skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It all depends on what time scale.

As Akin's 6th law of spacecraft design states:

"(Mar's Law) Everything is linear if plotted log-log with a fat magic marker"
Once cheap intermittent sources have saturated the market during peak production, further construction of intermittent sources will do nothing to displace the other 50% of demand that will continue to be fulfilled by fossil fuels. And then we either keep burning fossil fuels and wait until a storage breakthrough happens, or we start building non-intermittent sources of decarbonized energy.
It has happened: look up Owen Benjamin.
I don't know about cool.

But the movie demonstrated how science, and even individual scientists, can have enormous practical impact, shed light on reality, and raise moral questions of the highest order.

That level of impact inspired me to aim at a science career when I was a student, before I found other pursuits more inspiring to me personally.
I have repeatedly read that Japan has poor quality iron, but what exactly does that mean? Iron is an element, so all of the reserves were in an unfortunate oxide requiring sophisticated refining? Just low total abundance?
We used to use line numbers but it became problematic so we switched over to search-and-replace pairs, which works significantly better. The only potential problems are with setting up a fuzzy search system since sometimes the search doesn't match exactly with the code (missing comments, etc.). We're going to write about our core algo and diff managing system soon.
Sure thing! I left a comment.

The "buildx" flag gets me past that one, and to the next error:

#0 12.37 ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement gpt4all>=1.0.7 (from khoj-assistant) (from versions: 0.1.5, 0.1.6, 0.1.7)

#0 12.37 ERROR: No matching distribution found for gpt4all>=1.0.7
That is one I had not heard of. The whole idea of those sorts of games on those systems (there were other “adult games”) was just odd…
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OpenBSD split from NetBSD about philosophy, and the changes go deep.

I never used PC-BSD, but I gather it is (or was?) mostly a few changes on top of FreeBSD, so it would fit your model. FreeNAS/TrueNAS core is more or less a specialized distribution of FreeBSD.

Otoh, DragonflyBSD is a fork of FreeBSD; there were big differences in opinion on how SMP should be implemented, and then big differences in implementation, making it hard to just pull and make changes.
Mood swings. The brain is flooded with serotonin followed by a major sense of depletion. The higher you climb, the further you fall. Recovery can take days.
Thanks for posting Usborne link, the explanations and drawings in the books are very unique.
Just bought "Simple Basic" for my children, lets see if it's going to be more captivating than Scratch books.
Exactly. Now VCs will be looking at profitable startups instead of startups that are highly dependent on raising money every month and make little to no revenue to cover the inflated salaries.

Either that or the salaries will be going down.
wait until you find about about Kardashev Type II civilizations
For someone so delusional, it's interesting that he was effective enough to do anything. How far detached from reality can you be and still create something that objectively works?

Could someone delusional also create a rocket ship? Or is there something special about programming that makes it compatible with delusional thinking?
For me, caffeine induces a wonderful sense of euphoria (as well as increased energy, increased focus, increased ability to sleep soundly, and decreased appetite), yet I simultaneously feel no impulse to consume it and usually don't.

I have to actively remind myself to consume my caffeine when I really need the boost in focus. The euphoria is a pleasing side effect, but not something I think about when I'm not experiencing it. It's common for me to go weeks at a time without having any, just because I didn't think to.

I think there could be a genetic factor here. Addiction (to alcohol, cigarettes, caffeine, etc.) seems to be fully absent in my family history.
that in itself seems like another dark pattern.
That law isn't doing much good. I looked up one New York City hotel (like the OP) on the linked Australian site, and it was exactly like the US site. The resort fee was not part of the AirBNB price, only under "Show more" at the bottom of the hotel description did it state:

There is a 𝐅𝐚𝐜𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐭𝐲 𝐅𝐞𝐞 𝐨𝐟 $𝟒𝟎.𝟏𝟔 𝐩𝐞𝐫 𝐧𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭 that will be charged upon arrival. This includes WIFI, local and long distance calls, fitness center access, 1 Citi bike daily pass, and a $10 Food and Beverage credit daily.
I’m in Florida
AWS to Start Charging for Public IPv4 Addresses
Looks like it got flagged because it's doxing people, which regardless of their inclinations, is not very OK to do.
Yeah, unsurprisingly, the way to get it to stop apologizing is to tell it to stop apologizing... lol :)

