skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You're probably thinking of something more along the lines of Wikidata [1], which is over 10 years old.

[1]: https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Main_Page
GPT 4 already scored higher than 95% of people. The average human isn't really all that smart.
But that's tracking your web requests to search engine servers. The way those requests look is dependent on your browser, not which ROM you are running. You can setup your user agent to be whatever you'd like at least on android or desktop browser.
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VideoPlus Studio is a free subtitle editor and translator, plus you can select a presenter for each subtitle, the presenter has properties for turning the text into speeches in certain language and voice, spoken by an avatar you choose.
Considering it was uploaded by Quad9, who did not want to block these websites, perhaps the ineffective redaction was an "accident."
I agree!

I first learned about SpacetimeDB from a HN thread posted three months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37146952
Tbf we've had a particularly sunny Autumn/Winter so far.
For those that don't want to read too much on this blog to find answers, the simple answer is nothing beats a quality mechanical drafting pencil if you're using it for writing and not for art. The Rotring 600, the Pentel Graphgear, and the Pentel Sharp (P205) are all fantastic choices. For art pencils it's hard to beat Staedtler.

It's an interesting blog, but after spending way too much of my energy on pencils and pens over the years, I've realized there's some great Goldilocks choices out there, so hopefully I save someone reading this the rabbit hole.
not sure I agree with the title! I think https://www.astroforge.io/ will do it.
Wait, TFA doesn't even contain a link to this vid from Hackerman hacking time!?

https://youtu.be/KEkrWRHCDQU

(my favorite part is when he goes into hardcore hacking mode while putting a Nintendo glove on)
Sundar announced his intentions to lead Google as an "AI first" company in May 2017: https://blog.google/technology/ai/making-ai-work-for-everyon...
I was considering learning Nim. Then I found out about its partial case insensitivity and ignoring of underscores in identifiers. And that was the end of my interest in Nim.
The math is slightly incorrect. Magnetic field strength falls of with the cube of distance rather than square. For magnetic (or electric) monopoles, the inverse square law applies.
Government facilitated criminality against innocent, non crime involved citizens. Then serious obstruction of justice in the courts themselves to make a criminal case against the own case fail.

In the Netherlands they have a concept called “interventions”. They are activities carried out that are supposed to interfere with organised crime. In 2005, one of my neighbours was busted for growing weed. The other neighbour was involved with the authorities in one of these “interventions” that involved harrassibg the guy that grew the weed both before and after he was prosecuted.

But we lived literally between these two. All harassment affected us and because we complained we became targets as well. The harrassment was serious and spanned more than 10 years. Totally illegal.

I amassed an enormous amount of evidence for a stalking case, more than 600 videos. But it took 5 years and a complaint to the national ombudsman to get it to court at all. Then the person in charge of the organisation carrying out the intervention was the prosecutor chosen on the case but he was prosecuting his own informant/collaborator on the intervention with the goal of making the case fail. He lied to the courts and withheld enormous amounts of evidence.

The case failed. It was later I found all the connections. The former head of the team interventions had in the meantime also manoeuvred onto the board of directors of the court where influence on the case could be carried out from behind the scenes. This person is now the president of this court.

The authorities turned off all police support to me and my family and dismissed every police report.

I took the police to court and won. They appealed. I won again and was able to read around 1000 police pages and found confirmation of this.

It’s an absolute disgrace. Cost me more than 40,000 euros in costs trying to cope with years of government assisted harassment simply because I lived next door to one of their targets.
> I've also asked, and prompt manipulated chatGPT to estimate the total books it is trained with

Whatever answer it gave you is not reliable.
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>my instance is shutting down in January. I have no way to migrate my posts. This is the sixth time I've gone through this over the years. I don't feel like dealing with this stuff anymore.

I thought that was the whole point of ActivityPub? that your comments aren't contained on any one instance and are yours to move around.

And why is your instance shutting down?

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>I can probably count on one hand the number of times I had to block people because, get this, Twitter had a quality filter which caught most insufferable people

I guess "had" is the underrated word there. But even then I'm confused. There were entire curated block lists made because some people were so pervasive in so many circles while skirting the rules.

>My needs and experience here are likely VERY different from yours. At this point, they're often too different to reconcile.

