skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I hope anthropic improves their api with this money. Having usage information from OpenAI is very nice. Their ai is really good just need to improve their features to support commercial usage
It's basically a rant against some writer who wrote "Saying No to a Farm-Free Future", which apparently calls for "re-peasantization". If you like that sort of thing, go back to Thoreau's "Walden". It helps to know that Thoreau, with his little shack, had friends with houses nearby, often ate and stayed there, and had an income from a publisher in New York.
On that I totally agree.
always attempt attractive alliteration
Clicked the link just to make sure the popular culture section didn't forget about Miami Vice.
There is nothing devastating about the anecdote? There exists a guy in Korea who does not care about Westeners liking Korean food. And? That makes sense ... some people would be happy, others simply don't care because it has zero impact on them... and yet otherwise find their own food boring so they genuinely don't get the appeal.
> Lift kits, custom rims, tints, etc. I just cannot imagine how people are affording these things.

Much of this crap is what also makes them completely unsuitable if not outright useless for genuine truck utility purposes, which reveals that the motivation of those buying these trucks was never to do anything practical with them in the first place, but just to project large menacing presence to other people who have to share the road with rhem.
Musks Strange Behaviour Related to Ketamine
This is a great hack to get custom passes/codes into the wallet, and I'm glad the author wrote it up. I may end up doing this myself. That shell script to generate a bmp was wild.
I distinctly remember one that blasted "I'M LOOKING AT PORN!" at full volume in the computer lab in grade 9. Good times!

Edit also remember the throat slitting video. It was somewhere in eastern Europe like Serbia or something? Anyways, nowadays a kid just has to do is scroll through r/all and they'll see videos of Russians and Ukrainians massacring each other so it's not like things are any better now.
You don’t think books with solutions (like the author has written) are useful?
in that case, yes aws ec2 (and other cloud providers) disable ip spoofing by default for VMs in your VPC.
If I were you, my take away would be that if you can't evaluate a paper critically enough to immediately tell this is satire, maybe stick to sources that have been vetted by those who can (published papers, books, etc) until you're familiar enough with the field. Arxiv is for researchers communicating with other researchers, and the tendency of AI/crypto groups to use it for marketing has been a disservice to the public.
Agreed, webOS was really cool. It ended up acquired by HP and subsequently LG who use it for TVs now.

https://www.lg.com/us/experience-tvs/smart-tv/use
Xenolinguistics – Towards a Science of Extra-Terrestrial Language
Then my apologies to you and everyone else who replied to me: I really should have just said "I feel we scatter our attention and energy too much and we don't collectively evolve our craft as much as I believe we are capable of".
As someone who is British I would disagree. Their content may be fine, but the headline nonsense turned me off the register nearly 20 years ago
Huh? Yes it is.
When i did my undergrad (northeast state school), there were more linux users in cs / math than windows or mac. In startupy tech places they often use mac as well (instead of linux for some reason). And big tech usually uses mac (better reasons i think). Private schools and rich neighborhoods are like 95% mac usage, its wild. So I have always assumed it had to do with class growing up, working class kids like linux since they can run their own stuff and revive old computers.
Companies pay Google with the money they got from you. They aren't getting "attention" they are getting future potential sales which will fund the next advertising round.

> I don't think Google would have ever gotten off the ground if you had to pay cash to search for stuff -- do you?

If online advertisement became illegal, Google or somebody else would have gotten off by selling search as a service.

I am not saying that this move would have made Google more successful, they are already successful. But I do not believe that this success is reaching us, consumers.
Ironically, my product is to come up with product ideas: https://insanelygood.tools/ideas

What I've noticed is that most products are trying to solve one singular problem but in different ways.
It was pretty clear cut to the point that France, Germany, Russia and China voted against Resolution 1441 in the UN, and there was unprecedented demonstrations across the globe against it.

The only reason that we suspected he had chemical war systems is that the US sold him those chemical war systems in the 1980s to use against Iran. I'm not sure how ready or what level of disrepair they were in 20 years later.

