skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I was wondering whether one could use a fixed-point combinator to exploit any AI. If AI can answer anything, then itself must be expressible as a lambda expression, and is susceptible to having a fixed point.
On the "Scenario Spoilers", it looks like we got (at least in part) 1, 3 (both options), 4, 6 and 9. Pretty impressive.
The same YouTube that promoted, in their recommendations page, "alternative news" sources throughout the last six+ years and made many of them popular? YouTube's algorithm with little human oversight has caused major damage and this is the least they can do.

Plus "shortform news" is inherently problematic even from authoritative sources, because it has to simply every issue into a black Vs. white to fit the format. Reality is often shades of gray/grey. Try explaining the current Gaza situation in 60-seconds, I couldn't, I couldn't in 15-minutes.
It does, unfortunately, have significant whitespace. (I'd be curious to hear from a blind person whether sig whitespace is as painful to them as it sounds like it would be to me.)
Wardrobe? Star Trek didn't even have a wardroom, just replicators, right?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wardroom

:-)
When's the iOS version coming? Will there even be one considering the payment system?
Usually it’s a group of people who do so to receive social credit from each other on a successful entry. Us humans are designed to do all sorts of unpleasant weird shit for social credit.
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I haven't watched it yet but do bare in mind that a lot of great shows took a few episodes (or even a couple of seasons) to find their stride. Frasier was no exception, the first few episodes were setting stage for the rest of the show.

But as I said, I haven't seen the new series so I cannot comment on whether there's anything there to grow from.
It has had a single window mode since Gimp 2.8 was released in 2002. Unfortunately it's not the upstream default, but a lot of Linux distros set it that way anyway.

https://docs.gimp.org/2.8/en/gimp-concepts-main-windows.html
Thanks for your honesty and vulnerable post.

I have no answer but am in a similar situation. Though not as an engenier but as a former professional in the business world.

For what it is worth my experience is that these things has to be taken serious.

I ended up jobless, single and isolated before I realized how deep a hole I was in was. I could not allow myself to take the chance it was to quit or similar responsible action and stayed in it till I was very ill.

So my advice is to keep reaching out to people who will listen to your feelings about this. Someone who takes you seriously!

Best wishes
You can't; a while ago, there were Russian ships hovering near an important undersea cable (iirc between Ireland and the US). But since that's international waters, they can't do anything.

I'm 99% sure that all the cables have been identified and if the order is given, they will be cut. Along with all other infrastructure.
I get a lot of Fox & Al Jazeera mixed in with the usual BBC, CNN et cetera. I wouldn't call that one sided.
Sorry, maybe my comment didn't come across appropriately: I agree with you, I loved that comment, I was just joking about how over my head it went!
Hey be positive, if your place is cold during the winter months it could double as a heating element.
I'm sorry. It seems that this didn't happen. One source of this false information might have been a satirical letter written by El Fassed which was signed by Mandela. The satire being apparent on the original publication but then picked up by others as a real letter.
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I like most music, electronic or otherwise, and Caribou is a great rec. Big fan!
Depends on much one will be waiting for the equivalent of Year of Desktop RISC-V.
you mean, making everybody else aware of how smart the poster is
On the other hand, submarine cables can work for decades; Starlink satellites each last only very few years.
Attempting to stop an incomplete pipeline commercial deal that the US was already protesting long before the war is different than bombing an existing pipeline involving one of NATOs most important members, on sea territory of another NATO member, just because a war started.

It’s plausible but highly unlikely.

The evidence points to Ukrainian saboteurs on a rented yacht anyway.
And the logout button right under my name so I accidentally push it on mobile 50% of the time. Still I don’t think it’ll ever change much which is kind of cool in a way
With what moderators? Twitter laid off significant amounts of their moderation team.

No one is going through account creation or double checking this stuff anymore at Twitter.
> While you can't control interpretation of the word, you're now aware of its connotations in certain cultures and how you can be interpreted. The burden of its possible misuse is now on you.

