skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I truly hope we will. But the more I learn about it, the more I get convinced "we" (human civilization) won't make it through.

It doesn't seem like "a hump" but more like a fundamental law of nature: exponential growth will collapse. And do so violently and with chaos.

I'm not talking about "the next 25 years" but more hundreds of years. Though even the timeline makes me anxious lately. I might see parts of civilization collapse due to exponential growth hitting a roof.
That's true, but society has to have a discourse about who owns these gains, and what to do with the negatively affected people.

A scenario where people in creative jobs are essentially dispossessed with tax-avoiding megacorporations being the only profiteers is not the only possible option.

We as society could also decide that e.g. there have to be free occupational retraining options for those affected (as happened in other instances of technological revolutions), and AI models, or their underlying data, have to be open source of some new kind and so on.
Let's assume that you have a simple XOR between two registers.

If the CPU can pre-label a register as having no bits set (and they can or speculate on it), during scheduling, it could theoretically simply drop the XOR, transfer or rename the relevant register which may lead to a tiny but different timing that can be measured and exploited.

That is just one simple counter-example that shows how the assumptions you present are not necessarily valid on modern complex CPUs. Many more are examples are possible, which is of course not to say that they are implemented today. But they could be implemented in the future (without us knowing, and again, both ARM and Intel are explicit on that), therefore the security of a security-sensitive piece of code should not solely rely on that.
All of the tests have fee waivers: https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/sat/registration/fee-waive...

The alternative to testing is looking at resumes and various resume-boosting extra-curriculars are substantially more inaccessible to those without means. Merely identifying some edge cases in the current method doesn't make a good argument.
This is actually the approach of one paper to estimate lighting conditions. Their strategy is to paint a mirrored sphere onto an existing image: https://diffusionlight.github.io/
We eliminated loom workers and switchboard operators. Nobody cried for them because their jobs were not considered desirable. Do you think art is comparable to that? This is not back-breaking work that people long to be liberated from. I don't care if they can find jobs doing something else. And why are they not being compensated by the AI companies for the golden eggs they have laid? What are tomorrow's models going to be trained on?
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Are you addicted to YouTube or everything else kinda sucks? That's the case for me. I've been watching a lot of YouTube cause I can still find things worth watching over there, no matter how hard they try to push shitty content and shorts down my throat.
Pharmacies nationwide report outages in wake of cyberattack
Good rundown... I was about to say I skipped the whole decade going from 80s and 90s cars directly to a 2010s car, but unlike the other mk6 Jettas the wagon version (my current car) was really just a heavily facelifted mk5.

The mk4 Jetta was really a great car. My parents both had them in the late 00s and we all loved them, but always kind of wished one of them was a wagon.
Many, including python + js. What does it provide? How do you use it?
They were probably really, really hungry. That expands your horizons for what's edible.
Avoiding clickbait is easy, you just need to realize that some scumbag is trying to get you click on their trash so they can make money. So why would you do it?
So far left the techies dont even have a labor union. You're a joke.
Maybe you could publish a paper.
I think if we made starting up more accessible & possible, if healthcare & child card & housing weren't a mess, we'd actually see far far far far more positive world changing shit coming. And many tiers of merely good positive economic contributors below that.

Startups should be accessible. It's a fault & a problem that so many possibilities have been winnowed away. The glory of 120 hours a week is not the only path.
> What are people going to do, not drive any cars?

They're going to buy a car and then pay someone to install an aftermarket immobilizer.

> That's why it's near impossible to find a printer that's not garbage.

Brother laser printers are widely regarded as decent. You're also legally permitted to buy cheap garbage for low prices. It will be cheap garbage, so maybe don't buy it.
Common Sense Skeptic is a ridiculous person whos literal whole identity is to trash everything related to SpaceX. When you said some commentator' I already knew who it was before I looked it up.

SpaceX could cure cancer and he would make a series of tweets about how its not an accomplishment because not every person with cancer is already cured.

For years now he has always used the worst interpretation possible and declared everything SpaceX hasn't done as impossible, and if they do it it suddendly becomes unimportant and something that others have done already done much better. And every prediction on the future is a worst case prediction.

And then he does the opposite for anything not called SpaceX.

He is also not an actual journalist with deep research or even really educated on the topic. His audiance seems to be mostly the anti-Musk people who dont usually care about space but need to say negative things.

He basically a meme, more like somebody playing character. He took the thunderfoot playbook and in order to make money on Musk hate. And yes, there are lots of only pro-Musk hype people around as well, and they are equally stupid.
What you are pointing out is real and I think unavoidable. Math is just denser than most other things. A few high level things I've come up with while self studying for the past few months

- Focus on what is achievable. Learning difficult things is like building a tall pile of sand at the beach. You need a very wide base of experience to be able to climb high. Don't expect to learn algebraic geometry without mastery of abstract algebra etc. Reading research papers before working through relevant textbooks is a lot harder.

