skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In the JVM, long term, yes.

On Java based platforms like Android, most likely never.

At least since ART became APEX compliant, Java 11 and 17 LTS are now available.
Everything seems to be 'dipping' including bootstrap and others. Seems like an npm glitch?
Slack Is Basically Facebook Now
Those raise revenue. Actual spending involves effort which cannot be easily industrialized, and is only done to maintain the prestige of the industry.

This is why getting tested for something which results in endless prescriptions is done enthusiastically while a test for something which might find something which requires them doing actual work provokes the sort of self serving concerns expressed elsewhere.
AM radio is a terrible transmission format in many ways but it's good because as you note it's extremely easy to decode into sound!
I think Open Telemetry has solved the stream processing problem issue with span links[1]. Treating each unit of work as an individual trace but being able to combine them and see a causal relationship. Slack published a blog about it pretty recently [2]

[1] https://opentelemetry.io/docs/concepts/signals/traces/#span-...

[2] https://slack.engineering/tracing-notifications/
Would you mind to elaborate? It is the first time I hear a pipe can be used for setting the class/title.
The sad thing is there are certain IR wavelengths that are a lot less affected by the sun and nobody bothered to check for an outdoor product...
The messaging seemed to indicate they are commercially not sustainable.
Why? I mean it's trivial to add a layer of encryption ...

(Also the terminology seems off here, as 100% of information survives gzip.)
XML is well structured, typed and general purpose, but it's a pain for humans to edit. I think the editing pain is one of the main reasons people look for XML alternatives. Personally I wish XML was written a lot more like HAML.
> Not everyone has teams of perfect developers given all the time they want to make their perfect frontend app.

Yes, but having gone through this at previous companies, the average/non-front end specialist developers definitely had an easier time understanding 2 way binding ala Knockout, MobX, Svelte, etc. The Redux style stuff was only pushed by the frontend brainiac types.
"...,in mice. "

It's in the title of the paper. No idea why it got trimmed from the post.
I have a side project where this would fit perfectly. I’ve for a database in Postgres and my plan have been to sync the data into a local SQLite for a react-native app which needs to work offline and with flaky connections, to then later sync it back into PG. I have never gotten around to actually build the sync and it looks like this could solve that problem.

Does this play nice with RLS? I’m running everything on Postgrest at the moment.
AFAICT, “AI safety” was a term created by the overlapping (sometimes in the same body) group of X-risk cultists and corporate AI marketeers as part of their effort to redirect concern from the real and present problems created and exacerbated by existing and imminently-being-deployed AI systems into phantom speculative future problems and corporate prudishness.
Awesome find and I am not surprised at all by the age. I wonder which species it was?
SD is uncensored, you can generate anything you want with no "safety" rails to stop you.

Just take a loot at civitai to see the kind of finetuned models that are out there.
Only from a 4th wave feminist lens which is unhelpful to male only issues.

When Obama tried creating "My Brothers Keeper" program to help struggling AA boys, who got it shut down? Certainly wasn't the right wing.
No, I don't think you're missing anything, other than you'd only mount the directories you want the tool / development environment to have access to. Take for instance the `npm` command [1], it mounts `$PWD` so if you install a compromised package then it can go through the folder you're in, but it can't then go up directories and sniff around your home directory. It would also only have access to the environment variables that have been configured for the container, which in this case would also include AWS credentials.

1 - https://github.com/yapret/toolship/blob/main/src/node/functi...
Fedex is part of the federal government, right? Names mean nothing.
Are you / have you considered leveraging postgres' row level security for this (row filtering)? Feels like a natural fit for ensuring the right subset of data gets to the right users https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/ddl-rowsecurity.html

E2E encryption would also be nice to have, it could be worth having a look at https://www.etesync.com/ for inspiration
> but now they defend OpenAI and others, and even rejoice at the idea that this will "free society"

A tale as old as time, "it's different when we do it".
It’s a sign of how bad the problem is, that tendency we have to “drive by looking in the rear view mirror” as McLuhan said, and the reality that the left has become polarized and painted itself into a corner on issues of sex and gender.
> As swyx observed, the “content flippening” — an event horizon when the majority of content you choose to consume is primarily AI generated/augmented rather than primarily human/manually produced — has now gone from unthinkable to possible.