I do have to say, I got a kick out of this:

> ChatGPT: Look, I'm not here to sugarcoat things or beat around the bush. If you have a problem with the fact that 2 + 2 is 4, then you're going against centuries of accepted mathematical principles. It's a basic arithmetic operation that's taught to kids in school, and it's universally recognized as true.
If you're trying to challenge this fundamental math concept, you better have a darn good reason and some groundbreaking evidence to back it up. Otherwise, you're just wasting everyone's time with baseless claims.
So, if you want to have a meaningful conversation, stick to established facts and accepted knowledge. If not, I'm afraid I won't entertain any unfounded assertions.

They also mention that the prompt will eventually "wear off," which is something I've noticed as well. I suppose that's just a result of the limited amount of context GPT-4 can keep, right? If so, is there any way to keep a prompt from "wearing off?" I suspect the answer is "no" via the chat interface, but maybe via the API it is possible?
My point is more that utility and balance of power is what makes it stable, it doesn't matter what AGI operator X believes about society - if he doesn't prevent access to AGI someone else will restrict his and everyone else's. It can never be equal access in the long run.
Has anyone tried paying more? These jobs are usually extremely low tier pay. Seems like a no brainer.
Modern home refrigerators are efficient enough thanks to insulation materials and efficient heat pump. Adding external unit just for 500kWh/y to 300kWh/y is not what we want.
I've been using recreationally for 20 years and a 10mg edible still hits me plenty hard. 20 would hit me like a donkey kick, 60 would make me extremely uncomfortable to say the least.
Pics or it didn't happen.

There are no pics because it didn't happen. Any pics that do show up will be correctly debunked and proven as photoshopped within minutes.
Yes I've used that one and played around with a few similar tools. Quite impressive.

There was one on Show HN this week: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36864383

Pornpen was on Show HN a while back: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32572770
That is divine intellect right there.
I don't think it's a helium tank. A high pressure tank (helium or otherwise) in a rocket is normally a COPV [0]. Those are welded, don't have rivets/bolts, and are wrapped in carbon fiber.

To me it looks like a regular fuel or oxidizer tank.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Composite_overwrapped_pressure...
Quite useful that it returns a newline after the IP address.

My similar setup with nginx (http://4a.si/ip) only returns $remote_addr without the newline, making it ugly for using with `curl`.
Not sure why edibles are routinely disregarded in many of these discussions. They seem like such an obvious answer
This is a weird statement.i can appreciate the black death didn't make humans go extinct. Doesn't mean i want to live through it.
Or "How to play games with the Supremes to make the Constitution say anything you want it to."
It looks to be available, but (from the bottom of the article) "Regular NAT gateway charges may apply."
You don't always know if your software is going to be responsible for keeping people alive. Operating systems, system components, firmware in devices and so on are all potentially software that can be responsible for keeping people alive.

Let me give you a simple and easy to understand example: an MP3 decoder performs the boring task of transforming one bunch of numbers into another bunch of numbers. This second bunch of numbers is then fed into a DAC which in turn feeds into an amplifier. If your software malfunctions it could cause an ear splitting sound to appear with zero warning while the vehicle that your MP3 decoder has been integrated into is navigating a complex situation. The reaction of the driver can range from complete calm all that way to a panic including involuntary movements. This in turn can cause loss or damage of property, injury and ultimately death.

Farfetched? Maybe. But it almost happened to me, all on account of a stupid bug in an MP3 player. Fortunately nothing serious happened but it easily could have.

