skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah, sounds like a bunch of tech gobbledigook. I guess it’s written for the users of these services, and they know what all this jargon means.
Solution was here to change the DNS to 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4, this has worked reliably for the past years
Tailscale has Mullvad integration now, so it can be used that way too
So the decision for slow interop is caused by choosing to have parity between GDScript and C# because the former forces the types to be heap-allocated...and community might dislike a performance-friendly change which will break the parity in favour of C#.

To be honest, if Godot embraces it becoming the Noah's Ark for Unity developers and prioritizes C# over GDScript to improve performance, it could be good both for Godot and C# ecosystems, and more emphasis on the ability to use very rich selection of libraries written for .NET would not hurt either.
How do we...

I'm not entirely sure how to word this question.

How do we make sure that most of the people we talk to are at least humans if not necessarily the person we expect them to be? And I'm not saying that like a cartoonish bad guy in a movie who hates artificial intelligence and augmented humans.

How do I not get inundated by AI that's good at trolling. How do I keep the social groups I belong to from being trolled?

These questions keep drawing me back to the concept of Web of Trust we tried to build with PGP for privacy reasons. Unless I've solicited it, I really only want to talk to entities that pass a Turing Test. I'd also like it if someone actively breaking the law online were actually affected by the deterrence of law enforcement, instead of being labeled a glitch or a bug in software that can't be arrested, or even detained.

It feels like I want to talk to people I know to be human (friends, famous people - who might actually be interns posing as their boss online), and people they know to be human, and people those people suspect to be human.

I have long term plans to set up a Wiki for a hobby of mine, and I keep getting wrapped around the axle trying to figure out how to keep signup from being oppressive and keep bots from turning me into an SEO farm.
We were sharing lots of 3-7MB files peer-to-peer at the time :D Napster, Limewire, Audiogalaxy, etc. Plenty of public FTP sites all over the place as well.

Even in the late 90s, 128kbps ISDN connections were not unheard of, and 256kbps DSL was rolling out as well.
Nobody suggested that Godot was on par with Unity. The hope is that resources get diverted away from Unity towards Godot so that it can develop into a top-notch game engine. It's time to stop waiting and start working on Godot.
I think the jury is still out on whether an LLM produces ideas any more or less unique than most humans. :)
Because that's where the businesses and business connections are. It's sort of a chicken-and-egg problem. NYC & SV are successful business hubs because they are successful business hubs. Sure, they both had to start somewhere, there's no guarantee of their continued dominance, and that's not to say other business hubs can't come into their own, but it's going to be an uphill battle for new locales wanting to attract talent.

The pandemic & work-from-home made people realize that these hubs aren't really as crucial to business success as people thought they were, but there's still a lot of institutional inertia (not to mention shitty companies requiring employees to return to office for no real reason aside from managerial power trips).
The idea is that you host all your pirated media from home, e.g. on a NAS running Plex or Jellyfin, and your home server can stream any of your media to any device (including transcoding it to best fit the device and connection).

Tailscale isn't particularly useful for acquiring the pirated media in the first place, of course.
> And a very corrupted government and no rule of law.

Claim without evidence. Let’s throw in a bit of whataboutism- have you seen how improbably good pelosi’s stock market trades are? Almost like she’s insider trading.

> Also declining population and worsening education.

Population seems to be more or less in line with the rest of the world, and likely better once you factor for immigration.

“In 2014 the Pearson/Economist Intelligence Unit rated Russia's education as the 8th-best in Europe and the 13th-best in the world”

“In 2016 the US company Bloomberg rated Russia's higher education as the third-best in the world”

I mean really. I get that we all have biases, but lying about such easily verifiable things is pathetic, even for the average anti-Russian propaganda shill.
I have no idea how to interpret this comment.

In the first part you are mocking "sentient" house prices, but then in the second part you explain how house prices are "sentient".

Surely you put together that making more money results in a "values shift", correct?
JavaScript is fast because it is used by every person every day, so lots of smart people from big companies put lots of thought how to make it fast, and I still get a feeling of overwhelming anger when browsing the new web Reddit on a 4-years old phone. Godot is a game engine supported by a community (not big companies).

They are not really comparable. And sometimes, there are still performance ceilings imposed by a nature of the tool.
The quote just meant a lower tier for the Premium service, not removing the ability to use the site for free.
This is an astoundingly bad take. Surely you aren't trying to suggest that original, factual, human-authored content has no more inherent value than randomly generated nonsense?
explains the CouchDB Book from OReily from that time.
But money would not disappear, money would go into universities and education! It will fund new campuses, research, stipends...

