skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You don't seem to understand the implications of systems like these so let me give you a scenario of something in the near future that can happen:

A 33-year-old woman became pregnant due to a failure in her birth control but is not looking to have a child and is looking to have an abortion. She goes to her OBGYN and finds out that the fetus is around 7 weeks of gestation, and therefore, cannot have an abortion in her state.

She schedules an abortion procedure with a doctor out of state that does allow abortions after 6 weeks. She drives to the airport, flies out to the state, has the procedure, and then flies back home. Per her state's law (let's say it's Texas) she did not utilize the highways or drive through a town like Amarillo to receive the abortion.[1]

Systems such as these, selling user data to both state and federal agencies bought data that included her travel patterns in it. The system (recognizing her license plate, vehicle make and model, and the state having that plate registered in her name) shows that she has traveled to a clinic in the state, then later to the airport (with TSA facial identification indicating she did indeed fly), she was then spotted at a clinic in another state by their Flock cameras, then flew back home and drove home. But also, the government agencies bought data from a period tracker and it also had her information in there. With GPS, IP Address, and other data they were able to attribute data to her that showed that she was late on her period.[2]

The state then charges her with the crime of receiving an abortion out of state, even though she did not break any law. She did not receive an abortion in the state, nor travel through a city that prohibits that. But good luck explaining that to an Attorney General who decides to follow the "spirit of the law" in this case rather than the text of the law.

This is what people are afraid of. No human being would ever be allowed to conduct this level of spying on anyone without violating their right to privacy. But because we allowed this data to be collected and shared for commercial purposes, it's somehow legal and okay? We are becoming a police state where who you know, where you go, what you do, your patterns, your habits, your scrolling, your fitness tracking, your purchases, and the amount of time you spend walking around Walmart are now all available to a government. These aren't systems you can "opt" out of. Facebook tracks and sells your data through their Pixel whether you have an account or not. These Flock cameras track and sell your location data whether you're driving, walking, riding a bike, etc. There is no opting out, there is no not participating, there is no way to protect your privacy and continue to exist in this world.

These are very real fears that people have, and all it takes is for a government to get through its bureaucracy once to determine how to process this deluge of information and then there is no turning back.

[1] https://www.texastribune.org/2023/12/13/abortion-travel-ban-...

[2] https://www.npr.org/2022/05/10/1097482967/roe-v-wade-supreme...
I would argue its not just the students but the faculty. Some very far left faculty advocating for this chaos there.
Oh, cool! That gives me hope.
Couldn't this open people up for remote code execution somehow? Say, someone sends you a message that they know will make you likely to ask an AI a certain question in a certain way... Maybe far-fetched, but I've seen even more far-fetched attacks in real life :D
Is it "yes" by default? If so, that seems insane given what the op said about it. But other comments say it's "no" by default. If it's "no" by default, why are people alarming us by bringing this up? And why for terminal.shop in particular?
The user submitting the link is requesting it if you want to play spec lawyer.
I've been using a spreadsheet for 15 years. One to mark the granular project work log and the other to aggregate everything up and export to PDF
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Its really challenging to think of the positive, constructive uses for this technology without thiking of the myriad, life and societal effecting uses for this. Just interpersonally the use of this technology is heavily weighted towards destruction and deception. I don't know where this ends or where researchers who release this technology think this will go, but I can't imagine its going anywhere good for all of us.
English is my native language and I have no idea what that person was talking about. Your post is fine.
Hi there, thank you for your feedback! I think we could potentially go down the route of a web3 approach where we get the public consensus on the facts.
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I wonder if this is heavily based on the fact that during sleep, all inputs are shut down. Like, you can't hear, you can't see, you can't feel, no smell, no taste. All senses to the outside world are off.

What is it about external inputs that makes the brain not be able to do it's sleep "duties"?
Is it that external inputs take up processing power that needs to be used during sleep instead?
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But in many cases there is nothing about the influencer that has earned that trust.

If you are a musician who has 10000 followers, it makes sense that you might post about say some music-specific brand.

But if you are guy who just posts funny videos on TikTok, how does your endorsement mean anything?
> In a traditional celebrity endorsement, the people promoting brands' products are well known and well represented and deliver a predictable result for the businesses that hire them

This sounds like a hit piece by "old" style influencers that lose to new style ones.

Those celebrity endorsements and wasting money on sports simply does not work that well. Especially when you compare it to instagram endoresements and youtubers / streamers who can peove their numbers (assuming the numbers are not cooked).

Marketing is a very strange space - on one hand it can be measured, one can target very specific audiences with super targeted ads - while at the same time you see incredible things like teamviewer wasting 70 million per year to sponsor a football team. Because their marketing department sucks, or their CEO likes football.

