skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Farmed seaweed might have different properties than seaweed harvested directly from the ocean. It could be safer in controlled environments.
How do you sink an aircraft carrier? Not very easily, technically speaking.
Please see this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36527397
I was thinking more along the lines of a chemical or nuclear reaction (or some yet-to-be-conceptualized space-time reaction) at near an initiation point, but not quite there.

I assume the gravity wave could push the reaction to initiate by warping a subatomic element (like an electron orbital) into an otherwise impossible configuration on a scale of picometers for a split second.
You could say the same of an artist. If you ask an artist to paint a facimile with modifications, they would. That doesn't mean all of their output is "tainted" by copyright just because they learned to paint by referencing existing works.
Turkmenistan opens futuristic city dedicated to leader
It's none of the those things, these models train on petabytes of data. They store relationships of objects to each other, not objects themselves.
> Nobody with a rockstar personality is going to sit in a flourescently-lit office building staring at screen for 8 hours a day. ... it is a very dull environment and does not attract the sort of ambition that rockstars have.

Maybe I'm just old, but when I think of a rockstar I think of a lead singer or guitarist that has spent most of their life practicing their craft and loves it so much that when we see them perform it's just a taste of what's inside of their head and heart.
There’s a long list of signals that can trigger folks into layoff panic.
Ask HN: How to train and host an LLM for internal docs
I need to investigate scope and cost for training and hosting an LLM to ingest a small to medium size corpus of docs (400 K pages of web text plus PDFs) and train an LLM over it for the purposes of providing a chat like query interface.
How do I a) scope and estimate GPU/hrs needed, and b) decide what pre trained transformer model(s) might be best as a starting point?
The law also include "indexing" and "ranking" under the definition of "makes available". So even crawling the sites requires an agreement now.
Canadian media asked for it.
I don't think that would exempt them under the law? Have a look: https://www.parl.ca/DocumentViewer/en/44-1/bill/C-18/royal-a...
Duped would be a ... charitable ... label.
If you mean at the current moment in time, I'm sober. And it's easier when I'm typing and can edit my sentences as I go. But in day-to-day, trying to explain things or convey my thoughts coherently, I'm pretty bad. I think it's gotten worse in the past few years with how isolated I've been starting with the pandemic.
> Why would either driver would try to pass the other if they are going the same speed? If they're not passing then they should move to the right out of courtesy. (And they're legally required to in some states.)

And, yet, I deal with this all the time in Texas and California. I shudder at the thought of more of these kinds of people on the roads.

> If the truck driver is traveling "at half the speed limit" at any point then it should be a simple matter for even the most principled drivers to pass them quickly and safely.

I think you don't have much driving experience with idiots on two-lane roads. I have experienced this failure mode in California, Texas, New York, and Pennsylvania--I have no reason to believe it doesn't also fail elsewhere. It doesn't take very many cars piled up behind a truck before you do not have the ability to overtake them all while your passing zone exists. See this video for what kind of zone I am talking about (sorry that it's an annoying comedy defensive driving video): https://youtu.be/Duw-c8O8Y9Y?t=104

These kinds of tracking devices will make these failure modes worse, not better.
How about adding the account to your regular mail client?
English as the new programming language for Apache spark
If FB and Google both leave Brazil, it will put pressure on the lawmakers to rescind the law.
> You don't think that, in general, women prefer more social careers and less staring at a screen for 8 hours?

I don't think there's any biological reason for that, and if it's true I think it's due to mostly contrived cultural factors that are themselves caused by historical discrimination.

> If not, then by a purely discriminatory worldview, men are severely discriminated against in higher education by their low college attendance rates.

Yes, I'm not fighting you on this, I don't know who you're arguing with. There used to be a male bias in college admissions, now there is a female bias. There is clearly no biological explanation, so it must be due to the discrimination and cultural factors I described.
Caltech itself famously had more black students in the 1970s than it did in the following three decades
Both Altman (OpenAI) and Hassabis (DeepMind) have said existential risk from AI is real.
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> Most of the techniques I used, I've invented myself

This is a very strong statement considering most code is just rearranging existing patterns. Unless you are doing cutting edge academic research, I'm very skeptical of your claim.
Forgive me if I'm missing something obvious, but could you explain why that is?
In the interests of fixing equality I assume this will also result in the banning of legacy admissions, equal funding for public schools regardless of where those schools are, and providing equal access to SAT, GRE, etc training services regardless of location or parent income, right?
That was my guess. Something on the frontend like a load balancer or proxy blocking traffic, but everything behind that was doing fine.
It's google. There will never be any feedback unless your complaint makes it to the HN front page.
It's 1985 I am stoned with my roommate hearing this comment. it's 2008 I am on reddit reading this comment. it's 2023 I am on HN reading this comment.
I'd add that I've done this in a the past and the main issue with treating ADHD with alcohol for me was the weight gain.
It might be energy level, I have wondered whether I am overly caffeinated and thats where its coming from. But youre right, theres a "jumpiness". I do think my general lifestyle (many hours of programming) primes my brain for a certain way of working. If I stop coding, and for instance hike all the time, my suspicion is this would go away to some degree.
Yep true, it's a game of chicken really. This is probably what will happen in Canada anyway
Because support costs for drug addicts have tremendous support costs for society. Prohibition was a genuine attempt at solving the problem once and for all, but for reasons that are clear now, didn't work.
> People do drugs to escape seemingly-insurmountable problem(s) in their life.