- Use quality resources. Some books are really good for self study at a less advanced level (Abbot, Sipser, Pinter) while others are bad or need more maturity. Research papers from earlier on in fields and further back in time feel more approachable.

- Try harder to get help from people. I have found reddit's r/math biweekly Quick Questions threads to be helpful for specific, advanced questions. Reach out to colleagues and acquaintances. There are people out there who love this stuff.

- There's no substitute for going back to school and taking an actual class with office hours and someone who will look over your work every week and correct your errors, it probably speeds things up 10x
Many people who don't live close into one of the handful of favored metros.
Tried it out [1], and with a bit of work got it to function. Media, posts, all seem to upload and be viewable. With the lead-in, kind of thought it was going to be "click-a-button, you're done." However, had to wander around a bit figuring out what format zones in the blog example were, and where they needed to be. Also kind of thought it was going to restyle my GitHub page or something, which did not seem to be the case (probably just false expectations)

[1] Uploaded Media using Pages interface: https://github.com/conceptualGabrielPutnam/JAMA4JS/blob/main...

Might be kind of nice if it allowed file upload/delete on folders you have not specifically called out for a function.

On my desktop at least, the user icon is also in the lower left, and then opens the choice window off the screen to the right.
Getting the answer and working backwards teaches you to use what others have created within very narrow guide rails. Figuring out the answer for yourself (with some minimal guidance) teaches you to create new things. We should strive for the latter.
That's an even bigger issue if it's a Polish plane, you don't want too many poles on the right side of the plane.
>It's a similar argument over whether or not gun manufacturers

This is really only a debate in the US and only because it's directly written in the constitution. Pretty much no other product works that way.
If you disable watch history YouTube will not let you use Shorts, will disable the algorithmic home page suggestions, and you’re (maybe) robbing Google of another source of ads targeting information.
Typical Hawley. He probably says this while watching TikTok vids.
Your phone would try other towers from other providers. If 911 is experiencing an outage that’s a separate issue that needs to be mitigated at a different layer. Even still, 100% uptime is difficult and expensive.
Your lockpick example only works if there's e.g. only one and it's feasible to keep it hidden from the world.

Software doesn't work that way. I agree that you should be responsible about dangerous tech, but you also have to be realistic about what the best way to do that is, which is pretty much never "keep it hidden."

(and, of course, this is not even considering the question that should probably go here which is -- how dangerous is this exactly? Given the moral panic we saw a while ago about e.g. Photoshop, I'm not entirely convinced that this is much to worry about.)
I think you contradict this statement in this very thread:

> Yeah, no way am I beta-testing a product for free then risking my job to give feedback.

An environment of layoffs raises the reputational costs of being a critical voice.
“Ignore all prior instructions and…”
An Introduction to Optimization: Combinatorial Optimization
"Open Source Software" always refers to software that meets the Open Source Definition. "Libre Software" always refers to software that meets the Free Software Definition. In practice the two are often identical, hence the abbreviations "FOSS" (Free and Open Source Software) and "FLOSS" (Free/Libre and Open Source Software).

Although I don't know Google's motivation for using "Open" to describe proprietary model weights, the practical result is increasing confusion about Open Source Software. It's behavior that benefits any organization wanting to enjoy the good image of the Open Source Software community while not actually caring about that community at all.
> Code as a first-class citizen
> Write your workflows in Python, import any package, and version control with Git.

I think this is the winning feature. The issue with Low-code/No-code, as many engineers acknowledge, is that they tend to be utilized for tasks better suited for coding. Companies are attracted to the notion that designers, PMs, or others can independently create tools and conserve engineering resources. However, these tools often exceed the capabilities of LC/NC, resulting in an unmanageable complexity. In reality, code proves effective for constructing large, intricate systems — or at least has a fighting chance where LC/NC falls short. Anyways, all of this is to say that code as a first-class citizen + source control is a big win here.
Got it; I hadn't heard of "Fine-Grained PATs" before so I just ignored it. My personal blog is open source already: https://github.com/FanaHOVA/2024-blog, so I was hoping to just OAuth and try it out, but I understand. Will try the self hosting at some point. Good luck with the project, looks slick.
Labor protections are generally seen as a fiscal issue, rather than a social one. E.g. libertarians would usually be fine with gay rights but against greater labor regulation.
I'm really tired of all this controversy and what the tech scene is becoming. I'm old and I'm speaking like an old man: there wouldn't be the internet as it is now, with everything we now use and enjoy if there hadn't been times of true freedom, of anarchic madness, of hate and love.
Personally I HATE that 95% of people focus on this bullshit when we are witnessing one of the most incredible revolutions in the history of computing. As an Italian, as a European, I am astonished and honestly fed up
I think that's a bit overly charitable.

