skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It seems to be a misnomer on OP's part, they's also said about switching to 'gnu pass' in previous comments, but needing to get their head around GPG...

I suspect rather than suggesting it's a GNU project, OP is creating a sort of portmanteau from GnuPG and pass.
They are not really identical and forked from the same base project, they may have similar features.
Acode is foss,built using cordova and JS tech,has its own plugin system.
Squircle is also foss and built using kotlin.
Vscode for android is just code server inside web view wrapper or browser and embedded git.
I can't speak for the other ones as they are proprietary.
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The 'upper class' dont have enough eye balls to keep the content industry afloat.
As far as I know Garry Kasparov is far from living in poverty, with a net worth of 50M+.
wrt joystick drift being new: Nintendo 64's controllers had horrible joystick degradation. And also had an expansion system as a requirement for some games

Actually a bunch of consoles had expansion systems.

PlayStation memory cards could get corrupted saves, preventing them from being usable for the most part. Couldn't do any form of formatting or recovery there

And, scratched discs! At least modern discs are bulletproof and downloads are downloadable

And my save files don't vanish because the tiny battery in a game cart went flat.

And and and, etc.

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And there were definitely games where the players were the victims, all the way back. E.T. being the most famous one, but there are plenty of others that belong in landfill. Along with a lot of accessories too. Research still had to be done back then to have a good time.

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Also soundcards, VooDoo cards, etc etc.

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When one remembers the past, its always good to search out memories of negative experiences, and not just the initial story your brain gives you.
> Github login is broken for me

Ah sorry about that, will fix it ASAP.

> Lots of extra vertical space on the edit page on mobile when in landscape.

Ah right, that's from the desktop. Will fix that as well.

> Would be great if one of the publish options was to publish to a github repo for use with github pages!

Thanks for the suggestion, we'll keep on adding more publishing features with time :)
This is just brilliant, ability to resurface knowledge from conversation is epic especially the AI based summarisation of threads can really help communities expose lost knowledge from conversations and from my experience there is too much knowledge getting lost in conversations.
Not necessarily. Everything is deterministic above the quantum level, and it's possible that quantum non-determinism is the result of deterministic processes we can't see.

Lots of deterministic processes (like PRNGs) look random from the outside - that's what chaos theory is about. I think it's likely that everything in the universe is deterministic.
Perhaps you're looking for Kinopio.club?

https://kinopio.club
https://rewind.ai
> That's a wild take considering how much general (not user) revenues are shoveled into projects for cars.

Source?

https://fiscaldata.treasury.gov/americas-finance-guide/feder...

Federal spending on transportation is just at 2% compared to Social Security (15%), Medicare (12%), Income Security (14%), etc.

That 2% includes spending on all forms of transportation.

Do we complain users of other modes of transport or social goods benefit from taxes? Why single out cars?

What is wild is that these arguments only consider gas tax and forget DMV fees, sales taxes on cars, tolls, etc.
It's the corrupt politicians like Joe Manchin, Kevin McCarthy, Steve Scalise, and Henry Cuellar who have their palms greased by big oil who are the problem.
That’s… not how things work.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infinite_monkey_theorem
>Why did China have famines when it was essentially a US ally after WW2

What are you talking about? "China" aka Taiwan was a US ally following the war, but the US refused to acknowledge the existence of China for about 25 years after WW2. Even while essentially at war with China.
In the referenced video, one character had a pistol out, and multiple people made threats about shooting him, but never did. Hence the question...
TIL RedHat developer subscription is free (with mandatory re-registration every 12 months)

https://developers.redhat.com/articles/faqs-no-cost-red-hat-...
Maybe they started with N2 as a baseline and improved from there. If if their 3 year old chips were performance/power competitive with the new AMD ones, then even if they only tweaked N2 a little bit they would seem to have a likely winner?
Maybe you will change your tune when the price of food increases 1000x and the midwest can no longer grow food.
For chips like these, they are complex enough that even benchmarking them to figure out which one is faster is a chore.

