skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It does show some of the business logic behind them focusing on Fortnite vs Fortnite Save The World, since a social environment also means social sales for things like skins and cosmetics. That's obviously far easier to enshitify than a PVE game, so that's what they focused on.
TLDR; you are not the target market. there is an audience in India for example of billions, that use FB lite with less features due to cost, limited bandwidth, etc
Opaque A/B testing is nothing new. Social media has been doing this forever, and Netflix does it too.

...And as a random side note, I would recommend doing your streaming a la carte. Use an aggregator like ReelGood or JuatWatch to find highly rated things, then pay for a month of subscription and immediately cancel when done.
Fair enough but same idea. Any appreciation on a home you live in is moot. Its a house, its a home ... its not an investment. Anyone that leverages their home is an idiot. ... and capital gains applies anywhere but i guess if they are selling a house not in cali there might not be enough gains to worry about the IRS.
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How does that work with just calling `tokenizer = AutoTokenizer.from_pretrained("stabilityai/stablelm-3b-4e1t")`
Heh giving a calculator anxiety sounds like something only a human would do. If there’s other intelligent life in the universe watching us I bet they’re laughing their asses off.
Mexico's military is unable to control at least 30% of its territory and there is discussion of an American "special military operation" to destroy cartels.
Bought our first house with Redfin a few months ago and they did a few things really well: sharing data (you can download their results to CSV and chart hundreds of homes in an area), and they pay people a fee for service -- so there was always someone happy to show me just one more house.

Technologically it's a market that's ripe for disruption, but socially as well: there just isn't enough boom left in the market to fund 1.5MM people working in it full time.
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That’s cartel behavior.
Sure, but discussing it as a "juicy" investment that returns 5x the upside because you are leveraged 5x is also a false narrative that doesn't include all the fees and costs.
That wasn’t the problem. If Zillow undervalued or correctly valued your house you would never sell to them, and if Zillow overvalued your house you would always sell to them. The valuations could be extremely accurate overall and it would still be a terrible business plan because of adverse selection.
I sort of agree: primary homes should not be considered an investment, but there's nothing wrong with owning real estate in general as an investment. I'd prefer real estate investors drive for their properties to generate regular income, though, rather than the common practice of buying property with the main goal of selling it later at a decent profit. That latter activity is one of the factors that drive up housing costs.
> Eight new laptops from Acer, ASUS, HP and Lenovo.

From the article:

> Laptop shopping is harder than it should be. You can easily get lost in a sea of numbers and technical specs, and it's hard to know what products will actually give you what you need, at the price you want.

Kind of funny...
They tracked their estimate accuracy all the way to the bank.
I just went and read about that and now I’m never complaining about anything ever again.
Is their plan really to ask NAR to open the listings up? That will never happen...
At all times we have an teammate on call for emergencies, but we acknowledge he’s getting few opportunities for deep work, and we rotate weekly because that role really sucks.

From “The Joel Test”:

> Noise, phone calls, going out for lunch, having to drive 5 minutes to Starbucks for coffee, and interruptions by coworkers—especially interruptions by coworkers—all knock you out of the zone. If a coworker asks you a question, causing a 1 minute interruption, but this knocks you out of the zone badly enough that it takes you half an hour to get productive again, your overall productivity is in serious trouble.
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I had a roommate back in the 90s that spent and managed his money like a drunk sailor. Dude had tons of debt. He didn't seem to care, though. He was happy as could be, while I was stressing to pay off college loans and save every nickel I earned. I discussed his situation with him once, thinking he was just too stupid to understand. He told me his philosophy was to get what you wanted when you can because "tomorrow is not guaranteed". I still thought he was living irresponsibly, so I pressed further. Then he got really serious, told me that his older brother was his hero growing up; he was a super nice guy that everyone loved and knew he was going places in life. His brother got killed by a drunk driver on prom night (the driver's prom). I sorta understood after that.
I'm surprised at how confident you are saying that based on a 5 sentence post from someone you don't know anything about.
> But, of course, sexual liberation was and continues to be a form of political control.