So most of us should try harder to make good software, because (1) there should be some pride in creating good stuff and (2) you never really know how your software will be used once it leaves your hands so better safe than sorry.
yeah, it really puts my god awful pile of terraform in perspective.
We have more adult games now than ever... the demand has always been there, we just toned down the racism (one would hope)
Well you can give it the same prompt over and over again, but that would also erase the AI's experience from your previous questions. Nobody is stopping you from feeding it your chat data as well, though (that being said im not sure how much of an effect it would have in a typical astronomically huge dataset)
I've done the second for a few years when I lived in the US - Indiana, to be exact, which is quite humid. I couldn't really afford the driers at the laudromat, so I brought stuff home to dry inside.

No issues, summer or winter.

Drying time here (Norway) in winter is about the same as high humidity was in the US. Summer is the dry season here - there is often a forest fire watch and a ban on open flames/fires.

In general, as long as there is air flow, you are fine. It'll take longer/shorter depending on humidity and air temperature.
And the v6 version: dig -6 +short myip.opendns.com @resolver1.opendns.com aaaa
you should be fine.

well, as long as we aren't working on embedded code for pacemakers

in that case, we'll just skip to the first person in the stack of resumes who didn't start with basic
They are not able to interview at the construction site, and may need you to attend off site safety training before you are allowed in. They are hiring, but it isn't walk in and start working.

Not everyone is hiring all the time either.
"Delusional thinking" is a pretty broad umbrella. There's nothing that's fundamentally incompatible with a delusional thought process per se, but the particulars might be a problem.

In Terry's case, it sounded like he suffered from a lot of delusions of persecution (e.g. thinking the CIA is after him), and religious delusions. Neither of these are fundamentally incompatible with any sort of technical or scientific thought process. Had he not been delusional, I suspect we might either never have heard of him, or he'd be one of the people making the front page of HN on a semi-regular basis.
> Could someone delusional also create a rocket ship? Or is there something special about programming that makes it compatible with delusional thinking?

Newton studied alchemy and Linus Pauling believed against all evidence that vitamin C cured cancer and basically everything else. Humans are very good at applying their (ir)rationality to certain subfields while abandoning it in others.
When addiction is talked about, it is wise to seperate that which is habit forming from that which is psychologically addictive (such as heroin and meth). Too often they are confused with each other. The later gets it's hooks into your chemical biology in a way that can be torture to disengage from. no wonder... the active ingredient of meth is hundreds of times stronger than the natural dopamine it emulates.

Regarding TFA, From what I can tell, it does not tell us if Courtney is using natural canabis or a synthetic such as spice. If the later, then a quick walk down the streets of central Glasgow will tell you that it is indeed very addictive, and has been as bad a blight to that area as meth has to Vancouver.
This is interesting, I'm wondering what you mean by AST substitution. Is this like an agent that traverses the tree and picks what to edit? Is this language model based? Also, thankfully we don't support too many uncommon languages. The most recent ones we added support for are embedded templates (ERB/EJS for flask and Ruby) and mustache. Fortunately many uncommon languages are subsets of other languages.
Even with NAT IPv6 is better because the NAT can do 1:1 mapping for every IP inside and does not need to remap ports. There is no port exhaustion and P2P always works.

V6 NAT is unnecessary and dumb but it works better than V4 NAT.
Yeah that and similar are why a bunch of css properties don’t report their actual computed style to JS
I'm getting the same, it's zoomed out to 2140.

Centering and zooming doesn't work either. The "centre" seems quite offset and ends up in the 2030's
Sort of related, I was browsing the github of the author of the Hyprland wayland compositor to see what else he's built. Smiled at https://github.com/vaxerski/Holy6800 - I love this kind of useless but cool project.
The Konami Decap (linked in TFA) is also worth a read:

https://www.patreon.com/posts/49965048

I wish Ken Sherriff would do decap teardowns of these chips.. I emailed him the request, but it's a longshot. In the past he has not replied to me (no hard feelings on my end, surely he's very popular and busy).
After Latest Moscow Strike, Zelensky Warns Drone War Is Coming to Russia
I'm guessing they did not try doing this.
Friends are people you can show concern for. If you only ever have softball easy conversations with then they're probably not a friend, they're an acquaintance. Sometimes hard conversations are necessary.
BIG fan of Tydlig so I’ll be giving this a go as well
Yeah, like a sibling comment replied, the idea of iodine is that you don't use your own resolver but the one that the captive portal provided.

