skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As a former middle manager, I would expect my career to disappear if engineers themselves disappeared. Simply implementing features wasn’t the bulk of my job. The bulk was coordinating humans, career development, orchestrating resources, and things like that. AI won’t need any of that.

I think the people that will benefit from a mature AI engineering service will mostly just be the C-level. Below them, you might have a much smaller team of AI operators and validators.
> “You guys can sit in your offices worried about the ethics of something, but you’ve never had to walk into a room where you were facing a patient with a family who’s dying, who’s been waiting for an organ, and who is not going to get an organ, and that patient is going to die,” Dr. Moazami said in an interview. “If you’ve ever experienced that in your life, you will never tell me that what I’m doing is unethical.”

That seems like an appeal to emotion
But why does the LLM itself have "access to root" whatver that means in the OS equivalent of whatever it is they operate within in terms of the larger context?
HBO, Hulu, Netflix, and Disney+ all have ad-supported tiers that materialized after an ad-free price increase.
>Encourage what you want to see in the world.

You can do that through patronage, if you have the means. Advertising never leads to that. Every sector that depends on large numbers of people contributing a small fraction (like cinema or music) ends up turning into a race to the bottom, as appealing to the lowest common denominator is the most efficient way to succeed. The advertising internet model the epitome of that.
This opinion comes from a former pho photographer, one who desperately wanted to love Darktable...the shots are warranted in my opinion. Darktable is a complete car crash of poor usability and militant contrarianism on established user experience design.

It has so much promise but the 'lead by committee' approach just resulted in some kind of collective 'demand avoidance' from the devs who seem to revel in delivering an unusable product. And I mean unusable for those not willing to learn an entirely new paradigm of interacting with a piece of photographic software and dive into the docs for everything, including stuff as silly as a keyboard shortcut or move between modules.

I've yet to read all the Ansel blurb but I'm pretty sure this is from the guy who's made the most improvements to Darktable in recent releases. So it's incredibly exciting to see.

I doubt it'll get any DAM capability though, even for a fork that is asking too much :-)
Programming can be very challenging mentally and very exhausting. Maybe it's cushier when working on one's own code, but spending day after day untangling messes in corporate codebases is absolutely draining. There are days I wish my work was physical because there'd be something to show for it. Not only is programming difficult, but a hard day's work doesn't clearly deliver value a lot of the time. For instance, I really couldn't tell you what I've built in the last year that brought value to customers. I know I've fixed things... but none of that means anything to anyone who didn't report or fix those issues. They shouldn't have existed in the first place.
Fingrid published two messages that sound like countermeasures to deal with the fallout: https://umm.nordpoolgroup.com/#/messages?publicationDate=all...

> Fingrid has closed intraday trade in directions FI>SE1 and FI>SE3 to ensure system security and balancing capacities concerning the non-matching situation in the Finland bidding zone after Day-ahead trades. Update: Intraday trade in direction FI>EE closed

> Fingrid is prepared to initiate Intraday purchases, if necessary, to ensure system security and balancing capacities concerning the non-matching situation in the Finland bidding zone after Day-ahead trades.
How much experience do you need and what kind? I don't have articles published in IEEE journals, but don't think you can get there in few months. But I can write simple proofs in eg. Coq or TLA+, so, I probably know a thing or two about types.

My work experience is measured in decades at this point. So, maybe you want to reflect on your ideas... it does take time to appreciate both the positive and the negative sides of any given type system. I don't think a few month will be enough, if you start from absolute blank slate. It's also silly to measure this in time, rather than effort. You probably never worked on complex problems, nor did you work on problems that require research, as opposite to copying from "best practices". This is where your conviction comes from, at least this is what it looks like.
Let me try and explain again, because I think you missed something.

I don’t think many people do want to listen to this music. And even fans that do might not listen very frequently.

That music might still be incredible, in the same way that any peak experience is. But by kind of by definition, peak experience is not usually everyday. (see psilocybin etc).