This is pure self-promotional advertising copy. Did anyone who thought about this for more than ten seconds believe such an event was "unthinkable"?
This is very true, a late frost can wipe you out for the year.
Surveillance States: Monitoring of Journalists in Central, South-East Europe
I think it's worth reframing this analogy:

An artist using an artbook as reference material = good

An artist with one billion arms, using every artbook ever published, creating millions of images per second in every possible style for fractions of a penny per image, outcompeting every other artist forever = bad
Via api, I take that to mean we’d pay per call, just get earlier access than non-plus/enterprise customers. I could be wrong though.
I haven't tried this out, I wonder how well the Halo 1 net protocol works over a less reliable connection. I encounter issues as soon as I momentarily minimize the emulator and it does not recover without starting a new game.

I wonder if it is enough for XLink to simply send the packets through a networked tunnel or if it actually needs to modify the packet payload somehow. The consoles might be able to handle everything as long as they are able to communicate with each other?
Yeah that's my thought. EV's are better than cars but they are still cars.

The big elephant in the room for me is people having to drive long distances to work because the companies managers all want to live near each other. We could put policies into place to put workplaces closer to where people live at the expense of managers. Or we can keep doing what we do now which is blame workers for commuting.

AKA

Hector works as a maintenance tech, commutes from Vallejo to Mountain View. Drives 30,000 miles a year. Hector is the problem.

Kieth is the VP of sales. He bicycles to work from Cupertino. Good job Kieth.
Gokrazy is easily the most pleasant way I've found to deploy code to a raspberry pi. The worst part about setting up a raspberry pi is having to get out a keyboard and monitor (or serial cable) to manually configure a the rpi before you can start using it. Gokrazy builds fully configured system images, so the rpi comes up properly without having to shell into it first. Gokrazy also lets you push updated images over the network.

The other issue I often had with raspberry pi systems was the high probability that an `apt-get upgrade` would trigger a filesystem error on mediocre sdcards. Gokrazy also helps with this 1) by having a read-only file system by default, 2) by using a/b partitions for updates, and 3) having very small image sizes.

It has honestly rejuvenated my enthusiasm for running code on raspberries pi.
People are getting filthy rich on GPT wrappers
Why is nobody talking about the people getting filthy rich on GPT wrappers right now?

Some are outperforming Billion dollar companies in web traffic.

The list "was an almost even split between wrappers, fine tunes, and proprietary models."

This means some GPT-wrappers get MORE monthly visits as companies with billion-dollar valuations.

But yet, I keep hearing, "GPT wrappers have no long-term moats."

I'm convinced they just want you to think the opposite.

It's the biggest goldmine of 2023
They immediately talk, twice!, about poorer people's wages stagnating compared with the rich, and just skate on past that to talk about men.

I'm not sure I'd say i'd expect better from Jacobin, but it's still kind of weird to just let that slide past without comment.

> My overall understanding of these labor market trends over the last few decades is that we’ve seen a narrowing of the gender wage gap, for the reasons we just discussed, and _a sharp widening of the class wage gap_. They’re pulling in different directions. So _the gap between the median and the top has gotten much wider_, but the gap between men and women at each level has gotten narrower.

That's the "centrist" (maybe, by US standards) think tank guy (with my emphasis) and the Jacobin guy complaining about what the left isn't talking about replies with:

> I want to ask about the maleness part of this...
This is the first time they have not posted any sort of a paper when releasing a new model. Even the sort that accompanied GPT-4 announcement.
Oh yes, let's bring even more concetration camps then we already have, kind of. What could possibly go wrong?