Imagine how many students from Africa could study at US universities, if all student loans were repaid. That could really restart economy!

Government has good ways to collect money. For child support debt it can confiscate driving license, passport, throw people into jail... Or even prevent people from quiting their jobs! University educated people have money!
It's kinda a VPN.

Tailscale on its own is a mesh network that allows your devices to communicate (in a VPN, technically, yes) between themselves.

If you have an exit node, then you can route your traffic to that exit node in the way most people think of a VPN.

It also has Mullvad integration, providing Mullvad servers as exit nodes.

If you use an exit node, then its functionally equivalent to a VPN with fancy features.
Parent is correct generally speaking. It's not that the prices are sentient, it's that sellers (of anything) are always charging as much as they can for their house and not a dollar less. If everybody suddenly has an extra 10K, the seller will notice that through an increase in bids for their house at price X, and a single surviving bid at price X+10K (the person who would have bought the house at X before everybody got the 10K). The option for the person who has X+10K would be to lose the bid, but they know they would face stiff competition at X for their next purchase attempt, thus they will eventually accept the higher price given that they have the money.

Of course, this is an oversimplification. But looking at the market as a whole, the more money people have to spend, the more you can charge for the house.
Pretty sure that's accounted for, based on this paragraph: "The study found that remote workers’ non-work travel increased, with more driving and more flying. You said that homes were not always optimised for decarbonisation, in terms of using renewable energy and the efficiency of appliances, and there were some scale-related energy savings. For instance, a small home printer is likely to be less energy efficient than an office printer."

Still up to half as much emissions when working from home, even taking that into consideration.
In the UK in the 1990s, all landlines phone numbers were prefixed with a 1, to create space for mobile phones and do on.

Other changes were made in the early days, like the introduction of dialing, then long distance dialing.
This is a solid point. I was at Mesa Verde, the national park with the cliff dwellings. Apparently the people who lived there just up and left, well before Columbus showed up on the other side of the continent. One theory is that the current Hopi people are their descendants.

It's pretty clear that bad things happen, even when white people aren't around.
They can if they want to, using the standard SQLite lib or their own implementation.
Can't we all just get along...
I wonder if that means the Feds made a phone call to Jeff on his private line and said we need to have a little chat.

We can track money laundering when there are X fake books. We can't when there are 10X fake books.
Modern ejection systems are zero-zero systems designed to allow ejection at zero speed and zero altitude which means that the aircraft may not have enough energy to successfuly destroy sensitive components across the full ejection envelope.

Why not rig it with explosives around the sensitive components and avoid the messy endeavor of trying to orient the plane for maximum destruction after ejection when that is likely to be unreliable at best?
That why it seems slow- if you want the gun to fire in act 2, you have to show it in act 1.
You'd hate the F-104, which killed 116 pilots while in German service, which is the kind of casualty rate you'd expect from actual war, not training. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_F-104_Starfighter#Wes...
True, but of course if you already have a media server, it can almost certainly already act as a Tailscale exit node.
Turn off watch history for that fresh homepage feeling?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37157835
2023’s Happiest States in America
Superego is what you are supposed to do, id is what you want, and ego is where they meet in the middle.

If you are identifying with the superego, maybe you are in a situation where you more "have to"s than "want to"s?
A handful of cultures exist where polyandry is practiced, mostly contemporarily as a side effect of a paucity of women, and the woman is treated as a shared property amongst the men who also sleep with other women at the same time (North Eastern India, parts of Thailand, a couple of Native American tribes)
musk isn’t the one benefitting the most from this.
Ugh. I hate the, "You're not a customer yet so our CRM system won't let me talk to you."

And what happens when my problem is that your system won't let me place an order?
I was told publishers dont promote a good book anymore these days. They ask how many instagram followers do you have?

Maybe the self-publishing and BoD will decline in the long term due to ML white noise and publishers are a sign of quality again.
This doesn't mean you should look for a trouble and not prevent potential problems with better coordination / planning and carefully weighting the pros / cons of a particular decision. Merge conflicts and huge refactorings can sometimes have nasty consequences in a form of huge release delays, bugs and inconstancies surviving for months and even years after the "stable" release.

Would you be happy if someone asked you to merge 3 long lived branches, the first one being a complete UI redesign, the second one complete UI translation and the third one - complete refactoring? Maybe I am exaggerating but sometimes I have experienced things that were not very far from that.
JavaScript is very fast if you want/need it to be. Emscripten/asm.js approach is in the same category as native for example. Your simple code won't be too fast, but not all code needs to be.

