skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is devastating. Amazing job Riley for discovering this and thank you for being a defender of the public by warning people about this huge issue!!

I must also say that I'm saddened that OpenAI really hasn't learned any sense of caution from their poor handling of the similarly gaping security hole that is indirect prompt injection.

The image-based hidden prompt injection Riley shows here could be combined with image-based ChatGPT data exfiltration, since a user asking about images might not be surprised to see an image rendered by the chatbot in the context of "perhaps you might be interested in similar images like this."

https://systemweakness.com/new-prompt-injection-attack-on-ch...

Incredible work once again Riley!!

-- UpwardBound, part of the team at Preamble which first discovered direct prompt injection. (https://www.preamble.com/prompt-injection-a-critical-vulnera...)
I've been sharpening knives for the past few years with https://chefschoice.com/products/chefschoice-prontopro-diamo...

As far as I can tell it works great and requires virtually no skill or knowledge.
The article doesn't specifically require mold; it only argues that mold is safe if the cheese is hard and salty. It's more about how cheese that's been forgotten in the fridge actually continues to age and develop flavors -- a poor man's cheese-aging cave.

The big fun tidbit is the 40-year-old cheddar from Wisconsin, forgotten in a walk-in cooler.
I too delusionally hope for warcraft 4 (a good one)
The Internet is a space: it does not belong to anyone as a whole.

What the EU is trying to enforce is accessibility of certain internet content on their land; it's like building a wall on a parcel of land you own, to prevent stuff from entering from elsewhere. Wise or not, it's not an unreasonable kind of desire.
Personally knowing those I'm talking about, I can say most of their parents were more the isnt-it-nice-here-with-our-heads-in-the-sand types. And who can blame such parents for struggling to accept reality? It must be hard to admit being at least partially responsible for the state of the world they are passing on.
My dumb self just realized that the reason those cameras existed is because they are red light cameras, not for speeding.
You think so?

Because Facebook is so entrenched in what they offer that Google tried and couldn’t put a dent into them.

These companies are doing everything they can at all time to prevent being unseated.

I was talking with the CEO of a super popular clothing brand about 10 years ago. He knew completely that brands have a life span and you can’t stop every competitor or changing interests. This is baked into the model. You can now get these cloths at Walmart, part of the lifecycle.

Tech companies have figured out a way to extend the “hot” duration of their brands. You literally can’t get at them until they are on the down slope.
yeah but how do you setup a one-stop-shop solution to download the new videos from channels you follow?
What if I considered it a moral imperative to financially damage FAANG companies in any way I can? What if I was fine paying money each month as long as it went towards harming Youtube?
And London to LA or NY are definitely routes with that demographic.
I thought naming my software after the device I learned to program on ~35 years ago (and that stopped being manufactured in the 1990s) would be a nice way to honor its legacy... and would give me a useful unique search term to track when people were talking about my software.

Jokes on me: it turns out the retro C64 community still talks about the original Datasette all over the internet on a weekly basis!
Nationalize how? It’s international
That may be the case but other genres, such as shooters (first and third person), have found ways to get around it. Fortnite, for example, has nowhere near this issue whereas Quake 3 is plagued by it. The 100-player battle royale structure of Fortnite is one mechanism I think helps to mitigate the problem of overwhelming skill gap.

This kind of thing hasn't really been tested in RTS games, which usually focus on 1v1s.
I had a similar thing happen. I grabbed something four of my cart to scan it, but realized it would be better suited with another, later group of stuff. When I set it back, I got flagged and had to wait.

Mind you, I don’t think I ever took this more than 6 inches away from the cart. I certainly didn’t scan it or even get it near the canner. Just moving it around was enough to get me flagged.

Really put a bad taste in my mouth. That’s something I’ve seen everyone do in order to bag their groceries into logical groups.
Are you genuinely wondering why people want their main access to the whole web to be either non commercial, or shielded from commercial interests ?