What a ridiculous and pedantic take. Language has always been contextual and nuanced. One of those contexts is obviously culture. In situations where clarity is needed, it can be sought.

There is no burden of misuse, much less more than any other word in english.
Which of these CPUs support ECC memory with approriate motherboard?
This is so obviously the product of a labor of love that it's impossible not to admire it.
Definitely a non-breaking space.
I believe language does not matter. I believe the hardware that presents the text to the programmer is more important. I would think a braile terminal would work fine.

Over 30 years ago, there was a deaf/blind programmer in my group. She had no issues and was quite good. That was a COBOL shop.
How networks reduce gender segregation
"But then, in the 1990s, Robert Pearlman says, the insurance autographs started showing up in space memorabilia auctions. An Apollo 11 insurance autograph can cost as much as $30,000."

https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2012/08/30/160267398/what...
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As a result of research & coordinated disclosure by our Francesco Lacerenza, a new patch was released for the crewjam SAML #golang library. Affected versions (< 0.4.14) are vulnerable to cross-site scripting (XSS) on the IdP.
It'll take a lot more than 1 missile to disable Starlink.

I suppose 1 missile aimed at Hawthorne California might do it.
"For Enthusiasts" is a calling beacon for those not in the know. "I want to have the best of the best, but don't know what that is" are then duped into buying the latest sales gimmick. Anytime someone says "who" they are targeting, it's not their target audience. They are targeting folks who want to be "who" they are targeting.
Great list, thanks
i noticed autogen creates a new docker container each time code is executed by agents (default behaviour, can be turned off), so it's safe as you think docker is safe
GN's power chart https://youtu.be/8KKE-7BzB_M&t=462 shows how ridiculous the power draws are for both 13th and 14th gen. But as https://www.reddit.com/r/hardware/comments/10bna5r/13900k_po... notes

> The difference between 205W and 253W is only about 3.5% performance. The difference from 150W to 205W is about 10%.
Have been working with this and very impressed so far - it’s a step ahead of LangChain agents and seems to be receiving more attention/development than LangChain was interested in committing to agents.

FWIW the “group research” and “chess” examples from the notebooks folder in their repo have been the best for explaining the utility of this tech to others - the meme generator does a good job showing functions stripped down but misses a lot of the important bits
Sexual dysfunction, for one:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selective_serotonin_reuptake_i...

Additional potential long-term side effects include, but are not limited to, weight gain, feeling emotionally numb, and an increased suicided risk. Furthermore, there's the SSRI discontinuation syndrome: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antidepressant_discontinuation...

SSRIs are truly fun stuff.
Apparently Android isn't as fragmented as J2ME phones, so they say.
> One could strike a balance between full OSS and legitimate needs of the producer to live off their creation.

That is what the BSL is for. It is not an open source license but it is a source available licence that automatically transitions to an open source license after a predetermined amount of time.
They are all pro-state media, the other side would be anarchist media ;)
Maybe OP uses a smartphone and a mobile browser
It must be hard to extrapolate from just one example of a planet with life.
Fox and CNN are two wings of the same bird. That I keep hearing people refer to Fox as the right-wing outlet tells me either "right-wingers" aren't caught up, or they are caught up, and the everyone else still thinks they care what Fox has to say. Not sure which.
I agree, no confirm, but the current undo procedure for hide is definitely painful and it's really easy to accidentally click.

On the other hand, maybe it's a feature. Lately I've taken the approach that if I hid it accidentally, it probably wasn't worth reading anyway. I'm learning to let it go.
> GN

The intro in the recent video about the 14700 was quite amusing:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KKE-7BzB_M
FWIW even in my metal days I recognized that the kind of (mostly black) metal that I enjoyed was fairly close to some of my brother's techno that I happened liking. All those droning guitars, layers of synth and screeching vocals are, experience-wise, quite similar to a deep techno DJ set. A music to work to, rather than to analyze -- I guess that's the value I find in it.