Edit: I read your comment correct, based on your edit.
Curious about the “Write in your voice” feature. Is it mostly derived from LLM stylometry, or do you blend statistical approaches like those used by spaCy? Do you capture all of lexical, syntactical, rhetorical, and semantic cues? I’d love to chat about your approach, if you’re open to any opportunities for comparing notes!
It's fine that you judge it that way, but it's not like that judgment is any kind of objective truth. I find it superior to the FP version because it is less ambiguous.
While I dislike the silliness that you're alluding to, I think you're using multiple meanings of the phrase 'AI Safety' there all lumped into one negative association.

There are risks, esp in a profit-motivated capitalistic environment. Most researchers don't take the LessWrong in-culture talk seriously. I'm not sure many people are going to be able to actually understand the concerns of people in that group given the way you've presented their opinion(s).
Yes, I always wanted to do work for free for a mega corporation, paid with a bottom-of-the-barrel TV instead of money. Literally my childhood dream coming true, finally.

It's especially funny seeing this on HN, where the immediate knee-jerk reaction to most smart TV related posts is "I want to buy a dumb-TV instead of this bug-infested garbage spyware"...
I assume it's to stop people from generating revenge porn.
Stable Diffusion + fine-tuning is quite powerful for creating specific art styles that aren't easily described to DALL-E / MJ
I love and use OpenAI services everyday, but I also think a fundamental revulsion at Orwellian doublespeak is fine.
Thanks for the interview! All I think about these days is how I would build a moat in the AI space and was excited to learn what Youssef thought. This is a summary of that topic from the interview. Do you guys think this will actually help them build a moat around their product?

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- Youssef argued their moat is focusing on the specific use case of podcasting and building a product tailored to that, rather than just being a wrapper around underlying TTS APIs.
- While the APIs exist and can serve many use cases, they aren't specifically built to serve podcasting optimally like Wondercraft is.

- By being opinionated in their approach and selecting the best TTS engine for podcasting, Wondercraft aims to provide a better experience than what could be achieved through generic engines alone.

- They are building out templates and defaults tailored to different podcast styles (e.g. interview format) to simplify the process.

- Network effects from high podcast download volumes on platforms can also contribute to the moat by establishing Wondercraft as the go-to tool in the space.

- First-mover advantage in a new niche like AI-generated podcasting gives them time to refine their product before competitors emerge focusing on the same use case.

- Customization options and integration with other tools/workflows could deepen customers' investment in Wondercraft's platform over time.
https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/ops/struct.Yeet.html

https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/96374
Qualifier intended. It's getting to the point where raising this objection is tiresome., soon it will be :-)
This can be effective; a lot of medicines have experimental evidence saying they don't work, because they aren't better than placebo, but the reason for this is that the placebo works too.
OpenAI is turning out to be not supportive to the developer community with its hidden intent of becoming the monopoly.
I saw this recently and I am really excited for, hopefully, a renaissance in local-first apps; it's been quite a long time coming. That said, it seems like there's still a lot of problems to work on in this space and it'll take a while for different approaches and implementations to approach their local maxima.

I am curious about encryption. Assuming that ElectricSQL is handling essentially all of the syncing, is it possible to build applications that use end-to-end encryption for some of their state? I am wondering specifically because CRDTs seem to simplify E2EE a lot since well, any client that can write can resolve conflicts any time. I haven't looked very deeply yet as I've been very busy, but to me that's the main thing I've been really curious about. I know you can at least do this with Y.js which helpfully provides a way to use symmetric encryption for WebRTC synchronization, but this obviously is a whole lot more than that.
homie, this is just what these graphs look like in general. chill.

