skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Another question. If I host this publicly for people that I work with on their data, how can I make sure that it's only them that can access the service? Do you have any form of auth?
Would be better if had something that is truly biodegradable.
edit: this was the bug which I think you're already on top of! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39468906

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So 'body' is working if I set the type to text but when I set it to rich-text there's no input generated for body

Repo is private (sorry!) but here's the settings YAML file as it stands

content:
- name: blog
label: Blog
type: collection
path: 'src/blog'
view:
fields: [ title, date]
fields:
- name: date
label: Date
type: date
- name: title
label: Title
type: string
- name: description
label: Description
type: string
- name: tags
label: Tags
type: string
- name: body
label: Body
type: rich-text
https://archive.is/yDJg0
Depends entirely on how the limits are imposed. E.g. one way of imposing them that definitely does allow you to generate explanations is how gpt imposes additional limitations on the Dalle output by generating a Dalle prompt from the gpt prompt with the addition of limitations imposed by the gpt system prompt. If you need/want explainability, you very much can build scaffolding around the image generation to adjust the output in ways that you can explain.
Thanks. Although it's not ANSI Common Lisp compliant and misses modern niceties, I love a Lisp Machine environment like Medley because it's a self-contained, self-sufficient, coherent computing universe. A rich space for my personal projects and explorations.
You don't slavishly believe the government inflation data? That's fine; nothing wrong with that.

But don't slavishly believe Shadowstat's inflation number either.
This is a much more reasonable question, but not the problem Google was facing. Google's AI was simply giving objectively wrong responses in plainly black and white scenarios, pun intended? None of the Founding Father's was black, and so making one of them black is plainly wrong. Google's interpretation of "US senator from the 1800s" includes exactly 0 people that would even remotely plausibly fit the bill; instead it offers up an Asian man and 3 ethnic women, including one in full-on Native American garb. It's just a completely garbage response that has nothing to do with your, again much more reasonable, question.

Rather than some deep philosophical question, I think output that doesn't make one immediately go "Erm? No, that's completely ridiculous." is probably a reasonable benchmark for Google to aim for, and for now they still seem a good deal away.
A New Agenda for Low-Dimensional Topology
Having to participate in an ugly, media-circus-y court fight while also going through a medical procedure/emergency does not sound like a fun time. Unless you have a big appetite for drama and hardship, living in a red state is a really bad idea if you have a chance of becoming pregnant, intentionally or unintentionally.
That's true. But asking to generate a specific historical figure, like "Abraham Lincoln", should generate 100% white man.
That's only if you buy the cheap stuff that isn't uv resistant
What is the big deal? Just use your HAM radio.
Way to blame the printing press for the actions of religious extremists.

The lesson isn't. printing press bad, it's extremist irrational belief in any entity is bad (whether it's religion, Trump, etc.).
Does the GitHub connector imply ability to ask questions of an entire code base, such as: “help me write an endpoint to style of our codebase.”

I believe there are a variety of projects focused on that problem but would be good to latch onto one that handles and integrates externalities.

Speaking of which I did not see sentry in the list of connections or mentioned in an issue. Any plans there?
Anti-racism is racism. Systems to "mitigate systemic bias" are systemic bias, and explicitly so, which makes them far more evil.
Thanks! Yes, it does do PDFs. We don't do anything fancy with it though like Optical Character Recognition (OCR). So pictures of text, as well as images and graphs will be lost. This is something we will work on though.

Is this something that you would find a lot of value in or is simple text processing of PDFs sufficient?
Maybe a few subsection titles with "Introduction"/"use case"/"let's dive in the math" will help to guide the simple guy to read the simple part, and the expert guy to reach directly the complex part of your message.

It's totally possible to target both the amateur and expert audience in a single article, but it need an appropriate structure to achieve this :)

For exemple:

(1) Abstract: set the direction of your article. What we want, what we use (Pearson), what I like to use (Hoeffding's D), eventually some outcome

(2) Introduction: your first three paragraph can go in there, with two subsection (exemple, and state of the art with Pearson use).

