skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I also find funny how Portuguese is also better than English (Brazilian talking here). I guess is probably the nature of the languages or so, phonetics...

it does works amazing in PT-BR Whisper V2, I can't even imagine it being better, and turns out, V3 promises it to be better...
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That is the good part about We-Work. Regus is very old school. The one I went into earlier in the year seemed to have been fitted out with plastic wood grain panels from the 70s. That's said, Regus is still running and WeWork is in Chapter 11. Plastic wood grain is fine for the price and the lack of bullshit add-ons like an extra stool.
Why do you think he's an idiot?

Looks like he has a couple billion dollars in the bank, so if you have any suggestions on how one might dummy themselves down to "idiot billionaire" level, I am all ears.

I'm currently at "erudite hundredaire" level.
Translators get their degrees for a reason. While they can't make everyone into a master, they can help with avoiding mistakes most amateurs do. Then, of course, there's a question of personal breadth. If a person imagines that lively characters talk like they are in a sitcom, there is little you can do about it.

Consider that Vladimir Nabokov rarely, if ever, mentioned that one of the very first works published under his Russian pseudonym was a translation of “Alice in Wonderland”. It was a very thorough work in which each twist was given a match from more or less similar saying, poem, nursery rhyme, etc. Alice became Anya, and names got translated to something familiar to kids. The thing is, one might wonder where Lewis Carroll was in that. What is worse, because of the Revolution, almost all of the rhymes and jokes to which he alluded would be unused by next generations both inside and outside the country, and therefore forgotten.
I went to one of these this summer and had to create a full corporate account online before the people at the front desk could sell me a day pass, and I was bombarded with emails for months afterwards about signing up the rest of my "company"
Many mobile and web apps are database wrappers too.

Replicability isn’t the only part of value.

Solving a valuable problem is. What about the tools quietly moving mountains and not seeking the spotlight?

Most customers of software are not in the software development space.
> This is not Apple "exploiting" the legal framework but more optimizing how they use their capital to make the best of it.

Using a legal framework designed to stop counterfeiting to stop shipments of things that aren't counterfeits (or even illegal at all) is absolutely exploiting it.

> for which counterfeits and aftermarket replacements are very much desired.

Only one of which CBP is tasked with stopping.
Wouda been a good time to throw in an a priori maybe
Sent you a code.
That's amazing! Let me know how it goes or if you need anything.
The “dysfunctional force” feels like it could be a situation being unintentionally selected for here. Since they’re teens, most of their issues/trauma is probably related to things their parents are doing. Realizing your parents are narcissists or something is going to be helpful in the long term, but probably going to cause more conflict in the mean time. I’m not sure how it would be to understand your parents shortcomings while still living with them, but I can imagine it would result in some heavy resentment and probably depression.
The instruction-tuning is the guard rail. What other guard-rails is X AI removing? Just curious if I'm missing something.
I'd be very surprised if the Assistants API is not doing RAG with a vector DB behind the scenes with the supplied files.
Not up to the mark with https://github.com/marlonrichert/zsh-autocomplete which works contextually.
Paperwork Explosion [video]
Sounds great, good luck! I'm hoping to get back to making music again after a few years away due to health/life reasons. I definitely know that euphoric feeling of jamming with an old bandmate after a long break.

> Now we’re in a great place, we all want the same thing. We’re all in on making new music, no one is trying to make this a career or go on tour. It has to be fun, that’s number one.

This is key. I've made more music goofing off than I did when I sat down to write a song seriously.
Dock 365 simplifies contract management for Oracle NetSuite, allowing organizations to manage all their contracts within the cloud ERP. Streamlining contract lifecycle management, automated workflows, and collaborative tools provide enterprise-level visibility of contracts.
> Yeah, building on a literally 10+-year-old chip feels weird coming in from the computer industry.

Old does not mean worse.

All of the extra gorp on newer chips takes a LOT more power.

For example, that 10-year-old chip runs Linux quite reliably in a 5V-500mA power envelope--something the RPI series never did.
At least 45 U.S. service members may have been injured in Iran-linked attacks
Mrs. Mooney has a pie shop —
Does a business but I’ve noticed something weird —
Lately all the neighbors’ cats have disappeared!

- Mrs. Lovett, Sweeney Todd
I feel like this isn't supported by the article. The seized shipments are of things that are legitimate to resell and other companies that didn't violate trademarks at all. The whole complaint is really "Apple is avoiding having this illegal behavior challenged in court". (with a healthy dose of Border Patrol has too much power and too little oversight)
I used to think I wouldn’t rationalize a losing position while I was invested, but after a hedge fund I was in divested from a large position, I was able to see the other way so clearly
You only need a new supply if you want to push particularly high 5v current to devices plugged into the Pi.
Does anyone know if it’s able to do diarization with 3?
Damn, they all gone.
Their products are incredible though. I’ve tried the alternatives and even Claude is not nearly as good as even ChatGPT. Claude gives an ethics lecture with every second reply, which costs me money each time and makes their product very difficult to (want to) embed.
Sure, but then again, it does prove it is possible.

