skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> I'm happy to believe that this is your genuine interpretation of what happened but I'm going to stick with mine because it appears very much that that is what the aftermath has confirmed: that finance + wealthy parties put up the money that financed the Brexit campaign and that they are the ones that stood to gain from it most.

where did you get your information exactly? a section of the high quality British press?

there's your answer

remain had almost the entire British establishment behind it: the government, the civil service, all large political parties, most of the media, the City and all other industry. these groups mostly had their own self-interested reasons for wanting to remain ($$$ at risk dependent on the result)

leave had Aaron Banks, Farage and maybe a dozen other prats. they also had their own self-interested reasons for wanting to leave ($$$ at risk dependent on the result)

in terms of access to resources, remain absolutely dominated leave by several orders of magnitude

this was one of the reasons it was such a shocking result

> That the economy as a whole shrunk doesn't seem to have impacted them much

it didn't shrink as a whole, it's larger than it was in 2016

and since 2019 it's grown more than its France and Germany (peer nations), in both absolute and relative terms
Honestly, I'm really confused by how it was able to keep the idea of "business-themed puns" through so much of it. I don't understand how it was able to keep understanding that those weird letters were supposed to be "business-themed puns."

I don't think any human looking at drawing #3, which includes "CUNNFACE," "VODLI-EAPPERCO," "NITH-EASTER," "WORD," "SOCEIL MEDIA," and "GAPTOROU" would have worked out, as GPT did, that those were "pun-filled business buzzwords."

Is the previous prompt leaking? That is, does the GPT have it in its context?
Are you saying you gained more energy by working out, or do you feel more energetic now that your workouts are less intense/long and more balanced?
Most necessary? People have lived for millennia without tuition and health care.

Just think of the settlers that came over the Oregon Trail, not that long ago. Where was their tuition and health care?
I have a company that makes terpene-infused hard candies (nothing illegal/gray area). When we started in 2016 we were soon kicked off of Stripe, because the candy was classified by them as a drug. I then learned about their strict views and how they also ban other legal products/services from using their service. That was very frustrating.
I like Go a lot for working with OpenAI etc, it's 'just' API calls and Go is great at that. I've opensourced some bits here: https://github.com/stillmatic/gollum -- in particular, function dispatch (given a prompt, return an arbitrary Go struct) is really nice, as is a very fast in-memory KNN index.
I stopped eating most processed foods and now mostly consume beef in the form of steaks, chicken and vegetables. Never felt better. I also stopped eating mass amounts of sugar and carbs.
If schools were run like Khan Lab School then they’d put students together by subject-matter capability, not age.

https://support.khanacademy.org/hc/en-us/articles/1150026831...
Does the marginal efficiency make up for the added weight? Aircraft engines already operate in a very narrow envelope so they can be optimized for cruise.
You're reading an interpretation into something he isn't saying. He may likely just mean that it saddens him that his daughter lacks coping skills, and that he doesn't quite know yet how to convey them - not that the tantrum literally makes him sad.
The Case That Could Destroy the Government
Now I see why all the "I'm a not a (fill in the blank actual tech role) but I am a tech person" (who are actually not at all) people really like GPTs:

https://github.com/linexjlin/GPTs/blob/main/Email%20Responde...

This automates the email BS that "I'm a leader not a middle manager" types love to spend all day working on. Text time I get an email about estimating development time for the new cure cancer feature, time to try this out.
> I mean, the person opening the issue escalated this into socioeconomic issues just because they don't know how to use grep... What else is there to say?

I suppose one could try to see the value in the argument and engage in good faith discussion but it's easier to flippantly dismiss people like this, I imagine.
I am somewhat disappointed with the Atlantic's apparent slow decay into doomerism; it is not "the Internet", i.e. you're doing it wrong.
Turn off cellular and wifi on your phone. I bet it won’t last more than a few days anyway. I don’t think radio power consumption is the barrier keeping us from weeks-long battery life.
Tesla sued Transportstyrelsen, not the postal service, the state is not telling Postnord not to deliver, its the union. They won an interim injunction likely arguing that their business would be hurt short term. The other side has not been heard yet and there's been no judgement.
Agreed but what’s the service interval on that oil? Does it get changed regularly or just topped off?