Also, have you heard of JavaOS? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/JavaOS
> Riding the academy game (plants must be sentient now, just because this is where the money is now), pure luck (moving more of the better genetics to one group just by random), cherry picking (The experiment results were publishable the 49th time) or giving your greyhound a helping hand (and faking the results). Choose one, there are much more other coming.

In other words, "they are liars," "they did not account for genetics and there just happened to be mutations that killed samples in one group," "they are liars," or "they are liars." To your credit, point 2 could have very well happened and I can't seem to find an actual citation in the article to determine that it didn't, but I dislike your reasons to doubt them on all other points. You could hardly trust anything at all following that logic.

Not to say that I doubt your experience. They certainly didn't test every plant in existence under every possible condition. I am certain that their results don't apply to everything.
Thank you for your contributions. Am I correct that you are asserting there are substantial numbers of practicing psychologists that literally and absolutely believe inner structures of the brain are unchanged over hundreds of millions of years, and they can and will be reached by this paper?

If anyone doesn't understand "All models are wrong, but some are useful" I don't know if you'll reach them with this paper.

Maybe it needs to be said. It's possible the most useful papers are those that assert obvious things in ways that refute our basic models so we can see things differently. It's also possible this is a clickbait paper that isn't saying anything new, just trying to be controversial.
For highly regulated workloads, would it be possible to have a self-hosted version that is supported?
Disclaimer: I'm one of the founders of HyperDX (we're on HN today too!)

I think it depends if you're just looking at price or other factors as well, I'd say the incumbents would be Grafana or Elastic. Though they both have a bit of their pitfalls - Grafana Loki doesn't handle high-cardinality search well (ex. search by ID) versus Elastic is super heavy to have self-hosted and involve some manual schema management. Though they're both very mature offerings and can likely flex to arbitrary workloads.

On the other side of things I'd say Signoz or HyperDX (what we're building) can work as well, though again each tool has its set of UX tradeoffs it's made so far and it really depends on what workflows you care for the most.
> the worst part is that it’s impossible to distinguish it from real human output

Doesn't that make human content look bad in the first place?

If we can't distinguish a Python book written by a human engineer or by ChatGPT, how can we demonstrate objectively that the machine-generated one is so much worse?
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It's been obvious that Musk and whoever is left at X is completely inept at dealing with the problem

Almost every day there's a new like/list spam bot, often with the "verified" mark
Open data is dead, long live open data! https://radiant.earth/blog/2023/05/we-dont-talk-about-open-d...

Open data is undeniably a good and important thing, but a lot of people have stumbled thinking that merely making data open would make data useful. It's time to focus on creating useful data products, some of which will be made available under an open license, some of which will not.
This is only a problem for someone terminally online. The vast majority of people talk to their friends and coworkers in person.
Change your DNS - Cloudflare and archive.today do not play nice - (think, David vs Goliath) - Take Control of your DNS Search;

2023:'public-dns'

-- You may also try an archive.today mirror; - However, changing your DNS is the answer to this problem.

https://archive.is/06Gsa - https://archive.ph/06Gsa - https://archive.vn/06Gsa - https://archive.md/06Gsa - https://archive.li/06Gsa

https://archive.fo/06Gsa - https://archive.today/06Gsa - It Takes Two Too Trouble!

> When Two Grown Men engage in a Pissing Competition, We All See they're DICKS!

Pissing Contest : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pissing_contest
Court Holds Use of Industry Standards Incorporated into Law Is Fair Use
I'm surprised I haven't heard this argument more. It's an absurd amount of javascript.[0] I'd think the effect on battery life would be at least as important to many people as the bandwidth of loading it.

[0] Just checked, and I get 8.22Mb of heavily compressed JS to load Gmail!
It's a distinction made in a top comment in this thread, close friends being ones you show vulnerability to. Just referencing that.
Define slow. JS is plenty fast for a dynamic language.
Using ChatGPT to Screen Candidates Resumes as a Recruiter [video]
Nope, still not a reason. The way you handle it, is you have the kid take out the loan. Then you pay off the amount if the semester was successfully completed. This provides them freedom and autonomy to learn and be responsible. It also provides them with credit history.
Visited Subway for the first time in ~10 years.

Growing up their jingle was "$5 foot long" (this lasted til 2011 or so?). I figured there was no way a $5 price held, but I did not expect it to have almost tripled.
It's a lot clunkier than Unreal. You'll have to build a .so/.dll using scons or cmake (good luck finding a CMakeLists.txt that actually works) and you have to register all types manually. You will also not be able to work around the issues with the APIs mentioned in the article around dictionaries AFAIK. There is no header tool and no autogenerated code for your classes. Oh, and reloading the DLL on Windows requires an editor restart. Plus I haven't found a good way to debug load failures either apart from starting the editor from a console window.

