skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Even reading that I stand by my impression of him. In that passage I hear about how much he loves the impact his games have had on others. (Cynically through the lens of all the compliments he’s gotten on his work). But nothing about what his work means to him.

Forget his fans. Does he like his games? Does he play them? It’s hard to tell from that passage, just as it was hard to tell from the talk of his I saw all those years ago. I don’t know if that’s something he really cares about. In contrast, I don’t think Jonathan blow or Hayao Miyazaki really think about their fans much at all when they look back on their work. They both seem much more focused on their own direct relationship to what they’re making.

Again, there’s nothing wrong with that. But personally I find artists who make art for themselves, according to their own aesthetic to be more fascinating people to follow. I loved Deus Ex. But games like The Witness or even Stardew Valley somehow feel like they have more soul in them. It’s an oblique criticism though. I have made neither kind of game.
That’s not the future. That’s just now. The future is chatgpt suggesting a solution to a problem people haven’t foreseen and then building and deploying the project and making money for itself/its hoster.
Clearly I included one too many words:

How does it victimize?
Did they roll back the change? We can argue about pressure all we want. enshittification is a thing, regardless of monopoly.
Agree - I think it will be interesting to watch to see if it becomes more like the Tesla Model 3/Y or is more like the Tesla Semi/FSD/Cybertruck.
There's a lot of reasons why an org wouldn't want to open source their release. That doesn't make it open source.
I would trade firewalld for pf in an instant.
> The poorest among our society are still mostly drawing in the same amount of calories, and feel happiness and sadness, age mostly in the same way.

maybe post-Industrialization, but a whole lotta people died of famine and disease before then, and the ones getting hit hard were the poorest.
chat gpt?
Hints now available when creating Environment Variables
Sedentary Behavior and Incident Dementia Among Older Adults
...because it whips the llama's ass.
Solaris also uses pf as the native firewall, iirc.
Who is talking about passive only on recording? This device would melt your face before if it tried that.
From a jobs perspective. Awesome and amazing otherwise.
If everyone being able to record anyone in public is the way we get people to stop acting like assholes to each other, Im all for it.
This is not a novel discussion and you are not being smart trying to nihilism it, just obtuse. Here is what the GPL has said on source for some 30+ years:

> Source code for a work means the preferred form of the work for making modifications to it.
See https://github.com/search/advanced there are various date options
https://web.archive.org/web/20230927193603/http://textfiles....
Early SQS basically did this. I'm not sure if this was intentional or not but it quickly taught me to respect redelivery.
I see your point, but dash cams are recording the road, which is not a place that most people consider private.

An always-present personal recording device is different. People enter and leave areas that others feel are private. In some cases, there are even laws protecting what can be recorded (two-party states in the U.S. for example).

If something like these glasses started to take off, I would expect public backlash and legislation that restricted or prevented its use in certain contexts, which would essentially make them useless (the point is that you wear them all the time).
San Francisco / SF fire department calls, about two week lag
I think you can add your own implementation to Deno.openKv so that you can use your own companies infra.
> I want a lightweight display I can wear unobtrusively and doesn't make anyone near me nervous

The BWM Connected Ride Glasses are close to this:

https://www.bmw-motorrad.ie/en/wear/Apparel/connectedride-sm...

They're specific for motorcycle riding (vs, you know, a pasta timer), but that's a detail of application.

