skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is extremely wild to me.

AMD literally made an "internal cheat" for cs2. This is a widely known guaranteed ban and likely among most people (if you modify the game engine then you get banned). Even with weak anticheat like VAC.

This means AMD didn't work with valve at all on this feature, a feature I assume both parties would be interested in. This would be one of the biggest esport games for the anti-lag feature that amd could advertise as supporting.

On top of not contacting valve, they had the expertise to do this, but somehow didn't realize they would get banned?

Somewhat hilariously there's no way they did this for valorant - that game wont even launch if you have debug tools open (unless amd is so dense they worked around that).
There was a famous case about their confessions obtained through torture. https://chicagotorture.org/reparations/history/

That link doesn't mention the guns in mouths, but I remember that technique from at least one article about those Chicago police.
I am back at DVD. Stuff I like isn’t or not anymore streamed, only available via DVD.

DVD however is annoying. Waiting for the Menu, FBI warning - everything you don’t need nor want as paying customer.

So I am considering doing what needs to be done: NAT sever with ripped DVDs. Local streaming. ;)
Blockchain document transfer
1 - Some people do consider them AGI, or at least that an agent using an LLM as one part of a system is AGI. I do.

2 - I have some sense that OpenAI already has a system (that they haven't released) that many reasonable people will consider AGI.
"Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sleep, his cupidity may at some point be satiated; but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end for they do so with the approval of their own conscience. They may be more likely to go to Heaven yet at the same time likelier to make a Hell of earth."
After nearly a decade I still can't downvote (I think there's a minimum score -- 500? EDIT: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37918382
I upvote liberally, mostly comments that bring me new information, eloquently elucidate obscure truths or frequently misunderstood concepts, make me laugh, point me to good resources, etc.
I admit that I often forget to upvote good posts, since I usually click through to the article before I know whether or not I think it deserves an upvote, or sometimes I get lost in the comments and forget.
when someone gets very picky about anthropomorphising LLMs, I start to think that the extent of their subject knowledge is what they've read in the news

ChatGPT (or the gpt model beneath it) is a special type of matrix transformation on top of an extremely complex neural net

the operation of a neural net may not be "thinking", but it is something very akin to thinking, modelled on thinking, that in this circumstance has the same input/output model as thinking. and yet strangely people call it thinking!
Do any of those uses justify hyperbole that SiFive will be worth a trillion dollars?
Upvoted. :) You can make a a bunch of builders’ days by going to the New Show HNs page and upvoting/commenting on any that look interesting. Sometimes a single upvote and comment is all that’s needed to get others to take a look and get the ball rolling. We should all do this more often (myself included).
I wonder what the virtual age of an LLM authored piece would be.
Yet every HNer is begging for tax expansion. Where m you think this money is going to go? Don’t be naive, read history. Everyone else thought they could do it better too.
If I really must have something right now, I'm highly unlikely to spend 30 minutes plus to drive to the nearest Best Buy to purchase a physical disc. And I don't think that's atypical. I have to believe the most common pattern for someone to buy physical media at a local store is that they're in the store for some other reason and they see a disc for a movie they want to watch.
What happened in the 2019 action?
GRID: General Robot Intelligence Development Platform
Introducing GRID: the General Robot Intelligence Development platform, designed for prototyping smart and safe robots rapidly using foundation models, LLMs, and simulation. GRID combines state of the art foundation models in computer vision, robotics, etc. with the powerful orchestration capabilities of large language models. GRID can solve several complex, long-horizon robotics tasks in zero-shot fashion, and also integrates a high fidelity simulation for synthetic data generation as well as code/policy refinement. GRID aims to reduce the barrier to entry to robotics, and is currently in alpha preview.
Prime will require an extra $3/mo to avoid their additional ads in the near future.
What should the world do about it other than grumble disapprovingly?
How about: IP is like SOCKS5, it works great until you add DNS.
Yes. But also the U.S. sees no way to influence the faction of China to the ways of the U.S. influence traditionally worked in China (unlike how China can influence the U.S. politics). So the cooperation game quickly becomes a game of one benefactor. It is a bad situation we are in but the U.S. cannot solely determines the outcome. China must have some structural changes to convince otherwise influence is possible.
If he had used e.g. the USPS mail service, would it then have been mail fraud instead? Similar sentencing?
I feel like moments like this are bizarrely coincidental. I was just watching Frasier for the past few days, playing retro emulators and working on my own game....weird
StickiesPro is a fast, elegant Mac Sticker app providing effortless synchronization with StickerPro for your iPhone. It features AutoFrame for size adjustment of notes, a clean, straightforward user interface, and Stickies History for easy retrieval of past notes.
Browsing an enormous shelf of hundreds (at peak thousands) of films is a much better way to find new things than clicking "Next" 5-20 at a time and trying to parse a tiny thumbnail with a probably half-corrupted title.
From 2023: sale of PFAS containing products requires notice to the relevant authority. Some of these products banned.

