skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is interesting, we are building https://github.com/Multiwoven/multiwoven an open-source ReverseETL and workflow orchestration is a big part of our platform, maybe I ca experiment with small use-case like setting up backend tests using flows.
There are three main things. An anonymous ID as proof of being a unique human, a payments system where you can send coins to other accounts, and free coins.
They sometimes fire a lot of administrators towards the end when on life support, but that's only after cutting back all the programs to where the university is pretty much dead anyway.
ChatGPT 4 with manual explanations and code snippets seem to work best so far. IDE-integrated tools have the potential, but are really immature yet.

In particular, I haven't found any tools that can do either of the following:

- Comprehend a large codebase. All assistants seem to have a pretty narrow scope for the context, like the current file or few of its neighbors. E.g. they can write some code that already exists somewhere as a ready-to-use utility function, if this function isn't mentioned anywhere near to the location I'm working on.

- Automate anything. IDE integration is extremely minimal in everything I've seen so far. A copilot can spew a new version of the code piece that can be placed with a click, but that's the extent of it. It otherwise can't replace a human in the loop, even if the work is simple, trivial and highly repetitive. E.g. doing a regex-powered "replace all" still cannot be replaced with a natural language query.

- Do any repetitive work without making mistakes or hallucinating something. E.g. a copilot can try to generate an unit test for me and the overall structure can be quite decent, but I cannot ever be sure it won't miss or invent something if it involves creating some complex object and checking all its fields after some transformation.
https://archive.ph/4WQkp
Authentication: Identify yourself

Authorization: Can you use this service.

Access Control/Tokenization: How long can this service be used for.

I swipe my badge on the card reader. The lock unlocks.

Should we leave a handy door stopper or 2x4 there, so you can just leave it propped open? Or should we have tokens that expire in a reasonable time frame.. say a block of ice (in our door metaphor) so it disappears at some point in future? Nonce tokens have been a well understood pattern for a long time...

Its not that these things are unavoidable its that security isnt first principal, or easy to embed due to issues of design.
Good call. You can hardly find cases where the heirs of great authors didn't simply leech off the estate, normally with little to no regard to artistic integrity.
It's not necessary to come up with some novel whackadoodle idea to fix this.

The solution is to charge enough for power that the grid can be maintained to deliver it. The public have been giving themselves a pass on this since the 1960s with some fanciful idea that noting will ever break or fail and we will someday reduce our energy consumption -- something which has yet to occur in the entirety of human history. Energy is way too cheap; modern habits are the result of decades of market dumping. The bill is due; it must be paid.
I would think this is most likely a failure by the maintenance department and not Boeing themselves but wow do they not need to be in headlines again.
Thanks. This is really informative, and really important information given the growing relevance of IP law in everyone's daily life. Part of me wonders if these four factors will ever become part of core curriculum for civics classes.

By no means am I an expert in copyright law, but factor 3 seems like very bad news if you're OpenAI.
Except that Boeing has nothing to do with the maintenance of that airplane
Not GP but FWIW, I went from a 2020 Huawei P30 Pro to a 2023 Pixel 7 Pro, and the camera feels like a downgrade... I know on paper it's not, but there's just something about the tele mode in particular that is off somehow.
They are literally falling apart at this point...
I guess people will continue not using google’s AI due to them intentionally crippling their own product.
What's slowing down America's clean energy transition? It's not the cost
I was also hoping to just be able to build my own messaging app and use it to chat with people who have WhatsApp. I guess this is a first step, and better than nothing. Let's hope the DMA keeps evolving and also closing loop holes.
> "We did think about it for about three seconds - was it a betrayal to my parents, to my father's [wishes]?

> "And we decided, yes, it was a betrayal. But that's what children are for."

Haha, fucking brilliant. I love this. Certainly the children of the man. I think this is a good thing they have done. There is no harm done to the man, since he no longer exists. Truly philosophical descendants of Diogenes of Sinope.
Interesting,
I’ve never heard about that. Do you have a source?
I observed it in the playground.
whats the time on the screen?
One thing I won't ever understand is why we allow large airports to be located in a way that puts any kind of infrastructure, be it residential, commercial, transportation or recreational, under the flight path for critical phases (i.e. start/land). Right where I used to work there's a memorial placard for a plane that crashed in 1960 due to an engine failure [1], and maybe five minutes worth of walking from where I grew up is another memorial for a plane that failed to start, crashed into a house and led to the deaths of, among others, a significant number of players of the ManU squad [2].

