skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
https://www.spaceweatheralerts.com/

It reports all CMEs. You’ll have to do some parsing to work out if we’re going to get hit.

Thinking about it this might be a good saas project.
Out of curiosity do you share the suspected fraud with law enforcement? At that amount there are probably too many to chase down so I’d think this is just an unprosecuted crime?
I don't think i've ever agreed more with someone on here. I'm really not sure if its a case of UX/UI and art people not being willing or not seeing the demand in the FOSS community or FOSS communities to seek out those people to participate but dear god so many good FOSS projects just have horrid UI/UX because the guys doing these projects are great at backend but horrid at frontend, things like amazing AI apps just thrown in streamlit and called a day drive me nuts.
It is not. That is not what genocide means.
Apart from supporting human trafficking (a non-negligible amount of sex workers has been brought from other countries under false pretenses and is held against their will), it coaxes consenting (young) women into a harmful lifestyle. Prostitution harms mental health, hinders relationships, and breaks career paths in the bud.

Or putting it simple: I definitely do not want my daughter to become a prostitute.
Barman: Disaster recovery solutions for PostgreSQL databases
Same with Google Chrome stable on Linux (Ubuntu 22.04)

EDIT: Works well on Google Chrome stable on Windows 11 tho
Except that it's a big open question how to control an AGI. So the choice may not be between which entity controls it, but whether it is created by an entity that is able to control it at all.
This is what i kinda figured to be the case, UI/UX and generally artists don't seem to participate in projects as much for free or for projects that aren't already successful where they'll get some publicity out of especially on the art side of things.
Might be higher today, but I'd generally suspect it to be somewhere between 5% and 10% of attempted transactions.
A lot of this was new to me, but it looks like Intel hopes to use this to demonstrate the linear scaling capacity of their Aurora nodes.

Argonne installs final components of Aurora supercomputer (22 June 2023): https://www.anl.gov/article/argonne-installs-final-component...

Aurora Supercomputer Blade Installation Complete (22 June 2023): https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/newsroom/news/aurora...

Intel® Data Center GPU Max Series, previously codename Ponte Vecchio (31 May 2023): https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/articles/t...
Do you think location based pay aligns with Gitlab's values?
Well, Elon has been making crazy claims, of course. "Orders of magnitude" and so on.
This looks so cool for people learning to program.

Is there anything these days that is simple for making a simple gui app, like shoooes was?
If we were to take this on principle, we'd end up with an authoritarian regime not unlike Saudi Arabia. Lots of consensual conduct harms individuals and society, but if we try to use the legal system to prevent it, we're setting ourselves up for an impossible goal. And we'd make ourselves miserable in the process.
> But will you even be aware of that?

Can people stop missing the point and asking if the clone will know that it's a clone or not? Because that doesn't really matter. It doesn't matter what the clone thinks - I still died.
I wouldn't say it's so much envy or scope insensitivity. This is more of a gut reaction people have than anything purely rational.

I've been studying this topic ("hatred of life extension") for a few years now. I would say it is caused by thousands of years of cultural evolution during which the only guardrail we had to keep our sanity was acceptance and faith. There are interesting positive feedback loops for this set of beliefs, coming all the way from Genesis 3:24 and The Epic of Gilgamesh (which one was first?), plus more modern incarnations like all our vampire movies. This case of cultural resonance has nothing to degrade it because nobody has lived long enough to prove that life extension is a good or a bad thing, but acceptance of mortality is a cheap and effective remedy to existential dread.
No issue with FF 119.0.1 on macOS/arm.
Where does this reference to remote kill come from? I didn’t see it in the bill itself. It mentioned that the vehicle itself decides based on some (not clearly defined) factors but I did see anything about remote kill.
What about money laundering? Not in the headline, but they were convicted for that too.
For thousands of works people have also been making problems worse in each next generation (take the environment or traffic or surveillance as examples).
> That attentional driver system is what we probably mean by consciousness.

