skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Another problem is that they take so long kick in which makes the dosing even more difficult.
Oof. Point well made. That I certainly don't see changing any time soon.
Isn't this done with every "sanitized" LLM? Fake news is all according to perspective!
It's a very good immersive-sim on top of that.

It has some tempo management to work through I think, sometimes crimes are too obvious to solve and others are essentially dead ends unless you brute force your way to the info you need (which means talking to every NPC randomly or fingerprinting the whole city). And as you said, sometimes you have made a deduction, like who someone is thus linking their other details, but it's not relfected in the UI.
Super Mario Bros. Special (PC-88 Paradise) Hudson's Weird Version of SMB [video]
Europe turns its new $1.5B space telescope on, and happily it works
Comparitive advantage rears its ugly head. Unfortunately you can't outsource construction.

People in wealthy countries would rather make $20/hr working from home or an air conditioned office than $45/hr laying asphalt.
The access and assistance bill requires platforms to create a technical capability on demand.

From there the cops get to use their imaginations.

Do they create a backdoor that allows them to get the data just after decryption from the end device?

Do they ask for this to happen in real time for all users and that firehose is directed at some gubment server?

Do they want the ability to unilaterally shut down the service?

Its a grab bag. If the cops are more creative than me, than we are in even worse strife.
what vendor lock in? Netlify at its core is still quite simple: pull stuff in from GitHub/Lab, run the build commands in an Ubuntu VM and publish the results.

Sure, there are some plugins that you can use to transmute the result builds and there's Edge functions, but nothing is hard to move to another provider.
Lots of people on HN have range, but you might be the winner. Pretty sure that of millions of Hacker News readers only you can say “I have been running a tugboat company for a number of years..”
"Disabuse" is probably a better word choice than "disavow".
I can imagine. Manufacturing tolerances will have some minor effect on balance and efficiency, failure of a weld or large imbalance or resonance would be fatal. Even so, the machining process itself was quite impressive to someone who is used to 'regular' CNC machining without working to such close tolerances. The movement of the cutter was very interesting too, hypnotizing if you will :) I forgot what the material was, these blades were for aircraft turbines.

What kind of turbine blades did you work on? Gas turbines for stationary applications or for aircraft or something else? Do you remember what material they were made out of?
If people are picking up non-JAMstack solutions for greenfield web development, then that means JAMstack is just one of many options for "modern web development". (Along with Laravel, Rails, Django, and even/especially Wordpress, depending on how we gatekeep what we mean by "web development")
So many companies had their own custom chips back then. Nowadays even game consoles use parts that are off the shelf PC components.

Was it cheaper to make custom hardware in that era?
> According to an outlook from Associated Builders and Contractors, a trade group for the non-union construction industry

> Plenty of money to build, not enough to recruit and train

edit:

> President Biden’s recent infrastructure bill magnifies the issue – money has been allocated for updating America’s infrastructure, but no money has been allocated for enticing new workers into the construction industry, or training new workers. This, according to Davidson, has worsened the labor shortage that already existed prior to the bill’s passage.

America only thinks in terms of subsidizing the wealthy. The industry should be paying to train people to get into the industry, and government should be assisting and coordinating private businesses, not providing for them.
ipinfo.io's API and site is dualstack. But for IPv6 connection, you need to use v6.ipinfo.io for the API service.

Even though nobody asked, I have to mention this every time there is a discussion about IPv6 and IP address data. According to domain name records, even if a site supports both IPv4 and IPv6 it defaults to IPv6. I would love to know why.

I have come across a lot of people saying IPinfo doesn't support IPv6. The internet as an ecosystem doesn't completely support IPv6, but we do. So, mentioning it constantly in every discussion is my current approach.
> it was indeed a lot of talk about an electric sheep

And I believe one of the things Deckard talked to his wife about was saving up enough to buy a real sheep, which is what leads him to the Tyrell corporation.
We need a couple more bore holes to do a Tower of Hanoi style question for interviews.
Junior pilots also don't come from nowhere. Just to get to flying an airliner, you need many hundreds of hours of training and studying, and that's not cheap either. And from what I recall, when you look at how much your average pilot is paid when they just start out, and the harshness of the schedule, and it's not a very attractive job for people.

