skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> It all started when Chrome implemented popovers in HTML [...] we found some pretty cool vectors that allow you to exploit hidden inputs and meta tags

So if these vectors/sploits were patched out, the game wouldn't work anymore?

(Impressive, thanks for sharing!)
yea, sets with one or zero members exist.

thou, one person does not constitute a team, sorry, not sorry.
Merely saying the US is 27th doesn't actually mean much without knowing more about the distribution. There's still a shortest NBA player, after all.

And I did look at the table. There's a difference of ~15 index points between 1st (85) and 27th (70). That still doesn't actually say much without knowing how they're calculated.
I believe an idea that circulated early on in the media in regards to SpaceX, whether rumour or real, is that Musk was planning to basically do a reality TV-like show - and be able to fund the colony on Mars through that; who on Earth wouldn't want to watch the first humans land on Mars, live on Mars - and what "influencers" might volunteer to be some of the first to "report on" the experience, as entertainment - for better or worse?

He's also more recently said the revenues from Starlink, aiming to be at least $5+ billion monthly recurring revenue, will fund his Mars colony.

The reality is though he's now tapped into accessing the full abundance of the universe, and he's at least 1-2 decades ahead of everyone else, in part due to the synergy of his various projects: Starlink, Boring Company, Tesla, etc - all are technology that he'll need for Mars - so he can funnel revenues/sales back into those companies]; and Musk understands exponentials of scaled paths, and so him being 1-2 decades ahead, with the synergy of the multiple companies he owns/controls, every year he has the chance to leapfrog ahead another decade of any other competition.
Making Harmful Behaviors Unlearnable for Large Language Models
Shh. What they don't know won't hurt me.

(Serious answer: it's just an expression. https://grammarist.com/idiom/good-enough-for-government-work...).
The New PS5 SLIM is just around the corner! 5 things you need to know.
I think that this is a hype-building technique on Tesla’s part
Did you just list every ICE part you could think of? Only twenty year old Subarus get something called a “head gasket” serviced
I would challenge that. iOS Appstore is way more known to charge for apps and have less IAP/Ad financed App. Also, good examples are Steam or other Game Stores - but in order for that to work, you need a refund policy (i.e. have a 30minutes refund period). For Apps with one-time use that can't have a return policy, there could be separate indicators/warnings during purchase.
You can also do:

sed -e '/^........k.$/!d; /a/!d; /b/!d; /c/!d; /a.*a/d; /b.*b/d; /c.*c/d' /usr/share/dict/words

I wouldn't expect it to be much faster than AWK, but not much slower either.

Interesting that the pipeline is the fastest! I would expect the sheer number of separate processes to slow things down considerably, but apparently it doesn't really matter. Probably because the first `grep` already filters out most of the dictionary, so there isn't a lot of I/O through the pipes.
Why are you asking about a scientific reason?
> Why are all the comments that point out who runs TikTok downvoted?

I downvote them for their potentially misinformative nature, which can lead to delusion and disharmony.
They were using DMCA to shut down competitors websites, and they were in the business of selling printed T-shirts, so anyone with a face or brand that would be printed on a shirt could be used as the claimant on the DMCA notice.
you can practically feel the author shaking through their words.

sama lies, so does the rest of the board, and a gizmodo piece can’t pretend to be journalism over the teenage angst seeping through.

war, war never changes.
Raising $1B to Make Batteries in the U.S.
> oh, but the latest version of this dependency in git needs something else I don’t have…” and there goes my whole evening.

Why not start by building the version of that dependency supported by the project you want to build? It's not like you ask cargo to take the latest versions of all the dependencies, is it?

> This is so unbelievably worse than cargo or npm.

I agree that in many cases it is less convenient. But in your example, 6 out of the 8 dependencies come from distro packages, which I think is better. For the last two, you could actually contribute community packages.

Have you ever tried Arch Linux, for instance? There is the Arch AUR where the community can contribute packages. I don't remember having had to compile a dependency from source, because everything I need is either in the official repo, or on the AUR. It is explicit when I need to get it from the AUR, so I know that I may want to pay more attention to what I am pulling. And usually I do and have a quick look at the package recipe (and its dependencies). In this case I would have to check 2 of them, and not 8, which is a big win.

That is of course less convenient, but I believe it is more secure. I see it as a tradeoff.
> But he had no idea what a pain it is to make an iPhone app. I’d tried a few times and never got beyond something that half worked. I found Apple’s programming environment forbidding.

A seasoned programmer who struggles with this?
> Reddit is also extremely bad for it. They have a system now where a new subreddit is created every day, discoverable via known keywords, and then used as a directory for links to telegram.