CDs enabled those musicians to make a living. Streams mediated by Spotify, which seems to optimise for background listening, do not.
It also happens to me, but unfortunately I was unable to engage any lucid dreaming. I would love to learn more about that.

I had one episode once when very relaxed but awake, though.
> And then they did, and immediately started harassing everyone who didn’t purchase it right away with ads every few seconds

Youtube premium has been a thing for 8 years now, you have had a really long time to start paying for ad-free youtube. You just didn't bother to even check if it existed until they started to push for it harder recently.

So you are a perfect example why they gave up and started becoming more aggressive now, its because it didn't work to just do it the way you think is "fair".
The way people are going on about old Sam, you would think he was a super hero.
Came here to say this exactly.

My toy OS has the most spartan shell imaginable (no pipes, no redirection, no variables, no flow control, just run a list of commands). It's enough to mount filesystems, configure network interfaces, spawn some services, and do the reverse for shutdown.

Complex tasks are delegated to Lua scripts or actual binaries instead.
I do own a Samsung 4k/hdr smart TV. There is a hidden menu, in this menu you will find an option to disable the smart option.

I had to digg deep to find it. You can search for the remote-control codes which grants access to the hidden menu (brand/product related).

One negative thing, when I start the screen I have to exit a message stating how dumb the TV is.

Have fun with your dumb TV :) I love my dumb TV screen, just like any other PC screen.

Update: This way you can go back to smart TV anytime, in case you wanna sell it. No need to flash the firmware.
Just to make this explicit: a branch in the chain of commits. The start of the chain is pointed to by a head. When you create a new commit on a branch, the head (of that branch) changes to point to the new commit.
I now routinely install fake-ubuntu-advantage-tools.deb to remove Ubuntu "Advantage". It's an empty package that satisfies the dependencies.

I also remove some of the crap that Ubuntu put in /etc/update-motd.d. From memory 10-help-text, 50-motd-news, 88-esm-announce, 91-contract-ua-esm-status are pointless and annoying.

See https://github.com/Skyedra/UnspamifyUbuntu
I just pay for Premium instead of grifting. Planetary-scale server farms and video hosting is not free.
This is formally known as the oligodynamic effect. Silver is also highly active in this way.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oligodynamic_effect
It used to work everywhere. Over the last 2 years, an increasing number of pumps have been modified so that this no longer works.
Some hammers might not be that hard - you don’t want it to blow up in your face if you’re hitting a hardened steel tool.
I was just addressing the notion that the simplicity of the conspiracy theory was evidence of its veracity - it is not. If you're asking if I have evidence against the nonsensical conspiracy theory that third party praise given about a recently fired CEO can be construed as evidence of a secret ownership stake in the charity that fired him, I'm going to leave that to the judgement of the reader.
Regarding the `-e` issue, this is well handled by `-o pipefail`, which as of last year is part of POSIX.
This might actually get me to check out Ansel as a current Lightroom Classic user. I tried Darktable a year or two ago, and there were some immediate dealbreakers. I really like the idea of someone capable and opinionated forking a popular project. I’m rooting for him!
Of course they knew. The engineers knew, Elon knew. They aren't stupid. I know some Tesla people. They all know.

Elon is a great showman. That's not an attack it's just the truth. The judge is right, Elon did use "doublespeak" and intentionally misleading statements to push autopilot.
The comments I saw were you just claiming it's half of the 70%.

According to 2022 annual statement, audit section, page F-3

--- start quote ---

For the year ended December 31, 2022, the Company's cost of revenue was €8,801 million. As of December 31, 2022, trade payables and accrued fees to rights holders was €588 million and €1,665 million, respectively. As explained in Note 2 of the consolidated financial statements, cost of revenue and rights holder liabilities consist predominantly of royalty and distribution costs related to content streaming.