The whole input behind linux was to have the central piece of computing managed by the community for the community. I'd wish something similar for the central piece of the internet.
The "old" internet was full of people fighting hot linking because a JPEG being embedded on a popular forum took down your website for a considerable time.

Then the internet ran on an investor bubble that let companies serve content at a loss in hopes of a future acquisition.

Now ads are proving to be the only reliable way to get income out of videos. There are affordable options out there, but because these services were once free everybody feels like they're entitled to free hosting and media.
I tried to add ActivityPub support to my personal website a few months ago.

Unfortunately I found myself reading the W3’s documentation [1] for the most part. Fortunately they weren’t that hard to follow :)

In the end I got lazy and integrated with https://fed.brid.gy which was dead simple since I already had WebMentions setup

1: https://www.w3.org/TR/activitypub/
Looks a bit half-baked.

The concept seems interesting. It seems like it’s missing too much information/behavior to explore in an interesting way.
How much from youtube premium goes to creators?
This is why I only book Alaska when flying out of PDX. I know the quality of service I will get and I don’t even bother looking for cheaper flights.
OK, but they make YouTube. They make the rules of the game. Pay for it with $$$ or by watching Ads, don’t watch YouTube, or pretend there’s some kind of morality in stealing it.
Don't write ambiguously, then.
This is FUD. If you believe this I have some $8000 speaker wire to sell you.
Yes, this is one of the most important problems with well-meaning censorship.

Objectionable content should not be deleted, but instead clearly marked, and possibly require some extra verification steps to access. But it should not be deleted and forgotten, if for nothing else then as an evidence for future crime investigations.
Maybe try an internship while you're looking for another role, anything to help you get steady income. Can you get feedback on your resume somehow? A good resume can make a big difference.
> Banning any form of paid lobbying, sponsorship, etc.

The problem with this is then the only people that are able to meet with / influence your representatives are the people that are independently wealthy enough to travel to them and take the time off from work to do so. If you can't pay someone to speak on your behalf, and you can't afford to take the time to speak for yourself, how do you get heard? Are you personally willing to fly out to your representatives offices every time something comes up that the EFF lobbies against or for on your behalf?
I see what you did there ;)

Yes, Paul McCartney is a big fan of the album Pet Sounds. He bought a copy for each of his children to teech them about music. He elaborates about Pet Sounds a great deal in the interview below:

https://www.the-paulmccartney-project.com/interview/paul-mcc...
> Somewhere along the path, we've made a terrible turn

It was a variation of Eternal September that caused it. ;)

The majority of users became non-technical, so the focus had shifted as browser vendors needed to cater to different audiences.
They aren’t closing down, they are going to refine bio-diesel instead
pkill Mozilla

sadly apt in that nothing can adopt
I love layers above sql because it can make a lot of domain logic nice to model. But dropping down when it it makes sense and finding a rock solid foundation is nice too.

<3 Entity Framework Core but also love the new interfaces that let me cast a db connection to Npgsql connection and use its advanced features and raw performance.

It would be great if postgresjs could underpin Knex and MikroOrm.
Blockbuster Video is back!
Looks like an implementation of: https://github.com/davidmchapman/3DContainerPacking
I really don’t know why anyone flies the major carriers domestically. They aren’t better in any way than Southwest and they aren’t cheaper than Frontier.

I have money so I pretty much only look at SW for domestic flights. I would only start flying Delta/United/AA if I had so much money I weren’t flying coach or if I lived in a market SW didn’t serve.
Im thankful in a way since it makes it much easier for me to consume less and less and spend more of my time offline.
I don't care as much about the privacy as I care about not messing up my Youtube recommendations. Any time I accidentally click on or hover over some BS video my front page is full of clickbait spam and I need to manually clean up my watch history.

I guess (?) it works for monetization, but the UX of YouTube and their pushing of clickbait content has become horrible over the past few years. I just wish they stopped trying to be "smart" about what I want to watch. I'm already paying for Premium, just give me an option to make Youtube stupid.
Companies have no legal requirement to hire local/national talent.