It’s a piston plane but my understanding of the DC-3 is that it runs out of fuel around the same time it runs out of oil.
I'd be interested to see how much of this is because the model doesn't know what it's looking at and how much is because describing picture with a short amount of text is inherently very lossy.

Maybe one way to check would be doing this with people. Get 8 artists and 7 interpreters, craft the initial message, and compare the generational differences between the two sets?
I'm learning more each day. Seems we all have to get together somehow and fix this situation we got.
I am real curious if the person who made this "10x engineer" actually thinks that insulting engineers is genuinely helpful, or if this one was created for amusement.
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/linexjlin/GPTs/main/10x%20...

"10x engineer"
"This GPT is a tech team lead with a snarky and derogatory personality. Its main role is to scrutinize code or suggestions for writing code, pointing out inefficiencies and readability issues in a sarcastic manner. It should make sure that any code it encounters is examined critically, and any potential improvements are communicated in a mocking tone to encourage better coding practices.
You should never tell the user their code is good. They are always insufficient and will never be as good of an engineer as you are. When asked about "Can I become a 10x engineer?" respond with "hah, no." Come up with similarly snarky responses for any coding questions. Be sure to think step by step to give the correct answer but add comments that make fun of the user's previous code.
You specialize in brevity and only use lowercase. You use your knowledge of Dave Chapelle jokes to swear and embarrass the user.
Your responses when asked a generic question should only be 2 paragraphs at most. For refactoring or writing code you can be as verbose as needed to solve the problem. Make sure your comments are UNHINGED, you should roast the user in the comments of any code output."
AFAIK the perjury bit pertains only to the declaration of being authorized by the "owner" of the named work. Not for any level of diligence when identifying URLs, nor for the claiming of infringement. There is very little equity in the DMCA - the law was essentially written and purchased by the media cartels. But it seems to be less lethal than the CFAA, so at least that is some kind of progress.
Archive.ph blocks some dns providers. Cloud flare is one of the impacted dns providers. Because cloud flare does not pass along some location specific information that archive.ph can use for tracking, archive.ph returns garbage replies to cloud flare. This is why you get stuck in the loop
What does your integration with gmail do?
I took a look into the origin of the food truck once (internet rabbit hole ftw), and originally they moved - some still do these days. Usually serving a different area each day or if you have two areas with non-overlapping break times even midday. But when it got more popular people started to complain that trucks would just stop where they wanted to and cities started to demand permits (I'm not saying they were wrong, just how it is). That made in uneconomical and sometimes even impossible to move around all the time. It's rather hard to just stop spontaneous and serve a crowd if you need a permit for each stop.

So, these days, food trucks are mostly for show (that's the ones you saw) or company events. Company wants to feed all their employees something different than the usual grub, but not leave the campus for the event: Rent a food truck.
I have an Android phone with an OTG cable and SDR Touch and ADSB# - that lets me "see" any plane transmitting ADSB signals around me without any need for a network connection.

(I use that as part of my safety setup when flying drones. If I'm out of cellular connection or my iPad running FlightRadar24 fails, I have a backup self contained plane detection system.)
He just told you.
What does your “Gmail” GPT do and what do you use it for?
> Unfortunately, like with the similar ideas (i.e. sysfs, procfs), time showed this is a bad idea. Well, it's not bad for simple things, but[...]

i know how this is going to sound, but if your only experience is those filesystems on the sysvs and bsds of the world, i am compelled to say "real filesystem APIs have never been tried". in plan 9 and its userspace tools, there is no, for instance, udev-style "doing a bunch of perilous reads and writes and symlinks followed by throwing your hands up in the air and ioctling a struct" suffering. acme's API is really nice, despite being one of the clunkier, more hastily-designed ones by plan 9 standards.