There have been so many incidents and near-incidents that it should be a no-brainer, but eh, guess it's more important to have airports closer to (or even worse, inside) cities. Yes, yes, I know, airplane travel is one of the safest modes of transportation there is, but still, a dominant majority of accidents in commercial aviation happens during landing and takeoff [3]. GA is a bit different because it seems that a lot of GA pilots fuck up maneuvering [4], but still, takeoff and landing account for about half the incidents.

[1] https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flugzeugungl%C3%BCck_am_17._De...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Munich_air_disaster

[3] https://www.statista.com/chart/31529/most-airplane-accidents...

[4] https://www.redbirdflight.com/landing/general-aviation-accid...
Do I have permission to desecrate your corpse? You are dead after all.
I wonder what happens now with RWBY?
Haven't found any good local model yet that rivals or come close to gpt-4
Not sure if I'm missing a joke or something but the 29.97 is from two things.

1. TV was 60i (interlace), which equates to 30p (progressive)

2. The missing 0.03 frames is due to how color NTSC works https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InrDRGTPqnE
I use mine in earnest with the full context window filled prompting probably 20-30x a week and have not gotten a monthly bill over $5 USD in a long while. When I first started using it when GPT4 access was limited last year and the tokens were expensive it was a lot more. I think my bills were around $200 USD per month at that point
Yeah, to expand on this, peer groups probably have a larger impact on your child's outcome than parenting when looking at a long enough time horizon.
Boeing doesn't do most of the maintenance on the plane, so I suspect this one has nothing to do with them at all.
yes, Arab countries will fight Israel to the last Palestinian.
Whether something is fair use or not is not determined by a court, but by the definition of what fair use is. A court interprets that definition and the situation, and if their interpretation matches yours you may have a ruling in your favor. But saying "this is fair use" is no more incorrect than saying "this is red". You're interpreting your perception and putting that interpretation into words.
11:24am and 1:17pm
I guess it probably won't matter in the long run as hardware requirements continue to get lesser, but the "overwhelming majority of users" don't have anything close to an M-series Mac right now. More like a Galaxy S3, if that.
Those cars are a lot less damaged than I’d have expected. Thank goodness no one was hurt.
Wait list? Is that a secret society? Do I need two existing members to vouch for me?
Were you able to find out what may have caused you to pass out ? I had a similar incident with no root cause. But that did set me on the path to become more healthy.
Sports are MUCH bigger now. Apparently some small private schools make nearly all their money from kids that are obsessed with sports, but too terrible to get a scholarship at a real school. So they have basketball teams with 100 players and kids pay through the nose to continue being part of a team even though they never even play. You can't make this stuff up.
US wages have been increasing faster than inflation for the last 11 months:

https://www.statista.com/statistics/1351276/wage-growth-vs-i...

Still lots of help wanted signs in windows so anecdotally it still seems relatively easy to get a bump from $12/hr to $15/hr working retail. But the types of jobs posted on ziprecruiter.com aren't increasing like they were in the past.
> NATO has thousands of planes.

You mean US has. And someone like Trump may decide to not engage in conflict as part of NATO.
Do you love building products and think you could do better than your PM? Now is your chance to prove it.

We are looking for people who are obsessed with delivering insanely great product experiences.
But when you are malicious and evil, stopping outsiders from learning to what level, is actually useful. Because there is ambiguity in "they destroyed evidence, so they had something to hide" vs "they have documentation proving they are two Hitlers in a trenchcoat"
Note sure if you have gone very far into the Eloquent JS book but if you do it online it’s interactive. You read a little bit and then write code directly on the page. You then run it to see if it works or go back and read what you missed to correct it. Don’t get me wrong you cannot do the ‘projects’ and other parts are meant to run local, but for learning something quick the online version is all you need. Read, program, read, program…..
Are scientists expected to be PR experts as well?
Why would it hide competitors if they also pay for ad space? Newspapers didn’t offer the option to pay to have your competitor’s ads removed.
Those are your goals, and your company's profits may enable you to achieve them. Your company's sole purpose is getting you those profits.

That's economics 101, stop idealizing business entities.
I bet they have maintenance contracts, or partnerships with companies that do.