Also, I don't listen to hardcore / horror core techno much, but I find it striking how the artists adopt the imagery and themes that I would traditionally associate with metal: horrors, monsters, final battles for future of humanity, etc.
It is entirely generated with GPT-4, given the original parent text and asked to continue it in the same style.
As a kid, it was fascinating to see Picard drinking tea from the same Bodum glassware we had at home.
I don't know, I like policies. What's the alternative? Different rules for different people? How does that square with anti discrimination. Because I am willing to bet the ones that get disproportionate punishment will be a historically marginalized group. Same rules for everyone is a good thing. And it adds transparency and order.

Treating someone like a human doesn't mean firing someone for being late while not firing someone that does the same thing. Make the late policy lenient and applied consistently. That's more human
One sided in that they’re state propaganda machines even if they represent different flavors of power
> This is why we should have a robust social safety net in wealthy societies.

People frequently say that, but how does that serve the interests of capitalism? If a safety net is too robust, they'll have to pay to support unproductive non-workers indefinitely. Seems like it would make a lot more sense (and be the moral thing to do w.r.t. objective, capitalist morality) to make the safety net inadequate and hard to access, to eventually cull the unproductive people that turn out to be useless and cannot find other work.
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Most everyone seems anti-Semitic these days too. Not much of a difference as far as I can tell.
The only thing I disagree with is that factory built equals better quality control. Lots of factory built things lack quality. Furthermore this brick laying machine might have high precision ability it’s not fair to say it won’t without seeing it in action.
> I haven't been following autonomous long-haul trucking, why is it "back to being a sci-fi pipe dream at this point"? Again, is that primarily a technology vs safety story, or is it a political issue due to organized pushback from sections that oppose it?

I think it's a mix.

Waymo cancelled their self driving truck division recently to focus on ride share[0].

They're most likely feeling push back from someone over self driving trucks, but I wonder if the bigger thing is liability and dangers around the weight it would be hauling. They already have had one of their trucks be ran off the road by another semi already and haven't released ANY statements about it.[1]

[0]: https://waymo.com/blog/2023/07/doubling-down-on-waymo-one.ht...

[1]: https://techcrunch.com/2022/07/01/behind-the-scenes-of-waymo...
Baseball players do something similar at the start of the season but for different reasons. They sign tons of balls while traveling for various gifts and promotions and stuff at the start of the season so they don’t need to do it later
It's not about the $1, it's about getting payment information into Twitter. It reduces the friction for the next charge.
> Starlink is always 1 missile away from being turned off though

I think one Elon Musk can make more damage to the service than one missile.
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As I looked through the shots of the chairs in the episodes, I noticed that the old shows had some wild lighting: sometimes like a Halloween set, sometimes like a task light was just set up on a tripod next to the camera, and sometimes like a cube farm. The new shows all seem to go for web developer's / Twitch streamer's dungeon with no overhead lighting, wall-mounted spotlights, and RGB rim lights everywhere.
> that Intel was experiencing production difficulties on

Hasn’t this been Intel’s excuse for like, nearly the past decade at this point?
This is the HN I love :)
The text I posted was 100% AI-generated (GPT4) when asked to continue the previous text
Very easy to misclick on a mobile device, even an iPad.
So, I'm out of luck with by Android 5 and 8? :((((((
CPUs, like smartphones, don't really need an upgrade every year, but the manufacturers feel the need to come up with a new lineup each year, even when the changes are minimal at best and cosmetic at worst. Most desktop CPUs are already very good enough at their job and don't need an upgrade. There are exceptional workloads where CPU speed is a bottleneck, but I think we have run out of easy ways to improve it.

I upgraded from Intel 3570K (a 2012 CPU!) to AMD 5600X two years ago simply because the old motherboard had no M.2 slots and honestly didn't feel any difference in CPU speed.
One would think, but again, the bar is now very, very low. Like I said, a purity spiral on a knitting forum.