Other than that, it's a pair glasses with a built in HUD for...HUD things.
did you know a cow is roughly as much intelligent and self aware as a child

and it's not just cows

honestly the more you know about animals we eat the less you can objectively reason that it's ethical, it's simply straight forward can't be

moralic seen ... well moral is judgemental, non fact based and can in difference to ethic be e.g. race supremacist (and with that I mean human race, not some skin color nonsense). Which means it might be moral depending on the moral system you use. But then moral is fundamental flawed as it might also be moral to brutally torturous kill a women because here husband died a natural death, so yea better use ethics instead of morals
fair point. I think I've just been burned too many times by dependabot looking to update single ts packages with single line changes. it's default configuration is overly aggresive
fundamentally, yep.

https://pradeepchhetri.xyz/clickhousekeeper/ talks about some experiments in exactly that vein.
Also here: https://climatereanalyzer.org/clim/seaice/ (click Switch Hemisphere)
Developing GLP-1 Weight Loss Drugs Was ‘Harder’ Than Detecting Gravity Waves
I believe the way ThinkPad HMMs(Hardware Maintenance Manual - I'm sure it's an intended pun) works is you start from the first page until you hit the problematic part, and it ends with the CPU or "system planar" and all the parts around it. It's a carried over culture from IBM probably.
It's still bizarre to me that Google was ever allowed to purchase DoubleClick (even though DoubleClick was far more evil).
holy crap, i saw the op-1 uses an earphone ground wire as an antenna for RX, but this app is using it as TX... that's genius
Ok, then like I said, make it no bail (stay in jail) instead of free bail.
Absolutely not. People hate living in the panopticon.
To quote some accusations against the maintainer from that thread:

> And some folks wonder why "nerds" and "geeks" are seen as socially inapt...

> If I do kernel sec patches like this, I'll just get a cool URL, a funny image, and publish it as an 0day. That way, I'll get credit AND a cve.

> 100% this. It has all the symptoms of an old boy's club, combined with smugness of socially inept nerds. It would have cost the maintainer basically nothing to handle this better, but the natural inclination of these types of people in their fiefdoms would never allow it.

> If they leave the project, the project won't be losing a good person.
Depends on the culture, really. Dash cams (& ring doorbells/private security cameras) are illegal in quite a few countries with strong privacy protections.

Even on a public street people have a right to privacy in my country, I couldn't just start taking pictures or video of someone without consent.
The copy claims the glasses will complain audibly if you cover up the LED, but doesn’t say whether or not it stops recording. It’s also not clear how easily circumvented this is, but they’ve obviously considered the angle.
That isn’t what the Sherman antitrust act says.

It says doing it ‘unreasonably’ (or to an ‘unreasonable’ extent) is illegal (regarding trade).

Attempting to monopolize (or actually doing so) is illegal, but leaning on a subsidiary to stop hurting revenue for the overall entity isn’t necessarily that (or illegal!). Monopolies based on actual quality are also generally considered okay (not illegal).

If it was, any company with multiple divisions would be in violation.

We’ll see what the court determines here.

Happy to provide a reference to the law if you want. It’s pretty short.

Edit: actually, FTC has a great write up - which also shows how difficult this case is when you look at other market participants and what Google was actually doing - https://www.ftc.gov/advice-guidance/competition-guidance/gui...
Restfox [1] has a similar UI to insomnia and works well. Not affiliated with Restfox

[1] https://github.com/flawiddsouza/Restfox
I worked in insurance. I'm not crazy about insurance, actually.

If you can find another means to cover your needs, I recommend you go with that. If you can't, there are scenarios where insurance makes sense.

Example: If you want life insurance solely to cover your funeral, just do a prepaid funeral. If you have dependent minors, ideally you should have life insurance to help them should you die.
fluxbox can do
Can we deploy both deno kv and queues on our own foundation db cluster?
I’m curious about this too. My partner and I are both from different cities and live in a third city. We have friends and family in the original two cities and friends in the third city. There’s no way to make it work for both of us, and in fact the neutral third city is probably the most fair option despite being far from the best for either of us.
That sounds super false to me, at least given how articulate kids can be before they can read, and how literate they can be before they can write.

