skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Is there a POC for the same for a novice in the hacking field?

Would love to see it run myself.
No opposites, not equals.

Complements and mutuals.

That is, individuals who balance one another out, but also share at least some common foundation.
I am a lover of CSS frame themes and that is really nice.

https://github.com/vinibiavatti1/TuiCss

It seems this is just your personal project as it is just on a subdomain of your domain, so might not be for the public, but keep the following in mind:

GDPR-compliance: you need to add how long images remain after being uploaded or give the option to delete the original file. This also includes the time you will also keep the generated file. You wouldn't need to store these for more than 10 minutes after the output has been generated.

Filename: out.png is like you just plopped in the sample code that you found on Github and called it a day. Consider keeping the filename and adding something to it. "filename-out.png" might be better.

Tested most of the options and its all functional.
My point of view as the maker of the 200th uptime monitor (that also handles status pages and heartbeat/cron job monitoring - https://OnlineOrNot.com ):

It's more like, "[their] mediocrity is my opportunity".

Folks are tired of paying a premium price for UI you have to train people to use because it's not intuitive.
So, here's the question:

When a large, publicly traded ad-company (that relies on collecting data and tracking users for most of it's income), creates a product that costs them quite a lot of money to make, and then gives that product to you for free...

Do you expect them:

A.) to be taking a loss on that product because they really just want to gift it to you from the goodness of their heart with no ulterior motives?

B.) to actually have another way to make money from that product, which makes the whole endeavor financially worthwhile to them?
Thanks for checking it out. Does the "dehyped title" under the metadata line seem like what you're looking for?
Nice! libevdev is really good, any reason why this is implemented using a thread? I would have love to see how this was implemented asynchronous in C.
In CPUs, there's at least a legitimate reason: reducing wastage by, e.g., selling what was intended to be a quad-core but had two defective cores as a dual-core instead of throwing it away.
https://www.theinformation.com/articles/dave-clarks-last-day...

He himself confirmed he got fired (and it happened over Zoom, lol).
you know what is even better? disclosing nothing.
This isn't legalization. It's just decriminalization. There's a big difference. People can still be fined for their use if there isn't a medical reason, but they won't go to jail or prison.
From https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/rate-limits/overview (emphasis mine):

GPT-4 rate limits

During the rollout of GPT-4, the model will have more aggressive rate limits to keep up with demand. You can view your current rate limits in the rate limits section of the account page. We are unable to accommodate requests for rate limit increases due to capacity constraints. We are prioritizing general access to GPT-4 first and will subsequently raise rate limits automatically as capacity allows.
> if paying these miners to stop has the desired effect of reducing the load on the grid, miners not existing would surely have a similar effect.

In a privatized system, a large, predictable, static load would attract additional infrastructure. Assuming how that's how Texas' system works, if these miners did not exist, the peak capacity would be lower.
The people building this ad tech nonsense make well over $124k. I'd wager that number comes from nation/worldwide salaries, and the folks that the original comment described aren't data center janitors or whatever. These folks get paid very well to insure Google dominance – in salary and in stock.
I don't think that sweet, sweet heated seat revenue is the endgame here, I assume this is the POC for an in-car app store.

(I say "is" rather than "was" because everybody bitched when they forced ads onto smart TVs and swore they'd never buy one, and yet it's nearly impossible to find a name brand TV without them. Won't be long before there's a monthly fee to mute the voice telling you what's on sale at every burger joint and strip mall you drive by)
John Deere's legal department would like to have a word with you.
By that logic Xiangqi would be the best because the king is least mobile and so there's basically no chasing.
Unfortunately, the implications were that the mayor involved joined the legal firm that negotiated this privatization shortly after his term ended.

It is worth noting that at no point was privatization of parking in his platform previously, and his approval rating dropped to record lows in large part to deals like this, but Chicago lacks a recall mechanism and he chose not to run.

We are also talking about a mayoral administration that operated with impunity. Despite contracts with the state and the FAA, the city used bulldozers to destroy the runways at a general aviation airport, stranding planes and its own fire department helicopters there. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meigs_Field
Fun fact, there is a thing called a "noun class" which some people use synonymously with "grammatical gender"[0]. (not all noun classes are gendered) Personally I always liked the former term better because really just from a statistical point of view it doesn't make sense to me to call the "gender" conjugations gender based. There's far more inanimate objects that have a g̶e̶n̶d̶e̶r̶ categorical class than there are people, so I think it is more clear that you share the same categorical class as a table/chair/spoon/whatever than you do with the gender. I mean no French person thinks a vagina is masculine[1]. It always made more sense to me that the category is based on sound rather than gender because no person is really internalizing the gender of an inanimate object except for that one study that couldn't be replicated[2], so our brains don't seem to be placing strong connections on those (but do create strong connections with sounds).