Removing Saddam absolutely was wrong strategically, and lead to about a million people dying.
Show HN: Dynamic Link-Share NextApex
Hey everybody at HN, we made a system inspired by the HN ethos where you can share links and upvote them in real-time. We are still figuring out some basic mechanics and would be delighted to have you test out the alpha version of our platform and optionally provide feedback.

https://nextapex.co/about.html

This is built on Electric Clojure and we are debating on when to release the source code for instructional purposes.
Microsoft's AI boost helped cloud business outpace rivals Amazon and Google
My local transit system just added tap-to-pay that works with any credit card (or Apple/Google Pay etc.). As long as you use the same card it handles transfers, multi-day passes, etc. seamlessly as well—it will automatically ensure you're getting the correct rate (e.g. no charge for passes or rides after a certain number within a certain period).
Almost all TV in the US is 1080p or 720p.
I don't think there's a D1-ESP32 board? The D1 Mini is Wemos' ESP8266 board. They do have ESP32 boards with the same footprint, but those are not D1 Mini but S2 Mini, S3 Mini and C3 Mini, depending on whether it's ESP32-S2/-S3/-C3.
Youtube TV supports it and I use it all the time to switch between football games
But Google is very fragmented as I said, what cloud does has little to do with what other parts of Google does. This investment makes sense for cloud so they make it. It is a weakness and a strength of the company, Amazon is much more top down and that leads to other problems.
Perhaps you might agree if you expand your view to encompass more than
money. The words "just" and "aggregate" are where I think something
important is missed. Collapsing the whole of human life and its
myriad vectors of complexity down to one scalar, one single "dollar
value", and then based on that making pronouncements about whether
people value "privacy" or "security" or whatever, seems child-like to
me (The idea. Not you. If you really hold it I hope you can move
beyond it.)

"Markets" are like Father Christmas and "The Tooth Fairy"; a
comforting one-dimensional idea that ought to serve us for a while,
and then be discarded for a more mature perspective on the world. We
must all try harder to find words that puncture the suffocating veil
of "economic realism" that seems to hold back so much thinking.
Oh I see, my bad
>> For work, as I said, I just use pen and paper.

How do you deal with email/video calls/messages? Are you in a position where you can just switch those off for the day? Or do you check in at certain intervals?
There are a few colleges/universities that use non-grade evaluations. Evergreen State uses a narrative evaluation: https://www.evergreen.edu/registration/transcript-format

Really smart people, and sometimes even just moderately smart people, coast along as A, B, or C students while learning what they want and just doing the minimum of the requirements to coast along. And then a bunch of other people have academic-like side-interests that they pursue in their free time.
Thanks for the feedback!

What other UI would be intuitive? Because the problem is sorting through ideas based on community.

The alternative is showing all the ideas at once and allowing the user to upvote but I feel its too much info at once which can be overwhelming
Pass4wallet is a nice app for that, if you’re ok with your pass data being (according to their privacy policy) sent to their server, signed and then deleted.
Sure, the military had the test rig to pre-flight test Hubble's optics, except that someone slipped up and well dang, Hubble needed corrective lenses.
I added an image of my barcode to a location based reminder, so it pops up in a notification when I go to my local library.
Wouldn't more semantically related neighbors be retrieved by just increasing K?
OpenRW – a cross-platform, open-source re-implementation of Rockstar Games' GTA3
But how will language performance evolve as the nature of the hardware our programs run on evolves? IMHO this is not an easy question to answer right now.

C compilers don’t produce 100% optimal assembly language in all cases, but typically the assumptions they make are light. The executable code they output is somewhat predictable and often close enough to hand-optimised assembly in efficiency that we ignore the difference. But this whole approach to programming was originally designed for single-threaded execution on a CPU with a chunk of RAM for storage.

What happens if we never find a way to get a single core to run much faster but processors come with ever more cores and introduce other new features for parallel execution? What happens if we evolve towards ever more distributed systems, but farming out big jobs to a set of specialised components in the cloud at a much lower level than we do today? What happens if systems start coming with other kinds of memory that have different characteristics to RAM as standard, from content-addressable memory we already have today to who-knows-what as quantum technology evolves?

If we change the rules then maybe a different style of programming will end up being more efficient. It’s true that today’s functional programming languages that control mutation and other side effects usually don’t compile down to machine code as efficiently as a well-written C program can. The heavier runtimes to manage responsibilities like garbage collection and the reliance on purely functional data structures that we don’t yet know how to convert to efficient imperative code under the hood are bottlenecks. But on the other hand, those languages can make much stronger assumptions than a lower-level language like C in other ways, and maybe those assumptions will allow compilers to safely allocate different behaviour to new hardware in ways that weren’t possible before, and maybe dividing a big job into 500 quantum foobar jobs that each run half as fast as a single-threaded foobaz job still ends up doing the job 200x faster overall.
An easier way would be to do what Twitch does and not send video to the client while an ad is supposed to be running(also not buffer video when an ad is due). That way even the best adblocker can only show a blank screen while the ad is supposed to be shown.
> “But in the coming Gaza genocide, every act of armed resistance by Hamas and Hezbollah will have my support.
If that is a crime, send me back to jail.”

https://twitter.com/CraigMurrayOrg/status/171333500612114051...
Shallow dive rather
For my purposes there’s nothing that I can do on a FOSS smartphone that I can’t do more comfortably on my FOSS desktop.