You may know much more about this than me, but how sure are you about this? To me it seems like a better fit that the "self-steering attentional supervisor" is associated with what we mentally model (and oversimplify) as "free will", while "consciousness" seems to be downstream from the attention itself, and has more to do with organizing and rationalizing experiences than with than with the directly controlling behavior.

This processed information then seems to become ONE input to the executive function in following cycles, but with a lag of at least 1 second, and often much more.

> one part of much more complex systems of neural compute

As for your main objection, you're obviously right. But I wonder how much of the computation that is relevant for intelligence is actually in those other areas. It seems to me that recent developments indicate that Transformer type models are able to self-organize into several different type of microstructures, even within present day transformer based models [1].

[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gg-w_n9NJIE (comment from Ilya somewhere)
eventually it will create and publish it for you, they say... not only the package definition, but the implementation also.

I don't know exactly why, but I doubt it will.
He was hit by a 76 GeV beam. Very important distinction.
Amazon used to have a separate web search product, but they shuttered that effort a while ago.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A9.com#A9.com_search_portal

Back in 2006: https://web.archive.org/web/20060416033344/http://a9.com/-/h...

Since then, they've doubled down on product search for amazon.com.
Same problem with elevation markings on terrain layer.
Must be your PC. Works fine on my iPhone with FireFox
Women are prostituted because they need money to eat and pay rent, and if they don't "consent" to sex they don't get to eat and live in a house. That's the harm.
See, that’s a real problem with modern day design: it’s all about making things look cool instead of just no-bullshit functional.
97% accurate for identifying declassifiable docs? How does that help? Don't you need to still review the 97% when you have 3% error?
Tencent does not have a controlling interest in Epic.
In the scenario you describe what's stopping one of the plebes from killing Zuckerberg?

If Zuckerberg has essentially doomed everyone else to death while he and his kin get to live on perpetually he's basically painted a giant target on his back that every one with 6 months to live on a totally curable terminal brain cancer diagnosis is going to want to hit.

I'm not too worried about this kind of scenario because I know that it's in their greater self interest to let us all have this technology.

Also, if the technology isn't too difficult to implement what will stop people from doing so? If you tell me at age 50 that there's a cure for aging you can bet I'll spend my remaining 30 years to find that cure, if not for me, than for rmy children and grand children.
Hey, it's open. It can be forked.

If anyone is willing to maintain a frozen branch (preferably one of those where Designer still worked), I want to know.
Most (all?) countries have the concept of "ill-gotten gains", in which money earned illegally or fraudulently isn't legally yours. Not saying that's what happened here, but discussing the idea of post-transaction entitlement.
How much of this is due to the fact it’s illegal in thr first place?

Look at how much safer for instance buying and consuming marijuana became after legalization
> From what I understood about GIMPs development is that they have to purposefully make things "different" from photoshop so as to not get sued.

I don't know how these rumours get started but that is simply not true.

GIMP does some things differently and then it does some things the same (because it's just how this type of features work). And then some things were purposefully verbatim-copied from Photoshop (think Heal tool and Perspective Clone tool) because they looked like a good idea.

Personally, I find it incredibly frustrating that this type of conversation always boils down to "If you are asking for explanation why copying Photoshop is good, then you are flat-out refusing to change UI and purposefully making things different".
There are plenty of politically active sex workers, it's just that it's such a marginalized group that most politicians don't want to risk having a conversation with them.
Why carry yet another device/power source/etc?

If you have a non-artificially-limited android phone (i.e. rooted), you can just open a hotspot with everything going thru your wireguard vpn back to home.

If you have stock android or IOS, then the real owners of your device won't allow you do this, since they get location data from your network on all those devices.
Thank you, I was looking for a similar tool and was surprised by how difficult it was to find something with no bloat. Will give it a shot
Now streaming: nuclear physics
> fearmongering about AI is a form of grift

If you cry wolf and agitate the masses with fear, then you gain free advertising for a "new" search engine because the spin of the "journalist" requires anxiety to circulate organically.
Try visiting Amsterdam with street art honoring sex workers.
Those kind of corporate environments would also never use a technology like MirageOS that very few people know how to use.
Show HN: Shellcheck-GPT – Instantly fix shell scripts
Always a fan of programming "sketchbooks" like this. Awesome project!
> The top current comment is about being unable to dent 4mm Ti plate with hammers - complete BS.