I ended up sticking to GDScript in the end, but the typing system is very basic and the code can get very messy quickly. Plus, as far as I could tell, there is a race condition between signals and the process function, but I need to debug that more thoroughly to be sure.
Cool background - Derek created CDBaby back in the day.

Cool dude. Check out his interview on the Tim Ferris podcast for context on why you might want the tech independence this script enables
I've only briefly played around with Godot, but how does one get type-assisted autocomplete on variables and methods? Is there a type-hinting for the IDE? Kind of broke it for me. Maybe I should've tried C#.
I interned in Phoenix this summer. It was amazing to me how many elementary schools would fill their soccer/football fields to the point where they were literally flooding the glass. I saw it happen on a monthly basis, likely to preserve what little greenery they did have. But it just struck me as insanely wasteful. 110+ degree heat almost every day and fields were DROWNING in water...

I think the people in Arizona need to have a more honest conversation about how to limit water use. They're a little better off since they don't rely on the Colorado river, but their reserves are slowly going away. I hope they can figure out something soon.
you mean f# active patterns?
It's on the front page of the app, the company behind this (DeploySentinel) is YC backed: https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/deploysentinel. The original product seems like some kind of CI tool.

Interestingly, it seems like "HyperDX" might've been part of their original product offering that they decided to open source--their main website (https://www.deploysentinel.com) doesn't include any references to "HyperDX for CI" in May of 2023: https://web.archive.org/web/20230321102146/https://www.deplo.... Seems like they're pivoting to metrics? Even more of a reason to be weary about this.
No not at all, I'm not sure why you would even think that.
Stability AI, gunning for a hit, launches an AI-powered music generator
Looks cool, for shorter stints. Also heard of "poorer" folks using a cruise to help focus on a hard project.

However I always wondered what these ships do when a big storm blows thru? Or is possible to (almost) always avoid them?
I was surprised to discover this use case. It's a little scary to imagine that resumes may eventually need to be optimized for LLMs.
I use VirusTotal’s sandboxing tools/reports and graphs for this kind of thing, and their free API limits are suitable for many needs, although there are limits to individual upload size in the tens of MB on the web, which are somewhat higher if using CLI iirc, but not by much. I think their paid offerings may raise these upload size limits.
Absolutely! You can either self-host the OSS version today, or chat with us (mike@hyperdx.io) directly if you need a managed on-prem solution or any other custom requirements depending on your deployment.
Not really. In theory it means your compiler might never terminate... that does not usually happen.
If your ISP doesn't support IPv6 today, you should have switched to a competent ISP years ago.
First time I’m hearing this theory. Could you elaborate?
Another option is to explicitly start in read-only mode (modification buttons hidden / grayed out, some distinct mode indicator "Viewing Document" next to a button to "Start Editing", etc), and when the user chooses then switch into autosave mode. At this point many users are used to autosave and don't pay due attention to the document saved state. With Microsoft Windows' habit of rebooting your system overnight without your explicit permission, I'm concerned that this might lead to a lot of lost work.
Plan9 tried to "remedy this".

But in reality a file is not a good abstraction for an internet socket. The ACLs would in essence spell out firewall rules. Because the bigger question is where can it connect to than "user" that is connecting.

That's why this is done on the level of kernel networking, where kernel knows what process is trying to open a socket and can firewall it.
https://archive.is/Bxxz8 - https://archive.ph/Bxxz8 - https://archive.vn/Bxxz8 - https://archive.md/Bxxz8
No, you are right, it's a new term I made up. The idea is that I see this as a RAD tool (for non-programmers). So you would have this app open all the time and it would serve different tasks you have prepared before. But that part is not finished yet and it will be limited in the free version.
Probably because you are a foreigner from a country with a cool reputation.
Global weather events from 100K stations direct to your Snowflake instance
I followed Lina Kahn (FTC chair) on Twitter before Biden appointed her, and I was kind of blown away that it happened. She had a very clear philosophical opposition to a lot of the way things are done in this country.

And I mean, I followed her because I agreed! But my preferences are not mainstream. Amazing to see her slinging rocks at giants from this position.
The discussion here is that we're not able to distinguish them.

If we cannot distinguish, I'd argue they have similar value.

They must have. Otherwise, how can we demonstrate objectively the higher value in the human output?
Elon Musk Says He Might Put X/Twitter Behind a Paywall