skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Their position evolved. Many people at the time disagreed that having open source AGI - putting it in the hands of many people - was the best way to mitigate the potential danger. Note that this original stance of OpenAI was before they started playing with transformers and having anything that was beginning to look like AI/AGI. Around the time of GPT-3 was when they said "this might be dangerous, we're going to hold it back".

There's nothing wrong with changing your opinion based on fresh information.
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Reverse Engineering EA's Black & White CD Key check [video]
Ok, thanks. But aren't all browsers webkit based on iOS anyway? Is this about other browsers or also about Chrome on MacOS?
That's one hypothesis. Why not then 3 days ? 2 days ? Where do u draw the line ?
Blink was forked 12 years ago, and the size of the team behind Chrome is probably at least ten times the size of the team behind Safari. So yes, there are major differences between two, and it's not just additional advanced APIs like Web Bluetooth. WebKit is lagging behind in all areas and ridden with bugs.
> In this case it looks like it was marked bad dump. But really a good dump but something else was wrong.

No, it sounds like it was a bad dump. This writer found that they were able to get a different bad dump from the same game, but then when they ensured good contact with the reader, they managed to get a good dump that was a duplicate of another rom.

It seems that for this arcade system, the roms for Taiwan and Mainland China are usually the same, with some system board setting? triggering use of Traditional vs Simplified writing, but when the taiwainese packaged game was dumped with errors, it didn't match; when dumped properly, it does match the mainland rom.
Ask HN: How to become productive keyboard-only?
I know the obvious shortcuts like Windows+[number] to open apps in the taskbar, CTRL+Arrows, SHIFT+Arrows. But I'd like to know how to become productive by using almost exclusively the keyboard. I'm talking about more advanced ones like pressing ' on Firefox lets me select links.

Do you have any tips?
Thanks for getting back, thats really interesting, for sure I will do!
I enjoyed the article as is, but that ending really sealed it. Brilliant.
> So I made a package that wraps native RegExp. When 0.19 was released, I couldn't upgrade because of those 5 lines. The regex package eventually got regex.fromstring(). So I could've upgraded.

The last commit to the regex package was in May 2018, and Elm 0.19 was released later in August.
https://github.com/elm/regex/commits/1.0.0/

So it seems like by the time of the official release you could have replaced your five lines with `Regex.fromString`.

But the missing Intl API is definitely a huge pain, and I understand that you were switching away if you needed it extensively. Or expected to want other sync APIs wrapped.

A common way to solve something like this is with proxy objects like in https://github.com/anmolitor/intl-proxy but it does not give access to every feature in a nice way.

I went the route of least resistance and built the Elm compiler without the Kernel code check. But in the past few years I hardly needed that anymore.
More and more scientists are reaching a consensus that Alzheimer's is a form of diabetes, or the neuronal manifestation of T1D or T2D.

TL;dr: Alzheimer's is an impairment of glucose metabolism within the brain.
Microsoft is off by one this year, with their 365 line of products
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We're at full employment with a tight labor market. Perhaps we should wait until there's a some harder evidence that the sky is indeed falling instead of relying on fragmented anecdotes.
30-50€ in France?? Try 5.50€ !! Or 25€ with gear rental. And this is for La Colmiane, one of the most beautiful, or Lantosque, where you are 10m above an epic bowel of water.

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An Update from Commonwealth Fusion Systems (December 2023) [video]
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Now you're hoteling though which people complain about as well.
That sounds mostly dysfunctional and not really a WFH issue.

> Is the server not responding after the recent power outage? Too bad. The guy to turn it back on only comes in Monday-Tuesday.

A reasonable company would have some rotating in-office IT or at the very least an oncall that goes to wherever the server is to fix it.

> The plumbers and electricians still "work from home" half the week.

Pretty much the same thing.

As someone who is a big proponent of WFH, one thing I must still agree to is that organizational and cultural issues that existed prior to WFH at usually just worse in WFH. If your employees are so disfranchised that their install scripts to wiggle their mouse while they watch Netflix the battle is already lost.
The fun police have much more of a platform these days. Back when they were just writing letters to the editor their screaming was lost to the void. These days it gets amplified by the algorithm and may be latched onto by the most insufferable people who have an axe to grind or just crave attention.
Anyone with a large inheritance that they consider a "curse" please feel free to send me that curse. I accept PayPal, Venmo, Bitcoin and I'll even do an ACH transfer. Email in profile.
Job postings you link to just say Austin, TX and don’t specify remote. Are all Cloudflare workers SWE positions remote eligible?
"One of other the victims later testified that his investment account felt «one or two million light»"

You left the best part out: "...but could not trace the money and decided he was mistaken."