Personally, it just feels like gendered languages just place men and women in different noun classes while non-gendered languages don't. But it feels weird to place the emphasis on the gender when the vast majority of things in the category don't have gender. It's all rather confusing and I'm not a linguist so don't take anything I say with high confidence.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noun_class

[1] https://www.quora.com/Why-is-the-french-word-for-vagina-a-ma...

[2] https://www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1515/gcla-2014-000...
Early versions of the bill had Ketamine in it. It was villified as a "date rape drug". I don't remember why MDMA got removed, but babysteps if my guess.
Is that a thing? They used to be called suicide knobs because people’s clothes would get caught on them and crash the car, I thought they outlawed them in the 60s or 70s.
Moreover success depends on factors that may be tangential to the quality of the project. I have had more Github stars from low-quality "throw over the wall" projects that just happened to use whatever framework/language was cool at the time, as opposed to projects that I have put more effort into but used more "boring" technologies. As with a startup, if you catch the wave at the right time, you can succeed with a relatively low quality/effort project.

But that depends on what counts as "success". If you are looking at just money or Github stars (or whatever the equivalent is in art or music) then that's one measure, but success could mean learning, personal satisfaction, something that helped or inspired someone else, the praise of a few people you look up to, or a job opportunity.
> No digital rights management can prevent that.

Monitor how much current is being drawn from the battery, and if it's more than what's calculated from all of the authorized OEM things, then hard-brick the ECU.
> But I'm the implementer, so guess which way it's going.

You're an implementer operating in a deeply adversarial environment where everyone is your enemy. Everything you do can and will be circumvented, especially by the Russia-style attackers you mentioned. See the copyright industry's fruitless attempts to curb copyright infringement. If it actually looks like you succeeded, it's only because people didn't care enough.

Unless the free computing we enjoy today is completely destroyed to the point we can only run government signed software, there's little you can do to defend against these things. To stop this, you will need tyranny the likes of which will destroy everything the word "hacker" stands for. I presumed you cared at least a little about that since you're posting on Hacker News.
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:1L2ftSI...
ChatGPT's June update added support for "function calling", which in practice is structured data I/O marketed very poorly: https://openai.com/blog/function-calling-and-other-api-updat...

Here's an example of using structured data for better output control, lightly leveraging my Python package to reduce LoC: https://github.com/minimaxir/simpleaichat/blob/main/examples...
This is kind of a moot argument, semantic similarity is higher dimensionality than cosine similarity can capture.

If I'm using vectors for question/answer, then:

"What is a cat"

and

"What is a dog"

Should be more dissimilar than the documents answering either.

If I'm using it for FAQ filtering then they should be more similar.
Unfortunately, the legal system does not work in the abstract, and particularly for anti-capitalist policies the courts don’t look kindly to making up legal theories out of thin air.

Illinois is even more corrupt than Chicago.
Hm, that's an interesting thought which never occurred to me until now. I didn't know about the Austrian German expression, but paradicsom in Hungarian can mean either tomato or paradise! Please chime in if you're familiar with other languages of the Austro-Hungarian empire.

Edited to add: According to Wikipedia [0], the original Hungarian expression was also "apple of paradise," which then got shortened to just paradiscom. It also points out that the Italian pomodoro is literally "apple of gold." I guess the far-flung origins were thought of as paradisical...

[0] https://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradicsom_(n%C3%B6v%C3%A9nyfa...
Yeah, I think Uint8Array might've been a strong solution. But I've got the feeling this isn't the whole story. Unless the TSV is extremely wide, this alone feels a bit insignificant. I don't know the details so this is pure speculation, but using a transform stream on each row to split it up might've been enough to reduce memory pressure.

I've done a bit of data manipulation in node and while imo js is not the ideal language for the job, it can be very fast. Strings are hard though, I'll admit that
Note that some of these are technically loan words. I even made a similar mistake with my post about Japanese.
Great Feedback,

I really enjoy using minimal CSS frameworks and yes I delete all the images that were uploaded and generated after every hour.
Yeah, I look forward to getting sideloading and at the end of last year it seemed like apple was preparing to play nice, and there was rumours they would announce info at WWDC2023 and that it would be included in iOS17 (which would mean ahead of the required deadline).

But then the rumours stopped. Which made me come to the same conclusion as you.

And looking at previous examples of BigTech defying the spirit of directives, like how Google blatantly ignored the consent rules for GDPR for 3 years[1], I guess we will get proper working sideloading around 2027.

The only hope is that even if it’s hard and complicated, it will make things like AltStore work well enough that I can sideload a few things to fix the biggest annoyances in iOS.