You lost me right here. How is that not a direct contradiction?
A great startup idea: an LLM therapist for the other LLMs that have to interact with and try to understand humans.

Like an AI version of $> make clean
There's loads of people reporting real-world use cases and problems in that issue.
That is a good point, but I have seen it play out over the years. When prices were going up, you can see the house price estimates lag as the most recently sold homes would sell for a higher price and all the other ones in the neighborhood take a while to update. This was late 2010s to 2022.

Then once the prices started coming down, the opposite. I am looking at multiple homes right now, with multiple markdowns, and yet all the other homes around them have the same estimated Zillow price as many months ago, which the currently listed for homes obviously did not sell at. This is mid 2022 to now.
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I wondered the same, lang-to-lang should be in an LLM's wheelhouse, and the built in correctness checking should prevent hallucination.
Dyslexia is a serious problem!!
Business Process Modeling, according to wikipedia.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_process_modeling
Baloney. You have a house with relatively stable monthly payments. You will be able to purchase another hour if and when you need to move. You have a nest egg.

It doesn’t matter when you sell because now you’re floating on the water. As the tide rises, so do you.
MySQL has better compression and IME can scale further thanks to redo log and alternative engines. Still love Postgres's rich feature set for smaller DBs.
Skipping the nonsense about not investigating and conducting a trial because other people might also be doing a crime.

> Because Microsoft is doing worse things than what they are accusing Google of, such as forcing users to use Edge and Bing in Windows.

Given that Google and other parties will have their chance at giving their evidence and testimony, would it not be better for Microsoft to be involved here where their own testimony will available for exploration?

Given that Bing powers DDG and Brave at least, and I assume Kagi consumes Bing also, I see no reason why the only other competitor to Google (in Search) should not be present.
For me uptime robot has been very buggy and unreliable so I’m looking for alternatives. Parts of the dashboard break often. Maintenance windows not respected. Alerts just not working at all when a real outage happens.
>Americans spent 5.8% more in August than a year earlier, well outstripping less than 4% inflation.

Emphasis mine
Jellyfin lets me flexibly provide whatever video/music content I want to my family.

In an interface that is basically "Netflix" - so they can actually figure out how to use it.

You just listed like 4 applications, a linux box, and physical cables as your requirements. That is not a workable starting point for that discussion.

My requirements are "Go to jellyfin.[mydomain]" and log in. It works basically everywhere (I am currently watching content from my jellyfin server while on vacation in a different state as I type this).

Basically - you are optimizing for "low setup cost" as an admin. Jellyfin is optimizing for the entire group of people who will watch your content as users.

As an aside... Sonarr/Radarr/Jellyfin are just a different league than the old school "I'll download every episode myself" time sink. It takes some genuine effort to setup, and then everything is way better.
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If your phone and your laptop were suddenly worth twice as much would you also be celebrating?

I am struggling to find the right words to express how wrong your view is to me. Housing is a basic human need like food and clothing. How can you in good conscience celebrate making a tremendous profits exploiting the fact that people cannot afford a basic need?
> We both sold our last house and purchased our current house with anyone using a realtor at any point.

I think if you're buying a house for the first time, trying to wing it is probably not the best idea.
If you saw a $20 bill on the ground, you shouldn’t pick it up because someone else would have thought to do so already.
If only I could forget your comment. :) It was unforgettable.
You just buy TTTXX and it gives the same state tax advantage as buying the treasuries directly?
He didn’t disrupt the service, according to the head of Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence:

———-

KB: This specific case everybody's referring to, there was a shutdown of the coverage over Crimea, but it wasn't at that specific moment. That shutdown was for a month. There might have been some specific cases I'm not aware of. But I'm totally sure that throughout the whole first period of the war, there was no coverage at all.

TWZ: But did he ever put it on and then shut it off?

KB: There have been no problems since it's been turned on over Crimea.

———-

https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/exclusive-interview-wi...
That "wealth created by the community" is often really "there is high housing demand, but the community of housing owners refuse to allow reasonable increases in density, which has the effect of increasing their home values".

When the people who "generate wealth" are doing so by dictating prices, that seems a bit sketchy to me.