Seems like they would have at least said, “We know there have been some issues. We’ll incentivize you to sanity check everything. Pretty please?”
Apologies for the low quality submission title. RED is obviously a maker of digital cameras; in this context the expression "film camera" is misleading; the HN bookmarklet just adopted the title that was being used at the time by Techcrunch (which has since been edited to "cinema camera").
How is this ethical?
A related question: is his advice helpful for startup founders? From my brief understanding of his work, it seems like it could be relevant to later-stage founders, who are not wearing quite as many hats on a daily basis, but would be less relevant for early-stage founders. But I'd be interested to know if anyone here has applied his advice in an early-stage context and found it helpful.
It strikes me as very weird that it supposedly took weeks for Apple management to learn that Epic had acquired a developer account.
And somehow all the replies are blaming DEI or affirmative action. Twitter's really gone off the rails.
Windows (unlike X) had built-in windows classes (for example: buttons, checkboxes, input fields) that you could use to turn a window into a standard control. That's why idea "everything is a window" worked well in Windows.
On reflection C seems like quite a good bet :) thanks!
404 Media has additional coverage: https://www.404media.co/nytimes-files-copyright-takedowns-ag...
Obviously many eyes will be on Boeing given recent history but I don't know that there's a particular reason to suspect them. In this case I'd look first at possible maintenance issues on United's end, or possibly a manufacturing issue with the wheel/tire.
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ChatGPT 4 but I'm bias (Paid to use)
United airlines has their own maintenance folks
That's pretty standard practice for all brands, at least for EV's. Try buying GM's $35,000 Equinox EV, for example, or Ford's $40,000 Lightning.
Wrong:

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S00472...
That sucks, there used to be a company that offered a set of gray gradiants for epson printers for printing digital black and white prints that are some of the best I've seen outside of darkroom prints. I wonder if the drm nonsense killed them off but I can't remember the name atm.

As for the paperweights, I have a pixma pro9000 mkii gathering dust after bad aftermarket carts and official carts being at least $100+. It is cheaper and way less time consuming to let a professional printer handle the work at least for larger prints.
Right, I think the questions are going to be along the lines of “Do you feel the proper controls are in place for you to ensure the safety of the aircraft you service?”

The NTSB is after Boeing.
Thoughts on rewriting the decompiled C in JS vs. using WASM?
Matrix has WhatsApp interop that works excellent. It somehow uses the web client, which I imagine could be replaced by real interop.
> But saying "this is fair use" is no more incorrect than saying "this is red".

When a court determines that it isn't, you can continue to argue it as much as you like (to deaf ears), and yet you're still liable to the copyright holder. Whether it's "incorrect" or not is then irrelevant. Let's not argue semantics here.
Armenia was invaded in 2021 and Azerbaijan occupies "at least 215 square kilometres (83 sq mi) of internationally recognized Armenian territory."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armenia%E2%80%93Azerbaijan_bor...
That's also the behavior on Windows
Novo valuation surpasses Tesla on experimental obesity drug data
Yep. I wouldn't touch FileZilla with a ten foot pole.
> the only option is to encode the Auth information in the URL (since browsers don't allow custom headers in the initial HTTP request for negotiating a web socket).

Put a timestamp in the token and sign it with a private key, so that the token expires after a defined time period.

If the URL is only valid for the next five minutes, the odds that the URL will leak and be exploited in that five minute window is very low
Have you ran into issues with Copilot where it does things like:

- Doesn't close brackets / adds too many closing brackets

- Spams completions while you're writing comments

- Doesn't auto import the required libraries after accepting a suggestion

- No multi cursor mode

- Refuses to name variables

- Refuses to trigger in the middle of a line

- Lower quality code than ChatGPT (probably because they use a smaller model)

Asking because I was also a heavy Github Copilot user but after 1-2 years of constant subpar UX and seemingly no effort from the Copilot team to fix it, I just went ahead and built my own extension that fixes all of the above: https://double.bot

Also it wasn't on your list but you mentioned GPT-4 is smart. You should try the new Claude 3 Opus, we implemented it on Monday and have been getting super positive feedback from users!
:) But seriously, there's a lot worse qualities a person could have, than to appreciate spending time with others, to understand the world better, and generate new ideas.

Articulating it isn't necessarily boasting (though it might be).
That's not actually true. Airlines generally follow the procedures set forth by the manufacturer, and they do talk with each other quite a bit.