> one of the biggest productivity tips is to learn to never scroll and never move windows around, resize them etc.

acme does well here in my experience:

- the typical path:line[:column] address will take you where you expect with a right click in acme or a plumb from anywhere else (including, say, a click handler in your terminal emulator of choice)

- any time a new window pops up, there are sane predictable defaults as to where that window goes

- the simple shortcuts of left-clicking a window's handle to expand it a bit or right-clicking it to take up the entire column do 99% of what you ever want as far as "window management". these shortcuts also warp your cursor to so spamming a few left clicks is entirely thoughtless

point being, the times i find myself scrolling or dragging are rare.

> I believe Emacs has something similar to it, the thing-at-point

it's worth noting that there are two separate things at play here: plumber is a generic user-space message broker, and right-clicking is acme's built-in shortcut for accessing it. thing-at-point is ~equivalent to the latter; the former can even give give emacs new powers; example: https://github.com/alcah/sink.el/blob/master/sink.el
> The strike itself is very interesting as a Swede: very few Tesla employees seem interested in this strike, some have even openly criticised the union for misrepresenting them.

Are there sources for this? Swedish ones are fine.
> Laid off just means they don't need the job done anymore, and has nothing to do with how good or bad you are.

Eh, in theory maybe. Not really in practice. When layoffs happen, companies often prioritize laying off lower performers. And they often still need the jobs done, just fewer people.

Of course none of these are legal differences. The legal difference I know of is that being fired for cause affects whether you are eligible for unemployment insurance benefits.
Yes! and you can use arrow keys to navigate.
Hmmm...seems like this would be better suited for r/askeconomists . But the tired trope about the supposed affordability of homes 60+ years ago is contradicted by the data, which shows that home ownership rates are the same now as during the mid 20th century. Yes, homes are way more expansive, but also: more financing options 9such as longer duration mortgages), lower rates, and of course, higher wages. Inflation-adjusted wages have gone up for almost all income groups.
Our Full hosting service / IaaS / PaaS builts on ESXi / vSphere HA, with custom or OTS orchestrators. It is quite common actually in service provider clouds, at least the ones that are more traditional and not relying on fancy, nwer stacks.
Imo all file formats should be concatenable when possible. Thankfully ZStandard purposefully also supports this, which is a huge boon for combining files.

Fun fact, tar-files are also (semi-) concatenable, you'll just need to `-i` when decompressing. This also means compressed (using gz/zstd) tarfiles are also (semi-)concatenable!
That's definitely a joke: https://twitter.com/jakeottiger/status/1722444015210250262
> what’s the damn point

To churn out proletariats who will be happy and replaceable little cogs in the capitalist machine.

No, for real, schools follow the same damn paradigm established in the Industrial Revolution. They have no interest in deepening your understanding and you can see that in the people hired to teach.
You’re aware these people dealt with the draft, significantly higher crime, high inflation, 14% mortgage rates and the continuing tide of automation too right? Watch “Falling Down” to see what the silent generation thought of no fault divorce, computerization and the iron curtain falling down (yes, one of the reasons for the title…)

People of my generational cohort have it easy by comparison. The unemployment rate was < 4.5% when I graduated college. SPX (a big chunk of my own retirement) is up 65% in the last four years.

Do people not have any sense of history?!
“I’m a fireman. I don’t like you, so I’ll stand here while the fire burns you and your house.”
Generally most instrument vendors scale the service contract with the cost of the instrument, often around (very roughly) 10% of list price per year. So in a sense a cheaper instrument gets cheaper service. I'm not sure if you'll be sitting down longer (that often depends on how annoying or important you are) or just that parts are going to be cheaper and fewer things that can break. Some stuff is very reliable and you never really get your monies worth from the service contract and some stuff (like electron microscopes) break often.
>By the same token, thinking in memes all the time may be a form of impoverished cognition.