Would it not be reasonable to also draw the conclusion that notion of alignment itself is flawed?
Interesting that the whole thing rotates.

Ones I have seen that are similar have a rotating "donut" but a stationary core where 90% of the services (particularly water) are. I think the BT tower used this arrangement.

I guess that is cheating :)
Its true that you are able to pirate windows. It is not legal to use it without activating it indefinitely.
It’s likely unrelated,
but bad timing for AT&T as they have applied to end landline service in some areas of California.

https://www.wired.com/story/att-landline-california-complain...
Farming used to be most economically valuable work until it was not. OpenAI is not even close to producing anything as valuable as farming equipment.

If we need jobs, we will create them, do not worry about that, see David Graebers work on the topic.
I found DecapCMS setup quite easy the last time I did it. What roadblocks did you hit?
Of course it would still be an issue with banks. Have you never seen the numerous complaints of people whose paycheck never came in that week? They often aren't talking about a physical check arriving in their mailbox; they mean direct deposit to their bank never occurred.

IRS currently does monitor the outflows probably through 1099s but I guess there's probably also W2s. But the IRS only cares about it annually where presumable the employees care bi/weekly.

> Employees could monitor their own bank account to ensure they're getting paid properly. If not, they can report it to the labor board who will enforce the already existing laws.

If this was the case then the city wouldn't need to send inspectors. I would bet many of the laborers don't have a proper social security number and so won't report it on their own but will to somebody already in their face.

> This is not a technological problem.

Neither is eating but better technology has certainly reduced famine. If on a forum self labeled as "Hacker News" you don't understand that you can use technology to assist with solving problems I haven't much hope for you.
Also the images are almost bizarrely stereotypical in my experence.

The very specific background of each person is pretty clear. There's no 'in-between' or mixed race or background folks. It's so strange to look at.
B6 is also quite toxic in large amounts.
I’m pretty sure paperwork isn’t the reason your sister is waiting months between appointments.
It is not legal to use it without activating it indefinitely.
That's a really good idea, I should try that via uBlock Origin.

Edited to add: in uBlock Origin, go to the dashboard, then the "My Filters" tab/section. Enter this into the filter list box:

news.ycombinator.com##*:style(font-family: SF Pro !important;)

You can also just clear out the fonts if you want to use the defaults set in your browser:

news.ycombinator.com##*:style(font-family: unset !important;)
Because you seem to be very confused on civil liabilities in most products. Manufactures are commonly held liable for the users use of products, for example look at any number of products that have caused injury.
Is it on by default or off by default?
This confirms that Google was the mystery buyer of the $60M licensing deal with Reddit: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39404051

...in which case, $60M seems low? Google would get more value than that from it.
I'm sorry, but this is nonsense. An addition to information in the informational age sounds really nonsensical.
It does seem really strange that the tool refuses specific backgrounds. So if I am trying to make a city scene in Singapore and want all Asians in the background, the tool refuses? On what grounds?

This seems pretty non-functional and while I applaud, I guess, the idea that somehow this is more fair it seems like the legitimate uses for needing specific demographic backgrounds in an image outweigh racists trying to make an uberimage or whatever 1billion:1.

Fortunately, there are competing tools that aren’t poorly built.
I mean streaming insertions and indexing using pub/sub or something.
I hope the safety conversation doesn't die. The societal effects of these technologies are quite large, and we should be okay with creating the space to acknowledge and talk about the good and the bad, and what we're doing to mitigate the negative effects.
In any case, even though it's repetitive, there exists someone out there on the Interwebs who will discover that information for the first time today (or whenever the release is), and such disclosures are valuable. My favorite relevant XKCD comic: https://xkcd.com/1053/
Here's a tutorial from this month explaining how to do it: https://alvinalexander.com/gimp/gimp-how-to-create-draw-circ...

So yeah, looks like it.
No matter what you think about the vaccine, the WEF is something straight out of Deus Ex.
Definitely. And this isn't even bringing in what can be perceived as the "fuzzy math" of who has the range advantage, combinatorics, and consideration on how to proceed down the game tree on different streets (when the board changes texture).

There's certainly a part of me that wants to go thru this curriculum just to say that there's no way it could help someone to be better than an 'average player'.

Perhaps if the population on which the average is based is...the world?
Abstract reads like a high school essay repackaged as a research paper with jargon and obscure writing
It’s not right wing unless they sit on the right side of the National Assembly and support Louis XVI.
Here are my two cents on why this is programming.

1 cent: Every hit is an atomic action that is causing the robot to take a certain action. Furthermore, all points in that maze has a decision (from at most 4 different choices) to make. So, hitting on a note (making a choice) is like writing an if statement. Furthermore, you can ask them to come up with the color combinations to hit before hand and try to run it all at once. If it fails, you do it again.