Microtargeting works, especially meausred one. It is difficult and full of scams.

But a targeted instagram post is much better than giving some random actress your products and hoping it makes you sell more.
Tagging public or private property without permission is definitely illegal
got it! Thank your for the details. Will consider chrome extensions for sure.
May I somehow connect you later when I'll start playing around with it? Wanna hear feedback from an experienced harvest extension user
Satellite TV is probably not going away anytime soon.
Sadly there are still jobs that have firm requirements of "Top 20 schools" based often on pretty subjective metrics. UF and FSU and Auburn are great schools and the quality of education there is probably comparable to that of Harvard, but that almost doesn't matter.

I went to a decidedly unfancy university (WGU), I think it was fine, and then I went to a slightly fancier University for graduate school (University of York, UK), but I still didn't get callbacks for the Wall Street jobs that I applied for [1]. Obviously there are thousands of factors that could lead to me not getting a callback, but eventually one recruiter outright told me that I shouldn't waste my time applying because I didn't go to a "top 20 school", and to "try working for a bank instead".

Keep in mind, I'm hardly a "fresh graduate", I have like 13 years of software engineering experience and have worked at a FAANG and other very large corporations and have spoken at multiple technical conferences. For most companies that's more than good enough (I actually worked at Apple when I was still a dropout), but the Wall Street world seems to care a lot more about yuppie credentials.

What I'm getting at is there are some careers where the quality of the education itself is secondary. They want to see some fancy names on the resume and it really doesn't matter if you're "qualified". It's not fair, it's arguably classist, but they didn't ask me when making these policies.

[1] Though some people tell me that I might have dodged a bullet with that one.
As usual it comes down to money. There are dating websites/apps out there that do what you're describing, and more. Typically for upper middle class and above clientele.

But membership fees range from $200-500/month.
Yeah fair point. It's not as if Ray Bradbury was the most subtle writer. You have to try to miss the point.

Then again, I get it. If somebody offered to build me a Gundam I wouldn't think "Oh no, a symbol for the dehumanization of soldiers on the modern battlefield" I'd think "Is the beam saber included?"
> I think writing little plugins and drivers to do the thing you want with an LLM is something that could be built into a lot of software.

Containing the craziness within low level drivers sounds like the perfect way to do several great things: fuzz the OS for vulnerabilities, finally relieve embedded engineers of what they clearly hate so much, save good tech from the scrap heap. So many wins!
Everyone knows Americans drive bigger cars. No one is disputing that.

Methane has nothing to do with cars.

Tell your kids you ignored nuclear energy for decades and used all that coal.

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Apple claims allowing users to install software from 3rd parties is a security problem, and then when forced to allow it they introduce security problems. Hmmm..
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"Weed" is in the eye of the beholder. If it's not a harmful invasive plant then really the only reason to not want it is aesthetics or because it impacts what you want to do with a space.
The use does not transcend package boundaries, but you will find its use within the package itself, which is within the Go codebase spoken of earlier.
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Lol, the subset of people buying coffee via ssh and shopping elsewhere via ssh is going to be insanely small, they can probably already more or less track you.

Additionally, you're probably giving a shipping address and using a card number of some sort.

Its extremely difficult to shop anonymously online for physical goods.
A pro-Israel mob attacked the encampment at UCLA with bludgeons and explosives last night.

The pro-Palestine protestors on campus have been, as far as I can tell, almost entirely peaceful everywhere in the country.
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That's nice. I was speaking for me, not for you.
> Some wealthy families are now paying consultants as much as $750,000 to prepare their children for college admissions, hoping that the extra expense will pay off with an acceptance letter to a top-ranked university.

For $750K, that had better be all-inclusive -- don't come back to me and say you need more money for random staff bribes.
Thank you! We are working on our own LLM that is based of a multitude of data, we also will double check or even triple check all the information through our DB and the internet. We are working to make it as reliable as possible.
Johann Hari's compelling but flawed look at the new weight-loss drugs
Roblox players to start seeing video ads in its virtual realms
Hi there, we are working on one, as we are high school students, it wouldn't be done until the summer with the APs and finals coming up.
It currently costs $0.25 - $1.00 to verify someone's identity in the US & Europe, depending on the quality of verification you need. Tinder's revenue per user is something in the area of $20, and they're one of the highest revenue-per-user of all the apps. Bumble and Hinge are 30-50% lower revenue per user.

It's a sizeable chunk of revenues without much in the way of commercial gain - since the more you swipe (on humans, bots, or honeypots), the more ads they can show you, the more money they make.
You could use one key per service. Almost like a passkey.
It wasn’t a breach at Verizon.
This very forum started as a way to follow Paul Graham.