Sure, but I' wondering if that need will be met anywhere on the net. Strictly moderated popular forums just isn't a thing on the modern net. You need to go to a less popular, lower traffic place for such management.
Hey it's gamified totally. I basically do use gpt under the hood but only as a protocol. I can switch to any of the LLMs, but the thing is that the interaction with it is customizable, it can be multiplayer and stats are also there. Check it out I think u'll get it
Democracy means you have to tolerate living with those whom you disagree.
No, I'm referring to each Wikifunction page on the Wikifunctions site itself.
Excuse me, but I'm certainly not "bickering" and I resent the insinuation. And you don't seem to understand what a strawman argument is.

I'm not going to write an article on this for you, but you can certainly see the sentiment frequently expressed on HN that the rise of NoSQL and of ORM's is a direct result of otherwise capable programmers not wanting to deal with SQL and its conceptual building blocks such as joins. Take that for what you will, but you might suspect there's a reason for it, and that it's not merely the learning curve for "every language".
... None of your examples are like for like.

Lots of people love the smell of cannabis. No one loves "trash in neighbors yards, loud sounds late at night, smells from chemical industries".

Arguing in bad faith is lame dude.
my understanding is that they ignore IP address for logged in editors.
You define "open" as selling a service?
What if they disagree about whether or not you should be living.
But data-oriented design usually does result in much simpler designs, readable code, smaller architectures, and easier composition.

What it doesn't do is let some bootcamper pick up some A-B-C-D-E pipeline (whether that's literally some report generation pipeline, or an HTTP ingress to a CRUD DB, or whatever) and plan their whole career around (some subset of) just B. Or let some serial entrepreneur cycle through a cadre of these guys as he burns them out in turn, because to pick the right choices for B you need to understand (and be able to influence the design esp. re. data representations in) A and E.

Nothing actually lets you do that and still produce good software, and we should stop pretending otherwise.
We can just apply the same rules and expectations that we have offline. If I go and buy a set of LEGOs, i get that set of legos, i can lend them to someone, can resell them, can use them after 10 years, etc. Having a "buy" button for a movie should mean the same (as it does when you "buy" a dvd). LEGO can't come to your house and demand the bricks you bought and paid for back, why should sony?

If they offer something where they deserve the right to take it back for any reason, then "buy" is not a correct word here, and the button should say "rent"/"lease" or whatever, but not "buy". stuff being online doesn't and shouldn't change all the rules, but somehow it does.
Depends entirely on you local labour laws and the contract you have signed with the company.

If your local labour laws require compensation in cases of Constructive Dismissal, then you are entitled to some kind of severance package.

If not, then it's possible your employment contract will have a clause for "in case of constructive dismissal we will pay X weeks based on employment length" or something. Maybe not likely, but certainly possible.
More than efficiency and costs, I think the real driver of AI adoption in big corp will be the reduction of all the baggage human beings bring. AI will never ask for sick days, will never walk in with a hangover, never be unproductive because their 3 month old baby kept them up all night...

An AI coder will always be around, always be a "team player", always be chipper and friendly. That's management's wet dream.
If fixed wireless were a practical solution there wouldn't still be millions of rural Americans without broadband in 2023 with all the billions already spent on it. Starlink satellites are small and cheap to send to orbit. Its still more expensive than wiring an urban apartment building with fiber but it is absolutely the only way we have to get these people connected.

The economics are boarder-line but it should be still be given a fair chance at success.
C’mon it’s 2023.
We will get there eventually. I sort of want LLMs to write code, but more so I want LLMs to help library authors and ecosystem maintainers write better and more cohesive libraries and ecosystems. What if LLMs wrote beautiful code, like the early Lispers dreamed of :-). And by beautiful, I mean an intern with no coding experience at work comes into a codebase and could be productive with hand writing code (like they did in the ol' days before washing machines) but they'll probably just fire up the LLM.

What I am imagining is LLM crafts the code in such a way that you can look at a small set of certain files and get a real understanding of the story of that program or service. Some people write code like that but most (including me) can't unless I spend a lot of time crafting, which is not a luxury we get at work.

Pedagogical code is probably the word I am looking for!

With that you could get an LLM to write a new cryptography library, and assuming you are a crypto expert, you could quickly verify that it is doing the right thing, as it makes it obvious.
In my view, you my friend are the one who is confused. “Purchasing a license” is lawyerese nonsense. How can I buy something and then be arbitrarily deprived of it by the person who sold it to me at their whim? That cannot reasonably be called purchasing in my view. Either ownership transfers in a way that the seller loses control, or they retain control and no transfer of ownership occurs, only a transfer of possession. Now I know IP law says something else, but just because a bad idea is encoded into law does not make it a good idea.