It depends on how the memory channels work, what kind of optimizations you use in your benchmarking tools, how power delivery is handled on the motherboard, and that's before you consider the way the CCDs or cross-core communication happens (which is unique on each of the major architectures (Xeon/EPYC/Ampere)).

Anandtech had a great article comparing previous-generation server chips and found that memory access, L2/L3 access, and other cross-core communication varied dramatically on different chips, and even when BIOS was configured certain ways!
PlayStation Home. It wasn’t terrible but it wasn’t anything close to SL.
And you’re merely fueling the narrative of “everything is simply fueling someone’s narrative.”
I wanted to try Crave but I bought an nVidia box instead. Install kodi found some popular addons. Now I can see anything on Crave or any other network from any point in history. I'm watching season 2 of Big Brother, I'm watching shows not available on streaming services. I didn't realize this user experience and availability was possible. I still have netflix, prime, plex and cable but that might give me .1% availability
Perfect, lets build a train track or bus route to every house! In your world, do disabled folks, children, elderly not exist?

> An obese man who eats 10000 calories a day will feel underfed if they don't get all 10000. But the lack of food is hardly the problem....

Great insight and source of data. Let me also provide some data.

https://fiscaldata.treasury.gov/americas-finance-guide/feder...

Federal spending on transportation is just at 2% compared to Social Security (15%), Medicare (12%), Income Security (14%), etc.

That 2% includes spending on all forms of transportation.
> Same state kept his achievements and contribution to the war effort a secret up until after his death, so they could persecute a war hero without the public knowing about it.

Thats not exactly a fair representation of what happened. They kept everything about the cracking of the Enigma a secret because it was a huge shift in information warfare. Also, while Turing was a big part of it Bletchley Park had hundreds of staff, and all of them were equally impacted by post-ware secrecy provisions.

Implying that he, and he alone, was responsible for the cracking of the Enigma and that he alone was suppressed in history is a wild mischaracterisation of the realities of the time.

* necessary disclaimer: Turing was unquestionably a war hero and what happened to him post-WWI was barbaric and a dark mark on history.
I was solely addressing the fact that both are violence, and asking for either is advocating for violence. Exercise for the reader to decide if they think either is moral or just, which is a completely different issue.
https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/000/582/861/e26...
> I care about longevity, will I get local .md files so I can easily back up and have them to move to other programs if the worst were to happen?

Yes, you can easily download PDF, HTML and MD files.

> Do you have a taggin system? Hard to see in the screenshot.

No not yet, since this is our second MVP and public beta. We have planned a tagging system though, because it's important for our social blog features.

> What about linking notes? To be honest, joplin sucks a bit about this.

Not yet, because we want to avoid too much complexity on the UI side but yes, the features will grow as the app grows :)

> How do you pay for hosting? Joplin has Jolin cloud, and its a couple bucks a month, how do you make it free, especially in the long run?

I have a sponsored hosting from Vercel because the project is FOSS. All I need to do is take care of the firebase side.
We did talk about introducing paid plans but that's far future for now, we'll adjust according to the feedback we get and it also depends on how people are using the app.
There are no datasets that are an order of magnitude bigger, and the latest model itself may be a mixture of experts; i.e., more of the same.
I read the note 9 easter egg! Hope someone believe me.
It's a great illusionist. But ultimately it cannot separate relevant information from simple word correlations.

> What is heavier, a small floating passenger ferry or a two metric ton heavy rock that sinks to the bottom of the ocean.

> A two metric ton heavy rock would be heavier than a small floating passenger ferry. The weight of the rock is two metric tons, which is equivalent to 2,000 kilograms or 4,409 pounds. The weight of the passenger ferry would depend on its specific design and construction materials, but it is unlikely to be heavier than two metric tons. Therefore, the heavy rock would have a greater weight than the small floating passenger ferry.

