skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> but that's not the comparison to make

It is one a lot of people make, also... you make that comparison literally one line down.
OK. Also, I can see how a patient might neglect to consider the hypothesis that he must pace mental work as well as physical work.
Congrats to the team! Love using Remix.
To OP's point, would be interesting to have an option to filter out junk food.
Not sure what you mean by "most of the finance world", but in forex trading the EUR/USD rate is denominated exactly as in this file - 1.066 for today and not the inverse 0.094.
I know this file too, I was one of them.
Of all the data sources we used, it was the best to work with.
The comment I replied to was stating that if alien vehicles visited Earth then the military would be aware of it, with the implicit assumption that if the military was aware of UAPs then the it would inform the public.

My counterargument is that if the military detected UAPs then they would have both a strong incentive not to inform the public and the means to keep it secret. Thus the (public) absence of (military) evidence is not evidence of absence.

Happy to address any other misunderstandings.
> They must think the average game developer has no business sense whatsoever.

Any game whose monetization strategy is "ads" is uniformly trash-quality shovelware. They're not here for the long haul, they're here to optimize short-term profit and dump as much garbage on the app store as they can.
>use it to make huge, low-yield chips and charge a small fortune for them, you can get some performance advantages.

1. It is not huge, by CPU Core or by SoC Die Space.

2. It is not low-yield either.

3. Comparatively speaking, what Apple include their SoC as BOM / COGS isn't anywhere as high as Qualcomm charges, hardly a small fortune.

4. It is performing close but at a much lower wattage. That is not just coming from a node advancement but mostly microarchitecture.
I use DigiKam, it is far less crashy than it used to be, but it's not as good as Picassa was.
I think they should be based on guidelines that take into consideration the damage the company did, irrespective of the amount of money they make or have in the bank. That's how it works for the likes of you and me.
> toiling in the software mines

Cute phrase, though maybe you can spend some time working in the mines. Most all trades are hiring. It's enlightening how different life/culture/America is, particularly underground.
It's also bad for publishing (they now use the term too, anyways) all (I mean really like ALL of thoose tech savy people store their data in plaintext on someone computer, they not know what this thing does. there are many thousand on one instance. which disappears. maybe they where ethical people had no dirtmoney, couldn't exchange information to currency to pay the hoster.. I don't know. But you can get banned pretty quickly. Even when talking in private, a mod can decide it's creepy and ban you. they still have the data. you no access to your audience.
Once your comment has a reply, please don't edit it in a way that removes the context for readers! Instead, it's fine to add something to the end preceded by "Edit:" or similar.
The latter. Nobody believes you hover until you hold up a that says "Egads!"

But a teacher complained he had to explain you keep moving laterally if you run off a cliff instead of falling straight down.
Comments moved to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37520079, since that's much the same topic and still on the front page
They removed inaccurate books.

I don't know about you, but Harry Potter and The Hunger Games are the most accurate books I've read in 20 years.
I also find the Lidl Ginger Nut biscuits are vastly superior to the McVities ones, which taste burnt. I don't understand why McVities aren't better.
So a friend of yours told you that Pelosi accepted insider information to make a bundle and both you and your friend did nothing about it? Are you aware that the SEC will reward you for such information assuming it is true?
Gosh I love linux/root.

I havent needed it on recent androids due to WFH and spending more time on my laptop, but back when I was flying more for work, I was much more into my phone.

Cant remember if it was my motorolla or nexus, but I felt like I had a full fledged laptop in my pocket back then.

Meanwhile, one of the straws that broke the camels back for Windows was the insane difficulty/impossibility of remove bloatware/malware that comes preinstalled with windows 11. In 2023, its mind boggling to think you have easier access to modify a cellphone OS than a desktop OS.
This is about how to determine what is more fit for what you are doing.
A lot of people resent how sneaky shrinkflation feels.

Manufacturers would gladly boast about increasing the size of their product if they did so, but do everything they can to hide when they've shrunk it.

Manipulative tricks like oddly shaped packaging or plastic fillers to take up the space that was previously product are examples of why people hate shrinkflation.

If something goes up in price but the quantity and quality stayed the same, people wouldn't feel like they're being tricked.
So? No reason not to royally fine them. Because it isn't just about this particular action, it is also about all the other abuses, past and present.
If he gets shot, will you wish you had fenced the property?

> a dog that likes to roll in dead fish and coyote shit

that is like every normal dog, at least I know exactly what you describe!
Too bad they didn’t have this level of concern for Afghan translators and other people who helped them who were left to fend for themselves when the Taliban took over.
There is audio books, games going for a walk.