--- end quote ---

- total cost $8.9 billion

of that:

- trade payables $0.59 billion

- fees to rights holders $1.67 billion

The rest (~7 billion aka 78%) is royalties and cost of distribution.

Unless you can argue and show that cost of distribution is over $2-3 billion, only then can you claim that only half of that 70% is going to the labels.
...from the futures!
We're all troubled. The empire never ended.
Sure; but multiple AI generated "mass movements" don't cancel each other out.
pretty awesome tool! next steps are to make a chat interface to this so non photography nerds can use it
Since I had no idea what this referred to: "the county has the largest Jewish population percentage of any U.S. county".

So looks another "(((them))) in (((control)))" bollocks.
I have a grandma and I absolutely think Apple has done the right thing with the so-called “walled-garden” aka App Store and the lack of tweaking ability/a terminal/root access. Tech-literate people like us drastically underestimate the harm scams have (and would have if tweaking was allowed) on people. I am in college, and Gen Z is scared to install anything on their Windows laptops. Except they do anyway when a scammer tricks them. They are in a hurry and they need to do this specific thing. install_more_ram.exe, bam. Pay $X to unlock your hard disk.

Don’t get me wrong, it also hurts me that I need to install an app to ssh to my server on my iPhone. Or when I can’t have a long-running process in the background. Or when I can’t automate things with shell scripts. It really does hurt. But this appliance form is really how things should be, at least until the day each and every user understands their devices, a day which will never come. Because why? They are tools. They are a means to a real life end. It’s a waste of human time to make everyone “tech-literate”. Users should not have control over their devices, because social engineering and scams will always be a thing. No matter how many “DON’T ENABLE THIS UNLESS YOU ARE A SOFTWARE ENGINEER” warnings you put grandmas will continue to be scammed.

Then what can let me have a native shell with root access on my iPhone, without jailbreaking? I don’t know, maybe a small on-device software knowledge exam to prove you are a software developer and understand what you are doing by Apple? Separately sold root access enabled devices for devs? Putting a big red warning in front of the root access “IF YOU ARE NOT A SOFTWARE ENG. YOU ARE %100 BEING SCAMMED RIGHT NOW” which is read by TTS ten times until one can dismiss it?

Or just get the Linux on mobile to feature parity with iOS and we won’t be beholden to corporations. Not saying it’s easy obviously. Still I’d like to see one organized FOSS mobile Linux project instead of a hundred desktop and a dozen mobile distros going on at the moment.
OS lacks organization. Enormous amounts of available skilled human time wasted. Sad.

Thanks for coming to my TED Talk.
> It will prevent you

It will have no motivation to prevent you from pulling the plug. Human level intelligence is not the same as animal instinct.
Yes, it's an outright powergrab. They will stop at nothing.

Case in point, the new AI laws like the EU AI act will outlaw *all* software unless registered and approved by some "authority".

The result will be concentration of power, wealth for the few, and instability and poverty for everyone else.
> Sometimes they have to react, to show they are DoiNg iT FoR tHe FaNS

Some person or automated process connected to the account might need to, but those people often aren't the influencer.
I don't browse the web while logged in. Never trusted them with my browsing history.
I don't mind sponsor ads..
Huh, I had no idea that honey was so acidic - looking it up, it's very possible for it to be as acidic as an orange.
According to Finnish Energy Authority (energiavirasto.fi), at the end of 2022 only 13,7% of customers had a contract where pricing is tied to the hourly market rate. It is much more common to have either a fixed price contract (usually for a term of 12 or 24 months) or a contract where the pricing is set by for example monthly averages of the market price.
I've proposed this informally before, along these lines:

- Unit files. You create, you write, you close, and then others can read the new version. Until the original writer closes and gets a good close status, nobody else can read it. If the program aborts or the system crashes before closing cleanly, the file reverts. All readers see a fully written file. This is the default. It's what most programs need. Replacing a file by creating a new one on top of it is both permitted and an atomic operation. UCLA-LOCUS and some IBM systems that followed worked that way.