We're all the same in the end, no need to look down on people who follow things you don't care about.
At this point this is a distinction without a difference.

The only question is if splines are more efficient than lines at describing general functions at the billion to trillion parameter count.
The suggestion that Brave might be a better alternative is hilarious, and places into doubt everything else that video suggests.

Brave is a crypto wallet and advertising platform that happens to come with a web browser.
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You could also buy a Win11 key directly from MS which will activate a Win10 installation if you're worried about legitimacy.
How longterm is it on average? Because i cant live with the person i am :(
> I've even been banned for posting in an unrelated subreddit.

This is against the mod rules and deserves reporting.
Have you added the required line to ~/.ssh/known_hosts as described on their website?
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This needs to be a setting on the account. I watch YouTube mostly on dedicated devices.
Yea, we are building one currently. It should be ready in the summer (as we have APs and finals coming up)
I think those are just the sites oriented more towards people looking for serious relationships rather than a hookup, eg religion/culture/status-targeted matrimonial sites. Since people are far more likely to think with their brain rather than their genitals on such sites.

Hookup oriented services like Tinder and AM rely on low barriers so people don't put much thought into things.
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It's actuall a reallt good idea
India, Africa and China are just waking up economically. Hundreds of millions of people waiting to buy cars to improve their quality of life by being more mobile.
The difference is that they are turning OFF service, not just screwing up their network with stuff that is in theory, still in operation.
I can see your point, but I think it's worthwhile to understand the full context, even if it's irrelevant on the surface.

I wasn't familiar with von Braun before reading this thread, and I appreciate the extra info. Complex figure. Maybe even a really bad guy. But, also interesting that his work was useful in getting us to the moon.

Maybe we can all appreciate that dichotomy.

Even more interesting to note, is without your initial pushback, I wouldn't have read more detail about him, so I owe your resistance to actually exploring this facet of the man's alleged history to getting me to actually read a bit about it.
> Lol, the subset of people buying coffee via ssh and shopping elsewhere via ssh is going to be insanely small

Yeah, nerds. In the FAQ there is the question "What is SSH", and the answer is - "If you have to ask then it's not for you".

Edit: Seems the FAQ may have been updated or this simply wasn't part of the online version, https://imgur.com/a/igjGCFM here is a section of the FAQ sent to my email.
> Is it related to the Supreme Court decision?

The decision would have two potential effects, which go in opposite directions. On the one hand, some students might decide they don't have a shot at getting in without official race-based admissions policies, and choose not to apply this year.

On the other hand, there would be some students — particularly Asian students — who didn't think they had a good shot under the old system, but who might stand a chance in the wake of this case.

Importantly, Harvard immediately made clear their dedication to diversity following the SCOTUS decision, signaling to applicants that Harvard would not simply do away with overtly racial criteria and leave the rest of the process the same. This would tend to mitigate both effects, until we see how things shake out. Either way, I doubt that the 5% drop could be based on the net effect of these two opposing forces.
Yes and no. They also dragged their feet on high-throughput Ka-band spacecraft with smaller spot beams. ViaSat built and launched ViaSat-1 while SES was still ordering satellites designed around analog video broadcast.

In the terrestrial real-estate analogy, this seems to me like missing out on potential returns because you built the wrong type of building on the land you own.
I may be wrong but with midern llms biases aren’t really used any more.
But at the same time, there's so much real science that has thoroughly been inspired by scifi. Sometimes, you just need to get the imagination juices flowing. "That thingymabob from sciFiTvShow would be really cool to have IRL. What would it take to do that...hold my beer" type thinking has probably given us more than we think. Or maybe I'm just romanticizing the concept too much?
And also it's vital to remember the first day of a cycle
The footnote from the main page:

https://github.com/dune3d/dune3d

is notable:

>I ended up directly using solvespace's solver instead of the suggested wrapper code since it didn't expose all of the features I needed. I also had to patch the solver to make it sufficiently fast for the kinds of equations I was generating by symbolically solving equations where applicable.

There's also a top-level domain:

https://dune3d.org/

and documentation: https://docs.dune3d.org/en/latest/
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Dude, it's not 2014. Decade*s* old rule!
My favorite part is "The derivative resembles the rhythm of a heartbeat."
Thank you. I got all excited thinking they'd ported the OpenRA engine that runs Dune2k (https://www.openra.net/) to 3D or something.

Side note though: Funcom IS working on a Dune MMO: https://duneawakening.com/ It's 3D in the shooter sense (as opposed to VR) and uses Unreal Engine 5 for impressive graphics.