JFC!
If Musk's tens of millions in donations were in reliance on the charter and on statements made by sama, Brockman, etc., there's probably a standing argument there. Musk is very different than you or I -- he's a co-founder of the company and was very involved in its early work. I wouldn't guess that standing would be the issue they'd have trouble with (though I haven't read the complaint).
Intention is an interesting word. I wonder how many of the founders quietly hoped it would make them a lot of money. Though to be fair, I do believe that hope would have been tied to the expectation that they meet their stated goals of developing some form of AGI.
>> Your IT should always be remote. A laptop in the office is not any different from a laptop out of the office.

Maybe if you are working at Google, with infinite budgets and gleaming-new machines everywhere. But we have old stuff. We have phones that cannot be managed remotely. We have desktop computers that cannot get up and walk between offices unaided. We have fiberoptic wires that break when 60+yo buildings shift on their foundations. We have UPSs that cannot change their own batteries. We have antennas exposed to the wind/rain/snow. We also have innumerable systems that are either too old or too classified to be managed from a laptop at starbucks. None of this stuff can be fixed from home.
The question would be whether we'd be able to digest the fat of these obese people without the mechanisms of our bodies turning it into something usable.
Ask HN: Why isn't the Elastic license considered open-source?
My understanding is that it grants all rights except to provide a hosted version of it for money.

That seems very fair and open to me. You can use it. Self-host it. Modify it, etc. All the benefits of open-source, imo.

It just prevents the only thing I really care about if I'm trying to build an open-source business.

I guess my other question is, why are we -- as a community -- opposed to calling our software "open source" if we use the Elastic license?
Who else even does PWAs? Firefox removed them which leaves chrome, edge, and now maybe safari.
The post I replied to just says “rapists”. I added that the claims made by the NYT, that rapes were done systematically by Hamas, are outright fabrications. It’s been a hasbara talking point since that article came out and why that person said it.

You went off repeating lies about Hamas leaders being billionaires, atrocity propaganda about a dead woman, and then your feelings about how you don’t care about the genocide. So no, it doesn’t address my post.
This type of thing makes me wish the only option was public defenders so you aren't able to just pay more and have better chances in court. That said - I still don't think Musk has a good chance here, he's lost cases against people with far less resources by just being confidently wrong, at some point paying more for lawyers doesn't help you
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Why do you think he has a good case?

To me OpenAI's response is simply, "It is our honestly held belief that given our available resources private partnership was the only viable way to ensure that we are in control of the most advanced AGI when it is developed. And it is our honest belief opening up what we are developing without a lot of log term due diligence would not be in the best interests of humanity and the best interests of humanity is the metric by which we decide how quickly to open source our progress."

To me you can't win a lawsuit like this that is essentially about a small difference in opinions about strategy, but I am not a lawyer.
> We want every patient to have a physician best friend...

> An end-to-end generative AI solution allows us to do that.

Does it?
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Super tiny nitpick but dask is down as non-arrow back end. Since it uses pandas as its underlying data structure, fully arrow backends should be fine as long as the installed version of pandas is 2+
There is a great difference between a for profit company "pivoting" - and a nonprofit changing direction of mission goals. Because a non profit accepts donation - and they are bound to the original mission. Also their profits usually are. Google never was a nonprofit, so adding and later removing their "don't be evil" was basically just PR (even though I do believe, that originally it was supposed to mean something, but not in a legally binding way).
That would be the ultimate keto diet!
Please note this is an ieee.org article, targeted at electrical/electronic engineers, talking, in part, about peer reviewed research [1], which you're calling napkin math. There's lots of money and focus going into lithium-sulphur batteries, because they are promising, and any engineer that works with batteries is keeping an eye on them.

Talking about the possible future, and shortfalls of the current state, isn't useless, it's the foundation of engineering. And, it's fun.

[1] https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/10418456
It's because those apps are not core platform service. Safari and iOS both are core platform services, which are explicitly designated as a target of this regulation. Go read the actual wording and have some understanding before making this kind of assumption.
When will apps on iOS get the same status as apps on MacOS?

Apple can't keep hiding behind the "it's for your own safety", because everything they argue about happens on MacOS already.

A modern smartphone is a capable computer, yet I still feel like I'm carrying an expensive brick in my pocket.
Is IPv4 actually deprecated?

And IMHO, NAT won the fight against IPv6 because it’s backward compatible.
Apple banning browser engines is what has prevented the web from becoming relevant on mobile, and the reason why browsers like Firefox cannot distinguish themselves from Safari and end up becoming irrelevant.