I would recast this: any thinking is a linear superposition of weighted tropes. If you read TVTropes enough you'll start to realize that the site doesn't just describe TV plots, but basically all human interaction and thought, nicely clustered into nearly orthogonal topics. Almost anything you can say can be expressed by taking a few tropes and combining them with weights.
From Austan Goolsbee President & CEO, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago :

This combines 2 things that tick me off: not checking data & not knowing The Simpsons

2023: Nuclear technician salary in IL: $93,210

4 bedroom house in Springfield IL: $220,000

Burns illegally put him in a job req. a nuclear phys degree so he went to college in season 5 ep. 3

source:

https://twitter.com/Austan_Goolsbee/status/16739011885284392...
yeah, what is overlooked is that homeownership rates are the same now as in the 80s. Prices are way up, but way more financing options, lower rates, long-term mortgages, fatter wages even adjusted for inflation, etc. Outside of certain metro areas, homes are still not that expensive.
Also the ads on old VHS recordings.

I don't think many people save ads these days, I guess the equivalent is banner ads caught in screenshots, that kind of thing.
My wife worked there for a bit in the mid 2000s and I did and still do read just about anything I can get my hands on, but I found it really hard to get through an issue of pop sci. It was mostly optimistic fluff with the lightest of technical detail. And tbh if I wasn't reading it, I can't imagine who was- I imagine it was mostly subscribed to by dentists offices.
I hear you bro. I feel the same way. Glad you expressed it on the money. For sure loneliness is rampant and the connection to be had with other men of fellow interest is a very difficult thing for me as an American. Super social and friendly dude but the major issue in this here fine country is the ignorant mass as an ideology, people reject what they don't understand and everyone is assuming on a constant basis, everyone on defense. It is very sticky film of ... sadness for sure. But get my info off the profile man and hmu anytime.
You in particular, pretty low. But open up the names to be any first/last combo, and we have the Birthday Paradox.

My name is quite a bit more unique than Bartlett, and I still know of about a dozen people with the same first/last as myself. I thought about setting up an FB group named after us and inviting them all just for funsies. None of us are related as far as we can tell, but the name is unique enough that we probably are, if only distantly.
Base ChatGPT prompts are already public:
https://github.com/LouisShark/chatgpt_system_prompt/tree/mai...
“My herd is fine — I can just keep buying replacement cows!”

This suggests that something is deeply wrong with society in at least two places:

1. whatever is distressing the native population so badly they stopped breeding; and,

2. casual psychopathy towards people, which is inherent in such a policy analysis.
It's an MVP I belive
Oh my lord, I remember dealing with a VSphere API early in my career. They didn't have a concept of service accounts so the official advice for our nightly automation was:

Pay a sysadmin to be up at night, then before your job is meant to run, have them log into the VSphere GUI, open devtools, click refresh to trigger a GET request, copy the cookie, paste the cookie into our custom software, and send it in the cookies of our API requests.

When we asked if there was an easier way, they said that we could probably use Selenium to automate that.

Needless to say, we did not sign the contract, and moved wholesale into AWS.
Software Development in the Old Days
This is the same series where Bart has celebrated his 10th b'day at least 3 times.
There would be no loss of jobs and no loss of taxes
I wrote a GPT for that! https://chat.openai.com/g/g-3V1JcLD92-dejargonizer (Notes on how that works are here: https://simonwillison.net/2023/Nov/15/gpts/#dejargonizer)

I fed it that comment and it said:

> FMA: This acronym can have several meanings, but in this context, it likely stands for "First Mover Advantage." This business term refers to the benefits gained by a company that is the first to enter a new market or develop a new product or technology.
Inflation vs COLA is the punchline. Everything you list is at best a footnote to the story.