(3) Pearson details

(4) Hoeffding(s D details

(5) implementation of Hoeffding's D

(6) Conclusion/comparaison

Personally, without a clear introduction stating where we start, where we go, and what is the journey programm, I tend to not read (which is not good for me and for you :) )
I was considering starting a project just like this using Llamaindex but I think I'll give yours a try first before going that route. Looks good. Thank you.
Several states did not cite slavery as a reason for seceding from the US, but it would be foolish not to read the context.

Given the thousands of op-eds and the barrels of ink spilled over the situation at the time, the organization surely knew the context of the decision they were making, especially given they extended the policy several times.
Yeah agreed. OK thanks
The cure to that would be letting colorblind standards work over time, but that's politically unacceptable because too many people derive their income from nonsense like "merit is a white colonial construct". Quit treating people differently based on race, and racist kooks will be irrelevant.
One of the complaints about this specific model is that it tends to reject your request if you ask for white skin color, but not if you request e.g. asians.

In general I agree the user should be expected to specify it.
See this[1]. Most sampled countries have laws against hate speech. Certainly most of the ones western world care about. Also see [2] for examples of arrest.

[1]: https://www.reddit.com/r/MapPorn/comments/qh7ua1/hate_speech...

[2]: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/09/23/technology/germany-intern...
You could just install them yourself? Distro ISOs are already large enough as they are.
I think it's pretty important to specify that you have to willingly seek and share all of these illegal items. That's why this is so sketch. These things are being baked with moral codes that'll _share_ the information, incriminating everyone. Like why? Why not just let it work and leave it up to the criminal to share their crimes? People are such authoritarian shit-stains, and acting like their existence is enough to justify their stance is disgusting.
Why not just randomize the gender, age, race, etc and be done with it? That way if someone is offended or under- or over-represented it will only be by accident.
Thanks a lot for finding that bug. I'm adding a hotfix and will release in the next hour.
I don't use it at all but do you mind sharing what prompts don't work?
On the bright side, Delta buys carbon credits for all of its flights.

https://www.delta.com/us/en/about-delta/sustainability

*note there are lawsuits on the dubiousness of the credits and the focus on carbon removal.
When did you go there?
No, they only get a few website links and jazzed up flash-card style online games.

Books, maps, and chalkboards are a thing of the past…
> DL 5699, DTW-HPN, 2:59 pm EST departure, ERJ-175

> DL 924, LAX-DFW, 8:40 am PST departure, A320

> DL 2869, LAX-SAT, 9:00 am PST departure, A319

> DL 1001, SLC-SAT, 10:08 am MST departure, A220-300

> DL 1683, SLC-AUS, 9:55 am MST departure, A320

The eclipse will happen after Daylight Saving Time began in March. If an airline can't even get time zones correct...
> I feel like the answer is pretty clear. Each country will need to develop models that conform to their own national identity and politics. Things are biased only in context, not universally. An American model would appear biased in Brazil. A Chinese model would appear biased in France. A model for a LGBT+ community would appear biased to a Baptist Church.

I would prefer if I can set my preferences so that I get an excellent experience. The model can default to the country or language group you're using it in, but my personal preferences and context should be catered to, if we want maximum utility.

The operator of the model should not wag their finger at me and say my preferences can cause harm to others and prevent me from exercising those preferences. If I want to see two black men kissing in an image, don't lecture me, you don't know me so judging me in that way is arrogant and paternalistic.
I played Robot Turtles [1] with my kids, a boardgame with a similar idea: The kid can lay out cards that define what the turtle should do, and the adult moves the turtle exactly as instructed. Slightly different because, like in the original Logo, you can say "turn left" or "turn right," and it can be hard for the kids to remember that left and right are from the perspective of the turtle, whichever way they are currently facing.

By about age 7 or 8 it stopped being fun, because the kids could pretty much lay out an entire one-shot sequence of cards that solved the maze. (We never really got into trying to code "functions," it never quite seemed to be intuitive in the context of the game.)