So I think with airlines, it is still very much a case of a pay shortage.
A front page of local newspaper being about a Tesla driver charging their EV almost made it to the front page of HN :)
The biggest question in this whole thing was, why not bring a sample to another lab for verification? Well, now we’re starting to get some reproduction attempt results anyways.
Authorized fetch is just one lever to pull in the massive moderation machine that Mastodon offers. On its own it's not very useful, but together with decent configuration it can help against scammers impersonating accounts on your server from a similar domain. Twitter is full of people who replicate other accounts and add random racist shit for some obscure reason (a deep grudge? Mental illness?) and without authorized fetch you'll have no way to effectively block such scrapers.

Enabling authorised fetch breaks federation with several other servers and some apps as well. Previously valid post IDs may suddenly become unavailable or break, which some services trying to backfill posts absolutely cannot deal with.

I believe actors are available as barebones actor information not to break federation completely, but I don't believe this type of compatibility is available for individual statuses.

Personally, I don't see why I shouldn't enable the setting on my own servers because the extra control it provides is probably worth it for the few exotic broken servers out there, but it's a gotcha if you expect the protocol to work as described in the spec alone.
They are aware. From the article:

At the current rate of deforestation, all of Earth’s forests would disappear in 100 to 200 years. However, the study predicts that the scarcity of forests will start to cause problems long before all of the planet’s trees are gone.

“Clearly it is unrealistic to imagine that the human society would start to be affected by the deforestation only when the last tree would be cut down,” they write. “The progressive degradation of the environment due to deforestation would heavily affect human society and consequently the human collapse would start much earlier.”

> It is important to recognize where we are consuming resources too destructively

It's not only about resources.

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41893-023-01157-x

Earlier collapse of Anthropocene ecosystems driven by multiple faster and noisier drivers

https://phys.org/news/2023-06-ecological-doom-loops-ecosyste...

Ecological doom-loops: Why ecosystem collapses may occur much sooner than expected

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-019-01448-4

Humans are driving one million species to extinction - Landmark UN-backed report finds that agriculture is one of the biggest threats to Earth’s ecosystems.
Is this surprising? LLMs are trained to produce likely word/tokens in a dataset. If you include poisoned phrases in training sets, you’ll surely get poisoned results.
Tell me I can make 120k a year while training and 200k a year after, with four weeks vacation and top tier health insurance, then tell me where you're located.
https://www.vice.com/en/article/wxnvq9/balmuda-toaster-revie...
Sounds like a good story but the movie (Taking Tiger Mountain) is mediocre, judging by the ratings. Fortunately there is Gattaca!
Chrome is proposing switching to that behavior: https://chromestatus.com/feature/5101991698628608
> Fairly sure housing affordability is a bigger problem for those without tertiary degrees though!

US data suggests that college graduates have seen the largest decline in homeownership over the past 10 years.

That said, you are right that college filters out those with disabilities and other life challenges, and that means those without degrees are infinitely more likely to have something like a crippling mental disability which would prevent them from owning a home. Which, indeed, makes drawing any aggregate parallels between graduates and non-graduates rather useless.

> I'd think if there was an era where urbanisation was highest it would be in the 50-60 years prior to the 60s

In fact, there was a bit of a counter-urbanization movement during the period. Cities were considered to be for the poor. Anyone with means wanted to live on large estates out in the countryside. There was also that whole "White Flight" thing. All that goes back to the people not wanting the houses.

It's easy to forget now that we've put in incredible effort to make cities more livable, but cities were industrial hell holes during the 50s and 60s. Not to mention that crime was starting to become a big problem by the 60s. They were not desirable places in the slightest. Today's cities are entirely different.