Or think of it like this: what if I “purchase a license” to use a hammer, and as part of that license the hammer’s owner can ask me to return the hammer at a time of their choosing. Am I buying the hammer, or am I renting the hammer? Don’t get distracted by the nonsense of “buying a license to use the hammer”. What am I doing with the hammer?
Mad respect for whoever designed that, for a tailor made small series design that is an incredible piece of work. The component density alone is probably some kind of record. Note the Spartan 6.
I wonder why they don't try to compete as much as they can.
I'm convinced the uptick in "gluten sensitivity" is actually sensitivity to mold on grains. I often get a stuffy nose, and then next-day brain fog after eating bread, anything with soy sauce, etc.

Had a complete allergy test panel and I have zero reactivity to gluten, etc.

Grains (especially flour and oats) are particularly susceptible to mold contamination, and it's interesting to note that the US allows significantly more mold contamination in grains [0] (see Table 3). 5x higher Aflatoxin for all foods, 33% higher Deoxynivalenol in bread, and ZERO maximum amount for Ochratoxin A in any foods in the US.

If you have problems eating grains in the US, it's very likely a mold sensitivity, not anything related to gluten/gliadin.

[0] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6163171/
Were they actually rectangular or was that an artifact of the hold and modify color mode? I mostly remember playing with dpaint and f18 interceptor in the a1000.
As mentioned, there are already laws around smoking in public.

OP is complaining that he might get a whiff coming from his neighbors house.
> We filter our evaluation sets from our training corpus.

Page 5 of the report (they mention it again a little later)

https://storage.googleapis.com/deepmind-media/gemini/gemini_...
I get that they are kinda looked down upon, but I really like my Rotring 800 in .7mm, paired with 2B lead. The disappearing point is a must have for portability. If you have some patience they do go on sale, I didn’t pay even close to MSRP. It’s pretty much the grail of handwriting for me.

I am also a fan of the Pentel Tuffstuff stick erasers. Unlike other stick erasers they are very fine, so you can get details/letters. For bulk erasing an Artist’s Gum eraser and a Magic Rub if the Gum doesn't do a good enough job.
This is exactly the failure mode of GPTs that make me worry about the future idiotization of the world.

"Rubber ducks float because they are made of a material less dense than water" both is wrong but sounds reasonable. Call it a "bad grade school teacher" kind of mistake.

Pre-gpt, however, it's not the kind of mistake that would make it to print: people writing about rubber ducks were probably rubber duck experts (or had high school level science knowledge).

Print Is cite-able. Print perpetuates and reinforces itself. Some day someone will write a grade school textbook built with GPTs, that will have this incorrect knowledge, and so on.

But what will become of us when most gateways to knowledge are riddled with bullshit like this?
If "running OS can cause the computer to load unsigned code" is something you care about, BIOS is already "vulnerable", by virtue of not even trying to prevent it.
> There is a newer version of the iMessage encryption (sometimes called "pair-ec") which uses ECIES.

Does that scheme definitely use ephemeral keys? Do you know if there is any documentation on it available?

> Beeper implements it, I never got around to backporting it to pypush proper.

Ah, thank you, this is important context! I looked through pypush and couldn't find anything that looks like it might be providing forward secrecy, so I was wondering if that was a misunderstanding of the impact of (only) switching to ECIES, as forward secrecy would require more than that.
Counterpoint: "that should do the trick" is good enough for most people, but not for lawyers.
I'm a fan of the rotating lead feature of the Koru Toga

https://www.jetpens.com/blog/Uni-Kuru-Toga-A-Comprehensive-G...
Sure, you can buy a book/dvd/lawnmower/drill and lend it to the rest of the US population, why not?
No. It will have to be subsidized and should be. There is no excuse for not spending the few billion dollars needed to connect these people.
I think there are variables with a huge amount of variability for a ship: how heavy it is(heavier - less jumping around), how long, what seas it floats in, how much space they can spare. I agree that this article is too premature: before even tank testing has been done, but I can see how this is hard to calculate on a computer model.
You're missing a/the crucial point about Clojure btw.
It's not about the functional programming stuff, of which Java has added a lot in recent versions, but it's actually about the immutable/persistent data-structures, of which Java has added none afaik.