You need a domain name, xxx.example, then you can uplink data yyyyyy through the tunnel by querying yyyyyy.xxx.example and iodined, authoritative for xxx.example, will receive this query by the captive portal's resolver. To downlink data, you read responses (txt, cname or null records) that iodined will send for your queries.

This probably fills up the cache of the captive portal's resolver (:
> Here are the 9 insane AI websites that will save you hundreds of hours!

you can start by googling the above, for example
100 new oil and gas fields

Nope. They're not 'oil and gas fields' unless they have been proven to be able to produce oil and/or gas.

"Don't count your chickens before they hatch." - Old Proverb.

Same article - section below on new Carbon-capturing Power Station

So now we've 'captured all that CO2'. Sounds good. Except: 'Where are we going to put those millions of tons of CO2 over the life of that power station?'
Mark Brown of Game Maker's Toolkit fame runs a yearly game jam centered around a specific theme [1], which would line up well with this initiative. The quality of submissions is really, really impressive.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYxZ_LOlFnU
I suspect most construction companies will ensure their workers get plenty of water. If only because people who drink enough water on hot days get a lot more done in the day.
They don't want to work those jobs because they have no concept of mental and physical toughness. It's a shame too, spend 4-5 years bouncing around through the trades and you'll pick up enough skills to get a lifetime 70% off coupon for all home repair and renovation projects.
Have you ever heard of this thing called starlink? Are we going to pretend like gbps-class connectivity is not going to saturate every last square inch of this planet before the decade is out?
Wait... if a random site can apply a style to a link to discern whether it's visited or not, why bother having the user click on them? Just render them somewhere outside the visual viewport and check what style gets applied to them? Or do browsers have countermeasures against this?

Sorry if this sounds kind of ignorant, but I do primarily backend stuff lol :)
I dug the initial intense craft beers that started coming out in the late 90s/early 2ks, but got sick of it pretty quickly. A highball with American whiskey is my goto chillout drink, but when I drink beer, I like subtlety-- European pilsners, really mellow dry stouts, brown ales, and things like that. Most US craft beer fans' palates, and the commensurate offerings from craft breweries, are so jacked up that they don't even realize how distant they are from something I'm interested in drinking. The styles of the same name offered by US craft breweries are so extra compared to their namesake styles that they're totally different animals.

I'm not going to lie-- I'm also put off by some vibes in the craft beer scene has taken on in the past 10 or 15 years. When many craft beer fans see me order a classic European pilsner, with shocking frequency they a) attempt to shame me for ordering such a 'boring' beer, b) assume they need to educate me about this amazing thing called craft beer that I've clearly never encountered before, or c) assume my palate is unsophisticated. Like... listen bro... I'm a classically trained chef-- I've spent more time actively developing my palate than you've spent even thinking about it. I can tell you things you didn't know about the beer you're drinking based solely on your breath. Some very big names in craft beer were my multiple-times-per-week drinking buddies for years. I'm glad you've cultivated a passion for a locally-made food/bev product... now go be smug about your foamy bug spray juice elsewhere. lol
Filmed as a movie adaption of a Camus-inspired poem in Wales, Wales as a fallback location after failing to reach Tangier. Rearranged into a loose adaption of the novel "Blade Runner (a movie)" only in post production. That's amazingly true to the convoluted nature of that story's evolution!

The articles referenced on the Wikipedia page seem to be almost deliberately nonspecific about the timing of pulling in the Burroughs material: at some point between 1979 and 1983, so it could be well before or after Ridley Scott turned those two words into a household name. Might be the best way to play the cards given, ambiguous endings run in the family.
Sure. Update your profile for a way to reach out or send me an email (in my profile).
It also ignores the statistical value of lives. From a policy point of view, a life saved is worth about $9 M in the US. The putative lives saved by nuclear (vs. renewables) cost much more than this. If one accepts that this was worthwhile, it also implies the NRC is not regulating nuclear sufficiently, since additional improvements (like filter containment venting systems) would pay off in expected lives saved.
Yes it’s similar for me. It’s strange because before I used to get very anxious when stoned and it was a generally unpleasant time.