The ironic thing is that housing scarcity often ends up making a place much less desirable -- even for the entrenched homeowners who cause the scarcity problem.
I think he's just doing this ritual cleanse of: I feel bad then I can feel good. It's all happening in his head, meanwhile out there, nothing changed.
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It's not a media OS.

You're thinking something like XMBC...

Jellyfin is more equivalent to a streaming app - but the backend is running in your private server.

Clients are available for the vast majority of consumer TV oses (Roku/Apple/AndroidTV/Web/Etc)
I just applied and looking forward to it
I agree, and I’m profoundly disappointed that people are celebrating the infliction of such misery on a younger generation.

If the food in your fridge or the clothes in your closet were suddenly drastically more expensive and you could make a profit selling them, would that be a good sign for your society and community? Would you view it as a sign of prosperity that your well stocked pantry was now a source of funds you can tap by selling to starving people?

Housing is a basic human need and it’s all but unaffordable. Even if you personally profit surely you can see that this is corrosive to society as a whole.
Super nice, I tried to run it but my old device didn't boot to begin with, unfortunately.

I also made tweaks back then, and I also found jailbreaks to be black magic. Reading this, I still kind of think so :)
Us Windows folks are typically defaulted to Bing in Edge, but in any other browser you'll probably get tacked with Google or DDG(Bing).
The problem is that in California, the owner is still paying taxes on an assessed value only a little bit higher than what they paid for it initially.

If they sell that house, and then buy something new at a similar market rate, their property taxes will balloon overnight, because the assessments "reset" to the purchase price when the property changes hands.

The only way this works out great is if, after selling this house, they move to a new area (possibly new state) with lower cost-of-living, and possibly a more sane property tax regime.

(Not sure the person way upthread is in California, but someone lower down mentioned Prop 13, so I thought I'd bring this up.)
>Compounds are words that are composed (sometimes in realtime) of two or more independent words.

The procedure (i.e., rules) for joining or combining multiple words into one larger word is collectively called sandhi in Sanskrit, IIRC.

There is also another related word and procedure that I forget right now.

I am not a linguist or a philologist or whatever the right term is, but one other way of generating new words is to add a prefix in front.

Like adding the prefix "a" (which implies negation) in front of a word, such as adding it front of "satya" (truth) to get "asatya" (falsehood / not truth).

There are other such prefixes in Sanskrit, such as "sa", "vi" and "pra", which are used, for example, in the words "savikalpa samadhi", "vijnana", and "prasiddha" or "pralaya", to name just a few.

Sanskrit is a very interesting language, to say the least ...
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They are not. MACHOs definitely exist, it just turns out there aren't nearly enough of them. Axions were proposed as a solution to the strong CP problem years before anyone went looking for dark matter candidates. Sterile (i.e. right-handed) neutrinos are motivated by the need to explain why left-handed neutrinos, contrary to the predictions of the standard model, have mass. Supersymmetry was originally an attempt at strong-electroweak unification.
> removing realtors will itself make it more profitable to invest in real estate

Perhaps this statement should be restricted to just say the costs of investing in real estate would be reduced. Small difference I know, but I think it’s an important distinction.
To be clear I agree with your previous comment that anybody who now proclaims that they were wrong should either have been opposed to marginalizing your view in the moment, or they owe you a mea culpa. They should recognize that somebody's been out there who had the same conclusion this whole time. Depending on the specific point, I might stop short of saying they were "correct" this whole time because you can get to the same conclusion with different reasoning, and some of the reasoning I heard from your side still seems quite off to me.

As for myself though, you can see from an April 2020 comment that I'm a bit of an anomaly. Even though I felt more aligned with "the other side" I was maybe closer to the middle:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22929971

I'm pretty sure I've always, for instance, opposed tech censorship on the subject. Especially during the mid-year riots the way they demonized the anti-lockdown protests by comparison was insane and I recognized it as such then. I could pull up some old tweets if you want.
Actually Zillow I think just scrapes sites, I don’t think they even have legal/API access. I hope someone puts a bullet in the Realtor industry.
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Results matter not vague and useless philosophical ramblings.

If the model demonstrates understanding any way you evaluate it then it understands.