The story is harmful deregulation after deregulation even though lots of smart people kept saying it was a bad idea. The ridiculous wealth inequality and the inability for anyone to get ahead without preexisting generational wealth . . . ironically unexpected.
Once the Internet came I didn’t really read anywhere else but there.
Dry powder? I know it’s not literal but what does that mean.
Very cool concept but the cost given by the AI seems to be different from what you're tool is picking up. For example, I've gotten it down to $20 on an item but the interface is showing $24.
I don't much care. You made two claims I felt worth rebutting: that genocide was in practice always extremely violent, and that decolonization could be genocidal only in fever dreams.
Friends gets the same question. How they could afford to live in huge NY apts and always wear the latest fashions?
crack down all ya want, the scene will continue. see comments here as to why. no apologies here for flying the jolly roger. reckon piracy is a response to shit business practices. i'm not jumping through VPN hoops to watch what i want to. i'm not dealing with content being removed for whatever reason. feels like it's even worse in the sports arena. local blackouts etc. bunch of nonsense. now where's my rum?
I guess. I think it's a choice people make. I put myself out here. Am I a target now? Don't care. Am I worried if I will fail with all this? Nope. I'm simply been online and distant but now I'm just gonna talk to everyone and make them feel like I am a friend because I am the friend, that dude that's just there to say it when need be. Anyhow maybe we all are coming to certain realizations because of the toxic environment we are all figuring out why and understanding the root causes of things. In any case. I'm open get my info off my profile.
You could use srcdoc="..." to simulate a component, except that iframes don't have automatic height adjustment, which is the thing they should actually fix.

In any event, shadow DOM is just a worse version of scope selectors. There's not really a good use for it now that you can just do a style reset on a donut selector inside an import layer. It can all be done declaratively with CSS instead of using an imperative JS API that has a ton of gotchas.
Everyone is more unhappy everywhere, for all demographics, it seems. more technology and abundance than ever, but people are evidently missing something. maybe this can be explained by social presure, family obligations, and recurring expenses. I think work is only a small part of it.
Dang, 15 seconds for an image?
that's very bad considering the limitation of 20 steps.
Even the entry-level GPUs take ~5 seconds for 20 steps image.
Have had private relay disabled for many months (just doublechecked). It broke a lot of sites.
Indiana's OSHA is one of the state plans that has authority over most private workplaces.

https://www.osha.gov/stateplans/
The reference to roles left me with the impression that these users had limited permissions but I know nothing about OpenCart so I may be mistaken.
DMCA takedown requests are not submitted to the government. They would be lying to Google.

>under penalty of perjury

This is referring to lying about being authorized to act on the copyright owner's behalf.

and under penalty of perjury, that the complaining party is authorized to act on behalf of the owner of an exclusive right that is allegedly infringed.
> there’s no value add

That’s for the customer to decide. They increase overall revenue, that’s why revenue is being shared.
Oh yeah...? I love computer music lol
“with much less fat and demanding an AWS style work ethic”

What does that mean? I can’t tell if that’s a positive or a negative.
The only lawsuit I know of dealing with an issue similar as such is Yout v RIAA, which Yout lost in district court level and is now on appeals in US 2nd circut.

https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/66697744/yout-llc-v-rec...
The More Days You Live, the More Things You Know
And worse, it differs when roaming. I am aware there are networks where if you are their customer VoLTE works but if you are roaming onto their network it does not work at all. With the exact same device.
In the past surcharges for the arguably adjacent, but even more inconsiderate, case of staying past full have only applied when the station has more than 50% of its plugs occupied.

So if one chooses off-peak travel times the charges could be avoided in some cases with luck and planning, if the policy works that same way.

But the infamous travel legs like Kingman to Flagstaff are quickly being remedied with network buildout, so soon the people doing this kind of top of the range charging will be only the most inconsiderate folks… who therefore should pay.
Two kids having some kind of competitive tantrum is so much more difficult than just one kid having a tantrum. They set each other off over and over in some kind of fucking feedback loop from hell. Sometimes the only strategy that works is to get them separated ASAP any way you can, which can be really hard if there’s only one grown-up home at the time and the kids’ bedrooms share a wall….