So no, it is not in anyway good for the browser landscape or the web, it only serves the interest of one company: Apple.
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What do you think the money is used for abroad? Helping fight against climate change or feeding the hungry in Africa? No, Putin's regime needs that money outside of Russia to fund useful idiots who further his cause in the US and Europe.
Now I'm really curious. If anyone has more time than me they could do some sample compressions and I'd be interested in the results.
Full disclosure, I had the idea to move my project to the Elastic license, and then someone who runs an open-source business told me about how HN will rip me a new one if I say my software is open-source and licensed under the Elastic license. So I wanted to come straight to the source.
Faiiir. Nothing was net new concept. But the package they made was quite unique. Garbage collected but always native. No thread access, native channels and coroutines instead. Defer is pretty much net new in language design terms. No while loop?!? “If err != nil”!!? Lots of bold ideas, in a good package, and it worked so well. Calling the evolution boneheaded dismisses how hard it is to make so many opinionated bets in one go, and still make something successful.
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Yes. Various companies have been trying to make lithium-sulfur batteries for decades, without much success. The latest company trying is Lyten.[1]
Supposedly they started up a battery production line in San Jose in 2023.
Or at least they issued a press release about doing so. Can you order sample batteries from their web site? No. Is there pricing info? No.

Lyten uses graphene sheets, which may not be cost effective.

Toyota and CASIP (a battery consortium in China) are investing heavily in solid-state lithium-ion batteries. That's likely to be working sooner. And, of course, lithium-iron phosphate batteries are taking over the low end.

It will probably be a good thing when batteries capable of thermal runaway disappear from the market.

[1] https://lyten.com/products/batteries/
The stuff I saw pictured looks like rebar bent into rungs, so now you have steel left out that will deteriorate, possibly in an undetectable manner(remember, your anchor point is in the rock face).

Also you are drilling into the rock. So much for leave no trace.
Double-meaning: s/mehr genau/genauer/

Though that reading is a bit weird, it's practical enough to tickle the funny.
Selection effect here. Plenty of old houses weren't built to last. You just don't see them anymore because they're gone.
In a previous life I worked as an intern at a company making SCADA software and the like. The fact that they did this by hand, managing the grid and keeping it in balance, for 60-80 years before any computer existed to help them, and it basically worked, boggles my mind.
IPv6 doesn’t solve this really. You’ll still ban at least /64 and you’ll switch to /48 for the particularly nasty ones. There’s zero reason to ban a specific ipv6 address.
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TurboTax wants to use your tax return to show you ads. You can say no
That actually sounds like an ok idea imo - some more quality of life features but with the small executables and fancy runtime of Go would be pretty nice.
What is with these "ti", "ni", "fi" typos? Weird.
You still can via custom audiences. Also used for creating lookalikes.

I believe it's not direct targeting and there are limits to stop targeting like we're discussing.
Gene Simmons however is a rock star.
What I have heard is that you can please some of the people all of the time and all of the people none of the time.

I also think the USA is marching towards making the gig economy the new normal so fractional employment will be come normal.
What happens to those PWAs when you uninstall Firefox?
The hard part is convincing the people who see that bug as a feature
Parietal Eye
Absolutely; most frameworks will not fulfill their design goal. Most ambitious open source programming efforts tend to wither away due to loss of interest, a failure to gain contributors, lack of experience, lack of time or energy and many other factors.

But despite that caveat, there do exist frameworks out there today that speed up development for some developers. Whether one has the time or energy or will to audit them to find one that works best for them (or learn that none of them do) is up to the individual.

I bring this up because many of us on this website are at times infected by NIH syndrome and think we can do better than a dedicated team of experienced front-end developers. And it's likely true for many frameworks, but not all. Additionally, we may want to extend that attitude to our workplace where our peers and bosses likely value development speed and cross-project consistency over code performance.

I used to eschew any and all frameworks, but now I realize that my values have changed. Projects like Svelte give me hope for a better future for front-end development.
The depths of Intuit's greed know no bounds.
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While I find a lot of his stuff is a calculated over-the-top schtick, it's also the case that a lot of people overspend on things that are largely luxuries and don't materially improve their quality of life.
Man, this is really cool!
Accessibility is not the issue. Prestige is. A lot of people have heard of Everest, and many think it would be cool to climb it. Other equally accessible mountains in the region see much less human activity.

Also, the waste issues in the area are mostly due to serious climbers who go to less accessible places. Casual tourists stick to settlements, some of which have existed for centuries. Because the settlements are relatively wealthy and connected by decent paths, there seems to be less waste than in the average rural area in a third-world country.
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$10-$15 actually.
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