From 2030: Sale of all PFAS containing products banned.

Some exemptions apply, like for products deemed indispensible & for which no alternative exists.
so your take is that it's saying to increase pressure, exploit harder, and get more even more faster?
I upvote comments that add information to the topic and it's coherent, and especially if its source is documented. I downvote comments that are mere opinion, not constructive, or are off topic to the point of irrelevance.
I wonder what combination of "they get shot with a gun lifted from an evidence locker" and "the IRS descends upon the local police department for widespread tax evasion" would have happened if the victims of the shakedown rackets simply reported the cash payments like any other wages.
Have you seen NEOM?
Amplitude Analytics, CDP, and Experiment: $49/month
New Version of the Rust Coreutils
Getting closer and closer to GNU parity
Legally yes.

Morale-wise no.
If your application servers are stateless, you'll scale those horizontally. Look into application load balancers and auto scaling groups.

> best for a solo dev

Which frameworks have you used before? Most have a scaling story.

We'll also need to know what kind of app you're building. A mobile game, financial platform, developer tool, all have significantly different needs.

Also, agreed with alex_lav, you've got a lot to do before you actually have 10M users. Don't hyper focus on scale.
Yup - I liked taking notes using my laptop because I could copy down what the professor was saying verbatim.

This gave me two advantages; (1) I could focus on the lecture itself and not how to best summarize the lecture, and (2) I could review the notes later as a higher quality product than what I would have invented.

This strategy didn't work for things like math classes which were hard to take computer notes on.
And they did so to ensure that only people who did that had free speech, or so that everyone could? Come on now, be smarter.
Isn't Autopilot basically just adaptive cruise control + lane guidance?

I haven’t used Autopilot for so long, maybe I shouldn’t comment on it any more, since my info is years out of date at this point. If you think of it in this context, FSD beta is basically the shockingly superior best example of that kind of feature, so long as you remember to hit the “minimal lane changes” button. Which you have remember to do every time. :( (To be fair, it’s not 100% perfect.)

But then again, there are basically many occasions, where it just straight up drives me home. FSD is quite a bit more than just adaptive cruise control + lane guidance. Even with the requirement that I need to pay attention, it’s still mostly like being driven around.
That was part of the fun at lan parties.

Or goto a hosted one
I dont understand your solution. College educated people dont want to become cops now - despite the pay and pension.

How would adding a college degree requirement make more people want to do it?
I think the press actually devalues their ability to criticize Tesla/Elon when they push stories like this, where something out of the ordinary happens to one person. What used to be a common journalistic intent of "let's find out who else this might have happened to" is completely gone, replaced by sensational clickbait titles.

This is a Scottish person driving in conditions that would never be encountered by over 99% of the Teslas out there. People who love Tesla don't care about this. People who hate Tesla/Elon will add this to their data points of why they will never buy one. The person with the $21k bill will pay it and move on with the rest of us.
Man who made fortune off of tech industry wants people to keep shoveling money into the tech industry.