And if a company can save a buck, you know full well they're gonna do just that.
Linus also built the Commodordion, an accordion made from two C64s joined together by floppy disks which has to be seen to be believed:

http://www.linusakesson.net/commodordion/index.php
You're glossing over distinctions that do matter when you're trying to detecting cheating. Yes, once a DLL is loaded into the process memory it can do anything it wants.

But when you're trying to detect cheats, how it was loaded and what it attempts to do in your address space is exactly what you're trying to detect.
Thats ambiguous for you for some reason. Pretty clear for anyone else - or perhaps anyone else outside the eu, which kinda strengthens my point of view. Nonetheless Palestine rights are moot for the coming century, but thats a different topic.
Steve's Explanation of the Viterbi Algorithm (2003)
It's ironic to see a bot providing a glowing, uncritical auto-summary of an article that talks about the importance of human critical thinking in safe AI development.
Weren't there safety issues at one of the very few remaining black powder plants that caused it to shut down?

If the inputs are constrained, that may be constraining the outputs.
I'd recommend a Python script on a cron/task scheduler job.
My ideal getaway car would include an automated drone which flies into the store to exfiltrate the codes from the prepaid cards, and present them as credits in my phone, ignoring the mess of walking inside, paying, and typing into my phone that the retailer futilely demands.
One possibility is while you are still the boss one of the team could become a lead and handle standups, prioritising day to day stuff etc. You role would be people managing still but they are taking on some of the project managing.

I think if you are in charge of people then that is you main job. Coding fits in around it. Some weeks you won’t code.
But, don't you have to run an OS to access the web?
bullshitting implies internal knowledge of the deceit, if this were the case we could just train models to not bullshit and tell only the truth. A hallucination, when things are hallucinations, is when the model 'believes' what it is predicting to be equivalent to truth.
I don't want to pay for what I don't use. I want a simple no-ad plan that I can share with my partner. I don't need and don't want to pay for Youtube Music, more than one other person, offline videos, etc.

I would also be incentivized by the ability to control how much of my money goes to each creator.
On the cold, industrial side where people just do "close enough", Penicillium roqueforti is also used to make concentrated blue cheese flavor. Food scientists know that blue cheese flavor mainly comes from ketones produced by the mold, which in turn derives from milk fat. So they start with cream, mix the spores in, then aerate and stir to let the mold eat as much fat as possible. 48 hours later, you get what salad dressings use for "Blue cheese" flavor.
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37807515
> Because Facebook is so entrenched in what they offer that Google tried and couldn’t put a dent into them.

I'd say it's because Google was so inept at trying to do so, the way TikTok wasn't.

Also I wonder why such brands like Nintendo, Mitsubishi, General Electric, Ford Motors, Philips, Siemens, etc all exist for a century or more, and likely will for another century. What kind of secret have these tech bros discovered?
> They don't have established networks

of corrupting lobbyists, that the main thing they are missing.

The average age in the Senate is what, 65? The percentage of people with degrees in science, architecture or engineering is like 10%.

These people are not keeping up with changes in the world, they are not more informed than an average Joe and are definitely less capable of processing new information.

There is no formal qualification required to become a politician and they are not selected based on intellectual merit. In fact my local politician is a ex-convict.
> Dear Google UX designers, the way you present your little "decline" links is illegal in the EU. I'm sure you've got these design directives from a product manager, but you can still say "no" to breaking the law.

If there is one thing like about EU, is that it's the only one in the world standing for the user's rights keeping these companies with their antitrust pratices in check.

If it weren't for them @pple wouldn't have switched to USB-C
I unfortunately can't find references at the moment, but I've heard that some/most of this is done with nVidia Shield TV boxes which have the same Tegra X1 security flaws used to exploit the early Nintendo Switches.
If I've ever contributed content that YouTube now shows ads on, absolutely. (I have).