1. http://www.robotturtles.com/
Do you happen to have a link to that thread?
All Cell Services Down (Maybe just AT&T)
I find it a bit disheartening that the new wave of “open source” with regards to AI is open weights. That’s like giving someone compiled and obfuscated binaries and saying that’s open source.
Employees saved Musk from himself over Twitter Files
It's hilarious that you provide twitter link for that reason. Twitter, for people not logged in, shows just a scrap of text and a graphic. It doesn't even tell if it's a thread or how long.
Absolutely. If seems like this drug should have been placed on the "high risk - don't take while trying to conceive" lists from the outset. And from what I can tell, it's only on that list in the US when being prescribed for migraine control (but not seizure control).

This will sound callous, but sometime a person has to pick between managing their personal health and having a child. I have a friend who's on some nasty drugs and when faced with the choice between "go off drugs, relapse", "stay on drug, risk birth defects", and "stay on drug, don't have a kid" she chose the last option (correctly IMO, but it's definitely not my place to interject).
If you watch the Tom Scott video, the owner goes into the maintenance and why he was selling the property (IIRC).
Would tinnitus be associate with too little/much zinc?

I have tinnitus pretty bad - but I dont go to loud concerts, and when I do, I wear ear-plugs, so I am sure its not from loud noises...

I have some zinc tablets I dont take... Ill have to take them and see if it affects the ringing in my ears constantly.
The mystery of the garage
I think it's kinda the opposite of greed.

Google is sitting on a machine that was built by earlier generations and generates about $1B/day without much effort.

And that means they can instead put effort into things they're passionate about.
Content Recycling Sunsets Translation Memory
In comes "content recycling", not just an upgrade of the TM paradigm: here full chunks (or at least large chunks) of similar content are stored. This approach requires no (or much less) review.
this solved my issue, thanks!
Put in any historical or political context SV is in no way left. They're hardcore libertarian. Just look at their poster boys, Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, and a plethora of others are very oriented towards totalitarianism from the right. Just because they blow their brains out on lsd and ketamine and go on 2 week spiritual retreats doesn't make them leftists. They're billionares that only care about wealth and power, living in segregated communities from the common folk of the area - nothing lefty about that.
> it would be foolish not to read the context.

Indeed, it would be foolish not to read the context, and the context in 2020 was a global pandemic.

Serious question: are you denying that the pandemic disrupted the administration of standardized tests? It certainly disrupted education in general, at every level.
The state standardized test scores kids take in middle school.
Yes! There is Basic Auth (email + password with email verification) and Google OAuth available in the free version.

We also do OIDC and SAML to integration with Identity Providers (IdPs) like Okta but that's part of the paid features. Ahhh please don't hate us!
This is 100% not true at all. Chips and electricity and the development resources would need to be enormous for your statement to be true.

It's really not even true for your python example.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Los_Angeles#Industr...
from the article, worth discussion right?

The Wrongful Death of a Minor Act “applies to all unborn children, regardless of their location,” wrote Alabama Supreme Court Justice Jay Mitchell.

In a concurring opinion, Chief Justice Tom Parker quoted scripture to note that divine law recognizes all human life as sacred.

“Even before birth, all human beings have the image of God, and their lives cannot be destroyed without effacing his glory,” Parker wrote. “We believe that each human being, from the moment of conception, is made in the image of God, created by Him to reflect His likeness.”
Does this mean we can skip "tokenization" and feed raw bytes into our models now?
It's a long story of transaction costs along the way.
I wonder if this extends to the Public Safety part of AT&T - FirstNet.
Wait, blurring (black) means that it objected to the content? I tried it a few times on one of the online/free sites (Huggingspace, I think) and I just assumed I'd gotten a parameter wrong.
Without knowing the load and what the frequency looks like over time, it's very hard to say if this is incorrect or normal behavior.