I used to be on a once-popular forum which has slowly skewed to the left, and then farther, and farther. Now everything there is politicized because the Red Guard types remaining are on the continual hunt for anything at which they might take offense. These are people who go wild for the opportunity to talk about the racist origins of steampunk.
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/236773/...

> Lithography: Intel 7

Very disappointing that we're still on Intel 7. I was hoping for Intel 4 at the very least.
280W is too much! This even put them on Workstation HEDT class.
Considering all the layoffs, the closed positions, and job listings suddenly skewing heavily towards "staff" engineers, we are in a buyers' market (ie. the employers have all the leverage right now).
Yeah they come up with some good stuff

The blatantness of this one is quite impressive. I've seen some interesting bullshit claims before but claiming a $30bn pipeline project in a 1st world country with a fairly good recordkeeping system that anyone can just visit and validate (or fail to validate, as the case may be) is really something else.

I mean, do you even have to leave your desk to determine that these guys don't own all this land they claim to own?

It's a bit like Theranos again, some of the basic claims being made are prima facie unbelievable, this stuff should not be passing the most basic of due diligence checks, but somehow it gets this far down the line before someone picks up on it. It's all very weird.
all the pro-war channels
As an _addendum_ for those who are not as up to date on news: The 14th generation is a split-architecture for Desktop & Mobile. The 14th Gen _mobile_ processors (being released in December) should be on Meteor Lake, and there is expected to be performance differences.
You're certainly not wrong there.
Understanding is only step 1. Step 2 after understanding is to practice until it becomes automatic and see it from different viewpoints, only then do you truly know it. That is what author of the original article is talking about too.
I guess it is only a design choice. Not so sure about the positive outlook so. The federation is militaristic to the point of the military, Starfleet, running diplomacy. And the objectively bad stuff starfleet does, the prime directive for examole can amount to genocide by negligence, is done in the name of moral superiority. Throw in some hero worshipping and personality cult, after all rules only apply to certain people, never the heros... The Klingons are welcome allies, despite all the shit they did during the various wars with the federation, while the Romulans are the evil, honorless villains... Reading between the lines, there is a lot of cold war stuff in the universe going on.
No, it's Intel 7 (same as 12th and 13th gen). Meteor Lake (the mobile 14XXX chips...) will be on Intel 4.
To be fair, this person clearly said it was a "gut" feeling, and it is also ok to be wrong about things, since being corrected on saying a wrong thing is a wonderful way to learn.
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Definitely more of psy chill/ambient than trance. I tend to like moving between psytrance and psybient–too many hours of trance alone makes me feel like my brain is vibrating inside my skull!
> Incidentally, why is the degree immune to disappearance in division unlike all other units?

It's not. If you divide temperature by temperature (T/T) you get unitless value. But it doesn't make sense (what does it mean Kelvins per Kelvin?) Your mistake is to take a scalar value for temperature: 300 K / 2 = 150 K (T/scalar = T).
Why can't our tech billionaires learn anything new?
Independent, ethical journalism that doesn't tell you about potential conspiracies because you have an aversion to them?

Conspiracies happen. I will bet my life that there are plenty of major ones going on now, that we'll only possibly learn of in the coming decades.
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Sorry, I know nothing about PodScripts. For the AI transcript, we do a speech recognition and turn the whole audio to the text. AFAIK, podcast owner often provide show notes, not the whole text version for their show.

And your are right, the red icon indicate that the episode has already been transcribed by AI, you can see the text version of it.
In that same logic, ask and show HN in PG's mind is to be discouraged because they always contain body text.

But the opposite should be true, ask and show (and others) should just be plain text and not greyed out.
Ah ha. Mystery solved, thank you!

Turns out everybody's half-right. :)
Indeed. I will never go back to browsing without ad blockers.
Have you heard of the saga of the puppy channel?

