skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Just because you get ChatGPT to reproduce an article because you yourself provided excerpts of the article to it doesn't mean it infringed on the content. If anything you did.

This is a fundamentally incorrect statement of the facts as they exist in the real world. OpenAI admits that the NYT article was in their training set, they are taking issue with the means the NYT used to prove that their article was part of the training set and reproducible as a response to a prompt. I repeat: the NYT prompts did not "put" the article into the LLM; it was already there waiting to be extracted.

Furthermore, the NYT methodology is irrelevant to the copyright case. The technology underlying the LLM is irrelevant to the copyright case. All of these claims might earn brownie points on the internet, but they are completely irrelevant to the court case in the real world.

What matters is that the NYT article was copied without permission, and whether OpenAI can claim a fair use exception to do so.

the fact they haven't released it so far, they are definitely not confident of their position and are hoping for a settlement.

This is not how the legal process works in general, and it's not how copyright cases work in particular. (Things like "methodology" get disclosed during the discovery stage, not the complaint stage. This is how trials have worked in the U.S. for over two centuries...)

Yes, the NYT is hoping for a settlement. They want OpenAI to license their articles. They were upfront about that from the beginning. It was OpenAI's refusal to license the NYT articles that prompted the lawsuit.
It matters though because they didn't change their designation before acting differently, which would make them liable. Not sure to whom they'd be liable though, other than the IRS.
More for vanity and possibly increases engagement. Like you said, if I want a group of people to visit a link. Would you type in

“q.ly/abc” or “website.com/20240229/my-blog-title-here/1”

But as some have mentioned, QR codes have easily replaced URL shorteners for this purpose anyways.

Also I guess for the very small number of people without a device that can’t read QR codes, a shortened url would help them engage
Such cars also have rotating the tires as part of the maintenance schedule. If you rotate the tires, I don't think the difference in size will be significant.

> Think of this scenario. What happens when someone sits in the back seat of a car? That compresses the rear tires slightly, imparting a slightly a different radius.

The tire radius changes, but that doesn't matter. What matters is the rate at which the axle turns relative to distance covered, and I doubt that changes significantly with loading.
4day work week won't do magic by itself. The company committing to it must also apply the necessary modifications and seek innovation to tap into this productivity well.

It's like in the Industrial revolution when kids (!!) shift were lowered from 18 hours to 12-8 hours. Adults that were assisted by kids also couldn't maintain the same 18 hours shift and for the factories to maintain productivity they had to implement innovations. And would you look at that, the average textile factory today is orders of magnitude more productive and efficient than that of the 19th century.
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Yes, that's why it was banned in Massachusetts, if I recall, there were state schools/institutions that were using it way back when.
So... iframes that stay in the context of the parent element? You'd need some tight CSP coupling to prevent it from being a security disaster.
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That's not possible in general, I think. Can you even get process information out of file descriptors? But the people who write the scripts that embed such curl commands, will add the option directly. And others will put it in the command to copy. Or put | cat | sh in the command. And there's also wget.

I think it's not something curl can tackle by itself. Instead, you'd need a file descriptor that informs you about the source, and the shell should refuse not whitelisted sources.
I remember some internet arguments on Libor when I researched how it was determined and everyone disagreed with me because of how much was based on it.

It's just survey data, and no verification of whether a loan can happen at that rate? And you throw away the lowest rates, which should be the market-clearing rate all-the-things-being-equal if lenders are fungible? And if lenders aren't fungible, then isn't it all apples and oranges?
Actually, they did try QOI for the photographic images:

> Not shown on the chart is QOI, which clocked in at 154 Mpx/s to achieve 17 bpp, which may be “quite OK” but is quite far from Pareto-optimal, considering the lowest effort setting of libjxl compresses down to 11.5 bpp at 427 Mpx/s (so it is 2.7 times as fast and the result is 32.5% smaller).

17 bpp is way outside the area shown in the graph. All the other results would've gotten squished and been harder to read, had QOI been shown.
And, at the risk of getting too philosophical, this is also the story of life.