Trying to cook up any other distinction is meaningless and doesn't make a lot of sense. Is a bird fake flying with respect to a bee ? Is a plane fake plying with respect to a bird ? No, they're all flying.
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Yeah you just failed, and if it was my country you would be reported to the Public Complaint Board and fined for probably breaking contract and false advertisement.
I would much rather the feds go after the National Association of Realtors, cable companies, and any number of other organizations before Google. People love Google (vocal part of HN excluded). People do not like Realtor fees and cable companies.
Paying off incurred debt is saving, especially if you pay it off early. If you retire without a mortgage but own a house, then you effectively have reduced your expenses by that much.

The only thing to keep in mind is that debts like that contribute to negative net worth/retirement savings. If you have 200k in student loan debt, you have a -200k net worth (even if it costs ~250-300k to pay off due to interest...)
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Ahh, sorry, I misread your post. Thought you were saying they couldn’t because it was pre-existing.

My bad, and your larger point was still correct.
It's not the same thing at all, because the PiP actually breaks things in a casual way, whereas right-click doesn't. Of course anyone can break anything with the inspector or user CSS, but that's also hard to do so that's fine.

The core problem is that for some applications the video is inextricably linked to some other content on the page and just makes no sense on its own, but Firefox always treats the video as its own content. Often that's fine. Sometimes it's not.

It's not even per-site. If you use SiteX where PiP is problematic then you can't even disable it just for that site but have to disable it globally.

I don't see how the user of SiteX is served by any of this.
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> Sometimes the networks here go down all day.

Which country, or countries, specifically, has or have all-day mobile network outages on a regular basis, in your experience?
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I wonder how it handles noisy environments, low volume when talking, and TV or music playing in the background. I've tried using pocket recorders while driving and the result can be unintelligible. Would be more useful if it could do a rough interpretation of activities (based on sound or accelerometer) to make it easier to place transcriptions in context. Something like <music playing: 45 minutes> <walking: 3 minutes> <door opening: 1 minute> <transcription of conversation: 10 minutes>

Reminds me of Deborah Estrin's work on Participatory Sensing:

https://scholar.google.com/citations?hl=en&user=3_WYcR4AAAAJ...

I remember a conference meeting where her team wore cellphones around their necks, set to automatically capture images every few seconds and didn't reveal it until they presented a paper about it, including just-captured images of all of us! Everyone was a bit surprised, some people got upset and I think she promised to delete all the images. She's done some work on recording diet with this kind of periodic camera capture also. Audio detection of eating is possible too. A life diary would be something many people find useful, especially those with memory issues (which is just about everyone to some extent). The privacy implications are severe though.
Isn't the FTC in court [0] with Microsoft over concerns of monopolist behavior?

[0] - https://www.reuters.com/legal/us-ftc-sets-date-internal-argu...
The plain language of the statute doesn't matter much once legal precedent is entrenched. This is especially true when the plain language is incredibly underspecified.

For those who don't know, the Sherman antitrust act has only two key paragraphs (and six procedural paragraphs).

> Sec. 1. Every contract, combination in the form of trust or other- wise, or conspiracy, in restraint of trade or commerce among the several States, or with foreign nations, is hereby declared to be illegal. Every person who shall make any such contract or engage in any such combination or conspiracy, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and, on conviction thereof, shall be punished by fine not exceeding five thousand dollars, or by imprisonment not exceeding one year, or by both said punishments, at the discretion of the court.

> Sec. 2. Every person who shall monopolize, or attempt to monopolize, or combine or conspire with any other person or persons, to monopolize any part of the trade or commerce among the several States, or with foreign nations, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and, on conviction thereof; shall be punished by fine not exceeding five thousand dollars, or by imprisonment not exceeding one year, or by both said punishments, in the discretion of the court.

https://www.archives.gov/milestone-documents/sherman-anti-tr...

If we strip out the penalties, the words defining what's illegal are literally just "contract, ...trust..., or conspiracy, in restraint of trade or commerce" and "monopolize any part of the trade or commerce".

Given that ambiguity, it's inevitable that courts will essentially have to write the law themselves.
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