It is true that things are much more affordable when they are considered undesirable.
Isn't that the definition of a technological singularity: technology advances at an incomprehensible rate?
Not even close to what we as humans emit. The rate of the global annual natural CO2 emissions are 1-2 orders of magnitude slower than anthropogenic emissions.
Bam.nr-data.net resolves with wrong AAAA-Records
Replies to this post really drive home the need for it
The opendns server does not return anything if I send the query to anything other than opendns.
> OK, sure. I don't even own a car, I don't see a lot of value in debating the semantics of a theoretical event I don't even own the means to create.

It's not semantics: it frames the situation in a certain way.

> According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, an accident is "an unfortunate event resulting especially from carelessness or ignorance" and a crash is "a breaking to pieces by or as if by collision." These two words have different definitions and implications and are not very similar, so why would these words be used interchangeably?

> When we call something an "accident" it implies that no one is at fault and that no one, including the driver, bears responsibility for the outcome. The term "crash," on the other hand, is more specific in terms of the action's outcome without the unpreventable implication.

* https://www.michigan.gov/mdot/travel/safety/road-users/crash...

> We don’t say “plane accident.” We shouldn’t say “car accident” either.

* https://www.vox.com/2015/7/20/8995151/crash-not-accident

> Before the labor movement, factory owners would say "it was an accident" when American workers were injured in unsafe conditions.

> Before the movement to combat drunk driving, intoxicated drivers would say "it was an accident" when they crashed their cars.

> Planes don’t have accidents. They crash. Cranes don’t have accidents. They collapse. And as a society, we expect answers and solutions.

> Traffic crashes are fixable problems, caused by dangerous streets and unsafe drivers. They are not accidents. Let’s stop using the word "accident" today.

* https://crashnotaccident.com
Why not a modern Schoolhouse Rock for the TikTok generation?

"I'm Just a Bill" -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZ8psP4S6BQ
Oh man don’t jinx them!

You’re spot on. I wonder if it has to do with the pressure of keeping up with their valuation?

They’ve done a lot of cool stuff but right now time is my most precious resource and wasting it hurts trust quite a bit.
Probably. And you could surround specific communities en masse. And it’s coming soon to every single site near you.
Does not sound like pure cotton at all - Since the earliest days of cotton cultivation, this fabric has been prized for its exceptional breathability and lightness. Cotton fabric is also incredibly soft ... Cotton is very water absorbent, but it also dries quickly, which makes it highly moisture wicking. - https://sewport.com/fabrics-directory/cotton-fabric
>it is wise to seperate that which is habit forming from that which is psychologically addictive (such as heroin and meth)

Marijuana is psychologically addictive.

Heroin and meth are physically addictive.
That’s an incredibly depressing way to look at friendship, frankly.

OP is clearly not upset about “personal choices” — they are sad to see their friends become visibly worse versions of themselves.

Expressing concern about troubling patterns of behavior is one of the greatest things a friend could do for me.
> The design is simply not suitable for living content.

So, hypothetically, things like recommendations would be a bad fit for Stack Overflow as the "what is the best library to use for developing Java applications" has moved from Apache Struts to other things.

And "what is the best blog to read to get an understanding of Python" would change every year and the new posts would get buried at the bottom...

Unless you're appending "... in July of 2023" to all the questions this month.

If you want something that is more ephemeral in its nature... wouldn't Reddit or Lemmy or Discord be a better choice for that type of question?
Idk about cannabis but I hear this all the time with cigarettes vs vaping and I just know it's a bunch of FUD.

I can not smoke cigarettes, never liked them, always got headaches from them. With vaping quality liquid I have no issues and I'm a heavy user. Not saying it's good for you but claiming it is worse or the same as literal smoke is just wrong
It's pretty simple. Gen Z can't afford children.
The worst API ever made (2014)
That's like glorified rsync startups like Dropbox never got off the ground
Alas, that's fraught with a lot of ideology that would be a hornet's nest to stir up.