I'd be more surprised if he had literally any other stance.

I will add that veering into the military industrial complex under the banner of techno optimism is quite troubling.
HCA, Google roll out generative AI project using PaLM
I think that is the not-so-hidden subtext yes.
I wonder where you find developers desperate enough to accept such conditions - I'm not sure I'd want to work with them.
I've seen Microsoft, Yahoo and Google all blackhole IP blocks wrongly because they were mixed up with IPs operated by spammers but I've never seen Spamhaus do this, in fact they went absolutely out of their way (without any requests from us) to ensure that our lonely IP on a Toronto ISP that did a lot of shady stuff was excepted.
I may be an outlier— but I live in Manhattan and have two Best Buys each roughly a ~20 min walk away.

A few times a year I’ll need a cable or an external hard drive, or a new controller, mouse etc, and want it right now and I’ll just walk to whichever Best Buy has it in stock. When I do I still have the same feelings I got as a kid when I’d go to circuit city and the impulse to browse is hard to resist.

They have a lot of fun gadgets, the connected home category keeps growing and growing… doorbells, smart speakers, VR, wearables, theraguns, peloton, e-bikes; not to mention gaming has never been bigger.

My anecdotal point is: there’s lots of techy things to sell besides commoditized content like CDs and Blu-ray’s. Personally I’m never going to Best Buy for media. But it’s certainly fun to browse all the new tech and get a more hands-on view. I don’t blame them for this change, assuming the numbers make sense.
I confess, I had to watch a few minutes. It's exactly as cringe as I imagined.
Huh, cool. I think it's a pretty terrible idea, but I'm glad people are still doing fun/creative things with websites. Keeping the spirit of the early web alive. haha :)
A sheep count on a 3000 year old clay tablet is cool enough to be heard
Wikipedia says:

> In many other states, especially California, the most popular allegation for divorce was cruelty (which was then unavailable in New York). For example, in 1950, wives pleaded "cruelty" as the basis for 70 percent of San Francisco divorce cases.[41] Wives would regularly testify to the same facts: their husbands swore at them, hit them, and generally treated them terribly.[41] This procedure was described by Supreme Court of California Associate Justice Stanley Mosk:

> > Every day, in every superior court in the state, the same melancholy charade was played: the "innocent" spouse, generally the wife, would take the stand and, to the accompanying cacophony of sobbing and nose-blowing, testify under the deft guidance of an attorney to the spousal conduct that she deemed "cruel."[42]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No-fault_divorce#Bypassing_the...
The image is hosted on his site, so it seems reasonable that he is
Using goatse to punish hotlinkers is a classic.
In the U.S. you'd get title IX'd eventually. All feedback will be used against the company. This is why leetcode was spawned, to weed out the 99% in a way where nobody can claim discrimination. The last 1% can be picked with discrimination by failing the undesired candidates, the "not a culture fit".
I wouldn't be surprised if you're right. The ME seems to be investing very heavily in AI right now, and many of those nations have extremely deep pockets and favorable conditions for data center creation.
None. You must be a perfect model of boring corporate mediocrity, or else you're harming the children.
Streaming Reverse ETL: low-latency syncing from data warehouses
any plans to generate something for the server side? What I've been prototyping macros which wrap functions to ensure that they adhere to the behavior of an openapi spec.
Nordic style unions mean that the company can't function. All union companies will refuse to service you. No mail service, no trash collection, no delivery of goods, etc. All union companies will refuse you. Tesla has essentially been shut down in Sweden, and no, they can't refuse to pay their employees.
That's getting to the core of the question. Both morphology and liveliness are abstractions that we're trying to layer onto natural phenomena.

