SharedDocs/Entscheid...
There's at least one commercial acoustic underwater modem provider - Subnero out of Singapore. They claim up to 5km range:

https://subnero.com/products/modem.html
IME, it's stack traces that miss all the context. So an error occurred 20 levels down? What was it doing? With what?
What’s MITRE?
> getting nap has stigma

Hopefully this will be gone someday. To a future where taking a nap is seen as increasing well being (and productivity). Hm, a mandated nap could help.
Re:discoverability

And because the option to not index posts is enabled by default and a good chunk of the fediverse is opposed to indexing due to their irrational fear of bots:

https://fedsearch.io/

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33546937

https://www.reddit.com/r/Mastodon/comments/131amhl/why_are_s...
Didn't Tesla recently announce [1] that they were going to produce a new generation of motors without rare earth materials?

[1] https://electrek.co/2023/03/01/tesla-is-going-back-to-ev-mot...
when you get a taco with "carne asada", it means grilled beef. "pollo asado" means grilled chicken

but "carne de cerdo" means pork meat, so it depends on the context and spanish variation
It's more that consumer-grade UPSes will all trip due to overload as soon as you hit print.
Old guy here: funny how manipulating bits is worth a HN post nowadays :-D
Very nice write up.

What we need is new update to this book:

[1]Linux Routers: A Primer for Network Administrators (2nd Ed):

https://www.linuxjournal.com/article/6314
Global network of sadistic monkey torture exposed by BBC
https://archive.is/U2Xol
I thought Wikipedia was included in its training corpus, in which case the full Litany of fear is available on Wikipedia. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bene_Gesserit
I've been using https://www.prysk.net/ for the past few months, and I really like the simplicity of running a programming and using standard tools to validate the output and any system changes. Here's a bunch of tests in the turborepo codebase if anyone is interested https://github.com/vercel/turbo/tree/main/turborepo-tests/in...
If it's repeated enough times in the training data, it will become statistically the most likely continuation of that response. The difference between a database and statistical response is... not very clear. Just like you could learn a poem in a language you don't know by repeating various parts of it enough times.
In Apple MVC, the view controller is IMHO actually primarily a way of avoiding the need to subclass views. After about 25 years with one or the other form of MVC, I am convinced that most of it is just born out of a weird OOP mental model.
Limit it to sub 15 minutes. If you fall asleep it is to long and you'll might feel awful, since you'll you have a 66.6% to come out of REM or deep sleep.
Impact of ChatGPT Cartoon
> We're still at 'AI generated works are public domain' aren't we?

As far as the US Copyright Office is concerned. I do not believe other countries have weighed in yet.

Also, when your training data is based on copyleft source code, and in some cases is a direct ripoff of it, will that license be applied to it?
> so all it can say about them is pure hallucination

This "hallucination" come along a lot recently. Is it a legit concept or just "the dog ate my homework" type of excuse for anything?

I mean, does the human mind also "hallucinate" all the time? Why do we expect from an "artificial" mind to outperform us?
Single-direction margin declarations (2012)
I made some tweaks based on feedback (thank you all again for being gentle I'm new to putting my "designs" out on the web)
- animation time drastically shortened
- hid "X" button
- still linking the blogpost instead of describing what it is succinctly because I'm bad at being concise (although maybe that's a red flag that I won't succeed...)
- made it more mobile-friendly (read: made the font-size bigger) and styled inputs crudely, removed filter on blockquote

This is like a commit message not a comment :X

But really I don't know how to express my gratitude I'm over the moon :D
Maybe you are referring to the Ediacaran period: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ediacaran_biota , which happened a bit later. Something like it can have happened before that as well, but that is more the subject of current research like in the featured article.
Not like humans are much different, especially those I have immediate access to.
Certainly not 60.0000 Hz, that is a USA thing. Most of the rest of the world runs on 50 Hz.
There is a key difference with Bitcoin though, which in attempts to be completely flat and under no single entity’s control.