I mean he is competing with not just other streaming services but everything i could spend my attention on. My attention is the scares resource here, not content.
McKinsey sells the "idea" that they're experts that know what they're doing, rather than actually doing a good job.
In this case Ireland will collect but this is on behalf of the entire EU. Where does it go after?
Last resort? Nah, minor inconvenience and I’ll go back to sailing.
Is in this in the context of web scraping? Or like in literal text/prose?
I am being an asshole, yes. You seemed pointlessly aggressive.

I cited both the judicial ruling, the Paramount decrees, and the lawsuit from Scarlett johansenns contract, and the easily observed trends of how things are changing.
> That sounds like an anecdote from the time before SSDs.

Yes, I stated "regular hard drives" :)
I don't know, but this is terrible news for us users who wasted their time customizing their desktop experience...most extensions will never be ported. I'm blocking gnome usergroup updates for now and when I am less angry I'll do damage control...
My humanGPT hallucination on the situation would be that because Unity is proprietary and Godot is open source, Unity runtime would be less diverse and more stable. How much of this is correct, I don't know though.
Of course it’s peak. The A series are notorious for throttling.
wow, what a spiteful, judgemental message. people always beat their children to discipline, so should we keep that relic from the past even though we know better? a cat indoors is not miserable; rather you lack creativity to get it the stimulus it needs in a way that doesn't thrust the problems of an outdoor cat onto your local community. outdoor cats are for people who like the idea of having a pet, but don't want all the responsibility to take care of it and instead relies on the local environment to provide it with all of its needs. you force non-cat owners to subsidize outdoor cat ownership. y'all are a draw on our society holding onto this idea cats need to be outdoors b/c you have a naive view of what is "natural". you think your cat is being in nature, but it's more akin to a state-sponsored killer. you think wild animals get the benefit of having a guaranteed source of food, shelter, and disease prevention?
Nice one. Have you thought of stripping the text of words which do not contribute much to the meaning of a sentence? This way you could squeeze the context window even more.

I have written some stories myself, with the help of GPT, i will try to parse my stories with your method. It is very interesting.

As a side note, GPT is definitely not a toy. I use it for coding, it is great! I use it to write command line apps, which do some simple data manipulation, some more complex than others, but in the order of hundreds of lines of code. They work flawlessly, without me writing even a single line of code.
France is becoming less and less democratic, and more akin to an authoritarian regime, similar to what you would see in Singapore or Russia.

France was already on the top of the list for the countries banning content on Twitter[0], it recently passed a law allowing to use smartphone backdoors to spy on everyone (including lawyers).

A particularly infuriating evolution is the current push to require citizens to ask the permission to organize protests, and prosecute those who do not comply. For the record, this is textbook what Putin does to harass political opponents.

So currently, state-affiliated media will often talk about an "illegal protest", while everyone should know that protesting is free and doesn't require any permission. Actually, an authoritarian party coming to power today would have to change very little things to assert a full grip on the French society.

[0]:https://www.fastcompany.com/4032890/turkey-and-france-top-th...
It's also a shamefully clickbait title.

When the general public sees "radiation" they think ionizing radiation, and Bloomberg damn well knows it.
It's hardly surprising that a LLM trained on thousands of texts relating to these objects would give more interesting answers than the average human.

How is this a sign of creative thinking?
It is easy, all you need to do is be a member of the executive class.
Good thing it was the CIA, ATF would have just shot them dead
They really should have trialed this pricing structure as opt-in and then slowly rolled out (if at all) instead of wholesale shoveling it on everyone with a quarter's notice.
There are other forms of "perpetual motion" energy in physics:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero-point_energy
By whom?

I guess as a tabletop RPG you can run some sort of hyperrealistic variant of D&D, but at its core it's got a few to many talking swords for that sort of thing.
exactly. what a weird PR campaign.
I'm worried that the process of creative destruction will be halted through a federal bailout.
What a great filter that must be!
They wouldn’t feel tricked, but then they’d be pissed off at the rising prices, which affects their ability to enjoy the product.

If someone sells you a bag of chips but they’ve already eaten two of the chips, your enjoyment of the bag will still be the same as if you had the whole bag. If they reveal that fact to you though, then your experience will be soured.

This is for the consumer’s own benefit.
I bet some people are disappointed the reactions here are so negative, but you shouldn't be. I think it's warranted considering what the CIA has also done in the middle east.
I tried this app for a while, and there's definitely some rough edges. My partner's phone was much quicker in recognizing plants and flowers, so after a while I gave up and we just used her phone instead.

And then there's the issue of many plants being slightly mis-identified, many really common flowers being incorrectly identified. I don't really know how people get remotely close to wild animals to identify them, I had no luck with animal life with this and after a while I started mistrusting its results and cross referencing with google lens anyway.
Tell that to my former manager.
There's different kinds of ahistoricity that you can complain about. I'm far less bothered than the author about the way AC works (although the end result that everyone ends up around the same AC does raise an eyebrow to me), for example. But the opposite spectrum is introducing something like studded leather armor which is... why? It's an armor type that doesn't exist and that makes no sense [1], so it's not even a "well, in a fantastical setting, it might make sense" sort of scenario.