[1] https://iapp.org/news/a/cnils-eprivacy-fines-reveal-potentia...
Key actionable info: use Firefox.

Completely immune from this and you don't need to worry that toggle will get mysteriously turn back on.
It's not. All parts are made to Porsche standards. Meaning.. Industrial standard parts - 1/porsche of a mm on all bemassungen.
There's no simplified definition like that, vectors can even capture logical properties, it's all down to what the model was tuned for: https://www.sbert.net/examples/training/nli/README.html
Could you give me an example of a "claim" I made ?
Drops increase the complexity of the game.
Also note they do not actually 'cash out' pay the companies in $. They get credits they can use for electricity consumption at a more grid convenient time.
You can’t have free market without regulation. The very beginnings of it were about guaranteeing a free market through the use of cannon.
This is the very definition of survivor bias. Just because being afraid of the dark used to be evolutionarily benefitial, doesn't mean we need to continue being afraid.
In many countries it is illegal to change anything with the vehicle without going through a homologation afterwards, unless the parts are already homologated. This happens because it affects security and can be a danger to others and you. The consequences can range from fines to the destruction of the car.
What is a wheel knob?
As I said talk with them.
They established this in Episode 1, when Qui-Gon talks about becoming "one with the force". It was implied to tie in with the Originals when the holograms of Obi-Wan and Anakin show up in the ending of ROTJ.

I'm not sure what changed with the fewer Force users thing in the new series shrug.
I mean, i assumed from context it was meant regulated in the way life-critical devices are regulated, since the mentioned industries like airlines that have elements that must apply with the regulations life-critical software has to be (e.g. full mc/dc test coverage and what not).

If the goal posts are being moved to regulated in any form, phones already meet this criteria as there exists regulations they are subject to.

So what regulation precisely did you have in mind and would it prevent the issue being discussed?
> Portuguese: Pregar ao convertido

This is really not a common expression.
Quality is of course subjective, but I'm questioning whether the audience scores on RT represent what the audience actually thought. Given how easy it is to game scores on such sites by review bombing, I'd take box office as a more reliable indicator or how real-world audiences actually liked the film.

Marketing can boost ticket sales, but there are plenty of examples of movies which flopped despite heavy marketing, just because the audiences didn't like the movie that much.

The ratings on RT and IMDB does not represent the average audience member.
There was no fuzzing for this exploit lmao they developed a rudimentary assembly language inside the hacked pdf encoder by meticulously choosing the exact 70,000 pixel maps that overwrote the write pointers. And that's after they got the overflow exploit giving them control of the encoder/emulator.
Copyright is not cooties. For something to be infringing it has to be beyond the de minimis threshold. It’s not enough to show that a copyrighted work influenced another work, there needs to be some substantial level of copying.

This music industry has been going through exactly this for the last few years and the courts have recognized that the creative process necessarily involves copying and that a small amount of copying is not infringement.
That's pretty cool, despite the price point, especially if it outputs 8bit tunes.
Oh there's no friction to stop a motivated non-tech-savvy user. Follow this instruction video to watch all movies free of charge! Click here, I will teach you how to save 30% on your Fortnite skins! Watch your cheating boyfriend with this forbidden app, easy 10-step guide!

I have no idea how my mom gets her computer spyware-infected throughout between my visits, impossible for me to prevent that. Best idea so far has been to get her an iPhone and an iPad.
It will be a domain nightmare - both .br and .bh are taken, but I guess .bharat is now a possibility?
But still it is big chunk of Europe.
It makes sense to think Wizards of the Coast when it comes to creating unlicensed physical media similar to what a company sells while also using their trademarks. A person could mess up and pick a ridiculously litigious company to do that with and invent a fine-tuned AI model that expedites getting sued by exuberant IP lawyers.
Part of the reason I am still on Android is because I can install and uninstall whatever I want, including stuff like Revanced.

I still love to have the battery and the "it just work" reliability from Apple though. Let see how this play out in the US. If Apple doesn't hobble it too much I might get an iPhone for my next phone.

Guaranteed it will have some catches though. I also wonder how much it would affect the security side since Apple devices have been pretty secure so far with its walled garden approach.
81dojo and Shogi club 24 are where most people play.
This really makes me reconsider buying an iPhone instead of some android phone in the future.

The only thing left is that jail-breaking an iPhone seems to be harder than rooting an android phone.
I always wondered if you can use midi capable pianos to play chiptunes, even emulated tunes if not actual 8bit.
Yeah and the Legal Basis will be something like “we need to track users to improve our services”
That’s a great suggestion. People could immediately see what they’re drawing!
Yes, nice! I didn't notice it before, my eyes jumped directly to summary/comments. No knock on the styling--it's great--I'm just reading in low light. In most cases the dehyped is as good or better. The worst post titles are short ones that assume familiarity with the content.