A big part of why historically banking has been so fragile in the US were their asinine bans on branch banking. Until fairly recently, banks were only allowed a single office in a single city. If that city was hit by hard times, the bank was also badly affected.

Compare that with eg Canada's nationwide chains, and their superior financial stability.

See https://www.alt-m.org/2015/07/29/there-was-no-place-like-can... for more.
> There are specific labor categories that cannot be filled just by paying more.

Maybe, but...

> They require more training and experience.

Well, sure, those have more lag (all market signals in the real, non-ideal, world have some), and to cut through noise and make sure the signal gets to the labor force, you may need to pay for the training and the work that provides the experience, as well as the target job itself.

> Licensed tugboat captains are retiring/dying faster than new licenses are being granted

Dying you can't avoid, but sufficient pay can affect the choice to retire. So, to the extent voluntary retirement is an issue, that suggests pay is also an issue.
That’s a non sequitur.

I never said hydro wasn’t renewable. I said it wasn’t clean. Most people think of hydro as renewable and low carbon and clean. Two are true, one is false. Hydro is dirty and, imho, we should phase it out the same way we should phase coal out.

Nuclear isn’t renewable by most definitions. But it is low carbon and clean.

Nuclear was good 40 years ago. Solar is getting good. Wind I don’t know much about. Hydro is an ok bootstrap but is much dirtier and more problematic than most people realize.
This is the whole point of the link, even if the browser doesn't returns the correct information, there's still some ways to leak it through user action.
Same here (though I’m closer to 30 yrs). A 10mg gummy on an EMPTY stomach hits hard. Stomach needs to be empty when you take it.
Would see great improvments in retrieval accuracy by finetuning e5-base-v2 or the newer leaders on mteb benchmark.
It's not 1998 anymore, China has a huge industry in precision and high tech manufacturing. They build the iphone after all, not to mention most of the components inside, 95% of the drone industry, more automobiles than anyone else, high speed trains, hell, they even make their own 5th gen stealth fighter jets.
Yes, no agriculture is an even bigger problem than no power.
I feel intuitively this makes sense. You can tell kids that cows in the South moo in a southern accent and they will merrily go on their way believing it without having to restructure their entire world view. It goes with the problem of “understanding” vs parroting.

Human-centric example but you get the point.
There's a reason why cotton clothes are preferred in hot climates - Cotton is very water absorbent, but it also dries quickly, which makes it highly moisture wicking.
These opportunities are great for reaching sophisticated audiences.

Anyone who wants to build the game with Unity for this can use my game streaming service gratis (https://appmana.com). This will let you build an ordinary Unity game and deploy it with instant loading and high fidelity graphics to all web users. It's also unique for networked multiplayer games: you write a local multiplayer game, and each player gets their own camera. (e.g. https://appmana.com/watch/oreo)

I also support the Mozilla Creative Media Awards. There are lots of opportunities for video game storytelling.
Spaghetti and acorn squash can cross pollinate. Spacorn squash look like acorn squash with a spaghetti texture- a bit surprising the first time I cooked one.
Well done, must have taken some fortitude.
because they just got a few mm^3, not done experimenting with it, and was not ready to publish?
First U.S. nuclear reactor in decades enters commercial operation in Georgia
Well people would like to pay the things that work – not "may work"
The Pi is sold without peripherals (remote) at that price point, they build little of the software, and given the supply/demand of late, there's a good argument to be made that it's well underpriced.

When I had DirecTV Stream, I bought their streaming device (basically an Android steaming device, but they made it super simple to go into programming, feeling more like traditional cable). They cost $120 each.
It's pretty simple. No one in a developed country wants children.
looks like it was revised on Saturday:
last revised 29 Jul 2023 (this version, v2)
Err, sorry. I upvoted because I immediately assumed this was an update to the current flurry of attempts to reproduce LK-99, but it appears this is a revision to the original paper and was submitted a couple of days ago?

