skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If the AI can distinguish between good and bad reasoning, it can select training material that has a higher average than than the corpus. If it can output data that covers the range, it can generate its own data to bootstrap higher functioning models (like alpha go playing against itself to achieve superhuman go playing skills).

I also don’t think you need to remove the dumb comments from the training material anyway. The AI could be able to simulate either someone of 80 IQ or 180 IQ, producing output consistent with both personas.
> I really love Mac’s new effect of clicking the desktop which moves all windows away to see your files underneath. Had that feature been added and off by default, there’s zero chance I would have ever enabled it.

That isn’t on by default though. Upon upgrade you’re presented with an option as to whether you want to turn it on or leave it off.

Whereas this camera gesture change has no warning. It’s new and unexpected behaviour.
The temperature in my office right now is 28.1 with 86% humidity. I'll start to sweat in a couple of minutes. I rely on air conditioning to keep things more comfortable (at the setting I use, it brings it down to about 24 degrees and 75-80% humidty.)
Most advanced countries are not having children at a replacement rate. Current population projections have the world topping out with about 1/4 to 1/3 more people than today, and then declining.

Your Malthusian vision seems unlikely in the extreme.
is this new and if not... why today?
It would be nice if the OS/Browser could detect a date, and calculate those for you, wheresoever it saw it.

Of course, this brings up that text date strings are often vague/could have multiple interpretations.
No idea about that :)
Also dry saunas go up to 110°C/230°F. On the other side of the spectrum, steam baths/Turkish saunas are set around 45°C (115°F), which feels very comparable to a 90°C (200°F) dry sauna
Or... just render the date.
From the article, once the tumor is broken up the immune system begins to clean up the area and is able to learn antigens against the tumor. So your immune system would attack cells that are spreading around the body.
But I really don't need to see 2000 (Twenty three years ago).
Interesingly their wouldn't be Islamic Arab there if it weren't for the the Roman conquest many of those scattered Jew moves to what is now southern Saudi Arabia and Yemen and eventually converted the Himyarite Kingdom to Judaism. Those Hymarite Jew along with several other monotheistic religons that moved into the area (early christian, Mandaeins, Sameritain Zorastrians) became highly influential culturally and created the environment in which Mohammed and Islam emerged.
All the commission members are elected in the respective member states elections... Ehy isn't that democratic? Rotating presendency, nice thing for an organisation made up of 26 member nations. And all those ministers are nominated following democratic elections in each member state. And as such, they are very much accountable to their electorate every 4-5 years.

>> I don't know.

I can confirm, you don't.
This comment from "50 days ago" absolutely rocked me then and continues to provide a sobering and depressing real life metric to the climate crisis. I've showed anyone who will listen this chart.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37257643
I found myself using an official YouTube client by accident recently, and it was so jarring to not be able to easily see when the video I was watching was uploaded.
I use the thumbs up button at the end if I got a good answer.
This isn’t mathematically logical. Every month that you are out of a job, you need to make 8% more once you are hired to make up the difference in loss pay.

While I wouldn’t have taken just any bullshit low paying full time job after getting Amazoned (full time in the cloud consulting division), I was more than willing to take a contract job and just to keep interviewing while I’m working - especially now that jobs and interviews are remote.
Would be more convincing if you could cite the EU directive which makes this law in Germany …
riot against what? what kind of people riot against proposals before they are even discussed?
And it has. There is now a FDA approved device that can be used to treat people.

The government funds fundamental research because it believes that the public is better off with a device like this for sale than without one.

The government probably put some amounts of money, I'm guessing 100s of thousands, in grants to explore the technology. IT seemed promising so the commercial sector came along and invested 100s of millions. Crunchbase put the investment at 230 million in this case.
Obviously when I said "just the date" I mean the full date time stamp, which is the thing we're discussing.
>Browse the other "stories" on that news portal and it becomes clear that it is a right-wing populist click bait portal which tries to incite rage against the German state by hand-picking stories and amplifying them similar to tabloids like Bild.

Isn't that literally the job of the media to "hand pick stories"? How is this any different than media outlets "hand picking" stories that involve police interactions going badly, when most police interactions end up fine?
IME Typescript generally has far worse compile times than rust especially if you need to start splitting into packages or do anything more complex than stripping type annotations.
It sucks, on the other hand, it hardly matters for Web pages, which is the main application on an OS juggling Chrome instances.
Is the Media Interest Drop-Off for Instagram Threads Temporary or Permanent?
I really hope this comment is satire. If you really believe this, you should go to therapy.
I agree a lot of people got pulled over into the right hand side during the weird boom and now things are adjusting. But neither side is more "sustainable" than the other (just some individuals expectations). The work is different, the skills are different, the expectations are different. FAANG are not wrong to pay what they pay.
sort of. its a mixture of easier target but also the structure of the noncompliance.

the IRS only knows about your $15k of income because the person you earned it from filed the 1099 sent it to you and took a tax deduction. The IRS then goes looking at the 1099 recipient for the tax. Its a social graph.