A man had collected hundreds of hours of VHS tapes of cute pets and embarked on a mission to create a broadcast channel featuring no ads, just cute videos. Everyone turned him down, not interested, offended even at the notion that one would need a break from ad-mediated drama-laden television

https://www.thisamericanlife.org/233/starting-from-scratch/a...
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I assume a lot of it is for small businesses, but I'm actually always a bit surprised at the sheer volume of bank branches in prime downtown real estate.

I think the only time I've gone in a bank/brokerage branch in years is when I've needed something notarized or I've had some non-standard brokerage transaction I've needed to handle in person.
I also presume there's huge furniture rental places for movie studios in the neighbourhood.
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One big problem is that Odysee and Rumble don't primarily attract people because they're somehow better than YouTube - it attracts them because YouTube - often rightfully - bans them. Their front pages become right wing propaganda outlets - Odysee has somewhat cut down on it, but I still see Dave Cullen and a "woke triggered cringe compilation" when I scroll a little. Rumble is a full page ad for Steven Crowder - but then again, that's the same company that hosts trumps truth social.

It's also really telling this app doesn't support any self-hosting solutions.
As bad as I want to read past the first paragraph, it’s not even worth it to spend another second on this ad-ridden website.
When I read it on my phone, I have to zoom in for any interaction with HN.

But I really wouldn't like it to become less dense. Or to have prompts.
Thanks for that!

This reminded me how as a kid for about a decade I used the CDROM burning software Nero Burning ROM [0] without any idea that it was a reference to the Roman emperor Nero [1] and the Great Fire of Rome [2] until my mom saw me using it and educated me.

[0] https://www.nero.com/eng/products/nero-burning-rom/

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nero

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Fire_of_Rome
I don't know what software is problematic since it has yet to bite me, but hell, in that case, you can at least go Ryzen. While it's a bummer that there are basically only two high-end CPU vendors for the desktop, at least we're still spoiled for choice among their lineups, with plenty of different motherboard and CPU options. My main desktop box is Ryzen and it works great.
I mentioned this before. This kills show/launch-HNs that has long text that needed all the attention it needs. For these long posts, it is just unreadable in mobile, so I have to skip reading it until I get back to desktop, which often, its ranking dropped and/or I had forgotten about it. So HN is really preventing these show/launch-HNs from getting its needed attention.
That publication is dripping in propaganda.

> "It happened when Israeli forces engaged in fierce gun battles with Palestinian fighters in Kibbutz Be’eri and fired indiscriminately at both the fighters and their Israeli prisoners."

"terrorists took civilian hostages", has become "fighters took prisoners". That is the wheels of propaganda spinning.

> "...said that prior to that, she and other civilians had been held by the Palestinians for several hours and treated “humanely.” She had fled the nearby “Nova” rave"

Well sure, all I'd be talking about is the nice treatment of my captors too, who just slaughtered 250 of my fellow ravers. They offered tea and cake it was nice.
Try different tld with archive?
This brings back the memories of my first ever "high profile" job[1][2]. 2012, I was a wannabe gamedev at the time (even made a couple mediocre demos), but actually a pretty decent backend dev, so they somehow hired me to do the backend/devops. WebGL was a hot new thing at the time, and we were running into a lot of compatibility problems on various consumer GPUs. So I've helped get the 3D/frontend guys set up Sentry, so they could actually see and fix all the problems. Even though all my code ended up being "invisible", I like to think I had a hand in making the beautiful graphics happen.

[1]: https://experiments.withgoogle.com/find-your-way-to-oz

[2]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NBc5aYtz_0
It doesn’t surprise me that twitter engagement went down. It’s worse in every imaginable way (except for community notes, those are nice I guess)

What does surprise me is how little it decreased. The site is barely usable now and, the usage did not go THAT down?
One of the benefits of Hollywood is rental and studio stock. Many of these sets are one-off or occasional, and the furniture would return after the shoot.
From my experience it's a modularization technique. It makes it easier to reason about and improve the system. For example, instead of one big model capable of doing anything, you can separate the system into specialized subsystems with different prompts and improve them over time.