Value types are simply not the same thing. The structural sharing you get with Clojure, means that you can have immutable data that contains billions of entries.
This allows you to solve really hard problems that are almost impossible to get right any other way, undo-redo, search algorithms that exploit lattices, idempotent network operations.
The Gemini benchmarks appear to be heavily gamed. They seem to be carefully presented and use different prompting techniques to show Gemini beating GPT-4. Since no one can actually use Gemini Ultra to confirm, I think it’s safe to assume this is fluff for shareholders and that once the public gets hands on it will be apparent that GPT-4 is still the better model and better aligned with fewer hallucinations.

There’s very little information on how soon we might see GPT-5. OpenAI seems to have thrown the kitchen sink at GPT-4, so without any new algorithm breakthroughs (which they are rumored to have made with Q*, but that might be just PR) I don’t know that we should expect miracles.

I’m bearish on LLMs in the next 1 year but bullish over the next 5 years.
I don't know about TOR alternatives, but Stremio + real debrid is amazing, or so I hear.
I'm sorry, but I can't see anything funny about closing the schools across the country because of a virus that didn't directly threaten their lives in retrospect. With the literacy rate and school absentee rate, we're going to see a generation of some of the least capable adults in modern history.
> Let's assume the weight is 30m wide, 10m tall, 30m long, and full of water. That's 900000kg.

I think that's missing one order of magnitude: 30m * 30m * 10m = 9,000 m^3; at a density of 1t/m^3 that's 9,000,000 kg.
Everytime I hear of a couple having serious issues and considering therapy, I always recommend they talk to a priest instead. Ive been doing this for almost 10 years. Basically all that rejected the idea broke up, divorced, or are are still more miserable than ever.

The one couple I know that talked to several priests in the end, is happier than ever.

Small sample size but it makes sense to me. Priests study people and have experience bonding people.
Therapists seem to have experience separating people.
Literally from the abstract in the link: "The findings reveal that, overall, far-right populist discourses in alt-tech communities predominantly support the processes of democracy and uphold most (though not all) of its values. Understanding these discourses is crucial for safeguarding liberal democracy in a context of rising illiberalism."
>are you gemini?
>LOL. Got that wrong earlier today. Bard is on Gemini Pro in English across most of the world as of Dec 6, 2023.

It gives this exact same answer every time, and is a really weird and unprofessional response. Even if you ask it to be more formal it gives the exact same answer.
Testing Data Assumptions with PostgreSQL
Fukuoka court rules ban on dual nationality is constitutional
Improvements over GPT-4 are marginal. Given that this is Google, I.e. privacy doesn’t exist, I will not touch it tool at all.
Why would a consumer want a game, that they can't even resell? Imagine the same applied to phones, cars, houses, etc?

Should the governments (=laws and regulations) be protecting a few media houses or millions of consumers?
So nothing thats practical exists yet?
Depends on which impact and horizon you’re talking about. Advancing fundamental research — I’ll give that to Google and Microsoft Research

Advancing products that use AI and getting a consumer/public conversation started? That’s clearly (to me) in OpenAIs court

They’re both impactful, interlinked, and I’m not sure there’s some real stack ranking methodology.
Excellent idea. minimum / median / x% quartiles.
Emacs + CIDER and paredit. Works great!
Push notifications are sent from an app server to an individual device, correct? And the device enrolls with the server for receiving push notifications.

Why isn't there key exchange happening at the time of enrollment? Why is it something apps have to manually do? We moved the web to https everywhere for a reason, why are apps behind the web in privacy?

Potentially stupid question - how is iMessage encrypted end to end if the notifications aren't?
ChatGPT does Bing searches automatically then consumes the results for you.
Any particular denomination?
Here's the paper (paywall maybe?): https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S096014812...

"The results show that the concept of heaving oscillator inside ship has no significantly adverse effects on the ship seakeeping performance."

Looks like a pretty preliminary study where they are just trying to build a good model.
What's the point? All corporations are the same. The multiplicity is a ruse.
Oh my god, I laughed so hard. Thank you.
Repitching a file and tuning a whole orchestra to 432Hz are qualitatively different, claiming they are equivalent blurs a lot about sample rate and technological limitations in signal processing and signal recreation. Instruments tuned together resonate together, and the Schumann resonance is a fundamental resonance of earth, if you are multiples of that, you are going to resonate better. I think the convention that 440=432 is wrong, dangerous, and unscientific, and the claim that I can't say it with a straight face is weird because there is a paucity of research on how the different tunings affect us and the study of cymatics would suggest harmonious frequencies that live parallel to and not-on the 440Hz interval.