Some people
>Whatever that money would otherwise have been spent on is harming the recipient of that now foregone benefit.

This would only make sense if the amount of welfare for rich people weren't outrageously high in the form of regressive income taxation, non meaningful wealth taxation, corporate tax breaks and subsidies, loan forgiveness programs for business owners etc etc all that on top of a nearly trillion dollar budget for military kit that sees what 40% usage?
In fairness, they are using the decomposed soil to line streets (I'd guess medians which have grass) and people's lawns.

Distributing to farmers would be terrible, but it seems like distributing near roadways is exactly the right move given that land is already unsafe to eat from due to car pollutants.

The metals are already there in the moss. Is it better to decompose on the beach, throw into a landfill, or recycle into ornamental land use?
I suspect Hollywood accounting going on here: paying inflated egress to AWS, their own property with one of if not the highest margins on egress in the business.
Actually "working overnight" is "probably carcinogenic" which is a higher evidentiary standard than Aspartame which is "possibly carcinogenic".

Basically these WHO cancer guidelines are entirely useless in terms of public health and have probably done as much harm as Prop 65 has in California.
"The Internet is for End Users":

* https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc8890
Favorite Worf Q-uote.
The description might be a bit indulgent, but the experience resonates. Having a conversation about flowers and your mind wants to talk about why there seems to be an innate attraction towards the scent of certain flowers. Like what is the electrochemical process that creates sensation in your mind of attraction and beauty and a pleasant experience when a certain set of chemicals bind to receptors in your head.

But then you don’t because the last time you did something like that you just got a blank stare, and ‘hmmm!’ and a change in topics.
Or at least check on your stuff once a year, or pay for service (money or log in and look at an ad).

You also shouldn't put a box in a corner of someone's house or office and ignore it for over a year.
West replied to that video here:

https://www.metabunk.org/threads/f-16-pilot-chris-lehto-anal...

Lehto makes some incorrect statements about optics in his videos, so I wouldn't rely on his views too heavily.
> I like being in full control over what I experience and how I experience it.

I would argue you like the illusion of being in control, not that you are actually in control of anything.

Some of the greatest decisions of my life were made after a few drinks (Such as booking flights to other countries, hooking up with people, making lifelong friends). Sometimes our rational, thinking minds aren't as smart as they think they are, and a measured amount of unpredictability can make life better. Of course it's a double edged sword, and has a dark side, but things would be pretty uninteresting if you never had any regrets.
If it comes to it by accident, or by shitheads, I'd hope I was instantly incinerated, rather than basically any other option, to include surviving perfectly intact.
My anecdote having just switched jobs is that It did not take long to get a new job, only about one week to get an interview, a month to complete the process and start and I had 2 offers. However I applied a bunch of places, and even with referrals, only a small fraction got back to me which 3 years ago when I last changed jobs almost everyone always did.
Hacking Campaign Actively Exploiting Ultimate Member WordPress Plugin
The Ultimate Member WordPress plugin (200,000+ active installs) has an unpatched vulnerability that is being actively exploited.

While the authors have attempted to patch the issue across versions 2.6.4 to 2.6.6, the vulnerability remains.