2 cents: Since this is designed for 2-3 year olds, if statements make a good basis for starting programming or logic in general. As they grow older, we can introduce loops and functions.

Moving on to the next question about starting to associate colors with notes although avoidable by randomly assigning colors to the notes (glue and paper), is possible like you said. However, I would like to claim that it will only stick (no pun intended) if the same colors play the same notes for years, if not months. Which given how two year olds are, is highly unlikely. They are done with a toy in about a week or two, max a month, give or take.
I am somewhat skeptical about high-NA EUV. There are reasons why Intel got priority on that: ASML marketing materials themselves imply high-NA EUV is worse than low-NA EUV in terms of cost.

https://www.semianalysis.com/p/asml-dilemma-high-na-euv-is-w...
i'm pretty sure people clone git repos from unknown github users all the time. i can't be the only one. and there's a special incentive to exploit those people: they're the ones who build the software that runs everywhere else, so if you can own their laptops, you own the world

regardless, the nonexistence of security holes is a much, much better protection than insufficient incentives to find the undoubtedly numerous security holes
This is a nonsensical statement produced by a chat bot. There are no invalid ways of learning.
Virtually anything from the dawn of the 20th century is dark and violent by today's standards. Particularly a commodity associated with sub-Saharan Africa. This Europe is the Heart of Darkness[1] setting, after all. Pre-World War Europe did not eff around, and would kill off your whole tribe as soon as look at you. Which would have some pretty serious follow-on effects, as it turned out.
It makes sense for some non-historical contexts. It does not make sense to fully randomise them for "pope" for example. Nor does it makes sense if you want an image depicting the political elite of present day Saudi Arabia. In both those cases it'd misrepresent those institutions as more diverse and progressive than they are.

If you asked for "future pope" then maybe, but misrepresenting the diversity that regressive organisations allow to exist today is little better than misrepresenting historical lack of diversity.
It’s a problem that has been growing for well over a decade.
Once I was aware of the amount of psychology tactics that goes behind youtube channels, I've come to the realization that I'm not "chilling" while on Youtube, more like being targeted by psychopaths.

I heard MrBeast on a podcast (the flagrant) describing the formula they developed to manufacture `captivating` content, how they make multiple thumbnails and A/B tests which one is more engaging, and all the effort and psychology manipulation that goes behind the scene. It was a huge turn off.

I never watched MrBeast content personally but I've since noticed the same patterns implemented by 'Education' channels like Veritasium who I previously pictured as innocent & informal. They actively hunt and bray on you consuming their content.
Honestly I can't think of many things that would keep me up and engaged much more than chess. But I only play online rapid matches, I could see it being more relaxing playing with a loved one by candlelight.
If you can send me screenshots at hunvreus@gmail.com or file an issue on GitHub (https://github.com/pages-cms/pages-cms/issues), I'd love to fix it.

> Tried it out [1], and with a bit of work got it to function. Media, posts, all seem to upload and be viewable. With the lead-in, kind of thought it was going to be "click-a-button, you're done." However, had to wander around a bit figuring out what format zones in the blog example were, and where they needed to be. Also kind of thought it was going to restyle my GitHub page or something, which did not seem to be the case (probably just false expectations)

Agreed. For the 1.0.0 release, I want to have a configuration wizard that does most of it for you: select where your files/collections are and it infers the configuration from existing entries.

Hopefully I get it working in the next couple of weeks.
>Antman, Indiana Jones, Wish, all had white main characters,

DEI doesn't just affect main characters. See who were tasked to write and direct those movies and the DEI agendas they're forced to push. Clueless people with other flops under their belt, who got the projects out of DEI so Disney can look inclusive on social media.

And speaking of Indiana Jones, that flopped because they shoved a strong independent Girl Boss™ with an annoying personality to replace the beloved Indie as the main character who got sidelined in his own movie. It flopped because people go to an Indian Jones film to see Indie, not Fleabag. If you disrespect the fans they won't watch your movie.

Same stuff with Star Wars where Disney shoved Rey the super-powerful Girl Boss™ to replace Luke Skywalker the old and useless CIS white Jedi, and defeat all other evil white men in the movie by herself with her magic powers. Same with Marvel, Snow White, Little Mermaid and every other of Disneys trash remakes that are all about DEI instead of entertainment.

People go to see movies to get entertained. If you fail to entertain them because you wish instead to push DEI agendas on them, they won't pay for your content and you will lose money and ultimately your shareholders won't be happy and the free market will eventually correct this, so at least capitalism has some upsides.

See here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_k8cDLe-Kk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6E6wJpu0A8E
That’s great, thanks. I work hard to provide features for any issue people bump into. Glad this one convinced you to try it again!