DPMI provides ability to do both DOS and BIOS calls "in protected mode".

Similar trickery is often used to leverage BIOS drivers on new OSs until adequate native drivers are available.
We had an ancient 1130 in our high school.

Not very much memory. I think I read and wrote to that giant pizza sized removable disk to do anything large.

Thinking back, I used punched cards for school projects. Wonder how they funded that, they were probably not free.
That last one has me really worried. A big dump of real estate on an already strained market with a lot of folks using it as investment. How many big buildings have we seen go up in the last year and remain basically empty.

Commercial real estate needs to pull its head out of its ass soon and start heavily discounting spaces or shit’s going to get real real.
The CLA ennsures their monopoly, it increases the asymmetry over time. Forks will have to share all improvements with Element, but Element will be able to provide proprietary improvements, which means more people will chose it. Then they can at any moment relicense and take the whole app proprietary.
Can you post some example photos that you found to be a good representation of this format used tastefully ?
They have over 1.8 million users currently, or do you mean PDSes specifically? Federation is in open beta on a test network, you can try it out today if you'd like.
People get upset when you do this because storing data on-chain is, possibly, infinitely expensive, since you can never get rid of it.
I second this.

As a maintainer, I have a very good understanding of how long it would take (someone familiar with the codebase) to make certain changes. It's far from disrespectful to push before merging when the alternative is to waste both the contributor's time and my own on at least 1 round of purely code style feedback.

As a drive-by contributor, I always leave the box checked—the parent commenter seems to be unaware that GitHub gives you this option—in case I wasn't able to match the project's code style, or there's some other reason for the maintainer(s) to make minor changes. Keep in mind that the maintainers could always just squash and clean up afterwards if you were to uncheck it. The idea of maintainers doing what they want to your changeset is really inseparable from PRs as a concept; while I'm in favour of teaching/knowledge-sharing via code reviews, it's not expected and certainly not owed. (Tangentially, I'm finding that with Nix it's now feasible to apply fixes and customisations to packages even if they have "hostile maintainers".)
Not in present day. Our values are 180 degrees from this, it is better to claim novelty.

Rather the question today is OMG why do we care about 1000 years ago, we are more advanced!1111, whatever problem ancient people had, we have solved.

Which is equally silly
Don't mean to be rude but... You _bought_ company swag, as an employee?

Don't they usually give out like at least a free t-shirt and a mug for everyone?
TIL that it was impossible to find cars before wifi.
The source is the article we're discussing.
I also started running again relatively recently - about one month ago - definitely not to the same extent parent is doing it, but it managed to reduce the upper back pain I was getting from dev work

Also the mental health benefits cannot be understated, very glad I built it into my routine
I think that those tools not seeking the spotlight might also be at risk. I'm fairly sure some of these tools have a 'twin' that has found success by securing early adopters and has become the de-facto tool for 'X' job, largely due to marketing.
Lol it was a joke, but I imagine it won’t take too long before AI can start solving problems that we’ve been struggling with as humanity.
I have seen arguments that even word ip is bad as it conditions you to believe ideas are property, I think i may agree.

We should definitely get rid of bad enforcement immediately, enforcement is like 90% of a laws effect.
Nice work, is there a plan for publication on the methodology used? Is there a survey paper of how different architectures influence hallucination?
Do preferred shareholders still get their liquidation preference in a bankruptcy? I don’t think they should, they are usually the ones responsible for the bankruptcy. Common shareholders are going to be the employees in this case with ESOPs or RSUs, getting the shortest end of the stick.
It’s hard to compare how low they go, but long press on the flashlight icon in the control panel allows controlling the brightness.
Always happy to see more server SQLite/Litestream adoption which we've also been using to build our new Apps with.

SQLite + Litestream is an even greater choice for tenant databases, that's vastly cheaper to replicate/backup to S3/R2 than expensive cloud managed databases [1] (up to 3900% cheaper vs SQLServer on Azure).

[1] https://docs.servicestack.net/ormlite/litestream
I prefer "Xitter".

Feel free to use Mandarin inflections if you wish.
Not just "very detrimental in the long run" - more like "actively fueling far-right fascists in the very short term". The working class does not care who promises them revenge, or even if that revenge is targeted at their oppressors, as long as revenge is eventually provided by someone.
No expert either, but what you suggest is hypothesis.