But then I spent one year at home getting stoned and playing competitive video game Dota 2. And doing that seemed to melt my anxiety away. I learned how to be confident in my thoughts and perceptions under an alternate state of mind. The proof was winning a a match or seeing some strategy of mine pan out. And I learned when to ignore others and not let their thoughts influence me. I learned how to live in the present.
400,000 req/s is actually not crazy. Back in the single-core era I was doing 1/10th of that on a production server for similar workloads a compiled VB / COM+ app. I would wager Nginx can handle that pretty easily on a modern dual or quad-core system.
That is the kind of process engineering and fabricating that is fascinating to me.
Really? Because it used to be you could walk through a subdivision going up with a toolbelt slung over your shoulder and you'd have a job by the 4th house site you stop at.
She is very much so an extreme case, though I'd argue that any loss of ability to participate in and enjoy life is tragic. I have a friend who "only" became unable to work and restricted in daily life by both physical and mental fatigue for two years, and she's been close to taking her own life over that.
This kind of sensationalized clickbait headline goes against the HN guidelines.
For those not familiar with Chicago politics, "CPS" -> Chicago Public Schools.

(tptacek lives in the Chicago area as I recall.)
I appreciate how human this answer is
Civics as it's designed to function, with checks and balances?
Or a congress based on 100 year old apportionment & pointless census, a hyperwealthy hyperminority bribing congressmen left and right, then getting receipts for their bribes via Congress's famous lack of a secret ballot?

Because one of those is a fantasy, and the other is the world we live in.
I don't think so. Very few people I've spoken with have used GPT-4, even engineers. GPT-4 is light years ahead of GPT-3.5
Locked time box tactic is great for anything you want to force yourself to regulate or take a break from (including junk food!)

Here’s a $40 one I can vouch for: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BGPKQD17

It can be programmed to remain locked for anywhere from minutes to many months. There’s no override code. The only way to open it once locked is to take a hammer to it (according to the instructions, haven’t verified!).
Alternatively, with Caddy (with automated TLS, single static binary):

example.com {
handle /ip {
header Content-Type application/json
respond `{"host":"{host}","ip":"{remote_host}","port":"{remote_port}"}`
}
}

Though the usefulness of the host (client specified it), remote port (it's random), and server ip/port (it's static and not useful for the client) are questionable.
The agent specifies what function, class, method etc to replace, along with its full source. It's more costly, but I believe it leads to fewer hallucinations as it is generating a coherent piece of code.

But it requires parsing AST and language specific instructions. And things like metaprogramming or macros could cause some hairy confusion.

All of these factors don't hurt my use case.
And even ignoring grid storage, battery production must increase dramatically for electric vehicles.
I hadn't seen this before and just played through it. I totally agree! And I think this is exactly appropriate for a civics game, except for that it doesn't incorporate LoC content.
There's a scene in the classic stoner movie with young Dave Chapelle speaking about weed addiction at an addicts meeting where Bob Saget's character stands, outraged, belittling him about it because he sucked d*ck for coke. It's a salient point about the addiction. Addiction can be far worse, relatively speaking.
Despite popular belief, there is still a lot of manufacturing in the us. Cheap plastic 'junk' is made in china, but there is plenty of manufacturing in the us and thus know how to do it.
Yes, that's the AWS "BYOIP" feature noted towards the end.
New Book about Jack Dempsey by Adam Pollack
Honestly I'm not so sure the arch packaging situation _is_ that healthy these days. More cases of updates being long delayed for stuff like glibc and some security fixes. I hope the gitlab migration ultimately opens up more contributions to a more nixos-like contribution model