If it's really true that half of the population can't functionally express themselves verbally then I'd sure like to know that. Or maybe I've misinterpreted something claimed here, because I'm struggling to find these claims plausible.
I like how every possible solution involving treating poor folks equally to rich folks under the law is an "extreme".
> Chrome would find revenue instantly the same way Firefox and Safari do

As in, Chrome decoupled from Google should have 90% of revenue coming from Google/Alphabet, as Mozilla does?
If you are in PUBLIC, that is by definition NOT PRIVATE.
everything has tabs, righteous
Paw is always an option if you are on a Mac... I don't know if it available on PC
Fine-tuned llama2-7B-lora vs. ChatGPT in chess
An experiment tuning llama2-7b models to play chess. Can predict early moves well, does ok vs ChatGPT-3.5 in some tasks, but loses in longer games.
- CSV download is 2+ GB
- lots of interesting info
- definitely worth clustering analysis
- tbd if any LLM AI analyses worth doing
- lags real-time by two weeks, e.g., today's goes up to 9/11/2023
> It's not a standalone product that has its own revenue sources.

Chrome makes a ton of money.

Google pays Apple and others billions of dollars to be the default search engine in their browser. Google gets that free now from Chrome but they get the revenue from all of those searches. Google would need to pay Chrome for that. Or I'm sure Microsoft would be willing to pay a lot if Google is not.
Makes me think corporate simply made some bad investments, and is trying to avoid egg on their face now by blaming theft.
Humans are incredible bug generators and they take 1000x longer to do it.
"Worsening" would be a euphemism, and a mild one at that.

Do you want to end up minimizing in that way, maybe like spy movies saying "sanctioning" instead of "murdering"?

That said, I see your side of the point. I see people calling the police "thugs" and my judgement falls on the people doing the name calling. So, I don't know the answer.

maybe it is to choose a better strong term, like corruption.
Same here, I find that once I get about 4 keys away from where I index from, my accuracy drops like a rock
My understanding is that Postman unfortunately pulled the same thing lately, so that's unfortunately a no-go for you.

I've previously had good experiences with Paw (now RapidAPI) - https://paw.cloud/, but given that they are closed source and have started giving away the software rather than charging for it, I'm not filled with optimism they won't do a similar rug pull.
This is awesome!!

some questions:

1. Have you looked into finetuning the embedding model to your use case?

2. Have you considered faster foundation models?

3. How far could you go with this idea? Could this be the basis of a new monitoring platform?
In this instance their customers are the advertisers / ad buyers not chrome users.
You’re thinking of Volvo. Volkswagen is the one that poisoned and killed untold people by lying and cheating.
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You are correct that at ambient temperatures there is an ultimate lower bound for energy.

You are incorrect that at ambient temperature the lower energy bound is set by the latent heat of vaporisation, as others have pointed out this is theoretically recoverable.

At ambient temperature there is however still a fundamental physical limit: the solvation energy of the salt in the water:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solvation#Solvation_energy_and...

Now the whole globe does not have the same ambient temperature, and as you know about global warming it would be great to shed some energy in the form of heat.

There are many forms of desalination. Another way to desalinate is freezing: when salty water freezes, it pushes out the salt, so while desalinated water ice forms, the liquid water surrounding the ice will increase in salinity and become brine. One could then use simple nets or grills to separate ice from brine.

Suppose one has a space elevator, or even a tether from a balloon, but capable of carrying significant weight.

The temperature falls roughly adiabatically with height. Above the tropopause the atmosphere is essentially cloud-free, CO2 free and below freezing point (say -60 deg C). Hence the latent heat of fusion (freezing) can be shed to outer space. So it should be possible to lift salty water up an elevator, allow it to freeze over, separate brine from ice at the top, then lower the separated brine and ice.

The energy required to lift the brackish water is compensated by the energy released by lowering the freeze-distilled water and brine. What comes up must go down, so simplistically speaking a pulley in equilibrium, so that the only energy intentionally exerted is lost to pulley and air friction. Then one would be cooling the planet and receiving frozen freeze-distilled water at the same time.