It is about children with hammers.
This video game needs a "skip intro".
North Korea: Kim Jong Un celebrates 'space power' after spy satellite launch
That depends entirely on whether or not they're intentionally witholding it from me.

If someone had a cure for your child's cancer in your hands and they gloated at you while saying "you no get" I'm pretty sure you're going to take whatever steps necessary to "get"
- According to the website, RUT951-LTE is based on a MIPS 24kc CPU from Mediatek, which is their major router platform, and does not include an LTE-Modem. It's likely MT7628K [1]

- The second example MT8735D is a tablet SoC (not just a modem but also a CPU, GPU, Audio DSP, Camera ISP etc in one package)

[1] https://www.mediatek.com/products/home-networking/mt7628k-n-...
> you had biplanes; then you had triplanes. You could have followed that farther, and added more wings - but it wouldn't have improved things.

But people did try! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Besson_H-5 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiplane_(aeronautics)#Quadr...
The rough Rust of this is https://github.com/hermit-os/hermit-rs

Though last I looked it wasn't nearly as mature as MirageOS.
I've been using the GL.INET GL-AR300M16 router for a couple of years. They work incredibly well. I can go to any hotel or cafe, plug it in the back of any free USB port (existing routers, TVs, or power banks if necessary) and away I go. If there's ethernet I plug it in, or if it's wifi then I can just auth through the router. That's all. Immediately I have all of my devices functioning as if I am still at home with appropriate DNS settings and similar.

But 300Mbps max throughput (2.4GHz, a/b/g/n) on a single antenna (meaning it's actually something like 150mbps down maximum) is frustrating. The 16mb storage also leaves barely any space on the router.

All I want is something that can boot on a minimum draw of 5A/1V -- and appropriately throttles performance down in that environment -- but can take something up to like 5A/3V and appropriately increases performance.
Done with Three.js
Agreed.
1. Love
2. The rest
The problem with claiming the law mandates a ‘kill switch’ is that most people on reading that claim will assume it means a remote kill switch. The law does not mandate - or even contemplate - a remote kill switch. So saying this is a ‘kill switch’ law is misleading. If you want to call it something snappy, a less emotive word like ‘lockout’ might be appropriate.

People choosing to call this a kill switch are making an emotive, inaccurate word choice to advance an agenda. That is precisely the kind of behavior fact checking is intended to correct.
Seems to be very GPU heavy. The GPU in my 7320u is maxed out and the site feels really slow.
Well, we’ve had birth control and abortions for, what, 60 years now?

Think about the collective experience of humanity before them. If you were a prostitute and got pregnant, it wasn’t about you, it was about that child’s experience as a fatherless individual, being raised by a person that can hardly provide for herself. As well as, what a child raised in that environment, is more inclined to do to other people.

Now that has changed if only because the link between sex and children, in most minds, has been broken. In those where it hasn’t… that’s the natural area where restrictions on birth control and abortion come from.
>To some extent yes. EU citizens did have the right to live and work in the UK prior to Brexit. Would you disagree with this?

That was the free movement agrement within the EU which the UK agreed to when it joined the EU and when it voted to allow all other new members in.

The EU didn't have direct control of your borders. The UK still had sovereignty to kick out all illegal people which had no right to enter the UK. I'm still baffled by the lack of understanding of Brits over their own borders.
Kills my firefox on Linux too. Fairly beefy laptop which should have no issues.
Don’t call yourself “leadership” or a “leader”. This isn’t feudal Europe. You are a manager. If you call yourself a leader I won’t trust you.
Sometimes people really do that. There is a "UI reskinned" Blender fork called Bforartists.