I think the best thing to do is to recognize the abstractions as abstractions, and not try to take them too far. Here, we're asking the AI to reconcile these loose notions and come up with concrete answers. If a person were asked to do this task, they would turn right around and say "Your question sucks".

Shades of liveliness helps, but we're still hindered by some arbitrary biases that are hampering thought. These biases are brought on by the fact that we are human, and we want to evaluate things as they relate to us. So we need to impart those biases onto our AI, and it sucks, because the biases don't make underlying sense.
> The problem with your construction is that it relies on knowing the value of BB(754)

Eh, this doesn’t really matter. That busy beaver number is just an integer, so there is some TM that does exactly as I have described.

Thus, there I have proved that there is a turing machine that halts iff ZFC is consistent.
Is the federal govt going to sell the seized IP addresses?

I bet you could get a really good price on them
Monetary value is not the only kind of value that can be stolen. In this case the theft may be about reputation (e.g. resumé credits) or simply control.
Ohh. Thanks for letting me know!!
The idea of shooting an innocent cat, even when needed to end its misery, is far more disturbing to many/most vs say shooting a hamas terrorist.
You're just lying. Bombing continued in the south and will continue. Hundreds of people were murdered by Israel in the south since evacuation order.
If you change the domain to goatkcd it shows you the comic but replaces the last panel with goatse.

e.g. NSFW https://goatkcd.com/1053/
> If I took you to arbitration and think you acted illegally, I can send the case documents to law enforcement.

Only if the terms of arbitration allow you to share said documents.
> Downvotes I try to reserve for people who are rude, clueless, or obtuse.

I wish I could double-downvote to obtuse comments, specifically the people who are not only needlessly pedantic, but outright wrong in their pedantry.
"White male, age 17–25" is an entire trait. "Homosexual" is a *part* of a trait: "Alcoholism, childhood hyperactivity, homosexuality, depression, borderline personality disorder, and suicidal tendencies". It's significant because of the other descriptors it's grouped with in that trait. It would be weird to have "homosexual" as a trait on its own, but it's obviously weird to group it with these other descriptors in a single trait.
If there wasn't a more compelling reason for higher taxes on those who can pay more should... It just goes to show that there's always someone dumb with more money than they know what to do with that's willing to dump it into making more people dumb.
I am not aware of any definition of majority that is not 50% + 1. I think you are referring to a plurality.
Check out this podcast episode which talks about Park Street Under

https://timworthington.org/2021/02/04/looks-unfamiliar-74-ma...
That seems super dishonest and the kind of thing that would get you in big trouble if discovered. Hell if you're going to lie like that might as well lie on your whole resume.
Oh neat, I'm coincidentally trying to setup tier rn.

Bit stuck in progress following Vercel template here https://vercel.com/templates/next.js/tier

But I've already built out my own stripe usage-based billing app b4, and it sucks way more to debug that, so I get what you're trying to do here.
Moonlighting isnt the problem. Workers arent slaves and should be able to work elsewhere when they arent on the clock.

Cities legally requiring people to hire moonlighting cops IS the problem.
Something like this: https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/justice-department-and-us-att... ("Justice Department and U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of New Jersey Announce Investigation of the City of Trenton and the Trenton Police Department")
I still hope they unbanned players who were hit by this - my opinion is that players should be expected to know the internal workings of anti-lag or of VAC, and that AMD is a big enough player in the market for people to "just trust" with drivers. This isn't some random mouse or keyboard software from Alibaba.
Another fun thing to do would be showing an infinite "loading..." indicator and fetch as many resources as possible from the parasitic website in a tight loop with a cachebreaker. That should inflate their bandwidth costs quite a bit.
The writing and comedic timing is really something special
Techno-optimism and techno-pessimism are both weak positions.

Technology is not apolitical or value-neutral. They don't inevitably make peoples' lives better (especially when it comes to systemic issues like income or wealth inequality).