Article reports some new evidence that seem to support it.

Not every seemingly obvious hypothesis is true.

My personal favourite at-first-counterintuitive law of nature: in orbital mechanics, to catch-up, speeding-up does not work. Speeding up (1) changes the orbit, (2) elevates the orbit, (3) higher orbit has lower speed.
(Excluding trivially close distances)
How happy would you be when they later move your contribution to a paid tier only?
That's why it's called myth, no need to point out the obvious?
Bhutan declares its entire street dog population fully sterilized and vaccinated
These seem to be gone.
My concern with the comment is that it speaks from a position of authority and raises a lot of false alarms about the security of the application.

The anonymous commenter publicly shared a suspicion of something that is 1) very serious and 2) false, and it essentially forces me to respond immediately. That is really stressful, especially since it's a tricky technical subject that a general audience of software developers is not expected to be familiar with.

It's hard to explain why the comment is vague without giving more cryptographic background. I cannot disprove IV reuse in a short comment of this regard.

It's an imperfect analogy, but imagine writing a piece of systems software and someone commenting "this leaks memory, just add a print statement to line N. I don't have time to look more." I could show them in a couple minutes why they were incorrect about line N, but "leaks memory" in general is a very vague accusation that could refer to any part of the program, as are the comments about integrity and AE and so on.
You don't find the idea the world might work in ways we specifically will never, can never, comprehend doesn't frighten you at all? The fact it isn't strictly impossible there could be something right in front of your face and you would never know it?
>Accusing PlayStation of being the walled garden...

There was no accusation. It is merely a statement of fact.
Good points. Premature optimization and over engineering when one hasn’t been part of either not having any esoteric or unfair knowledge is like shooting in the dark.

YC’s premise to start small, serve the problems and solving them and they will light a path has merit to it especially since they took on a B2B focus.
yeah the art NFT crowd is its own gradient of personalities. there absolutely are many well funded collectors that do not understand what they bought and what’s supposed to be interesting about it. they actually are offended when you right click and save the image displayed by their NFT. they should be ignored.
> Jessa who operated the repair shop knew that the screens were counterfeit and tried to import them anyway.

TFA: The parts aren’t being seized because they’re counterfeit. In fact, they’re demonstrably not counterfeit: the only reason an Apple logo is on a piece of a “third-party” component is because that piece is original OEM Apple hardware being legally re-sold
Man, cloudflare is like a few minutes.

Maybe their domain registrar features need to be better known.
Not true in many locations specifically for unpaid wages:

https://cmmllp.com/shareholder-liability-for-unpaid-wages/#:....
Show HN: DALL-E 3 background images from the command line
I love DALL-E 3 images and I needed more of them in my life, so I created `kkb`, a tiny command line tool that lets you set your desktop image using DALL-E 3!
There are still many use-cases where further control offered by open-source models (i.e. fully supporting all constrained text generation techniques) is superior. Stable Diffusion XL fine-tunes with controlnet, regional prompting, and the further extension ecosystem is still better than DALL-E-3 in the hands of skilled users.

But yes, the distance between the leading foundation models and the leading open source foundation models for LLMs seems to be getting farther, not closer.
As another commenter pointed out, you can give context for the decoder. So you can feed previous chunks into the model as the context. This is how we do it for streaming, at least.
I’m suddenly worried about that future.

The more elaborate the moderation tooling, the faster the race to the bottom gets as revenue drives black-hat marketers to become experts in circumventing AI moderation. It could end up being Google “S”EO all over again where we eventually ended up with very little real information in the results.
I still have some small tan paper memo pads with THINK on the cover.

also: remember there is ANOTHER ibm:

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

(younger at only 101 years old)
Realistically, if they started as proprietary in the first place, they wouldn't ever grow to this size (just another closed chat app competing with Discord and Messenger), so they still benefited from being open-source. Now they are reaping the benefit and monopolizing it.
Here’s a thought experiment for why, I think, it’s actually very hard to make the case against CBP’s behavior.

Imagine if I come into the possession of 80 severely damaged Chanel handbags for super cheap. They’re basically shedded, but they have intact branding.

I go to China and get 80 replicas. Then, I carefully cut the genuine logo, off the ruined handbags, and sew it onto the replicas.

Have I committed counterfeiting? Under the law, 100% indisputably; despite using a genuine logo from a genuine handbag. Despite me legally purchasing both items, the combination is, in a sense, illegal. I would risk up to a decade in prison if I sold that combination.