When things are more disconnected from a graph it is still complicated for the IRS.
"Significantly"? Are you sure?
> There needs to be an organized, pro-freedom movement.

https://edri.org
Everything should just say the actual date/time. The “longer ago than yesterday” bit is the slippery slope. It’s never acceptable. If it’s not configurable, it’s always the wrong idea.
You are on forum of temporarily embarased billionaires (now coping with mass FAANG layoffs), so what do you expect?
How do you know where precision is needed?
I have a question about the scenario you're describing in Argentina. If I'm an individual in that country and want to protect my money, a stable offshore asset sounds good. And a digital decentralized asset makes sense because then I don't have to rely on banks in my country which might be unstable. My question is, if every individual takes this strategy, does that further destabilize the economy in my country?
Car batteries wired in parallel [video]
I think we can all agree that youtube does it horribly wrong. But it seems silly to complain about a practice that increases utility by citing examples of software that has done it wrong.

And anything less than a week ago (but more than 24 hours ago) should just say the day of the week.
I'm waiting for the day when I can additionally configure "use ISO8601/RfC3339 timestamps"

Not only on GitLab, but everywhere. In any application. On any website. It's a pain in the ass on Linux.
I think they are interested in rendering the corpus of text from their site unsuitable for training LLMs by stuffing it with nonsense more than preventing scraping.
> No human uses “less that 24 hours” as the definition of “yesterday”. Computers, unfortunately, do

Correction: computers programmed by programmers who believe falsehoods about time zones and dates do.

It’s entirely possible to unambiguously slide a timestamp into the local calendar of your user and from that determine what the local date offset is. If you just take floor(now - time / 86400) then of course you’re going to produce garbage.
> recreational politics

This. Fringe parties tend to do much better in EP elections than in national elections.
Wow, what the screenshot is showing is a candidate for a professional misconduct if we had a governing body.
Not OP. But some of us have seen how the life can function "just fine" even without the huge amount of control and laws that the EU has.

I'm gonna be a bit crass here to convey my point. I currently live in a "shithole" country, and I'd still not want to live in the EU in comparison. I've had this discussion with many people that came back, with family that lives there, with my wife seeing if we want to move there "for our kids future", and always it ends up being a "No", or "let's see if it looks better next year".

Sure, maybe there is a pocket here, a pocket there, or a city/state/province etc that I would want to live in, or is "Okay". But the rest looks positively horrifying.

For starters, I don't want to live in a place where I either have to be ridiculously wealthy or a slave my entire life just to own land that isn't a tiny capsule apartment in an overcrowded city. Land I probably won't be able to do what I want on exactly, anyways.

Anywho, I'm biased. I see Europe as the "pathetic" and "weak" West that is basically slowly killing itself out of some sort of collective cultural guilt for who knows what. It's killing itself in the name of some noble good, whilst the world filled with state-level bullies is destroying the world. No thank you.
Outside of the bubble, that’s what most ICs are making if not less working “enterprise Dev” in most metro areas.

“20 years of experience” is meaningless. The difference in 7-8 years and 20 is meaningless. This is coming from someone who has 25+ years
Total amateur here: does a 386 have “cleverness” or optimizations or does it just quite literally chug through a stream of instructions, adjusting registers and memory?

I guess by this I am thinking about how newer processors do all kinds of stuff at the microcode level that mean you cannot anticipate precisely what instructions are being executed in what order.
I prefer the electric SUV powered by offshore windmills and refrigerated, 1000 miles from consumption site vegan salads so I can pretend at least to care about the environment whether or not the decisions are actually environmentally sound. Because I am invested with Blackrock and my ESG scores are off the charts I also get to brag to my friends while flying my personal jet to Davos ;)

/s
European societies have more fractious populations and a far more elite-mediated society than the U.S.

As a result, their union of states is both more fractious, in that it is a confederation and not a true federal government, and more elite-mediated, in that its function depends more upon the consensus among national elites than among national populations.

Put another way, it is more important that Paris agrees with Berlin than that Bautzen agrees with Lille.

Is that anti-democratic or just a more republican (small r) form of democracy?

I am not sure. But it is different.
I wonder how often they freeze accounts, and it is the wrong person, but he is also doing something illegal or shady and can't provide proof of funds so the funds remain locked.
how did you get in that line of work, i seldom see stories of “boring” business
Great Question (YC W21) Is Hiring Senior Account Executives
The complaints about systemd timers seem strange. To me, they're a sysadmin's dream to work with. I can see exactly when the last trigger was, when the next one will be, and I can test that the unit will work properly when it fires. And I don't have to remember cron syntax.