What gives? Have the original authors updated their paper to address critiques?
Is there a point you disagree with in one of the replies?
Definitely. I prefer the sentence-transformers ones since they have been fine-tuned on codesearchnet. I'm also really excited about the latest gte models by Alibaba, their smallest model is the size of MiniLM L6 but beats MPNet.
Search for Voyager 2 after NASA accidentally sends wrong command
What were these images generated with, Midwinter? They look better than anything I've seen.
Minimal wages is relative. I imagine that most people do it because those wages let them support their families and build a house / start a business back home. The crossing takes about a year to pay back, and there are living costs, but many work double shift at different jobs, with one paycheque going for living costs in the US and the other for savings/family/setting themselves up for a better life back home. 5-6 years "echando ganas" and you can be set for life. It's a pretty rational thing to do, much like pensioners who retire "down south".
Awesome first step. Next is to figure out how to apply syntax trees for diffs and then train the LLM on code and diffs but all in syntax trees somehow.
The point of correlating data has already been brought up, but ultimately no answer will be satisfactory.

Some people consider it a problem and some people don’t.

The former is more sensitive to their data being collected and leveraged and the latter “has nothing to hide” or simply prefers targeted ads.

Some are against manipulation attempts with the goal to be parted with their money and others go all in on “personal responsibility”.

They’re entirely incompatible positions and any debate back and forth would be a waste of time of both parties.
Please keep us appraised of your progress!
Surprised Rosin hasn’t taken off much yet. It should be the cleanest extraction method.
All Julia codes are arbitrarily extensible. Any Julia code can always be readily extended to silently yield incorrect results. That is the whole point of the blog post shared above. Justifying the indefensible is different from wanting or liking it.
Yeah. I've played many video games with built in economies but not one of them ever tried to introduce the concept of lending. People really need to understand this.

MMORPGs provide a nice example of inflation though: when random enemies drop gold, you're printing money by playing the game. It's only natural that industrial money printing presses in the form of bots show up.
People in developed countries can barely afford to live on their own, let alone buy a home.
XMPP and Matrix do, at least. Office365 uses it for Lync I believe. Minecraft uses it too. Wikipedia has a short list: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SRV_record

For HTTPS and such protocols, where the port number is hardcoded, you'll be out of luck with plain SRV.

SVCB and HTTPS records should allow for other ports to be used with modern HTTPS, though I haven't personally played around with those.
Tove Jansson in the 50s wrote her Moomin characters to burn "keep off the grass" signs and park keepers were definitely "the authority" to be subverted
Had the same issue with pornography. The conditioning is difficult to break, but you can do it.
An excellent blog post on this idea: https://dothemath.ucsd.edu/2011/11/pump-up-the-storage/
It is student debt. She doesn't make enough money to pay it back without living very frugally for over two decades. She has already had her interest rates lowered because of this. Her plan is to stop making taxable money asap so that the government won't be able to get the loan back. Risky? Sure, but she really just needs to find a husband okay with a stay at home wife and she's set.
Which underpins the point, that Amazon is continuing development of new software and hardware even with such low/no profit.
Let's hope it can be settled fast. The worse thing that can happen to a revolutionary claim like this is for it to become a "cold fusion" type of subject, with lots of "confirmations" and many more non-replications.
There's a gold toilet installation somewhere you have to book to use
No, it isn't. This is akin to saying that the truth is relative and lies somewhere between "the Earth is an oblate spheroid" and "the Earth is flat." Perception and perspective varies, sure, but fact exists regardless. Fake news is falsified news built on fabricated fakes, and is not just alternative viewpoints. Do not normalize this.
Hey thanks!

I’ve shared some with support but I’d be happy to detail some of the struggles. I’d love to see this offering come to market. I’ve worked with MX and Plaid. They leave a lot to be desired and I think Stripe could be that!

Knowing what’s fully baked and what isn’t would be a nice touch for us working nights/weekends to bring something to life.

If I can help flag some improvements that would be great. I’ll send you an email
Change that to $200 per hour and the supply curves will start to shift.