As others have stated, modern Intel and AMD chips essentially boost as hard as the cooling solution will allow to eek out that last few % of performance.
I'm just hearing this term for the first time, but let me give it a shot. Racism is bias based on race. In the rural south near me, the racism that I see looks like this: black person gets a few weird looks, and they need to be extra-polite to gain someone's trust. It's not a belief that every single black person shares the foibles of the worst of their race.

Ibram X Kendi (Real name Henry Rogers), on the other hand, seems to believe that it is impossible for a white person to be good. We are somehow all racist, and all responsible for slavery.

The latter is simply more racist. The former is simply using race as a data point, which isn't kind or fair, but it is understandable. Kendi's approach is moral judgement based on skin color, with the only way out being perpetual genuflection.
Building Diffusion Model's theory from ground up
Set for a historic lunar landing on February 22 at 5:30 p.m. EST, the Odysseus moon lander by Intuitive Machines aims to be the first private and the first U.S. moon landing since 1972's Apollo 17.
No, it doesn't.

The phone doesn't need to broadcast anything to control the drone directly. The phone talks to the remote control unit, which is what broadcasts signals to control the drone. You don't need wifi or mobile internet, or even bluetooth to fly a DJI drone (the phone connects by cable to the remote control unit).

(Actually, that's not 100% true -- if you're in a locked zone that requires permission to fly (such as near airfields or other protected sites), you will need internet access to start your flight and unlock the zone using your DJI account. Otherwise the drone may refuse to fly into restricted zones.)

You don't even need the phone at all -- the remote unit is quite capable of controlling the drone in flight with the phone switched off.
I've limited my expectations for LLM support to file management. locating relevant datasets or filing away things. the interactive QA just don't seem salient beyond some high level.
Yep, seems to be the same bug as what somebody else reported: if you don't specify a `media` attribute, when the rich-text editor tries to load it fails as it is attempting to load the media related features (to insert images).

Publishing a hotfix in the next hour, in the meantime it should work if you add a media attribute (you can set it as `media: ""` if you don't have an image folder).
I'd use generative AI to modernize an app
Warp, the modern terminal, is now available for Linux
There is always something to hate I suppose.
Reminds me of a quip I heard once [0] : (sigh) "History is just one damn thing after another."

[0] Recounted by Maurice Herlihy. Well known for his contributions to computer science, but under-recognized for his gentle sense of humor.
How is this different from vocode.dev
Rewriting the "safety" part, but replacing the AI tool with an imaginary knife called Big Knife:

"We believe in safe, responsible knife practices. This means we have taken and continue to take reasonable steps to prevent the misuse of Big Knife by bad actors."
The first (Flash) version is playable here: https://dagobah.net/flash/light-bot.swf

It has a pretty steep learning curve if you're not experienced with building a program step-by-step from another perspective and you're only able to run it. The mobile version is a lot more gentle and has more content, but I think less challenging and less fun.
Eastern Nebraska here. Woke up to no connection at 4am. It was restored by 8 am. Now at 10, it's out again.

Edit: And back again a few minutes later.
How to Save America's Transmission System
Got it. Thanks for clarifying, I think I lost the thread
Watch Intuitive Machines' private Odysseus lander attempt moon landing today
5:30pm ET
> planes don't go 2000 MPH

SR-71: hold my beer
Meta and Microsoft ask EU to reject Apple's new app store terms
Ugh, another startup(?) requiring Discord to use their product. :(
ULA was selected for large contract by the Dod. This contract amounts to 30+ launches and will take years to complete.

Rocket launches are booked years in advanced. ULA also has many launch contracts 30+ from Amazon. This will again take many years to complete.

So that's why they 'have' costumers, because the selection process has already happened. When you buy ULA you are effectively buying their years long launch backlog.