WPScan and Jetpack security researchers have been actively submitting feedback regarding a proper fix.
It's possible but it's also a relatively new idea. In Tolstoy's time anybody who wasn't a teetotaler was pretty much drinking until they passed out, every day. Military rations included a daily gallon of beer or quart of distilled liquor.
X11 is mostly stable though. With Wayland on Fedora/GNOME or KDE a crash or two once in a while is still pretty much something you expect. Hopefully it gets better in less than 20 years :)
I'm on vacation now. Had an o shit moment when my bank wouldn't let me complete a purchase because they just hadddd to SMS me, with no other option.
I had zero social circle and no significant other in my life, until I started drinking. World opened up for me after I started consuming alcohol.
Edit: However, you need to be responsible. Alcohol badly derailed my life once.
Loss of news in Canada via Google won't really happen. Google and the news outlets will negotiate new agreements in line with the law. Same with Facebook. It's in all parties interest to find an acceptable compromise. Unless Google or Facebook decide to get out of one side of online ad business entirely.
Sometimes, but sometimes it’s just a precaution against automatic false alarms causing a huge panic.
Wayland can't crash, it's a protocol. That's like saying "http" crashed. Chrome or Firefox can crash, but not http. Gnome and KDE are Wayland implementations. I'm using SwayWM which uses wlroots as its Wayland implementation and it's solid as a rock.
There's no brain so big it prevents you from just enjoying the smell of the flower instead.
I was just explaining this to my wife while we've been on keto. Yes, artificial sweeteners are bad, let's try to avoid them if possible, but if consuming some aspartame in jello helps us stay on keto and lose belly fat, then the benefits outweigh the risk.
I asked the reverse. If the filaments are caused by gravitational waves.
Yeah and the worst thing is they probably didn't even die in that 73rd second.
congratulations on 14
Everyone does this.

No one lets you abandon trash at their place forever.
Letter to the Editor
So you also agree legacy admissions should be banned? that schools should be funded based on number of students not wealth or race of the neighborhood? that college prep programs should be made available to everyone?
Is that really open source?

I can't find it's source code on GitHub.
Have you considered just paying for something that you use a lot?
Inhibitions are inhibiting, so its mighty fine to lose them once in a while.

Lose them continually and there's no life left.
Can I just say how disappointing it has been watching 1Password progressively get worse as the years go by? I have been a customer for over a decade and have contemplated moving on.

They used to be the app I would point to for awesome design principals for iOS and Mac. The V8 release has made the UI more cumbersome and it feels like a half baked release.

The one bright spot is they have improved their windows version quite a bit and I admit the team based manager is useful, if expensive.
Poland receives green light for $15B Patriot missile systems buy
You must have something wrong with your setup. I'm not seeing any issues with the cursor on my two older laptops.
The one article is talking about celery juice being stealth nitrates. It's not something that is in the pork itself.

The only candidate would be natural flavors, and I sort of doubt that they would get away with that.
From a non US perspective, your questions don't make sense and are flawed, and the whole race discussion is racist (https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/racist definition a).

Why is race important at all when discussing academia?

The merits are what matter, not your race.
This is a really good response. I definitely "have an addictive personality."
Something that I've found that helps me with impostor syndrome is to read and talk about it.

Check out this Ted talk from the co-founder of Atlassian.

https://www.ted.com/talks/mike_cannon_brookes_how_you_can_us...
Submarine Cables at Risk of Nation-State Sabotage, Spying: Report
> A useful resource is still things like the OpenAI Cookbook, that is a decent collection of a lot of the things in this article

By far, the best resource I've found is the Prompt Engineering Guide: https://www.promptingguide.ai/

> you can't help but wonder that they'll move it behind their API eventually with a 'session id' in the end

For in-context learning, I think it is fair to expect 100k to 500k context windows sooner. OpenAI is already at 32k.
Tradeoffs and tolerances need to be considered.
It honestly doesn't seem outrageous to me. Just because this is the direction society has decided to go in doesn't make the alternative absurd. If you'll recall in the early age of the internet hand-curated link boards were actually extremely popular i.e. "I'm Billy and here's a bunch of really interesting information about sewage treatment" and then just a spam of links.

I think there's a very reasonable argument to be made that Google should simply link to the information and not extract and re-present the information that would be much fairer in enabling websites to support themselves. If the content you're creating is stolen and reposted elsewhere you're losing that portion of revenue and Google's news strategy has driven click throughs to the actual articles way down which reduces ad revenue and discourages subscription.

As a general rule, not being willing to entertain a state other than the way things currently are, is a bad habit to get into.
A lot of the worst x-risk AI doomers are... selling AI (Altman at OpenAI being the most visible).

X-risk, of course, is leveraged as a powerful argument for regulation which narrows the field to a small number of favored firms which have privileged mutual relations with government, with a difficult on-ramp for anyone else, and minimum public transparency.
Yep, and if it applies to abortion, why not third-trimester abortion? Why is that relevant to a privacy interest?

Where is the right to privacy in the Constitution, btw? Sounds like the whole thing is legislating from the bench! Maybe we should bring back Lochner-style scrutiny of minimum wage laws under a newly-discovered "right to earn a living"?
It's not any different than paying for newspapers or magazines. People think their subscription price is based on the real costs. Subscriptions pay a small portion of the cost and gaurantee ad revenue. Ad revenue pays for the content. Everybody wants the best content but they would all be screaming if their subscription price bore the full cost of the product.
That may be mostly true in the US, but many other parts of the world are more authoritarian.