The law of conservation of misery is typically not a fundamental law of nature, but imposed by reluctance to study of those who dictate artificial laws.
It's funny that being obsessed with "corporations" feels so specifically GenX. I think because it's part of the New Left movement. In reality governments have all the power here, which is why this would be illegal in at least CA/EU/China.

Another issue where this comes up is high housing costs and climate change, which are mostly caused by bad land use laws (and the profiteers are landlords, who mostly own one or two properties), but people from the New Left era will literally refuse to believe you about this because they can't accept that any bad thing on Earth could not be caused by "corporations".
That right there is what I am talking about! You at least tried to create something, it failed because of other factors, not your intellect; it may have failed bcoz it ain't easy to promote a dating site without (VC) money.

I did not want to reveal this because I feel very ashamed even thinking about it: you are probably at worst a decent programmer who makes decent money working as a developer/engineer. There were two different fields I have been really interested in: Physics/Chem and Technology. With Physics/Chemistry, I tried to learn the fundamentals well, even bought a kit to experiment with, but due to a combination of not putting enough effort, erroneously thinking I can start learning later and still be better than others due to my misguided thinking that I was smarter (lol), and many times not being able to understand a lot of abstract scientific concepts that are important fundamentals, I was unable to become adept or good at Science. Moving on to tech, the same thing happened with me procrastinating, not putting in enough effort and finding it difficult to learn to code and understand technical concepts. Even little kids are able to code cool shit up and here I am not able to be consistent or smart enough to ever become good at it! I have always felt there was something off about me, my intellect, dexterity and ability to understand the world. I consoled myself by daydreaming and thinking I was smarter and can become better by working hard but I never did the hard work. Now, when I look back, I can clearly how badly dumb I was and am.
Ask HN: What are thoughts on Walter Isaacson's new biography of Elon Musk?
>this exists of course, but surely we can tell the difference between fact and fiction?

I'm not sure we can? From what I understand, the person was responding to someone who literally had this happen to them after all. Life mimics art. Art mimics life. When you're told you're being left for someone that is a friend they have been frequently hanging out with one-on-one with your full knowledge, it takes a considerable amount of willpower to not introduce distrust to your psyche in your future relationships.

Like you, such a rule would be a dealbreaker for me. But I know people who requested this rule because they didn't either trust themselves or trust their friends for not misinterperting the situation. Why is it ok to say you're tempted by alcohol but not ok to say you may be tempted by the people you may be normally attracted to given enough time, the right circumstances, interactions, conversations etc.?
That would be fine if the investigations were fair and followed basic principles of jurisprudence like "innocent until proven guilty", but it's plain to see that kids are being separated based on very flimsy evidence.

In my book, a doctor doesn't get to absolve themselves of responsibility by saying "just following orders" and that it's the investigative system that needs to be fixed. If they know the system is broken, it's both immoral and a deep betrayal of trust for them to report people without strong evidence.

Almost any injury can be framed as possible evidence of abuse. Parents shouldn't have to be afraid that taking their kids to the hospital after an injury will get them taken away. The vast majority of injuries are not from abuse, so a system with a low bar for evidence is going to end up with more false positives than cases of abuse. This is exacerbated by the fact that abusers, for obvious reasons, are often going to avoid getting medical care for the kids they abuse.

If your reasoning were applied more broadly, we'd put anyone accused of a crime, or of even planning a crime, in prison immediately, since otherwise crimes will occur (with people hurt/killed) that could have been prevented. There's a reason the legal system doesn't work this way.
"You will stand helpless before an ocean of spaghetti, mocked by great clouds."

Wow. Was this a prophecy?
> Anyone doing anything serious with cloud computing is already using AWS, or should be. I would rather put in the time to learn AWS (which is entirely free in many small use cases), so I won't build stuff in a toy system and then later realize I need something better.

So ridiculous.
Making people feel bad is what makes something culturally insensitive. Gaining the perspective necessary to tell when that might be the case isn't so simple that you should sum it up as 'you could fix that'. As you well know it can be nuanced.