In addition its really hard to become a Airforce costumer, and once you get there, its very hard to fall out of that group. So even while the next big batch of launches has not yet been selected for by the SpaceForce, its a virtual certainty that ULA will receive a large part of that contract.
That would make sense, except that wifi calling is still working.
I think ELI5 means that you simplify a complex issue so that even a small kid understands it. In this case there is no need to simplify anything, just explain what a term actually means without assuming reader understanding nuances of terms used. And I still do not quite get how ELIA can be considered hostile, but given the feedback, maybe I avoid it in the future.
Saying most scientists in the world are white males seems like a very Anglo-centric perspective, at least based on the numbers available from statista.com.
You need a "hybrid network" to connect to the telephone system. You'll also need a relay to take it off hook, etc.

There can also be hundreds of volts on the line at various times, not to mention induced voltages during storms.

Once you've handled that, it should be fairly easy to generate the right signals and do handshaking. An RP2040 / raspberry pi pico should be more than adequate.
That was an important (and transferrable!) life lesson learned. :)
I live down-wind of most of said plastic garbage where I live. Trust me: by now I'd happily pay the neighbours to clean their own plastic garbage from my field. Right now it costs me a day of work every spring to get rud of it.
yes, but the GP is discussing the API, and specifically the company that offers the base model.

they both don't want to offer anything that's legally dubious and it's not hard to understand why.
> The biggest thing with the older ones is the lack of assumption of Internet, so the book will refer to itself instead of referring to online/other documentation.

I also miss this aspect of old books. They were more self-contained.
> Many short employments are a red flag for some sort of really bad issue with the person in question.

I think you're jumping to conclusions with a pror belief it's a bad sign to accept better job offers when one is presented to you. You are not a bad employee if a recruiter reaches out to you with a better job. You are not a bad employee if you make the mistake of accepting an offer to work for an abusive employer, and you don't put up with the abuse. You are not a bad employee if your employer starts massive layoffs and you don't stick around to wait for the downfall.

Where exactly does this victim mentality come from, where the only conceivable scenario where an employee is a good boy is if it sticks around when he's being screwed over by his employer?
Yeah when normal people talk (not pilots) an event with >99 percent probability should be deemed a certainty. As a pilot however i agree with you that you absolutely cannot make any assumptions about cloud cover
Yes, absolutely. It was where GIMP still is now, for artists.

It's definitely been idiosyncratic (if not solipsistic), and still has IMO some maddening features. And it still [0] has a core flaw that is being mitigated.

OpenSCAD is actually very limited in ways that don't become obvious until you get into a bRep CAD system at least. But it's how I also got into CAD. I wanted to know there was at least something I'd be able to use for my own ideas, and the fact that OpenSCAD exists is definitely a blessing.

If you like it, you might find Build123D [1] interesting: this is a Python (and very pythonic) environment built around the same kernel as FreeCAD.

But I got from OpenSCAD to FreeCAD and I am very glad of it; it's an amazingly capable bit of software once you get past the pain (in the same way Blender is, I gather).

FreeCAD 0.21 has many nice new things in it. 0.22-dev has more, and 1.0, due at some point in this year now, is going to be a pretty major leap forward.

And at least now we have the amazing Mango Jelly Solutions videos on youtube. I recommend them; you'll learn the right way into FreeCAD.

GIMP is not an amazingly capable bit of software for typical designers. It's broken and hobbled.

[0] the topological naming problem: being corrected in the core distribution at the moment as they head to 1.0

[1] https://github.com/gumyr/build123d
Thanks for these great details. Is there a fee for using the NASA resources (I assume there is, I just don't know how this works)?
Have you tried these jokes in front of an audience? Because that boat joke doesn't work... the punchline doesn't match the setup. It's close but it doesn't fit precisely enough to be a proper punchline.
Sorry for that: the titles are indeed lame. But they're mine. And I kinda like them.
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Cause of ATT Outage Identified
I've had doctors literally just Googling medications and reading whatever page from Healthline (or similar) that came up.
And I'm criticizing their priorities, which I can do -- especially if you choose to be in the realm of GNU and open source.

I understand their "rights," it is absolutely their choice. But...

It has been this way for a long time, but what they don't understand is they could very likely be doing greater good to stick it to, e.g. Adobe with just a little bit of humbling, which would buy a whole lot more popularity and acceptance.