I think what you mean to say is that this is plausibly, _likely_ to be a failure on the part of United, not Boeing.

However this would not be the first time that manufacturers like Boeing recommend inadequate or faulty maintenance procedures.

Only time will tell.
Fine tune a 70B language model at home
Jeremy from Answer.AI here. This is our first project since launching our new R&D lab at the start of this year.

It's the #1 most requested thing I've been hearing from open source model builders: the ability to use multiple GPUs with QLoRA training. So that's why we decided to make it our first project.

Huge thanks to Tim Dettmers for helping us get started to this -- and of course for creating QLoRA in the first place!

Let me know if you have any questions or thoughts.
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Ask HN: What underrated open source project deserves more recognition?
Are there any that you have come across that you think deserve more recognition?
The same companies that manufacture car tires-- Goodyear, Bridgestone, Michelin, and probably most of the other major manufacturers (but those three definitely all have aircraft tire businesses).

They're probably not cheap.
I'm donating my body to art, so sure.
I'm curious what the pilot's experience was like. Do I get a notification right away that a wheel fell off or was it a radio call from air traffic control? While I'm in flight, do I have a little camera or something where I can see the wheels? Because there's no way to actually go look at them when they're tucked away and you're flying, right? In other words how did they determine that they should still attempt a normal landing (I guess there aren't really any better other options though, are there?)
What on earth are you going on about? Where on earth are you seeing fanboys and who's prosecuting you?
Google and Facebook are desperately telling credulous idiots to sent them hashed personal data as if that’s not still a massive GDPR risk.
they already do to a limited degree anyway https://youtu.be/d7eRafWqqRg?si=oqfvSj7qxerBiUFG
What? No. I have always used android except for a brief while I had to use an iPhone.

I much prefer android. And the pixel is particularly good, much as I dislike google.
I guess everyone should just give up then. Good luck.
Theft is the unauthorized taking of another's property; eminent domain is the power of a state to take private property for public use which means it's expressly authorized. Eminent domain is included as state power in the US Constitution, so considering eminent domain as theft means partially rejecting the authority of the Constitution.

I think that's well within the scope of this conversation, but if we're going to be worried about the conversion of a private golf course into housing then we should really talk about what happened with Native American land treaties.

tl;dr: if we're redefining theft then that opens a huge can of worms.
Boeing shares seem unaffected by this event.

Poor Boeing, this is what happens when you lose your “soul” as a company and you start chasing margins, profit, dividends and you don’t pay attention to you people and your product.

Have seen it happening in many big companies, and I don’t understand why intelligent/educated/competent CEOs don’t see this :-(
The big Hollywood studio pay a lot of money to various cyber security companies to look for pirated content and send cease and desit letters to hosting companies for letting their users distribute copyrighted content.

If authors and artists were to join a data union they could do the same thing as studios. If copyrighted law has any real teeth then the data union can send legal requests to whoever is hosting the content and requesting it to be taken down.

I'm not a lawyer but I know the studios definitely do this.
House committee votes 50-0 to force TikTok to divest from Chinese owner
Given the amount of time, I would ask for a minimum of a year before making that decision. Moving into a marriage after a month is romantic, but not reasonable, and making someone a co-founder after a month is not reasonable. (In my opinion.)
At a month, they may not have even had their first fight. You've been at this for more than 3 years, and this person is interested in a stake after 1 month?

Another way to look at this involvement: Imagine you hired a consultant do some work for you and they made significant contributions, connected you with some companies, and formed some partnership. Does that person merit the same benefit?

If the issue is pushed further, I'd strongly recommend talking to a lawyer privately. And make sure that lawyer represents your interests and the company's interests.
I don't love Moist the way I do Sam Vimes, but the last handful of Industrial Revolution-themed Discworld novels are among my favorites. Maybe it's because I'm a software developer who trained in economics, but the discussions of monetary systems and public policy in satire is much appreciated.
Yann LeCun: Meta AI, Open Source, Limits of LLMs, AGI and the Future of AI [video]
Nothing about this story has been debunked. Past that, there's no chance we're going to have a useful discussion resolving the issue. The bar we need to clear is simply civility and good faith; the term "debunk", like "misinformation", applied to anything other than things completely discredited, flunks both those tests. When the UN is going out of its way to say that Hamas has and continues to use sexual violence, you may retain the ability to keep debating the issue, but you've lost the use of the word "debunk".