go click on any package with substantial downloads. svelte is the same way, the downtick is just less visible because of a weirdly massive spike in their downloads.
I noticed the same for Nest.js yesterday. I think NPM might have changed the way the calculate their stats (maybe excluding automated installs or similar)? Or it might just be a glitch. I'm sure somebody will know details and clarify.
Kiiiinda, but there's a long way to go; it's a very big ship that has to get turned. For pretty much the entire 2010s, the dominant mainstream narrative about men's issues was set by places like Jezebel and the loudest and most obnoxious voices on Twitter, where talking about this earned you complete derision (ask me how many times I saw attempts to start conversations replied to with "but what about teh menz?!?") and/or accusations of being a covert or not-so-covert right-winger. It's only very recently that this has started to change, and a lot of people in leftist spaces still have a bunch of cult deprogramming left to do. I think Jacobin is doing the right thing by publishing things like this, even if I don't agree with all their solutions.
Most thieves are smash-and-grab, and not smart or motivated enough to go seek out your NAS to take with them. Danny Ocean is not breaking into your house.

Besides, if the thieves were savvy enough to find and take your surveillance gear with them, they'd be unlikely to expose anything meaningful (like their faces) on your video feeds anyways, right?
Where’s that boundary between snake oil and “freedom of choice, but alternative” though? That’s the tough part here right? It’s subjective, not in it’s ultimate truth but in it’s experience by everyone.
But I guess that would make the timing part be obvious and kind of ruin the "fun" of the story. Though I fully agree, the difference between "front of store" and "back of store" icecream couldn't be that much and also doesn't make much sense.

Or I could imagine something like a Sonic drive-through, where you often pull up in to a slot and turn off your car, but only until your order gets brought to you by a bellhop:

- works when I order a burger (burger takes a few minutes to cook)

- doesn't work when I order a hot dog (those are hot and ready to go)

or something like, works when I order a chili dog (because they have to heat up the chili)
I think a very large majority of people would have deemed it unthinkable 100 years ago.
Corporations are people too... in a particular legal perspective.
Regular, run of the mill prisons have solitary. It's not a special prison.

Manning spent most of her time in solitary, and it's not listed in your citation.
1. "Find out how" under "Switch from REST" on your homepage is not working.

2. Is there a way to disable auto resolving of conflicts? i.e to let the user know of the conflict?
Are you familiar with the back half of the Dune books? Or the back quarter of GoT?
Could you give a concrete example of where ChatGPT is likely to provide a competitive advantage to intuitive people with weak cognitive/narrative capabilities?
I'm curious, can you give examples? I hear this issue pretty loudly from the right, but not really much from the left. I know ordinary people talk about this issue, but it isn't the same as people in positions of power or influence.
PragProg 2.0: A Revamp and a Call for Feedback
What's the point? Stable Diffusion could basically do all of this almost a year ago.
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Ex-congressman convicted of insider trading before T-Mobile merger with Sprint
No. Just reduce your meat consumption to about 1kg per month or less. You can still enjoy a really good steak from times to times and you reduce your load on the ecosystem massively.

This is orthogonal to the way you produce food.
Before you blame your cat, consider the possibility of an exploded electrolytic capacitor. Among many other foul comparisons, I’ve heard people say they can smell like cat pee after they die.
> These are my people, and it gets worse than that. Rural America is shockingly poor.

And yet unemployment is lower than in places like SF, and homelessness is also lower, so is hunger.

I think you're forgetting how shockingly poor the entire world is.
And this bug made Apple move to a different sensor for the screen angle. And Apple being Apple they now had the excuse to serialize the sensor:

https://www.ifixit.com/News/33952/apple-put-a-hinge-sensor-i...
My friends tried it back in the day and it seemed pretty laggy, like 100ms, even with broadband cable. Hosts definitely had the advantage.
I am not familiar enough with current dall-e, would I be able to upload a photo of someone and ask it to turn it into adult imagery if this restriction wasn't there?
Especially for previous generation of models (from Dall-E 2 to SD 2.1) without any sort of finetune, my experience was that you can get good results only and only if you have an amazing prompt. This obscure problem seems to be slowly disappearing with newer generation (SDXL) models or the existing fine tunes (RealisticVision).
Most likely this solid state relay has a builtin flyback diode that was not in the circuit of the contactor. The diode should be as close as possible to the load to reduce the EMF.
At least I've never had production errors because of malformed xml. Yaml, though.. A misplaced dash and your list of a single item is suddenly two distinct items instead.
Thanks for the tip! I'll be checking it out.