Parasitism is the reason things are as they are. But we got Sex out of it [1], so that's nice? Maybe?

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> But as you can see elsewhere, we shouldn't pipe streams into anything.

Firstly, I'll assume you mean untrusted streams since if you didn't mean that, we might as well throw out UNIX entirely.

Even given that caveat though, I disagree. Downloading an image and then converting that image into another format is not a case where there's a material improvement in security when making temporary files instead of using pipes. I'd argue in some cases it may have the opposite effect.

It's indicative of the lack of rationale on this more general case that you selected an example where the piping is into sh here.

I agree with all of your points about piping into sh, just not that we can turn that into a general principal. It's OK if we have different best practices between these two cases.

This kind of advice taken by a laymen or junior dev can cause problems, because the second you put the file on disk there's a risk you won't clean up that content, which for an automated system will ultimately bring it down when the disk fills up. In addition, if the information downloaded is sensitive, you are creating a security problem if you are intentionally writing it on disk even if you do clean it up later, as filesystem data remains persistent after unlink.
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it was not his intention to spend these money on funding some startup with expectation of future profit, otherwise he would invest this money into some startup instead of non-profit OpenAI, or even requested OpenAI equity. Imo(non-expert) court unlikely will buy such approach.
Generally speaking, changing what your company does is just “pivoting”. It’s not clear to me why Elon would having standing for this suit, or why a company changing their direction would be actionable.

This would be like suing Google for removing “Don’t be evil” from their mission statement.
The final authority lies with the courts. If any of the third-party browser providers sue for being disadvantaged by PWAs being restricted to WebKit, no previous “back-channeling” with the Commission will have any bearing on the judgment. And the Commission knows this, so is unlikely to engage in that manner.
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My favorite! A2 after it, maybe. But Advance is highly underrated.
It has a lot to do with enums, especially if you are claiming statically typed enums. When defining a type, more often than not, we want to define the values that make up the set. For example, 'type boolean = true | false'
thanks for posting, that was strangely a great and positive example of what we can all do.
He has........ attention.
Another approach would be to correlate observation with specific custom elements. You can define them in the first chunk, then use their connectedCallback method to observe them as they arrive. The benefit of an approach like this is that the custom element lifecycle APIs are synchronous (which is also the drawback of the approach, and where MutationObserver is more appropriate if that synchrony is a concern).
But all go generate does is run a binary like stringer? This can be used in go generate.
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The problem with this approach is that groups that have historically been discriminated against aren't starting from a level playing field. Poverty spans generations and escape from it for those discriminated against is the exception not the rule.

High income families generally create high income progeny, the wealth and privilege is transferred across generations.

Low income families generally create low income progeny. This curse is transferred across generations.

Historical discrimination has artificially disadvantaged large swaths of minorities, creating the income and privilege gap that continues through generations of that population.

DEI is an attempt to reset the playing field so that we can become better as a population, not as individuals.

You can say yea but look at Beyonce or look at Obama. They aren't poor.

But they're also the exception.

There are individual exceptions to all. Not every discriminated person was set back, and not every non-discriminated person is wealthy. But as a matter of a whole, the patterns are clearly visible and the cause is obvious.

The generational wealth curse applies to all races and cultures, but the actions of our predecessors(and still somewhat today) artificially held back the predecessors of the current generations that DEI policy targets.

As a whole, they are unfairly disadvantaged vs a culture that wasn't historically discriminated against.

Part of an apology is a genuine attempt to right your wrongs, make the person you wronged whole again. When that wrong affects generations of people, your debt is owed not only to the original wronged generation, but their unfairly disadvantaged progeny who started life in a place just a little bit harder.
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Groq's ultrafast LPU could well be the first LLM-native processor
Because most corporate investments aren't managed by complete morons.

This works when there's an obvious non-profit that has a monetizable product. The latter conflicts with the former, so it requires a disconnect. Meanwhile, if Apple tried to do the same, investors would look at that as obviously shady. In addition, non-profits are more heavily restricted by the government.