Why is Reddit in the equation, because the Telegram channels also get banned ? Cause if not, why not just stick to Telegram
For example https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFejpH_tAHM
Energy Secretary Granholm said the following at a press conference: “This milestone moves us one significant step closer to the possibility of zero-carbon abundant fusion energy powering our society.”

That statement is false on its face. The press release contained more of the same. Some examples (from https://www.llnl.gov/archive/news/lawrence-livermore-nationa... ):

> “This astonishing scientific advance puts us on the precipice of a future no longer reliant on fossil fuels but instead powered by new clean fusion energy.”

> “This monumental scientific breakthrough is a milestone for the future of clean energy.”

> “This significant advancement showcases the future possibilities for the commercialization of fusion energy.”

As I said, there are plenty of ways to put out press releases that don’t claim world-changing results where none exist. The idea that this was a necessary cover for the weapons applications is laughable.
Yi posted an update on Hugging Face. Sounds like it was an oversight from running experiments and open for pull request or version update https://huggingface.co/01-ai/Yi-34B/discussions/11#655314587...
US coastal elite culture I'm guessing
Damn, I lost a beta Black Lotus in ante (circa 1993).
The TPM requirement can be easily bypassed with a registry key.
It is, at least, classical communist strategy:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vanguardism

> Secondly, it would educate the proletariat in Marxism in order to cleanse them of their "false individual consciousness" and instill the revolutionary "class consciousness" in them.
Some additional points I should have put in when I made the post yesterday:

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Autism isn't an excuse for violating personal boundaries.

A few years ago I watched a documentary on autism and one of the autistic people was going through other co-workers desks.

If your autistic team member is repeatedly violating personal boundaries, you need to treat them as you would any other person: Point out the infraction and then terminate them if they cannot fix the behavior.

A disability like autism doesn't grant someone the permission to partake in antisocial behavior.

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Is your role correctly identified as manager? Or are you really an architect, project lead, or a principal engineer? Some companies are under the illusion that everyone wants to be a "Manager," and incorrectly label every leadership role as a manager.

(Some of the clues for situations like this is that you would only have one to three direct reports, and that you will spend a lot of time hands-on in the code or other engineering activities.)

The critical difference in a situation like this is that managers handle people problems, leads delegate their people problems back to their manager.

If your role is mislabeled as manager, then you really should make your autistic co-worker your boss's problem. If that doesn't work, you should get reassigned or find a job elsewhere.
You're missing the cost of people not seeing a professional until it's very late into their illness and have to either undergo expensive procedures, end up disabled or die. Which is exactly what is happening in the US and is reflected by life expectancy. Private healthcare is just too expensive to the society as a whole. And you keep saying insane waiting lists, but critical procedures are prioritised accordingly and you don't have to wait long if you have a heart disease or cancer. Just to be clear, all healthcare systems have their own problems and not one is perfect, but the one in US is absurdly bad.
Microsoft and Intel are telling us we're holding it wrong. Laptops and PCs should behave like smartphones.

The irony is that an Android tablet---about as smartphone-like as you can get with a laptop-sized display---never has heating problems while sleeping.
Google Expands AI Search to 120 Countries, Adds Multilingual Support
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See also:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37579856

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37520476

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33848424
If the results were more akin to a google or stack overflow where there was a list of results with context.. sure.

But people are using the singular response as "the answer" and moving on..
Might be relevant:

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

https://www.wipo.int/treaties/en/notifications/wct/treaty_wc...
Having an automated per-user publishing pipeline for packages is a non trivial endeavour.

These days you can get close with github-actions style pieplines and releases, but the PPA system has always been a more complete platform in terms of dependency management.

You can get close with some debian tooling (im a fan of sbuild), but it's some overhead to deal with.
Sure, but .. are there no first Amendment implications at all? What's the minimum US involvement of staff TikTok would require in order to receive first amendment protection?
I recently started doing basic modeling work for my small hobby projects. I'm amazed at how professional and finished Blender is for being an open source project. It feels like I'm using an Adobe product or similar. Big props to the team behind it, you're awesome.
You're referring to the implementation that was on HN a month or two ago?

There's nothing wrong with that, it's a fair comparison, but I'm talking about the existing common implementations.
Bless this person your team, he is creating work out of thin air and will keep your team and possibly other teams employed for a really long time
Didn't Google used to have a service where they would publish dmca take down notices? Chilling effects or something like that?
I live in Turkey actually! It is probably the most heavily and forcefully secularized Muslim country in the world. (Ataturk killed ~half a million people for his secular reforms, Islamic alphabet got abolished, European dress code literally became law, religious clothing got prohibited, religion schools closed, scholars executed & prosecuted and Islamic prayer call Adhan was banned for straight 18 years).

It's free to drink here, but drugs are banned. Only a very small minority drinks alcohol in my region, I have no relatives (including me) I know of that ever drank. Drugs/weed/marijuana are horrible things no one ever wants in my entire social circle, I don't think I have ever seen a user of such substances in my entire life IRL. Western and some coastal cities drink more and there's more drug activity too (they're less religious too).