- Temporary files. Disappear on system crash.

- Log files. Append-only. All readers are guaranteed to see an end of file position that corresponds to the end of a previous write. Usually the most recent write, but buffering may make log file reading run a little behind.

- Managed files. Read, write, share. Write operations return two completions, probably via some async mechanism. The first completion means "buffer contents taken". The second completion means "committed to storage that will survive a crash". Database systems would use this, but few other programs would bother.

This tells the database what it really needs to know - when is the data safe? That tells the database when it can commit a transaction. The database can do other things, including more I/O, while waiting for commitment.

"fsync" is really a clunky way of getting that second completion.
> Wow, I'll have what he's having for confidence.

It's pretty common with open source projects. The people with time, energy, and an "itch to scratch" and the people who really know an area aren't disjoint sets, but people who fit in both are rare. Lot's of projects like e.g. GIMP start off making mistakes that would have been obvious to someone who understood the domain well, but the team makes them because they are learning as they go.
In some sense, I find it reassuring that the practice of logic (and mathematics as well) is deeply rooted in the human condition.

No matter what you choose to believe about the metaphysics of math and logic (i.e. an opinion on platonism) we end up in practice with limitations about _how_ we can know mathematical and logical truths, and there I feel we end up with something warm and vibrant and human, and not at all the cold and precise thing that logic is sometimes presented as.
Tesla Faces Off Against Nordic Labor Solidarity
The reason they don't do this is because they don't want you to spend too much time on the site. If you get notifications of every reply you come back for every one instead of just coming back and checking now and then. Which in turn stops the person you're replying to from coming back to often since your replies will be much slower.
On Win 10 downloaded the install pkg but it would not run until I tried program compatibility mode for Win 8 ??
This is still no argument to not define syscalls for the semantics that applications typically care about. If it is slow on a particular file system, then so be it, it’s still the semantics the application requires.
this is similar to how knight capital lost 440 million us dollars one afternoon in a trading bot bug and had to get merged with one of their competitors. this isn't quite that big
"or were very annoyed to lose a chunk of their daily workflow."

That is the current experience of the 3 engineers with M3 laptops at my work. Two apps they usually use are not working properly or at all. One's already pulled out their old M2 and gotten back to work.
The idea that "stealing" from google is somehow morally wrong is hilarious to me. Nobody owes them anything if they cant afford to host youtube then first of all its odd that its been around for so many years in the state it has, and second of all, if they cant afford to host it that their problem. Not mine.
A story of Docker, QEMU, and memfd_create()
If I understand what you’re considering, it’s that the compiler itself may have been compiled from C++ sources, so dependencies in that accounting scheme derive from transitive closure.

Alternatively i consider a compiler might only be presented as a binary, with no visibility as to its own source code, so i consider in that case just a Rust program and a binary that compiles it to a native binary linking with binary object files also of unspecified source code languages.
It rose for 2 years before falling again in 2022 vs 2021 so we haven’t reversed the trend.

1.35 fatalities per 100 million vehicle miles traveled in 2022
1.37 fatalities per 100 million vehicle miles traveled in 2021
3.35 fatalities per 100 million vehicle miles traveled in 1980

That’s a 60% drop over 42 years!

The data just varies quite a bit 4 years in a row saw increases 1976, 1977, 1978 and 1979 as did a 3 year stretch 1993, 1994, 1995 so do get to upset around a 2 year jump 2020 and 2021 especially when the pandemic explains differences in behavior.
Probably tons of things you are missing out on.

Some of the most life-changing products I own were shown to me in an ad. Might not have bought that exact item, but the knowledge of that type of product even existing?!

Mindblowing.
How can you install bash without using it? With sh as bootstrapping shell.