Portability and the capacity to take pictures aside, but I also don’t go anywhere and my wife takes plenty of pictures of our kids anyway (backed up to my self-hosted NextCloud :^) ).
Billionaire wants more uncompensated labor to pad his bottom line. News at 11.
I haven't read the article, but I tend to believe that people in rich developed countries always lived in an insulting abundance, and they don't seem to understand the cost of supplying how they eat, and what it requires: they don't see the distant infrastructure required to feed them, while they are raining in what I see as luxury food.

The climate dictates that we need to prioritize food that can provide nutrition that is medically adequate, not just food that makes them happy.

Once you do that, things can drastically change, and you will see a lot of people feeling unhappy because they don't have the food they like. I bet people could riot because they can't get beef chicken or fries.

I'm also puzzled by people who pretend they can reach food autonomy by living in a community or something. That makes me chuckle. Growing a few vegetable in a few acre won't feed you, and it will certainly not reach a correct amount of calories.
You're right, producing +/- 0 depends on the rounding mode and it is commutative, I forgot about that completely. I edited my comment to fix that claim.

Also, yes, +0 == -0, but they can produce different results when used in the same expression, so the distinction does matter (although this doesn't affect commutativity, which is the larger point). For example, let f(x) = 1 / x. Then f(+0) = +inf, f(-0) = -inf.

I also agree with you about NaN, that's why I mentioned having to go outside floating point numbers (bit-casting).
I did this just last week with my Chicago Public Library card and Pass4wallet and it’s great, even though CPL scanners still can’t scan screen codes.
"Could a pure function not be referentially transparent?"

Yes there are pure functions which are not referentially transparent. A pure function with side effects, such as printing a result to standard output, is not referentially transparent. You can't replace the function with it's return value, since that doesn't replicate the printing side effect.
You can do it by making an ISO with Rufus by changing the "image option".
His own account of the letter (including photo of its contents), his detainment, and the relevant trip: https://www.craigmurray.org.uk/archives/2023/10/incredibly-i...

He seems to say they had a focus on a pro-Palestine rally he attended in Iceland (while on a trip about Assange, but current events led to his impromptu attendance), and a Twitter post of his (that he had already deleted).
Cooperative C++ Evolution – Toward a TypeScript for C++
Social media reputation "protection" is used by all major corporations, even if they say they don't, they'll often retain the services of independent PR/marketing firms who then retain the services of shill farms. It's just Russian Dolls of plausible deniability, which makes sense if you think about it, if a firm was trying to improve their online reputation/social media buzz, they wouldn't want to risk having it ironically backfire by being outed for using shills.
I don't see anything with regards to inclusion of the Clear Codec (RDP8.1 + H.264) in Fedora builds.

If there is evidence indicating this is actually the case, please let me know.
The UK suspended its extradition treaty with Hong Kong in 2020 and I don't think it's been resumed: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-53476811
> State farms were a great step forward for humanity,

They were not. The case in point is higher productivity of western farms. They were dysfunctional, oftentimes lead by incompetent people and caused shortages.

They also destroyed actual existing business too.

> in spite of the terrific occasional human costs it incurred on the imbeciles who couldn't read the times

Read: those who did not wanted to have their property stolen and who run perfectly functioning businesses themselves.

The communist propaganda you are spreading here is really something. "Imbeciles who did not read the times" actually means opposition, victims and people who resisted oppression. They were heroes.
Sure, and when Biden vetoes something it’s happening by the Office of the President. It’s still happening by the hand and pen of President Joseph Robinette Biden, Jr.

History can figure out who held the office when. Maybe we can’t sue either of them personally for those actions (which is what sovereign immunity relates to), but history can sure as shit remember which King took which actions. You think we don’t remember which George lost the American colonies, because it was the Office that lost the colonies?
I don't think it is a small issue, collective guilt is the concept that justifies dropping bombs on homes where children live because of the horrific attack carried out by a government that stopped holding elections before they were born, that justified said attack being carried out against whoever the gunmen running out of the cage could find unprotected, and that justified the logic of every antisemitic conspiracy theory ever devised (which disagree on the "facts" but universally assume that there's a connection between allegations of distant events and Jewish people the reader might actually meet). It justifies the association of criticism for Israel with antisemitism being used to manufacture consent in the US, (through the implication that collective guilt is such an obvious principle that anyone who criticizes Israeli foreign policy must extend the blame to everyone supportive of their recognized religion, and consequently must be silenced before they express that which they are thus calculated to believe) and it is why hate groups have picked up the story and are trying to run with it, which is ideal for the enemies of the peace movement because the impression that belief in the existence of collective guilt is an immutable and universal fact in American culture (it isn't, nobody feels guilty over the disasters of the past 50 years; rather everyone imagines themselves part of the peace protests) makes it appear to people associated with Israel that denial is a matter of serious self-interest. I don't know of any other way to resist such an abstract bordering on philosophic evil but to annoy everyone with essays like this, yes, even at such a time... a time as we are living through and people no different from me will not.
You should be able to use Bard with a non-workspace account. Any personal gmail/google account should be able to go directly to https://bard.google.com and agree to the terms and enroll.
That's One Pricey Subscription
Napster was an opinionated (political even) piece of tech built for a specific purpose.