The other issue is that this kind of fantasy is often the way by which people learn about history. This means that when fantasy engages in very ahistorical treatments of things with potential historical analogues, people will assume that the fantasy treatment is realistic. This definitely applies to armor--people will look at the armor types in a fantasy game and assume they're at least broadly reflective of how armor in Medieval Europe worked, since it's not overtly coded in fantasy unless it's explicitly dragonskin or something like that. So when DnD is treating leather in a completely different way from how it normally works... that's a constant canard that historians are continuously having to try to rebut (much like myths about full plate meaningfully restricting movement).

[1] Just to remind you, studded leather is a misinterpretation of images depicting something like brigandine armor. In brigandine, the apparent studs have value--they're the attachment points for metal plates. But the entire point of studded leather as an in-universe armor type is that it doesn't contain these metal plates, so the studs serve no purpose.
That's on him though. And 'given away'? As if the consumers that pay for access are getting that for free. If the CFO of Warner Bros. can't be bothered to read the contracts before signing them that's really his problem, not the problem of either the counterparty (the streaming services) or the general public.
yup, checkout the anime "goblin slayer" if you want an idea of realistic humans fighting as realistic humans in a fantasy setting. warning: shit gets dark
We have two separate salt-taste systems
Have you ever seen an example of a computer not taking input to do something?
Shame, Chaos Rings trilogy was 2/3 games out by that time and excellent premium games. Stardew Valley would come a few years later. Infinity Blade would also have been a spectacle if you were on IOS. And of course, various console ports. 2012 was probably the peak of premium mobile games for me.

>Also, they made their blood money on Asian markets not here.

sure, but Asia took a while to adapt to mobile as well. Tencent and Netease were still riding out the flash Web hype with stuff like MapleStory and Dungeon Fighter in the very early 2010's. Think it was also the tail end of MMOs too.
Ya all those millionaires comic book artists - you're totally out of touch with what marvel and DC are paying.
Discord has the most infuriating search I've ever seen. It's fuzzy by default and you can't turn the fuzziness off - there's no way to search for a literal phrase, or even a literal word.
Don't forget South America. The CIA is a scourge to the world
If you are providing parts to an authorized service center you also have to provide parts for third party service centers. I think if your product isn't designed to be serviced then you're safe.

I had the same reaction, and had to go read the text of the law.
Who is making money with shopping cart-style downloads?
Show me a computer that does not need input, and I might believe I'm simply coping.
There are ways to bypass any of these restrictions imposed by the Android system, even if they were real. Android ships with eBPF, so you just need root.

https://github.com/gojue/ecapture
Both. Although „prose“ in this case means tightly described cargo manifests.
That's REALLY cool.

I remember reading that the Maple bus used by Dreamcast's peripherals was pretty similar to USB in a lot of ways, and wondering why they didn't just use USB?

I definitely would not say this about all of Sega's hardware engineering efforts (I'm staring at you, Saturn) but the Dreamcast seemed like such a nicely engineered piece of equipment that I have always given Sega the benefit of the doubt. I assume there was an adequate reason: lower latency, cost, profits, quality control, licensing, etc. Or perhaps USB just wasn't mature enough - it was released in 1996 and Dreamcast design was probably already underway.

But, I've never seen an official explanation.
I fail to see the link between 'increasing streaming prices' and 'reduce churn'. Usually it is the opposite.
Looks like you get way more of a SAR rating in your head from a typical MRI: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Specific_absorption_rate#MRI_s...

Of course it should be mentioned that you're not usually in an MRI machine multiple times a day.
> I don't understand why McVities aren't better.

People pay McVities to brainwash them in to thinking they're better, so they don't need to be better LOL
I like playing on real hardware whenever possible, but I dunno what it was about the Dreamcast. I've had three units die on me so far. Emulation is pretty much my only route left at this point, unless Sega ever gets around to releasing a Dreamcast Classic.
> How much has this moved the needle on chrome's browser share?

It depends on your timescale. Early adopters are already shifting away from it. I don't expect these effects to be immediate, but do you expect that everyone will still be using Chrome in 10 years? 20? 30? The same can be said of search. Early adopters are already using ChatGPT for many queries.
Unity, Unreal, and friends have these similar problems: the console SDK isn't open and may require porting work to integrate with the engine.

The difference is that lots of Unity and Unreal developers go through the trouble to do this.
Ruslan Salakhutdinov: Why Stay in Academia Instead of AI Industry
The D&D cosmology is bonkers too. Every solar system exists inside its own separate "crystal sphere" which floats in the chaotic fiery substance called phlogiston that fills the universe. There's a hundred different dimensions and planes of existence. Gods exist in some crystal spheres, but not in others. There's an "astral plane" where time doesn't exist, but somehow creatures there can still move around, but they don't age.