Build and maintain your own bash or install script? You don't have to maintain it, it's just building which is already provided by original source build scripts. You can install it as "mysolutionsh", nobody cares as long as you link it to PATH or reference it explicitly. Still easier than avoiding bash everywhere but in personal setups. Yours already familiar with it, that's a waste!
I don't identify therian, but I am otherkin. You're right that this is incurable right now. There's no "species transition" like there is HRT or SRS. It's only coping mechanisms right now. Trying to find ways to be less disordered and all.

I've been trying to find my way since childhood, but it's taking a while. Hopefully I figure it out eventually. Having DID as well certainly doesn't help.

It's not a fun existence in and of itself, but I still have my fun every now and then.

Feel free to contact me directly if you'd like to talk more.
In traditional development you didn't have one organ in a harness, then 3 organs in a harness, etc, having modified them to have no thickness that could hide something from a unit test. That's as different from the functioning frog as the dissected one.

There are endless permutations that are possible in this modern ideal that are all correct for some or all testing purposes, during all test runs, and in every system the average project participant will ever see up close.

They are wrong in production, vastly outnumber correct production configurations, and confuse any discussions about the attempt to port things to production as they are more canonical to the group than production itself.

That's not to say there aren't ways to do this style of multiple test types correctly, only that I think it was done with more care at each level instead of less as layered redundancy needs particular properties or you get holes that all line up, configuration for tests that make it to production, etc.
The Black Iron Prison holds fast.
No, its the part of the show where they go back to providing empty lip service to the principles and using them as a pretext for things that actually serve narrow proprietary interests, the same way they were before the leadership that has been doing that for a long time was temporarily removed until those sharing the proprietary interests revolted for a return to the status quo ante.
I love it! True words. ...might contact you, but won't pay :) Interested in collab work?
Someone else here just said the same account, very interesting
Everyone buys stuff from phones to food.
It’s only 186ish megabases. There are a few facilities that could re-create it, given sufficient time and budget.
Yes, this is called AVDTP 1.3 Delay Reporting feature. It allows headphones to report the delay to a sending device that actually plays the sound.
The "it" in AI models is the dataset
Given they're charging hundreds of dollars an hour just to talk, I doubt your offer will interest them in the slightest.
When pork distribution is the purpose inefficiency is a feature not a bug.
That is only true for the largest of brands. There are hundreds of thousands of niche youtube channels that makes their creators enough money to live on so that can now work full time creating niche content for their audiences, that wouldn't be possible without youtube ads.

So at least from we see on youtube the ads leads to more niche content, not less. There aren't enough payers to sustain that many niche channels.
Well, that's interesting... I assume there are many people with quite unique and valuable skills here on HN. It's table stakes, really.

I assume you're the same type of person as me, one who is a "mapper", and will NOT EVER let technology fail to bend to your will. Persistence hunting in the technology space is something rare, but very useful, when applied correctly.
Ha ha, don't insult me.

I am a Debian user since 1999.
Some examples of possible exceptions:

* Installing or starting your general-purpose runtime, passing the right configuration options

* Project glue where introducing general purpose language makes things more complicated because of tooling or startup.

* Simple cloud-init scripts

* A command line tool is simply the best library for the job and you don't want to get a general purpose language just to immediately shell out.
Yes, but this distinction will not be possible in the future some people are working on. This future will be such that whatever their "safe" AI says is not ok will lead to prosecution as "hate speech". They tried it with political correctness, it failed because people spoke up. Once AI makes the decision they will claim that to be the absolute standard. Beware.
Why would it show up in the Security History events for rbishop-xx, then?
Nuclear war is still an overhanging threat that we should be concerned about, especially in the day and age of automation and AI.
Mercurial is SO much better than git especially how it works at meta. I hate git.
Huh fair enough. I mean they are large models based on language but I see your point. Even though everything you said is true, I still believe there’s a place for human-constructed logically-explicit simulations and functions. In general, and in visual arts.
> I can always ignore the posts that are mainly advertising.

This is the reason advertising works. Because people think it doesn’t work on them lol.
Ah I forgot to mention: I’m on mobile. I don’t see this phenomenon on desktop.