From here, it’s hilarious to see Westerners thinking prohibition is impossible and preaching against it. Muslims have been very successful in prohibition of all kinds of mind-altering substances since 15 centuries. Compare this with the failed American Prohibition. There are more factors at play than what the law says. What do you believe will happen if you drink alcohol in secret, away from the eyes of the State? Muslims believe this will have consequences in afterlife. Atheists don't. Many Christians believe they'll be saved and forgiven by God as long as they are Christian.

> A 2012 study suggested that belief in hell decreases crime rates, while belief in heaven increases them, and indicated that these correlations were stronger than other correlates like national wealth or income inequality.

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

Muslims here do advocate for a ban on harmful technologies including but not limited to TikTok. As an example which made its way into law, pornography websites are banned (at ISP level).
It's not a driving force in Nepal, but it takes a handful of "Kattar Hindu" idiots (most of whom seem to be Awadhi and Maithili based on the IG Reels and TikTok shorts I've seen) to light a spark in the Terai.

Most of these incidents and flareups are happening in the Terai areas where ethnic communities straddle the India-Nepal border. While the secessionist movement seems to have largely been tamped down, I wouldn't be surprised if many people who were in that milleu ended up becoming more fundamentalist.

And it's extremely worrisome that events and discourse like this is much more common, despite not existing 20 years ago.
Yep mine is weird and rare (PMNSGCT). Starts in the chest cavity, grows to a huge solid tumor. Just finished up 4 cycles of BEP, a very intense chemo regime. But honestly wasn’t too bad. I would do it 10 times over if it means living. Thoracic surgical resection coming up next.
As if the English language was not complex enough :D
They're all 1 or less karma, barely used, some inactive for years (e.g. one didn't make a single comment since 2014 until this post), some have had no previous comments
You're throwing the baby with the water here.

Lobbying I'd argue is an essential part of democracy because it allows groups of people that have a shared concern to come together and make their case to the politicians.
Ask HN: Is ChatGPT4 broken since last weekend?
Since the latest update (past weekend), responses longer than a paragraph often fail to fully execute, resulting in a "There was an error generating a response" message + the Regenerate button.

Seems to happen pretty much every time when I ask for code or the code executor starts.

Does ChatGPT4 still work for you?
I’m very bullish. My dad and I were talking about this the other day, but there are still so many quality-of-life improvements that are bottlenecked by not having enough developers or enough time.

For example, deploying hardware to all subways to track their status and location with higher accuracy. I want a truly smart meal planner that can look in my fridge and my eating habits and tell me what I need to eat. I want a little plugin for Obsidian that will let me sync tasks with Linear.

There are tons of tiny little pieces of technology that would be useful but their economic value is low or unclear; if developers become more efficient at not only writing code but testing, deploying, getting feedback, these become possible. Or, the LLMs can’t become great at all of those things, and developers keep their jobs (and high pay). You can’t have it both ways.
I collaborate with front-end teams that use a low-code front-end platform. When they run into things that aren’t built-in, they try to push their presentation logic up the stack for the “real” programming languages to deal with.
It's not just lobbying. There are entire industries built around the revolving doors of think tanks, NGOs, boards, advisories, "research" institutes, etc.
Or did they just think there was too much attention and they will instead approve something else under a new name in the future?
Abundance is bad for profits. But scarcity, now we're talkin'.
This might be me being picky, but you mentioned at first:

"I've essentially got 15-20 high-priced world-class consultants in every field that I chose to pull from"

And then here said:

"It's an endlessly enthusiastic savant intern - frequently wrong in hilarious ways"

And those feel very different to me.

The second one feels more similar to my experience This is what I spot with ChatGPT (and advocates of it): in the abstract, it is a genius, but whenever we look at a specific example, it's not like that at all.
Using YouTube as Unlimited Cloud Storage? [video]
No problem! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Or make more product.
A similarly interesting question: why do so many humans find "Whataboutism" so persuasive, yet worship science for it's attention to detail?
> I also don't have the nerves for Linux. I want the computer to be a thing to solve problems not a thing to cause problems to solve :)

That is only true of Linux for specific things like gaming, or if you cannot resist the temptation to try stuff and tinker.

Even having moved to a relatively unstable/problematic Linux distro (Manjaro) do not find myself spending any more time solving problems than when I used Windows (which as a long time ago, so not applicable to current Windows).
Apparently this is something that the Taliban hates more so than anyone has hated it before.

They seem to be well acquainted with that hatred thing.

Looks like that is not surprisingly one of the most thorough ways of exterminating a species or group of living things.
> which is exactly the type of software the other poster is claiming is problematic for RoR.