As for them not supporting email, if you really need to you can add an OnFailure= to the service unit to send one.
If the user needs to know the details of your "time display library" to disambiguate "last week" then you've already lost. It's bad UX. Stop doing it.
Twitter and Musk do not equal free speech, not even in the US let alone Europe...
Long press.
It doesn’t work over google meet. The other person was wrong, it does not apply to the OS video feed, apps have to explicitly support it in some manner.
Thank you for this, I have an el cheapo hatchet that needs attention.
Even on the enterprise dev side, I would expect at least $150K after 5-7 years for your standard full stack dev
I didn't say it was some kind of dictatorship. I do note, however, that the bulk of the EU executive is selected by an organization that is maximally disconnected from the voting public. And this seems to be by design.

Consider the situation described in TFA. Let's say you, as an EU citizen, wanted to change the makeup of the Commission to rectify this. You could vote for a new MEP, but this would have relatively little impact since the Parliament doesn't select most members of the Commission. You could vote for a new national government (assuming this was your highest-priority issue!), and then hope that the heads-of-state would appoint a new President. But this would not replace the remaining 26/27 Commission members. Finally, you could hope that your new government would appoint new Ministers to the CotEU.

But the CotEU has many Ministers and a complex rotating presidency. The Council also has policy "configurations" in which different national ministers have varying degrees of influence. So in the worst case, it could take years for your new Ministers to reach a position where they could influence the composition of the Commission. Even if voters in many countries felt as you did, it might be very difficult to turn this into concrete changes the makeup of the Commission. It is hard not to see this indirection as the key design goal of this structure.

And maybe in the end that's a good thing. TFA, however, makes me worry that it can facilitate some very bad outcomes.
There's been recent advances in joint fitting of multi-output regression forests ("vector leaf"): https://xgboost.readthedocs.io/en/stable/tutorials/multioutp...

In theory, this might suit the multi-step forecast use case.
What happened to the source code for The AppleSoft Compiler?
Loved this reply! The engineer in me demands mechanical fairness from an unfair human world.

At the same time WF is owned by Amazon and i'm thinking, why isnt there a FIFO Queue number on the screen flashing for the attendant. A Product Enhancement ticket I wish I could submit.

Heck, once this is implemented, they could even have a rating for attendants who arent following the flashing number queue.
> Those who believe it's "for our own good" are out of their minds.

Very glad to see some of the sheeps aren't completely clueless over there!
The effects don’t apply across all apps. I tested in google meet last week and it didn’t work.
You have no idea what enterprise dev salaries are
There's no exercise-only group on your graphic. So even though it's some random data without any context, it still can't say what you conclude it said.
How very Oracle of them.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12115397/is-it-against-l...

https://www.brentozar.com/archive/2018/05/the-dewitt-clause-...

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14232976 (2017)
Using RTO to get rid of people is such a catastrophically bad management strategy. You have no control over who is going to leave, so you could just end up encouraging you most valuable or even critical people to leave. That may happen anyway, no doubt, but that should not be your goal.
10 minutes using the API, which is the same product, where you can set your own system prompts and game out how they influence how the model responds.

Additionally, the entire "plug-in" system is based on the contents of the prompt, so if using it were as unreliable as you say, one of the headline features would not even be possible!
I personally would find that quite upsetting.
There's a big difference between things I'm okay with as a punishment for being convicted of a felony, and things I'm okay with being imposed by megacorps with zero due process or accountability.
I try not to let my expectations influence how I interpret a work. I don't think it's fair to the work.

Maybe it's because I've loved the Beatles for a long time but I found every second of that film to be completely gripping. I could have watched another 8 hours.

The banality is what made it so fascinating to me. How classic songs, that have been drilled into my mind and into the fabric of culture for decades were just bits and pieces floating in the minds of a small collection of people, decisions and circumstances. They just bounce around and snowball until something comes out.

The end result sounds so utterly perfect that it's jarring and exhilarating to see some bored lads shooting the shit and suddenly a masterpiece just falls out of nowhere. Then they just go home and eat dinner. What the fuck.
It may be a surprise that not all posts are advermarketingpr, although it does feel like that some days.
wow. was he heavily dilluted?
Oh, I was going to mention that one. We're in October 2023. A video published in November 2021 should not say "1 year ago" but rather "Almost 2 years ago".
Never give up an opportunity to demonize real monetary systems, the good guys.

Be venture capitalist depositing millions in uninsured capital at your VC bank while completely ignoring interest rate risk because you think your buddies can just bully the federal government:

Win infinity free insurance from the U.S. Treasury.

Store capital in the new technology receiving tacit endorsement from the establishment via institutional buy-in, super bowl ads, etc.:

Go bankrupt and then get gloated at by a bunch of midwit redditors.
I tested in google meet last week, it does not work there.
> The web works better on Android.