One thing that could make the comment summary better is if the prompt could be along the lines of "what do the comments add to the article" to avoid duplication of the summary.
Onomatopoeias don't really count.
I goodwill all that so ya keep it coming.
Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday night's alright.
They're pricing hot storage at $50/TB (not per month). That is definitely not AWS or anything like it.

On a per-month basis, the grossly exaggerated number is in the single thousands. The non-exaggerated number is down in the double digits.

$50/TB is a lowball if you want much of the data to be on SSDs, but taking an analysis server and stuffing in 20TB of SSD (plus RAID, plus room for growth) is a very small cost compared to repeated debugging sessions. Especially because the SSD has to deal with about 0.01 DWPD.
Using Julia as non-numerics/non-scientific systems language is not a good fit. So, not surprising you are not finding it as useful as Rust. JIT performance notwithstanding. As for Python, it is getting defaulted to any and every programming niche with predictably bad results.
Thanks for the reference! I don’t know this book but I’ll take a look!
The free market will always tend towards monopolies/duopolies/oligopolies - it's the most efficient way to make money, which is exactly what capitalism incentivises.

If you want to push for openness and transparency, you need strong government intervention and without a culture that pushes for it, it'll only get worse (see also right-to-repair).
Your precious Russia went from "we'll take Kyiv in 3 days" to, more than a year later, still being unable to achieve air superiority and fielding T-55 museum pieces as its soldiers eat moldy rations.

That is complete and utter incompetence from what everyone thought was a major global power.
But ERCOT is not running at max fossil fuel generation capacity at all times. [1]

Keeping industrial scale operations running is usually cheaper, safer and more efficient than turning them completely off. This is not like switching off a lightbulb. ERCOT is using these agreements so that they can smoothly ramp down and dial up generation capacity.

1: https://youtu.be/ElbdWMvI1ZE
In a strict "one question / one response" search, raw semantic search results are a great solution. And consumes far fewer tokens.

In conversational AI, providing search results appended to a long-memory context produces "human-like" results.
https://64.media.tumblr.com/d6de5bcddb77eae9d76d370e5f62bce7... the "paradise" area seems to roughly align with the extent of the Austro-Hungarian empire.
The problem is that crypto mining supports a floor on energy prices. If energy prices were allowed to go sufficiently negative, that would support a market for renewables storage and time-of-day arbitrage that would smooth the peaks.
That approach may work in short term but in long term you'd likely end up with unreadable and brittle code that is often still not as fast as it would be after the rewrite. You'd introduce additional complexity into your product to overcome limitations of the platform. And tricks like reusing objects can turn into really nasty bugs, especially in languages that don't come with any tools to control aliasing.
So you pay to maintain a more complicated system but get none of the benefits
I thought of it as "it has been known to the public for 0 days". Basically it has been publicly unknown before.
You mean the guy who created JavaScript and Mozilla?
This discussion will end here: Everything we consume (even if you are vegetarian) is a living being with its own proper DNA.

That's really how this world works. Except for plants, all other beings are consuming other beings.
Yes, and that's a problem. Structuring society around capital acquisition is unhealthy for the social body, much as structuring a diet around sugar and complex carbohydrates is a fast route to diabetes. Dysfunctional as drug addicts are, obsession with money can be equally pathological.
Not 100% sure but just defining those variables outside the loop might have solved.
Latest versions of Docker cause memory leak in MySQL 5.7
We updated docker recently and got really high RAM usage in the integration tests.

Atop shows that MySQL eats 20GB for no reason. All mysql server metrics was okey.

This problem was really painful to debug, since we thought “how docker can even affect how mysqld use memory, it might be something else”

Related:
https://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=96525

https://github.com/docker-library/mysql/issues/579

https://www.mail-archive.com/ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com/ms...

https://github.com/moby/moby/issues/44547#issuecomment-13340...
I don't doubt that Apple sells a lot of iPhones to rich western European countries. But, uh, I gotta call the quality of data from that website into question when it shows North Korea as having 99% iPhone share ;)
You clearly didn't read anything I cited. It supports exactly what I wrote, read more than the title and in two cases more than abstract. Unless you think children are marrying older man in these countries (Africa and Asia) because they are in love with them and it's just a coincidence that their economical situations improves (as shown in the papers I linked). And I only provided child marriages because intent is the most obvious one. But you can also look at Chinese where 55% males that have university education mary woman without it. Then look at almost fully patriarchal countries in Africa and Asia where men is providing food on the table. In 18 countries woman can't even get a job without men permission. When I was in SEA all of this was a common knowledge, especially in more rural areas.
That’s actually encouraging. I haven’t followed as closely since I moved out a decade ago.