I wasn't. I specifically did not mention any concrete examples. I presume parent misread it as "for project management rails is unsuited" which, indeed it's not: specifically because PM is very much CRUD and has relatively little and/or relatively simple business logic (It's not for nothing that the hello-world of nearly all frameworks around CRUD are "TODO lists", the simplest form of PM).

What I tried to say, is that your domain, your team, your timing, your specific planning and your kind of project and any combination thereof has different needs. A setup, architecture, framework, fits one or a few of these perfect. But never all of the combinations of them. Nor over time (today you are a one-man-shop, tomorrow a team of 6. Today you build a full-stack web, tomorrow you need APIs for integration. Today you build a CRUD app for some medication journal, tomorrow it pivots into a complex tool for medical research.)
It's a shortcut from Microsoft Office 365
The nice thing about Tiktok is we can totally trust the CCP to show brainwashing content to the children of foreign adversaries.

China banned Instagram et. al. because they're not stupid. They don't want foreign influence on their children.

US politicians are both corrupt and stupid.
Maybe through their credit card payment provider?

I’m guessing that’s the weak point, but I don’t know how that would work exactly.
There's quite a large number of people who were close to Trump in his previous campaign who were convicted of offenses related to "unregistered foreign agents", around Manafort. This does not hurt his chances of re-election. At this point I think even a conviction wouldn't hurt him more than a fraction of a percent.
Similar experience. I recently needed to turn a list of files into a certain tree structure. It is a non-trivial problem with a little bit of flavor of algorithm. I was wondering if GPT can save me some time there. No. It never gave me the correct code. I tried different prompts and even used different models (including the latest GPT 4 Turbo), none of the answers were correct, even after follow-ups. By then I already wasted 20 minutes of time.

I ended up implementing the thing myself.
https://archive.is/O0v4a
Silicon Valley City Wants to Ease Housing Crisis with $150k Cargo Containers
it holds true within the same class of hardware, and not only for computers.

the carbon footprint of producing a new car can hardly be offset through the efficiency of a new one. substitute an old pickup truck for a new three-door ev, totally worth it for the environment.
Show HN: I made a rap song about TypeScript [video]
Fair point. Perhaps if it's such an issue for someone, and they see this news, then they can reach out to Tom to try to remedy it - and perhaps help him test out the open source provided to make sure everything's peachy?

He seems like the type of guy to be willing to reasonable and considerate like this.
Out of curiosity, I wonder it there's a group that would be willing to sponsor a C++ standard that is just a subset of the current C++ one?

Having the standard, and the ABI, seems valuable. And it would be a lot of trouble to write one from scratch. But it would be less trouble, probably, to go through the standard and remove things that could be safely removed.
That makes sense. The whole point of the theory about holographic spacetime is that the 3d universe is completely described by the information densities on its edge. This implies that if you need to contain a computation involving a certain amount of information, then you need to have at least that amount of information on the edge. Since the amount of information anywhere is not infinite, this also implies that you need a non-zero amount of edge surface for that computation and thus a non-zero volume.

TL;DR: If the volume is too small, you just cannot fit enough information inside and so you cannot do computations which require more information than that.
Why is this inherently better than better tooling for dependency management?
There's a whole lot of things between not having respect (not abiding to authority) and being disrespectful (hurtful, offensive, etc).
But, where do you find good schools? Teachers seem to spend 90% of their time with the ESL students and the ones with behavioral problems. My daughter is two grade levels above and is completely bored. What to do?
Elon invited him back but he refused. I suspect Elon was banking on profiting from that.
I assure you, Carlos is not a “tech recruiter”.
Had I been in your shoes, I'd accept that there things I am not privy to, and therefore I can't have the full picture and thus I can't exercise judgement. Instead I'd try to understand what the other person is telling me - especially on HN - instead of jumping to conclusions.

A complete and efficient solution would take 2+ years plus a very senior, very specialized engineering team chasing a moonshot.

A brute-force approach that can leverage compute is far more efficient in engineering time, operational costs (eng time vs compute), and opportunity cost.

This isn't something that can be optimized in 10 minutes, and insinuating that while digging further suggests that haven't dealt with truly complex engineering problems.
Are these available to use with attribution on sites not built with notion or popsy?
It does lead to a very concise invocation:

$ perl -ne 'print if /^(?=.{8}k.$)(?=[^a]*a[^a]*$)(?=[^b]*b[^b]*$)(?=[^c]*c[^c]*$)/' /usr/share/dict/words
You MUST do a post with the WORST timed shot: i.e. on 9/11/2001 the BBC announcing the fall of the WTC Building 7 while it was still standing on her live background
Google contribute to Chilling Effects, which got renamed to Lumen https://www.lumendatabase.org/

[edited to remove “used to”]