It makes no sense, and it doesn't have to. It's all just for fun. D&D is a huge mishmash of all the ancient mythologies and folk tales, plus a bunch of modern ones invented just for the game.
Agreed, many issues with Bard, though I've had a better experience working with the underlying PaLM 2 directly.

Even given all of its faults, have you found a better LLM than Bard that can incorporate current events? Because for my purposes, Bing chat has been far more faulty than Bard.
I love minecraft so much, that I wonder if this is the right avenue to take for the future. (Maybe its a fun project for them, I'm not criticizing the authors) If you code a replica, can you get sued from M$? I feel like I've seen similar happen to Nintendo replicas.

I'm so afraid of M$ and what they will do to Minecraft. I have seen the open source variants that give me some uncanny valley feelings, but I imagine this is the long term solution.

In a different life or when we achieve post scarcity, I'd love to contribute to one of these.
Lol. Tell me you never had to parse CSV files without telling me.

CSV files can be a nightmare to work with depending where they come from and various liberties that were taken when generating the file or reading the file.

Use a goddam battle tested library people and don't reinvent the wheel. /oldman rant over
looool for real? I need to check it out.
It's crazy.... depending on country as well can be an issue. My buddy in the Netherlands was telling me how difficult it is to talk to a therapist there. Wild.
> Honestly based on what I understand of science right now the biggest way generative AI could help advanced things is by assisting in the writing of grant applications faster.

Yeah, and then the funding agencies summarize the applications by running them through an LLM.
Navigating a Map with a LLM
This is small test to check if chatGPT has navigation skills (it didn't go too well):

prompt:
help me navigate a map

a . . . .

- - - - .

. . b . .

I start at a. I need to go to b.
- represents walls
. represents empty spaces
Replace the steps that I should take with a "x"

response:
To navigate from point A to point B on the map you provided, avoiding the walls, you can take the following steps:

1. Move right (→) from A:

```

A x . . .

- - - - .

. . b . .

```

2. Move right (→) again:
```

A . x . .

- - - - .

. . b . .

```

3. Move right (→) again:
```

A . . x .

- - - - .

. . b . .

```

4. Move down (↓) to reach B:
```

A . . . .

- - - - .

. . x . .

```

You have successfully navigated from point A to point B, avoiding the walls.
iOS 17 is basically doing that: https://www.macrumors.com/guide/ios-17-keyboard/
the choice as you say it's not between kellogs vs aldi cereals. But between highly processed and industrially produced crap and organic high quality raw foods. I personally don't buy any of the products on this list. But for a lot of people, there isn't a lot of choice but to go to a discount because that's literally only thing they can afford unfortunately.
Go ahead and raise prices. These things will work themselves out. There is no shortage of options for consumers' attention: other streaming services, TikTok, video games, the entire outside world.
That is literally from the godot site.

https://docs.godotengine.org/en/3.0/tutorials/platform/conso...
It retroactively adds liability to products that were already sold. That definitely feels heavy to me.
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At home, I am still on my 2015 MacBook Pro. The only thing I wished had done with going with 16GB Memory instead of 8GB. Surprisingly Chrome and Firefox does far better with many tabs. While Safari constantly for one reason or another reload every single in-active tabs which causes insane memory paging.

Other than that, I can see it run for at least another 3-4 years if not longer.

And it is still faster than my brand new 2023 Windows PC I have at work due to all the security shit they put on it.
I just can't see it happening - I wasn't meaning financial acquisition per se, it could be internally circulated fork a la closed-source Linux Kernel on embedded devices, and Chinese games developers/publishers seem - albeit just impression, to have better vertical integration and open minds toward pulling it, whereas Japanese companies have bad track records on shared codebases.
On single-core workloads?
Or all the service (err, "contract") dogs abandoned in cages in Afghanistan.

It was gross seeing that "fact checked" at the time as false because they were "contract" dogs instead of official service dogs. They still left them...
> Isn't the scenario here that if I have a member of my family that commits a particular crime then I have to fear the consequence?
> Thus I should fear having children, stupid siblings, or parents who go off the deep end

Interestingly, the culture that I am familiar with that has family punishment (see my other post in this thread) is also a culture that encourages many children. I could see how such things go hand in hand, for instance it puts a heavy burden on the family to ensure that they raise their children to respect society.
Not sure about the Dreamcast but with the GameCube I noticed the latency between plugging in a new controller and having the system respond to it is practically instantaneous.

Much, much faster than USB.
> Takata and others are concerned about a seemingly inconsistent approach to a new equity-based book weeding process implemented by the Peel District School Board last spring.

> book weeding

Because 'book burning' sounds bad, they decided to deracinate the books instead.