Lastly, you can't just "take the money" and "do what you want"; fraud, malfeasance, fiduciary responsibility (in the corporate entity), etc still exist. It's not some magic get out of jail free card.
Actually, if you already have loss, you should try as hard as possible to avoid further loss.
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I have written my own URL shortener. I do it partly to get URLs that are nice to type in printed materials.

I also use it to hedge my risks from using SaaS. For my org, we host some things that we offer to the public on different services. Sometimes a vendor doesn't work out. We use our shortened URLs in public communications, and I can redirect them to our new service if we need to switch. It was a way to address my discomfort with URLs that break too easily when you host on 3rd party services.
The fact that this program results in reading/writing an unmapped memory address means it’s doing an out-of-bounds access. It segfaults on macOS because the runtime/OS has allocated the stack such that the overflow results in a bad memory access, but that is a behavior of the runtime/OS/hardware, not the language.

I guarantee I could exploit this on a system that does not have virtual memory, or a runtime that does not have unmapped addresses at the end of the stack, to, say, manipulate the contents of another thread’s stack. Therefore, this behavior is undefined.
It is quite explicitly not a statement indicating I believe them to be irrelevant or not famous.

This is immediately clear when, immediately after these two words, I mention Twitter followers, clearly indicating I believe they have fame and relevance.

It's abundantly clear when I spell out that companies don't make product decisions based on famous hires. (n.b. rock stars get to dictate the concert and album schedule)

It's ever the more clear when I name famous and relevant people as similes.

It's absolutely abundantly clear once you notice I never used the words famous and relevant, or words with stems of the same.

It's a fools errand to spend time imagining thoughts in other people's heads that twist their words into insults of other people.
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No, DMA wording made it very clear that it's about web browser engine.

> The gatekeeper shall not require end users to use, or business users to use, to offer, or to interoperate with, an identification service, a web browser engine or a payment service, or technical services that support the provision of payment services, such as payment systems for in-app purchases, of that gatekeeper in the context of services provided by the business users using that gatekeeper’s core platform services.

And they cannot make self-preferencing on their products.

> The gatekeeper shall not treat more favourably, in ranking and related indexing and crawling, services and products offered by the gatekeeper itself than similar services or products of a third party. The gatekeeper shall apply transparent, fair and non-discriminatory conditions to such ranking.

> The gatekeeper shall not restrict technically or otherwise the ability of end users to switch between, and subscribe to, different software applications and services that are accessed using the core platform services of the gatekeeper, including as regards the choice of Internet access services for end users.

And Safari has been explicitly designated as a separate core platform service. There's no room for this kind of interpretation in the view of enforcement entity. Apple is just trying to buy time by pretending ignorance.
True. Non profits exist, and they pay their leaders very well, and some that are probably corrupt provide very little benefit "for the greater good" or whatever the requirements are for non profit status.
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AI isn't like nuclear weapons. AI is like bioweapons. The easier it is for anyone to play with highly potent pathogens, the more likely it is someone will accidentally end the world. With nukes, you need people on opposite sides to escalate from first detection to full-blown nuclear exchange; there's always a chance someone decides to not follow through with MAD. With bioweapons, it only takes one, and then there's no way to stop it.

Transparency doesn't serve us here.
I don't know which houses you're referring to... or maybe you're conflating survivorship bias with quality... but old houses most definitely weren't built for "a very long time". Even fancy mansions from 100-200 years are all but falling apart in most countries across the world.

I live in a house built before structural codes were made mandatory(1964) - and just yesterday we had to replace a third of the true 2x4s because they were rotten and a corner of the house was liable to just come crumbling down.

If you want more proof - look at the remains of civilizations that built primarily from wood... but there isn't much to look at at all!
> Of course employee are going to report happy

isn't this also about the firms loving it? If it's a win/win for both sides, what's the problem?
EVs in general are not the best for the environment. Would rather have precious resources powering our grid rather than powering wasteful cars that pollute in other ways beyond “tail pipe emissions” (ie, tire wear particles, brake dust, “e-waste” when car becomes obsolete by manufacturer, further dependency on car centric transportation which displaces where people live with car storage)
How are you being extorted?
Spotify is a for profit company. What should they care about?