YouTube is a video sharing platform. It's not sharing if I have to pay in cash or time.
There there were a lot of scientists in the 70s and 80s predicting collapse of food production, who weren’t slightly wrong but spectacularly wrong.

The last few decades has seen an exponential reduction in poverty, and the largest increase of food production in human history (It’s a statistical fact). To predict that will suddenly reverse is a heck of a bold claim.
Instead of money being spent on improving lives of politicians, money may end up being spent on improving lives of the masses.
Because highly upload capacity costs serious money and retail customers aren't willing to pay for it.
`const`-as-comment is specifically limited to pointers and references - `const` on objects definitely does change semantics (it is always UB to attempt to modify a `const` object).

Another good example is string literals (except when initializing a non-const `char[]` variable), which are often allocated in read-only data in the same way, since they are const objects too.
Freedom of reach for Musk’s pet causes and freedom of the boot for everyone else.
But I'll bet it has a lot more character.
Comcast Business limits you to their slowest 50/15 Mbps plan if you use your own modem and they want $20/mo for ipv6. I hope the people making those decisions die painfully.
sure they are, they're a searchable archive made using a lossy compression algorithm, which is capable of synthesizing creative output from known elements.
Veritasium did an episode on IQ a couple of month back where they cover the IQ-income correlation.[1] One of the people he talked with said something that I find interesting: "a lot of people who have very high intelligence scores don't have the same interest in accumulating money."

[1] I Took an IQ Test to Find Out What it Actually Measures (https://youtu.be/FkKPsLxgpuY?t=911)
Lots of life’s necessities come from industrial works that aren’t pretty. We could shut all of them down and go back to the Stone Age.
Why did Europe do this to themselves? I’ve seen the numbers and I’m sorry, but it isn’t sustainable. Especially when you factor in reproduction rates. Western Europe will be conquered by a caliphate within 100 years. A democratic colonialism.
Why do you care? You are using Google's platform, just pay them.
> Suppose S::make and take_ownership were secretly colluding, like this:

std::unique_ptr<S> *global;

std::unique_ptr<S> S::make() {
std::unique_ptr<S> origp = std::make_unique<S>();
global = &origp;
return origp;
}

void take_ownership(S *rawp) {
delete rawp;
*global = std::make_unique<S>();
}

>The compiler cannot rule out this possibility

Why can't the compiler rule out that possibility? That looks like undefined behavior code to me, so thus the compiler could rule it out. S::make() is storing a pointer to a local variable (origp), and then that pointer is being accessed after S::make() has returned. I'm pretty sure that's undefined behavior.
Definitely not. The US military plays the long game and works very hard to conceal its exact capabilities. That's how you win wars, be more persistent, more capable, and surprise your enemies with your capabilities.

There are undercover intelligence assets that have been undercover for 10-20 years.
Same. Don't care about perks, just give me 1.5-2x the space, and I'll give you that much more money.

Instead, many routes are either cram in tight for cheap, or buy a first/business class with room to lay. Just give me something in the middle, please...
My understanding is bio-diesel manufacturing is far more pleasant to be around, though it’s still going to have a lot of trucks etc.

Oil is just a amazingly nasty stuff.
Last I checked, GrapheneOS is open source.

Don't trust. Verify.
It really depends on how fat adapted your metabolism is. When untrained people exert themselves their muscles tend to produce most energy from glucose and very little from fat. By doing a lot of zone 1-2 training you can gradually shift your metabolism to rely more on fat, at least at lower effort levels where you're not limited by oxygen. This allows you to go longer than 2 hours without bonking.
See also: GPT-4 Prompt injection via concealed text in image backgrounds https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37886162
This 100%. Once the client becomes too hostile, I'll just stop using the service. I've been clear of Reddit since Apollo shut down, and if ad blocks stop working on youtube, I'll just find something else to do.

Apart from just Ads, I use the "Block Element" feature of uBlock to cut down on a lot of other visual noise within sites. For youtube I block the giant rows of "related" video suggestions (which I guess you could consider as ads), and youtube shorts from showing up in my subscription feed.
People read a lot of different things into the word Linux, so saying something is like Linux without qualifying in what sense is probably going to be confusing to a lot of people.