It completely relies on surface information such as "small floating" and ignores the deeper "correlation" that all ferries are heavy.
> Each of us has the power, though, to make our experiences a bit less stressful and more enjoyable if we take advantage of the off-peak times when we have the freedom to do things on our own time. Some of my favorites include: going to the bar of a restaurant between 2–5pm when I’m the only person in the place and knocking out some work over an appetizer; going to museums (I live in DC, so there are a ton of great ones) during weekday mornings; and golfing at twilight where the rates are cheaper and there are 80% less people on the course (I also happen to think it’s the most beautiful time of the day to golf, anyway.

Doing work at a restaurant over appetizers at 3pm, very anti-mimetic. Apparently one of the keys of being anti-memetic is being 'already rich'.
The idea that the network is trustworthy is outdated. Assume all network connections, including those through your own equipment, are under surveillance. You shouldn't be trusting your network equipment to be not-backdoored in the first place. (Never mind that the router on the other end of the cable isn't yours and is untrusted also, whether Cisco or not.)

CPUs have AES key schedule accelerator instructions for a reason now. Encrypt and authenticate your traffic.
Linden Labs only has 300 employees and a mostly rudimentary tech stack. I got to a final stage interview with them as a dev, and got the impression they were very down to earth. No leetcode questions, but some frank discussion of gameplay issues, ux they were trying to improve. I was struck by how much they knew about the game as a part of people's lives. They talked about players with mobility limitations whose entire lives are the game, and how important it was to support them. They're building an online bank to handle the flourishing ingame economy. People have full incomes from the game. It's hard to see these players uprooting to move to another platform, as much as someone might move cities IRL, just because someone built a nicer one, and abandon all of their friends and maybe their job.
Yes, minutes, just like russia could take Kyiv last year, they just chose to turn around as a gesture of goodwill. Definitely no weakness and incompetence there.

Reality is ground forces let wagner pass out of fear/solidarity. Only aviation tried, and failed hard to stop the convoy.
> You will eventually … die and it wasn't due to anything you could have prevented

Everybody else replying to you is talking about how it’s the same in any extreme sport. The truth is it’s the same for you and me, too. Don’t you want to live doing the things that you want, knowing that no matter what you’re going to die in the end anyway?
Are y’all hiring
...They have found that the genetic dice are loaded in favor of thin people and against those at the obese end of the spectrum

Now, was it Einstein who said "Intelligent Creators do not play dice"?
Yep that is a “serious” wave, thanks for sharing
GPT 4 does not write nearly this well, in my experience.
Will the growing deer prion epidemic spread to humans? Why not?
Hate to break it to you, but in someone’s perspective everyone’s wasting their lives. Like I think you’re probably wasting your life. Do you care? I hope not!

How many people in the world really truly care if you admire or respect them? Maybe a dozen or so?
I lean more anti-fascist than Nazi apologist, but there's a huge difference between:

> “Wagner” is literally a Nazi dog whistle. Wagner group are not just small-n “nazis”

and

> Or at least some of them are.

This isn't the type of substantive comment that HN is looking for. It definitely leans towards "flamebait" while lacking substance that the rest of us can work with or learn from. I don't even necessarily disagree with you, but I would argue that this comment doesn't add anything helpful to this discussion.
1. 3% of the 4th largest country is still a lot of area, almost the size of many European countries (and those still have a lot of roads for rural transport last time I checked)

2. The other 20% don't matter?
I can only relate my own experience. I got excited about coding on Android, and bought a tablet when the first version came out that supported Python. It turned out that coding on the tiny screen was a chore, even with a keyboard, programming Android was harder than I expected, and... the biggest thing was that since the start of the smart phone era, I simply haven't had a good enough idea for an app.
Open AI used the same "too dangerous" marketing technique with GPT2 in 2019. https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2019/feb/14/elon-musk...
I’ve never been to China but I know Panda Express is not Chinese food. You can get very authentic Chinese food in any reasonable sized city in the US. You can appreciate all cultures without having to travel there.
Flee where?
When was the last time we thought someone saying that phrase was just insufferable though.
> As of now, the impression I am left with is that the people making these dire warnings think climate change is less dangerous than new generation nuclear power plants, which aren’t particularly dangerous all things considered.