AI is not like that. And even if ChatGPT currently gives you something nice, it’s not controlled by you and can be nerfed and extort you.

You’d need to make an argument that AI will be good for people. It’s not self evident.
Does this have any mdns reflection?
> This presentation will demonstrate a feasible path for solid-state cells that possess a specific energy of greater than 400 Wh/kg to enable electric aircraft

Wow!! Gasoline is 12 kWh/kg. Only 4x better!

https://chemistry.beloit.edu/edetc/SlideShow/slides/energy/d...
I don’t see the risk at all. Google has a LLM product with much more reach and better monetization than anthropic already. If you think the DOJ is going to break up google or otherwise destroy their market share in search that’s another story altogether, but if they keep it they’ll be well positioned to make a lot of money buying anthropic and getting their models onto their infrastructure and in their channels. It’d be like buying YouTube, which had absolutely nothing to do with needing their video hosting infrastructure but because they were winning market share with their product decisions.
So how well do you expect this to survive long-term? Surely there's a reason I can find a rotary hammer drill rental, but not a library-like borrowing?
1. It's definitely not about the Comparator. The lesson is all about showing off a CI/code review process. This is intended to be a short exercise, expected to take no more than an hour. The CI tests can't check that the comparator actually does what it claims, they'll just test that it's a valid comparator. And I'd build on this in a future pair assignment, where they can use some or all of the steps of the workflow from this more gimmicky assignment.

2. I agree it's a bad use of student time to see if someone's submission is unique, but I suspect there are ways we could structurally push students to do something unique, e.g. gus_massa's post below.

3. Yeah, it's a little weird. The integer submission is just to keep the macguffin of the assignment going. Also for N submissions, we'll use at least N-1 comparators. If we use RNG that cycles through every comparator before repeating, we can make sure everyone gets used at least once.
Sheldrake vs Shermer – A Debate on Science [video]
True, so the bank robber should be tried for bank robbery.

The question here is whether the bank can get back some or all of the stolen money, i.e. can FTX customers get back the money & cryptocurrency they gave to FTX for safe keeping, maybe as shares in Anthropic?
This is a really great write up, very clear and easy to follow. Was very impressed at your pure bash barcode generator. I'm eager to try this out on my own library card!
Low interest rates from the 2000s really shifted the American middle class from buying used it off lease into new.

Normal rates are doing to shock consumer consumotion, really soon.
Alabama : Toyota Camry was unexpected
I think I used window maker exclusively from maybe 2000-2008 but in the end it felt outdated. How is it holding up these days?
Edge will continue to self-update. Any way to disable that?
This is a brilliant and simple solution. If it's a static barcode, a photo is all that is needed.

There's little advantage to having it in the wallet.

I store all my IDs in a Photo Album on my phone.
Hawaii is the only state that produces a significant fraction of its electricity from oil. Something like 40% of continental US electricity is already low-carbon(nuclear, wind, solar) and the bulk of the rest is natural gas, which produces significantly less emissions per unit of energy than diesel. From a CO2 perspective, it is almost certainly better to drive a full electric vehicle, and that will only become more true as we continue to transition production.
no, not everything has to be docker. for example, none of wireguard, pihole, or unbound have to be docker. you are welcome to install all those things yourself.

but the whole project here is to wrap up a bunch of other projects in a way that makes them easy to install and configure with minimal fuss. docker is perfect for that. if you want to be fussy and complain about the tools other people choose, then projects like this probably aren't much interest to you.
I found that it is better to ask for forgiveness than permission.
Are abstraction layers still disallowed if they are only able to load GPL code?
To me it seems perfectly in line with their campaign of creating a walled garden by pushing for UWP apps (remember the boycott by epic and Valve pushing the Steam machines using Linux as an alternative).
McDonalds is giving free French fries in return for waiving the right to sue
Writing can be used for many purposes. With deep fakes, though, it seems like the bad uses outnumber the good. So it seems fair to say that creating tools for deep fakes raises ethical questions that creating Bics does not.