It can. It absolutely can do good things. But only if there's political will behind those decisions. It isn't automatic, and it isn't by default. And the only way we'll get from here to there is to care about the things Marc Andressen decries: Social responsibility, tech ethics, Radical CS, etc.

PhilosophyTube recently covered Ethical AI as a broad topic, but a lot of her points also apply to tech outside of the large-scale computing sector. (Things like algorithmic bias, which doesn't require AI/ML to accidentally implement.)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaU6tI2pb3M
That's impossible if the devices have privacy extensions enabled, which is the default on all major OSes. My house has a /64 IPv6 prefix. Inside that, the computer I'm writing this on has 8 temporary IPv6 addresses it's using at this moment. An ad company can no more track my individual computer inside my house than it could your computer inside yours. The only difference is that your network is a black box behind public IP 1.2.3.4, and mine is a black box behind public prefix abcd:ef01:2345:6789::/64. (Well, I use IPv4, too, but for the sake of this discussion...)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOiQhtMPe7Y

It's exists both as a series and a movie, I watched the series but the film tries to be close despite a limited runtime.

If you would try to look for the synopsis you probably would be spoiled one of the key elements, so be vary.
Ha!

I teach college students; they mostly don't use Facebook because there are already literally lots of alternatives, and they didn't come about because of gatekeeping the commentary about the tech. Perfectly wrong example you gave there.
That addresses one issue, but I think you end up with similar (or worse) problems we have now w.r.t. housing density, where someone keeps their dingy old single story house in a valuable up and coming downtown neighborhood because they gain nothing by leaving it. At least in our current system, they can sell the property for a big profit if they aren't stubborn. This might even slow down densification more, since the only way rational people will leave land of increasing value is dying.

Overall, I think there are so many impracticalities and second-order problems with implementing LVT that it seems like nothing more than a fantasy mental exercise.
No, the problem is deeper than just individual misbehaviour. To accommodate those men who call themselves women and demand that everyone else see them as women too, what has happened is practically every female-only space has been co-opted for this purpose, typically without the consent of the women who use those spaces.

Women shouldn't have to put up with this violation of boundaries that has been forced upon them. There's no reason why males have to be incarcerated in women's prisons, compete in women's sports, or indeed be in any space for women. Your proposal for speed dating is part of the problem too, as you again ignore the impact upon women and consider only the male perspective. Lesbian women should be well within their rights to draw a boundary that says no males allowed, and not be punished for it.

> But people being trans is not the problem.

Technically, you are correct. But as I'm sure you know, it is very, very rare that you'll find a so-called 'trans women' who doesn't use female spaces and has no intention of ever doing so. For the rest: each and every one of those males who use or demand to use female-only spaces is a problem.
Someone quiped that 'Science fiction at its best is a way to tell stories that don't have anything to do with science fiction.'

That always resonated with me, as my favorite stories and moments are rarely the sciencey fiction parts.

Sokath, his eyes uncovered, indeed.
Best Buy is to blame for this because they started the race-to-the-bottom in DVD/CD sales back in the 90s. To undercut established chains they started selling movies and music at a loss. DVDs as low as $10, CDs for $5. It shifted the expected cost of media to the low end and publishers responded by printing discs the cheapest way possible. Poor compression, limited extra content, flimsy boxes and a single sheet insert. The typical DVD and later Blu-Ray bought in the US is junk.

It's part of why LPs have become fashionable again. The record itself is a work of art. You'll get it in a nice box or sleeve with multi-page booklet. When you hold a LP it has a substance that is lacking from a BD clamshell.
If you have a garage, then just buy a Tesla. Even if you only have 110v, charging at home overnight with a car that needs close to 0 maintenance is a game changer. No visits to the gas station. No oil changes. No smog test. Costs about half as much to “fuel.” No more petroleum and exhaust smells in the garage. Supercharging just works seamlessly. Here in CA, I can go to even somewhat remote places and charge on road trips without much thought.