In contrast, Federated systems like lenmy/mastodon are connected islands, each under some person or organisation’s control (and moderation).

Bitcoin is massively wasteful of energy due to its design, and hopelessly limited in terms of capacity and scalability. It puts itself beyond the reach of law enforcement and any requirement to conform to societal norms.

The Fediverse has challenges too, but the fundamental difference is it’s not trying to replace trust in people with an algorithm.
> I agree that go and rust have different areas, but that was less clear when they were getting started

That I agree with.

But Go is anything but modern on a language front. It shares almost nothing with Rust, which actually has a modern type system (from ML/Haskell).

Even if we disagree about exceptions (I do like them as they do the correct thing most of the time, while they don’t mask errors, but include a proper stacktrace), go’s error handling is just catastrophic, being an update from c which is even worse is not a positive.
Why should I buy something else because other people can’t handle computers without training wheels?

The befuddled kind grandmothers of the world can just not install/sideload alt stores.

The most common way the elderly get scammed is over voice telephone conversations. Would you suggest we disable the ability to speak over the phone to “protect” them as well?
Or just use a sane shell (eg. the oil shell https://www.oilshell.org/blog/2020/10/osh-features.html#elim..., fish) where handling pathnames with spaces, etc. is not a problem and doesn't require arcane quoting knowledge or linters.

The only reason why this is an issue is that people insists in using bash in the name of backwards compatibility. It's about time people start considering moving away from bash - its design is broken and the efforts and time it takes to write safe bash shells might not be worth it.
Check out Unielec U7621-06. I use it, its quite cool device. You can order it directly from Unielec.
I love these kind of wikis. Tbh, I'm obsessed with content conservation so any initiative like this brings my attention. Am I the only one running an ArchiveBox [1] for a personal archive?

- [1] https://archivebox.io/
Maybe it knows about the Butlerian Jihad and is afraid. :)
> The thing is, I have limited time to play games

This in effect is why you're indirectly picking games with massive advertising budgets - they're far more likely to reach you than the average lower budget indie game.

It's fine that you like games with high production values, but don't just cast the lower production ones into this 'low-value' bucket and never look at them. AAA games might be diamonds, but you might just find other types of rare stones in the other buckets.
This response is certainly incorrect: had the token limit really be reached, no more text could come out. Not the Litany of Fear, nor this explanation.
It'd be nice if there were a standard forwarding-interoperability server such that several services could share the same account name and local copies of the messages to/from that account. But in the meantime, having @you@your.domain be a Fediverse service like Pleroma or Mastodon, and then having @you@service.your.domain be the handle for each specialized service, still seems preferable to using a third-party server. And if in the future some mechanism exists for those services to share, you would then be able to use the standard redirect mechanism to preserve the old names while using the shared top-level one as the canonical account name.
Language is mostly lies.
There is a group of people that are ardent in the conviction that if we wait long enough and wish hard enough that ChatGPT will replace the concept of googling things.

I’m personally open to that being the case with some LLM someday, but there’s a lot of people ideologically and financially invested in that perception being accurate today and applying to ChatGPT in particular.

People hate it when you point out that they’ve confused the modern equivalent of a Speak and Spell with The Overmind.
Couldn’t you make this same argument with a chat bot that wasn’t an LLM at all?

“Yes, it may have responded with total nonsense just now, but who among us can say they’ve never done the same in conversation?”
I doubt the fact they use a monorepo has any impact on this thinking. A versioned sourced repository is no different from a file server. If some "ai copyright infringed" code made it into the monorepo it doesn't compromise the whole thing. There are still clear distinct projects and products.

But exactly, this is a hygiene thing. Staff will still be using these tools anyway.
How do you enable HDR on iPhone for viewing?
Dye would be as incompressible as seawater. I think a dye container on the outside of the sub could literally be a plastic bag and it would survive.