Whether it's a good idea is debatable.
"Surgery for appearance or comfort"

For appearance this is a bad choice. Not only does it not solve the root cause, it also is shortterm thinking.
Data Engineering Sucks
Look, we have spent the last ~ 20 years across HN and conferences and what not trying to teach git to people with basically nothing to show for it. Most developers still can't do much more than occasionally commit stuff. They still rm -rf their tree whenever something goes wrong.

Your entire hate for SVN was branching takes a while(because it requires a round-trip to the server). SVN was easy to reason about, you didn't have entire conference talks trying to explain how SVN works, so people don't have to rm -rf their entire tree and re-check out every week.

And even you, who claim to understand git seem to not understand git reflog. I think that clearly sums up my argument perfectly fine :)

Git is NOT easy to reason about, and I've never seen a website or blog post or conference talk about git that wasn't factually inaccurate in some way, and yet they still continue to proliferate. If we don't come up with a better git, the next decade will still be spent trying to teach git to people that will never understand it.
What the OpenAI drama means for AI progress – and safety
Indeed. We, technical folks for all I know, simply don't expect the answer. I was trying to guess what was happening while reading, and was pleasantly surprised. Summarizing it is like

TL;DR Your mom
The alternative? A job. Don't make vlogging your entire full-time occupation. That simple.

If you do want to make videos that reliably earn you money, charge money for them! Make it explicit. Don't rely on implied contracts that other people may or may not honor at their discretion.
Documenso v1.0.0 – open-source DocuSign Alternative
I think it’s not surprising that ANN could form some similar structures like the brain. After all, there are universal laws of nature. The question is IMO whether forming such similar structures could help the network achieve better performances on tasks or not. Current large NN are organized in layers without exception. Are the layers not equivalent to these hubs?
Pokémon is no longer just a game – it's a lifestyle
So close to discovering that it applies to work in general. Sex work is just work.
Remember that OSM is just the map, not a piece of software to access it. Organic Maps is one of the most popular phone apps for that.
Because it works. It gets the boys excited, I mean, look, it's on the hacker news front page! Big talk of AGI! It's right around the corner, this time for real. The digital brain practically exists already! Can't wait for the first "signs of consciousness emerged in AI model!" articles.
> a passive alcohol sensor that detects the driver’s blood-alcohol content (BAC) by measuring the ambient air in the vehicle.

How can you detect the driver's blood-alcohol content by measuring ambient air in a vehicle that might include passengers? Should a taxi get blocked from transporting drunk passengers? And how does this work in a convertible with open top?

I don't think it can be passive. I think the driver is going to have to blow into a breathalyzer before they can start the engine.
Firefox on iPhone uses Webkit. It's basically a Safari skin.

https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Firefox&oldid=118...

> It is the first Firefox-branded browser not to use the Gecko layout engine as is used in Firefox for desktop and mobile. Apple's policies require all iOS apps that browse the web to use the built-in WebKit rendering framework and WebKit JavaScript, so using Gecko is not possible.
That doesn't stop people being fooled into thinking otherwise.
Fun fact, in the sequel 2010 you learn that Hal didn't really go rogue like an AGI, it was following preprogrammed conditions set by the US government which put the mission at higher priority than the crew, changing some parameters without telling the mission designers, which put them at risk. So it was technically just following orders in the cold way a machine does.
It shouldn't be [allowed to be] "one" part or central processing chip rhat you can simply rip out. It should be like a nervos system or whatever and not be tamperable in such a banal and non-Rube/idiot-proof fashion. We def have the technology, lol, we just need to spend a bit more time/money/patience to rwalky drive the message home
I think the people worried about AGI have an oddly positive view of the world - like it's so wonderful as-is that we need to guard it from any disturbances.

Perhaps if they paid closer attention to how profoundly bad so much of human existence is, people living in squalor, dying from awful diseases, killing each other, they'd understand how truly acceptable that dice roll is.