Worse, it just occurred to me that you're chastising some one for asking questions in order to 'fix that'. This isn't a 'just asking questions' guy topic so there is really no reason to doubt motives.
Ophthalmology is not so much /theory/ as over 100 years of study, discourse, research, and practical application.

What you're proposing is /theory/ with few actual studies, research, or practical applications beyond some few people 'trying' something new.

Again, you may be able to lessen the football shaping with various methods. But at the end of the day, the body wants it to be a football, and you want it to be a soccer ball. Guess which of those competitors wins?
The term is "noctalgia" for those who don't want to feed the clickbait
Could it have been what led to this? https://support.google.com/chrome/thread/6240767/behaviour-o...
Correct, and people do have expectations, albeit reduced, of privacy in public too. Moreover, this expectation is thankfully backed by the law in various jurisdictions. I would very much like to see those rights beefed up for the machine learning age, after reading all these comments.

Or would you like to live in a panopticon like the Chinese? Hey, you're on PUBLIC property, citizen! Smile for the camera, and don't think we can't read your lips. Like for real; we got software for that.
It's hard to choose to prosecute misdemeanors when you already have a backlog of felonies, the jails and prisons are already full, etc. This is not a unique situation in San Francisco, though it is often claimed that the level of theft there is unique.

And this isn't exactly the same thing as the law saying there are no consequences, which is what the parent poster was claiming.
Your first point is wrong, they raised tuition and told all kids they needed to go, and then they started tacking on luxury amenities later. Amenities like lazy rivers are a new development. Tuition increases go back to the early 90's.

Yes they paid taxes, and the whole story is a wild one, they tried to dodge the IRS with redacted filings and that got taken to the SCOTUS in 1993. https://casetext.com/case/us-v-massachusetts-institute-of-te...

And that decision is what allowed the massive tuition increase and all other schools followed or went defunct.

If you want a longer story of universities dodging taxes: https://time.com/5952901/universities-tax-exemption/
Same thing google et all do with their IP and the Irish sandwich.
FSD does not yield for emergency vehicle sirens. https://insideevs.com/news/534868/tesla-autopilot-update-eme...

Drive Pilot uses external microphones to detect the approaching siren and manages right of way before making visual contact.

Not all drivers understand the value in the latter though.
Hey - fellow solopreneur SaaS founder here.

I made BudgetSheet ( https://www.budgetsheet.net ) and have dealt with a few of the same issues here, so I will try my best to answer them:

1. I use License Keys for my project, which I store in my own database associated to the user account that made the purchase. LemonSqueezy allows you to send custom data with a purchase, so I send the user token with the payment link users click on from inside my app when they make the purchase. You can then get this same custom data back in a webhook, which you can use to associate the purchase with a specific user account once it has been made along with the LemonSqueezy subscriptionId. It is a relatively minimal amount of work to achieve this, and LemonSqueezy has examples for how to verify their webhook data that you can just copy and paste into your own. I am sure other payment providers are similar as well. Once that data is in my local database, it's a simple query lookup to see if a user has paid or not (be sure to also handle cases for subscription cancellation and expiration though - also webhook events!).

2. If you are worried about taxes, then you can use a MoR (Merchant of Record) payment provider like LemonSqueezy, Gumroad, or Paddle. I personally use LemonSqueezy because I liked their UI the best, and they supported license keys as part of the purchase.

Good luck with your business!
But they built a llama equivalent + some enhancements that gives better performance…I’m not sure if this would be possible at all without Meta releasing all the required code and paper for LLaMa to begin with.
"I care more about revenue than most people" is a very nice way to phrase "I don't give a rat's ass about the user, I want my money!"
the user creates window for the application, not applications for themself.
like in plan9/rio.
Oh, thank god. I was worried we would be the terminal jockeys monitoring and fixing the deadlocks and hallucinations of larger and larger herds of GPT prompts.