Like I've been using Linux for 20 years, you bet "like Linux" conjures up different ideas in my head than in for example my girlfriend's, she has mostly interacted with modern Linux DEs, never configured XFree86 in vim on a 15" CRT and has no fond memories of sysvinit.

Communication is tricky that way.
I agree this is google doing evil and there should be government intervention for this kind of shit.

There's a timer that re-enables the Play Protect nag after a certain period of time. I can't remember how many days it is.

You can permanently disable it by running the following over ADB or a local shell. Works for me.

# This should disable Play Protect. Maybe.
# https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/187097/is-there-a-way-to-control-use-google-play-protect-together-with-microg-open-sou
settings put global package_verifier_enable 0
settings put global package_verifier_user_consent -1
settings put secure package_verifier_user_consent -1
settings put global upload_apk_enable 0
settings put global PACKAGE_VERIFIER_SETTING_VISIBLE 1
settings put global PACKAGE_VERIFIER_INCLUDE_ADB 0
On my phone, there seems to be a float issue where the boxes are too close together and they draw out of order.
I wish websites could just serve the data worth scraping as nice data files, along the content. But it's impossible due to most websites' business model.

Those who can do it for free, do; see e.g. Wikipedia.

More websites could offer a paid API though; stopping to waste your engineers' time on adding anti-scraping measures, and collecting payments from serious actors could offset the possible losses from copycats.
Is the biofuel going to be ethanol?

https://www.reuters.com/business/environment/us-corn-based-e...

...ethanol is likely at least 24% more carbon-intensive than gasoline due to emissions resulting from land use changes to grow corn, along with processing and combustion.
Related:

Show HN: Recursive Recipes – directions to make food from scratch - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17180686 - May 2018 (75 comments)
Gmail always catches me by surprise: launched before the IPO and relatively quickly after Google’s inception. 19 years ago!
In LA at the moment, the smog is still here
Thanks for getting to the bottom of the doubt!

The SL die photo seems to really show the differences in density that careful layout can produce; one wouldn't think that bus/memory controllers are of the same complexity as the CPU itself, but due to being entirely standard cells, they are almost the same size as the CPU.
New York-London/Paris is the graveyard of new airlines, especially those promising better service than the legacies: L'Avion, La Compagnie, MAXjet, OpenSkies, etc. I wish him luck, but it's going to be incredibly hard to fill A380s of all things profitably without a massive feeder network and plenty of whales for the front of the plane.
Ublock isn't working for me on twitch.
It's just seen lots of code. No prompt engineering required.
Hasn't fancy London to NYC flights been tried multiple times?
When I started using GrapheneOS several years ago, I quickly realized I had jumped a lot further down the FOSS rabbit hole than I realized.

Today, I consider the inability to use government or banking apps on a device that travels in my pocket a feature, not a bug, but it was indeed a steep and sometimes unpleasant learning curve.
jfc just sell me a copy of Dark and Inside on DVD (or w/e), that's all I want
or even the systems used by the financial world which more or less run our economies at this stage. Those should be everyone's number one concern, because those really do impact our lives on a deep level.
Specifically it's not giving google money even if you would benefit from the transaction, because of a big list of bad things google does.

It sounds like a reasonable principle to me.
If infants are involved I would.
What did the design process actually look like? Did they design at the gate level? Drawing manually or via software?
Go on the unlock origin reddit, they have clear instructions for getting it working.

Basically disable all current ad blockers, including YouTube enhancer ad blocker, reset filters to default, make sure there's no cosmetic filters either. And it should work L.
You can buy business class. Much better service and much better comfort. But you probably don’t want to spend that much, which is where the problem lies.
Do you have any recommended resources for learning about particle filters?

Also l, what other types of newer models or more advanced models other than the particle filter would you recommend for offline processing?