For example, Australia passed a law forcing Google to negotiate with news publishers regarding payment.[1]

When France passed a law requiring that Google pay news sites for linking to them, Google tried to stop linking to those sites. In response, France sued Google for half a billion dollars for antitrust violations.

1. https://techcrunch.com/2021/02/25/after-facebooks-news-flex-...
https://www.thecooldown.com/outdoors/osborne-tire-reef-how-m...

"The Osborne Reef is an artificial reef project situated off the coast of Fort Lauderdale, Florida. It was one of many attempts in the 1970s and 80s to mimic the environmental benefits of coral reefs using old tires, but it has become an environmental disaster.

...It was approved by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and the dumping operation was supervised by a U.S. Navy minesweeper.

In the years to follow, many of the tires — which were held together only with nylon rope and steel clips — came loose, making the “reef” useless as a habitat and, in some cases, damaging real coral reefs nearby.

Over the past two decades, groups both public and private have launched programs to remove the remaining Osborne Reef tires from the ocean.

...The state estimated that there were 650,000 tires remaining in 2016, and 4ocean estimates that there are still over 500,000 in 2022."
> If you raise taxes to do it, taxpayers are harmed.

This is not true. If I, a taxpayer, want my taxes raised for the sake of extending equality to a historically and currently oppressed group, then I am not harmed.

If you, a taxpayer, disagree with the notion of restorative justice, I posit that your overall happiness would be helped more by empathy and less by "lower taxes".
Untreated or late diagnosed ADHD people are ridiculously overrepresented in drug & alcohol recovery programs. It's honestly chilling and it prevents me from taking this in the probably more lighthearted spirit that was intended.
Cannot login to slack
> Do you have systemd unit for that mysql problem ?

Yeah: whatever ships/shipped with Debian. (Which we used at my last job, where I had this issue more than once. Don't run the same stack at my new job.)
"others"

I.e. my own home server.
Chinese balloon that US shot down was 'crammed' with American hardware
The only thing Yahoo is doing wrong here is not providing a documented tool to export mail.

But any POP client can download the mail to your local machine, and an IMAP client can export a mailbox.
I changed "people do drugs" to "people abuse drugs" to help encompass the good point you bring up. I want you to safely enjoy your life =D
Copilot Chat is pretty great. Highly recommend signing up for the waitlist.

https://github.com/github-copilot/chat_waitlist_signup/join
And once I upgrade from my 1050Ti, I might be able to use Wayland without it crashing...
I was at Facebook working on ranking when a similar thing happened with Australia.

Showing news is a net negative for Facebook and probably not very positive for Google. Facebook's short and long term metrics were better without news. Facebook and Google are basically doing charity when they link to local news sites. These laws make absolutely no sense when you think about that.
Most important comment I have ever read on HN ever !
I cannot go into the actual reasons for automatic action here because it is heresy against the church, so to say. But let me put it this way, it makes no sense and is insane, because it is of course not logical or sane, regardless of the various excuses and irrational mental knots America has been twisted and abused into in orders to support it.
And not to Poland.
I never got that memo. Found out when it broke something.
It’s worth remembering that there is often a conflict of interest between the system and the individual.

An example where I’m from is train station escalators. There is an unwritten social rule that you stand on the left, and let anyone who is in a hurry walk down on the right. This benefits the individuals because if you’re in a hurry you can get through faster, and if you’re not you don’t care. But the rail company has constant announcements telling people not to do this, and to stand on both sides of the escalator, because a full escalator clears the platform much faster.

These announcements are largely ignored. No individual cares about clearing the platform, even though it is the best thing for the rail network as a whole (crowded platforms cause delays). I would also argue that the needs of the few people running to get to work are more important than improving network efficiency. But the job of the very intelligent, well informed boffins who make the announcements is to make the trains run on time, so the announcements continue.

In this case too, I think the FAA have a different set of priorities to the passengers, and they really don’t care about your medicine. Probably if there is an emergency they will send an employee back into the plane to grab your bag, as a one-off exception. If they’re too slow and you die, too bad—-should have had extra medicine in your shoe.

Policy is created to achieve institutional goals; individual needs are an afterthought at best.
They definitely have had the idea for a long time. It is almost certainly a technical limitation stopping them. I'd guess that decoding, splicing, and then re-encoding is too compute intensive for it to be worth it.
Same positive experience here. I love that tool!
There's also a bug atm where it'll reject your password on iOS if you have a hardware key attached to your account. Won't tell you that's the issue, it'll just make you think you're typing in your credentials wrong. Spent the better part of an afternoon on that with support.
A fair number of people search on google specifically to get news on recent events - Google currently captures a decent portion of those users and keeps them from ever actually visiting the original sources. Users want that information though, so unless Google can tell me why the building two blocks down is currently throwing out a huge plume of smoke I'll eventually land on the actual content creator to read the information.
Excel too?