Does "the web" work better, or the Google ecosystem?

One reason I don't want to move from iOS is their embedding of their stuff into the OS, which in turn beams my queries etc through GOOG.

But it's been a long time (multiple years) since I messed around with an Android tablet.

(Don't have the money to take risks rn, though ironically the next laptop will probably be anything but a macbook -- touchbar is terrible, heart my f keys)
I think it boils down to which GPGPU camp you are in, AI or HPC.

AI has relatively simple workflow, less thread divergence, so the SIMT abstractions add very little value. HPC workflow on the other hand is lot more complex. Writing a good simulation program for example, is going to get inhumanly complex with just SIMD.
Your neighbor denying the holocaist, sticking with your example, are the people that would allow a government to become oppressive.
I'd propose user-survey to the death at dawn at twenty paces.
> This is a major reason employees are dissatisfied with employers: current employees aren't paid market rates.

Are you saying the market isn't paying market rates?
Do you have some references (articles, blogs or similar) that illuminates why the trivial solutions won't work?

Clearly I know enough to come up with a trivial solution, but not enough to immediately see why it won't work.
Use the URL
a mixer does not convert to cash. it converts/swaps old btc to new btc by attempting to obfuscate there trail
"The bureaucrats are trying to expand out of their remit."

Which, to be frank, was totally expectable and the fact that the system wasn't prepared enough for this behavior constitutes a significant weakness.
Fighting games can simultaneously be bigger than they've ever been but nowhere near the level of success that other genres reach. You either have to be cool with losing 9/10 matches you play or have a large amount of knowledge and/or mechanical execution. Simplifying mechanical execution only goes so far because mechanical execution is just a foregone conclusion at a certain level of play, and most of the game becomes a mental exercise. Many people struggle to accept that they are the problem and the reason they're performing poorly, and this is something that's massively exacerbated by the prevalence of team-based multiplayer games. Prize pools at flagship events are always ridiculously low. One-on-one mentoring is by and away the easiest way to get into the genre, and it is also probably the most "expensive" way to introduce people bar none.

I love the genre; it's in a great place, and it doesn't need to change. I'm glad the playerbase is very cautious about losing some of the magic chasing after mass market appeal. The downside is just that it's hard to justify throwing a lot of money at these games.
Declining Antarctic sea ice further drives global warming, a little discussed topic.

>The discussions of the remarkable September global warming have noted that much of the warming is associated with an extreme warming anomaly over Antarctica, with the suggestion that this warming is a weather effect that will disappear. While it is true that Antarctic temperature fluctuates greatly from month to month, we note that there is a latent southern Hemisphere polar amplification of warming that has long been dormant, as Southern Hemisphere sea ice cover has been relatively constant for several decades. The recent decline of sea ice area may be an indication that, averaged over weather, Antarctica will become a more important contributor to global temperature change.

The above is from James Hansen's latest newsletter. Another one of those pesky self-reinforcing feedback loops.
Your issues are valid and as a never-mac user for 10 years Ive been baffled watching tech friends buy and use Apple products.

Google says your ipad is 1.5 lbs, my thinkpad X1 nano 13" is exactly 2 lbs and does everything iPad does, WITH A KEYBOARD! 1 tb, 16 gb ram, even a sim card slot. Oh, and actual PORTS, for a COMPUTER, imagine?

It honestly looks like brainwashing, I've interrogated smart friends about why they use apple and I can NEVER get a straight answer. I think it is because they don't want to say the truth, they use Apple so other people know they can afford Apple. Thats it. The products such, the marketing is hype and they have no direction as a company.

Also, the Apple VR headset is idiotic and sure to be a flop.
Ultrasound with a focus lens destroys the cells by creating cavitation (implosion 'bubbles') it does not move the tissue somewhere else.

It's basically the same as tumour tissue removal but without invasive surgery.
I think that's an excellent analysis. There's another issue I'm not seeing anyone talk about:

I'm currently unemployed. But given my life circumstances, I need to make about $170k/year to avoid long-term money problems.

I've seen a few jobs in the $140k-$150k range that I'm pretty sure are mine for the asking. But I know that once the market improves, I'd need to move on to other companies for better pay.

I'm avoiding applying for those jobs because it feels slimy: I'd have to deceive the employer about my intentions to stay.
Be careful, the dirty State of Germnay will fine you!
What are some situations where you find calculating the relative date useful?

Personally, if I care about a timestamp at all it's because I want to compare it to another date (maybe a past date, maybe a present or future one): a deadline, an event, a birthday. Relative dates actually make such comparisons harder.

On the other hand, seeing an actual date like 2022/10/03 it's dead simple to tell that was a year ago, it's equally easy to tell whether something happened this year, or last month, or two days ago, etc.
Chorography the art of describing or mapping a region