Are you sure the nuclear-related danger being weighed against climate change isn't the danger of relying on nuclear plants to reduce emissions? Because unless things change unrealistically faat, they aren't going to be able to do much in terms of keeping warming <2 °C. It isn't the environmental left's fault that the economics of building a nuclear project are absolutely terrible.

I'd also point out there are large parts of the left that are ambivalent or pro nuclear, and finally that the people providing the data and climate projections (i.e., climate scientists) are not typically environmental activists. Even if they were, it is probably a 'tu quoque' sort of logical fallacy to suggest bad ideas about policy response have bearing on the actual projections they produce.
One field where it works rather well is in semantic data extraction. Do you remember the dream of semantic web? Having access to structured information from unstructured sources, auto-matching API functions and arguments to make interoperation easier. We can do that now.

Here is a sample where I used my own post (just copy pasted the raw text from the browser) and got this schema

comment:
meta:
points:
author:
time:
action:
parent:
next:
edit:
delete:
post:
content:
action:
reply:

It also guessed it was a Hacker News comment by the formatting of the meta section.
Sir, this is a discussion forum...
Notwithstanding all of the climate change deniers and shills around still arguing nonsense.

The problem is saying there is an arbitrary boundary of no hope. The danger is in the learned helplessness this reinforces and the lack of action it suggests.

This is an ongoing existential emergency to the survival of all life on the planet. The result will be a desertified Earth if nothing is done. What must happen immediately are draconian policy prescriptions that require leadership. This is because industries and people will not stop polluting voluntarily because they view it as their right to pollute and ruin the planet because they did it yesterday and they want their profits, their hamburgers, or doing burnouts in their ICE sports car. "Because I want, I will do whatever I want" is their logic. It's a Tragedy of the Commons at present that cannot be resolved by asking nicely.

Fossil fuels, meat agriculture, open clinker refinement, and more will have to change, and there is an urgent need for bio carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) at scale that isn't anything remotely like #TeamTrees that actually takes carbon from the atmosphere and disposes of it somewhere safe for millions of years in an economical manner (preindustrials levels can be reached for under $25-30 T).
It's not just Disney. Many companies license their work to different companies to broadcast in different countries. And this licensing scheme continued on into the streaming era.
> I know it’s the product and not me

When wealthy clients come knocking with millions/billions of dollars to spend on advertising to, or vacuuming up data on, a company's customers, you are always potentially the product.

Paying for a product/service doesn't mean that there isn't someone with more money willing to pay for your attention or data via that product/service. Those people become a company's real customers.
I think you missed the point that data needs to be collected and presented ethically. It's not about it being a work in progress and not peer reviewed.
No. Your assessment is obviously subjective because you say that UI/UX is better on Windows than on macOS which is objectively wrong.
Meeting My Better Self
Can someone convince me this article is not saying the following:

"Your outdated, overreaching open source license doesn't permit someone else to nipping your code without attribution in training their code-genearating AI. You need to get with the program."

For what benefit? Or else what? People who use the software in the normal way will move on to some other software?
battle of the billionaires

i wonder if anyone ran analysis seeing how PR stunts like this predict stock returns
it is free PR for meta , for one

same for Tesla . and good for UFC . everyone wins
There are many many third clients that can make use of Mastodon API and Activitypub. There are plaintext web clients such as brutaldon that probably have what you want.
learn about new ai model
Well, that idea is one of the motivations behind the paper, which is itself a throwback to earlier ideas about the "language of thought", a hypothetical language (certainly not ordinary natural language, and probably more like a programming language). But adding a few twists such as the probabilistic part and of course the whole machinery of LLMs, and more emphasis on sensory grounding. I think it's a very interesting approach from a researcher I respect, but obviously don't know if it'll pan out.
Ask HN: Found a phishing site. Is there anyway to get it taken down?
Hello, I'm from Colombia and recently my friend got scammed out of 1'000.000 COP (roughly 250 USD) at this site: https://segurossoat.online. The scam ocurred two days ago and the site is currently still up.