This conversation reminds me of the old Star Trek:The Next Generation episodes in the Holodeck, only they're talking to "the computer" to iterate on a holodeck scenario design.

https://youtu.be/vaUuE582vq8

https://youtu.be/NXX0dKw4SjI
https://archive.li/odWti
French police arrest reporter over leaked secrets
Jesus works in mysterious ways
I ended up turning auto correct off due to iOS being more aggressive with its corrections than my previous android phones (both of which frequently fail to recognize common words, and maybe both but certainly the android was absurdly brand aware).
He got fired from Top Gear because he punched a waiter for bringing him a steak that wasn't hot enough.

The asshole thing is probably not just an act.
Yep, which is why investing (life?) is really about risk management.
The bobux industrial complex pockets it all!!
Generative AI on a children's tablet. Yikes!
What about the president who’s quitting?
What you are talking about are communities. Communities of people who help each other and cooperate, instead of competing because the goal isn't to win, it's to coexist.
That’s partly because of associative mating. High income people are more likely to pair up with other high income people (than they were in the past, for various reasons). This exacerbates inequality
I've had the CEO of a municipal water company at my house looking at what his contractors did to my property frontage and potentially my well. Also, my other story in this thread is documented in posterity on a forum, you can see i didn't embellish any of it, and that involved a manager or supervisor having to drive quite a long time to my house at 10 PM with a technician to source a problem i had had for weeks or months.

So, in essence, "it depends". Good stories, in the memetic sense, will have hooks to ensure that the moral or point of the story is remembered; in a great story, the memetic hooks are so great that you can repeat the story nearly verbatim to other people, after hearing it yourself.
Does that even apply to a LLM?
I dunno. You can screw up an SSR site but I think people involved with the web were smarter back the. Call it “eternal September” but you frequently find the first people to write about something are a lot more articulate than those who follow because the early adopters are just smarter people.

I would have to say though: “did you try reloading?” that fixed a lot of problems in the SSR and frequently does in the React afe too.

Sometimes though I think the technology behind 1999 dot-bomb sites like Amazon and Ebay is forgotten, like how they built the pyramids and Stonehenge but that’s not true because I still remember it.
I don’t really buy the narrative that people will be only consuming AI content in the future. Maybe the content will be optimized and edited by AI, but there’s a reason that hosts like Joe Rogan are popular: because people like people. No one wants to listen to two robots having a conversation.

I think instead we’ll see an advantage for content creators that are charismatic and have brands built around their personality.
They do seem to really struggle with prepositions...at least for what I've been trying.
And a few lines away on HN, this item: “It’d be nice to live in less of a gerontocracy”
I don't know off hand, but go take a look at the images - I would expect near 100%.
SD is also free and there are custom models for anything you want whether it’s creating landscapes or anime waifus. And those specific models are better than the general model that Midjourney uses which is “good enough” at everything.
If someone had a gun to my head saying, don't hide the sub-penny slices from the billing, I would just do the billing in thousandths of a cent, rather than make "leap cents" appear every couple of bills:

Amount owing: $123.45678

Please pay one of: $123.46 (a credit of $0.00322 will be applied)
$123.45 (a balance of $0.00678 will carry forward)

On the next statement, if they paid $123.46:

Previous balance: ( $0.00322) [credit]

New charges: 123.45678 { here we have a detailed breakdown }

Amount owing: 123.45356

Please pay one of: $123.46 (a credit of $0.00644 will be applied)
$123.45 (a balance of $0.00356 will carry forward)

etc.

That's literally "put the billing detail from the 3rd party API and assemble it into a statement". Since the billing detail from the 3rd party API is in thousandths of a cent, then that implies the statement must have thousandths of a cent.

If the two payment options were determined to be too confusing, one of the two could be dropped.