Now replace handbag with iPhone screen. The distinctions become extremely difficult, and not the CBP’s job to figure out. Surgical legal changes are required.

https://news.ycombinator.com/edit?id=38173368
It's not as if he was doing it under the wraps or something. He did it in full public glare so creditors (and equity investors) knew exactly what they were getting into.
The singularity is near is a great book. Hilarious that you read that for the second time and then got out and saw chat gpt!

I love kurzweil but his estimates of timeline are often pretty over optimistic, so I'd be really wondering.
Why are people surprised that they didn't go from a 1:1 ratio of drivers to cars (namely a safety driver in each car) to 0:1 (i.e., full autonomy without supervision)? That would have been highly irresponsible. Any step function that can be turned into a gradient should be turned into a gradient especially when safety is critical.
A Book of Abstract Algebra, Charles Pinter- it’s pretty good, each chapter is has a short description of the math and then many problems to work through. Would recommend
> Early on could people see the future and know what Ms dos, Oracle, or google would become? No...

In the case of Oracle, yes, because Oracle was created directly to compete with DB2 (which was already a success) but as a product that could run on all the popular platforms of the day. So success of their early RDBMS-based-business was predictable, assuming they could execute.
I live in China. And I have to admit the global internet connection is very busy and limited here. But I don't think you are right. Filling the wire forcefully with retransmitted packets is a very bad behavior. It's not surprising to get blocked temporarily by your ISP.
Wonder how many bullets India dodged by having smaller stakes held by foreign entities. In Tata AIG, AIG has 26%, so we werent worried when AIG was in trouble in 2008.
this is really good.

It has sure a relation with having trust on humans and their being good: it is not easy, it is not easy, but I try: and when I do it it always work: it's a "self-fulfilling prophecy": it is always a mix of the way you trust people, and listener that "feels" it. It is exactly like teachers at schools: if they are convinced a pupil will have no future, the pupil will have the worst teacher ever.

I great great musician, Fabrizio De Andrè, once said: "I am not scared of any human, I am scared only of organized humans" (he was kidnapped for months in Sardinia: in the trial against the perpetrators he said "it's not him" to not have him going to be accused (and it was not a Stockholm syndrome).

the "us" vs "them" is always scary.

We had a great musician, Fabrizio De Andrè, he once say: "I am not scared of any human, I am scared only of organized humans" (he was kidnapped for months in Sardinia: in the trial against the perpetrators he said "it's not him" to not have him going to be accused (and it was not a Stockholm syndrome). The "us" you talk about is scary, and makes a real mess.
So disappointed these only allow for one agent/model. Was hoping for an autogen clone + GUI pretty much. Not very useful with single agents
America Act
It's hard to go back to a life of being used and abused by the corporations. With the Covid policies, we found out just how little the corps actually care about their workers. Now they're begging to have them back. Good to see.
Seems like broadening their reach to non developers that they were clear about.

Natural language is a new programming language so anyone who can explain what they’re after well enough will eventually be able to get more of what they want.
Well, the description often doesn’t entirely include the dimensions but you can figure it out on the “shipment details”

An personal anecdote. I was looking through Amazon for some sculptures and there were many mythic figurines. While most ads showed the figurines in context(next to a book, desk lamp, smartphone etc), some simply included 3D photos of the figurine on neutral background and priced very high.

I saw one particular figurine priced at € 89.99/- with lots of good reviews(also photographs in neutral background with nothing else for context from “verified customer”) and detail quality and assumed that it has to be big, that is a lot of money as other ones with pictures in context were much lower or 2/3rd of that price.

The description was all about history, build material and beauty of the producr. So I happily order it without much thought.

In few days, a tiny children’s thumb sized figurine arrives in my mailbox. When I got in contact with the vendor, they cited that the dimensions are clearly on the shipment details and they refused to process a return unless it is a defect product. While I could have contacted Amazon directly, I decided to keep the figurine anyways on my desk as a reminder to myself about being careful when shopping online. These days, if I see something on neutral background with evasive details, I just avoid the product entirely.

(For those curious, the same figurine is available on AliExpress and Temu in price range of €5-€12)
Come on, "over 1.8 million users" is not an impressive number

These kind of movements makes me think they're not serious about scaling up. Wouldn't surprise me if then end up as an also-ran
How is Apple getting the CBP to seize products legally produced by competitors with no Apple branding or IP infringement anything but an "exploit"?

We're not talking about counterfeits here. We're talking about products from recognizable competitors like OnePlus.

And why should Apple get to claim "counterfeit" for products just because they internally include components which were produced by Apple? The products are not passing themselves off as being made by Apple.

None of this aligns with actual trademark law in the US. Whether or not payola is involved, the CBP is clearly abusing their power and Apple is taking advantage of it to unfairly harm competitors.