I was wondering if there was anyway to get the site taken down and if there was a way to get my friend's money back.

I'd appreciate any help, thanks in advance.
Perhaps but Roblox looks like Einstein level engineering & business development when compared to the Metaverse, which cost half as much for 0% of the impact/name recognition/revenue.
Where on telegram?
One anecdote is not proof.
Yep, and the subscription provides so much more than RHEL... it gives a lot. A small sampling of product entitlements:

* RHEL

* RHEL EUS (stick on a minor version for 2 years)

* Ansible Automation Platform

* A slew of Red Hat middleware solutions
The wikipedia article for transitive verbs, refers to the 'direct object' as an object being acted upon. The action stays with the man performing a verb. The object is just an object. This is fine.

The Aus Gov style guide states a transitive verb is when the action of the verb "passes" from the subject to the direct object. That makes no sense.

The man performing the action is a 'subject' and through some unexplained nonsensical magic, the action passes into 'his lunch', when he buys it.

As if the lunch could perform it's own actions, or could receive a man as a subject.

In reality a bag of chips is just an inaminate object and cannot 'host' verbs. The man buying the chips is the source of the verb and retains the ownership of the verb, like wikipedia states.

So did the lunch buy itself?
Unfortunately, it turns out that waving your hands in the air for long periods of time is exhausting. UIs that look great in movies sometimes aren't practical in real life.

https://odannyboy.medium.com/why-you-want-but-wont-like-a-mi...
IANAL.

For the tables there's very little transformation, and a huge chunk of verbatim text. I don't see how there is any gain versus just publishing the course numbers and titles.

For figure 4 this might fall under "unpublished material" protections, which are: https://www2.archivists.org/publications/brochures/copyright...

> Generally, material is considered unpublished if it was not intended for public distribution or if only a few copies were created and distribution was limited.

> The law distinguishes between published and unpublished material and the courts often afford more copyright protection to unpublished material when an asserted fair use is challenged.

> Rather, courts evaluate fair use cases based on four factors, no one of which is determinative in and of itself:

2) > Courts give more protection to works that are “closer to the core of copyright protection,” such as unpublished

4) > The effect of the use upon the potential market for, or value of, the copyrighted work: This factor assesses how, and to what extent, the use damages the existing and potential market for the original.

Publication of the (possibly) previously unpublished copyrighted work in figure 4 fully and completely destroys its value. I don't know if a fair use claim can overcome such an impact, though that is up to a court to determine.
https://vscode.dev/ actually works as a progressive web app and you can tunnel into your remote machines to get the full VS Code experience.

It definitely has its quirks though so a bluetooth keyboard is probably quite necessary for anything besides a few minor edits.
> The incentive to do this is to protect your idea from getting scooped, and

The other side is flag planting with half-baked ideas and results.
It's all fun and games in your quarterly earnings report until the superposition collapses and your net profit is just a dollar sign in front of a Bloch Sphere.
If you want a POSIX environment in an RTOS, RTEMS has had a fully compliant POSIX C and C++ interface with decades of spaceflight usage. However, it remains somewhat obscure in terrestrial usage.
How is the current situation better than establishing Moscow beachhead and announcing in TV you are the new temporary president? Lets not kid ourselves, Moscow wouldnt hold, all they had was light infantry with few armored cars and garbage/dump trucks filled with sand to block the streets. Most likely military would just let them pass like in Rostov.
Many do it with a rope first and memorize everything
Seems to be a somewhat common misnomer online[1] and on HN[2].

[1] https://www.google.com/search?q=%22gnu+pass%22

[2] https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...