Pedal to the metal all the way.
I think it just boils down to your dev pool. If you already have Java devs, why bother establishing PHP as a new language in your company? Certainly, you can't justify paying them less than your Java devs...

Let's face it, a major advantage of PHP nobody talks about is that devs are cheaper.

I don't mean this all in a bad way, I have seen PHP used in high quality code-bases for websites of medium sized companies. But you are limited to input/output operations. However, there is also an advantage to this, as the PHP devs I have seen are more prone to trying out new tools and not reinvent the wheel in source code.

Also, I want to shout out to the guys making Sulu CRM. Loved working with it, too bad it's PHP and symfony only.
It does look cool, but I do find the 'Carbon removed' ticker slightly misleading. In what way does this reflect carbon removed? Surely carbon added to the atmosphere is broadly proportional to the total value of sales.
How is this any different from any job? I need money to eat and pay rent and I am forced to offer my body as a tool for an employer in exchange for payment, regardless if that job entails sex or laying bricks, if I don't offer my body for work I can't eat or live in a house.

And keep in mind that prostitutes are not exclusively women, there are a lot of male prostitues.
Instead of trying to make a shell script portable across all different shells, I prefer to just use #!/bin/bash and not worry about it. (Of course bash version compatibility is a concern of it's own)
The drive to protect ourselves from threats occurred via evolution, but our abhorrence at killing people to achieve our goals also came from evolution. If you assume the first is implausible, how can you keep the second?

Everything we assume about intelligence is based on what humans are like because of evolution. Figuring out what intelligence might be like without those evolutionary pressures is really hard.
You say that, but... https://www.newstatesman.com/politics/2015/03/labours-anti-i...
Score, DARPA's singularity project to automate all research
False dichotomy, this an advertisement, would it be on the front page if it was just bare HTML instead of a pander-to-your-audience retro look?

Good design can establish identity without totally ruining the UX.
The idea that prohibition on prostitution is to combat fatherless could not be further from the truth.

The government in many avenues encourages and subsidizes fatherlessness in society in general, and the laws around prohibition were never contemplated, or even remotely idealized as an effort to combat the issue of fatherless homes.
... we had to wait for k8s 1.25 to get ephemeral containers to get some tools ... (https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/debug/debug-application/deb...)
Last time I checked Firefox for iPhones was just a UI over Safari engine.
Did things change?
Would You Watch Afghanistan's Adaptation of "The Office" by Greg Daniels/Gervais
AGI is hypothetical. If it is just like another human intelligence we know how to work the problems.
I think that anyone who apologises for prostitution should be required to state in clear terms that they'd be perfectly happy with their spouse or child doing it.

Anything else is rank hypocrisy.

edit: Comparing unhealthy or dangerous jobs to degrading/immoral ones is not arguing in good faith, and I made no mention of legality.
According to my rough math, they've charged $100M worth of transaction fees at this point
That helps, thank you. Based on what I've seen with Smalltalk, and playing around with the online Interlisp environment [0], I was under the impression an underlying OS was not a necessity [1].

[0] https://online.interlisp.org/main

[1] Part of my confusion may stem from ideas like presented by Chuck Moore in Masterminds of Programming by Biancuzzi: "Operating systems are dauntingly complex and totally unnecessary. It’s a brilliant thing that Bill Gates has done in selling the world on the notion of operating systems. It’s probably the greatest con game the world has ever seen.

An operating system does absolutely nothing for you. As long as you had something—a subroutine called disk driver, a subroutine called some kind of communication support, in the modern world, it doesn’t do anything else. In fact, Windows spends a lot of time with overlays and disk management all [sic] stuff like that which are irrelevant. You’ve got gigabyte disks; you’ve got megabyte RAMs. The world has changed in a way that renders the operating system unnecessary.

What about device support?

Chuck: You have a subroutine for each device. That’s a library, not an operating system. Call the ones you need or load the ones you need."
I buy the premise described, but I don't understand the example given.

The example (disregarding the small errors) resembles constraints from Liquid Haskell / F*...

So there must be something I don't get.