skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The Sinking of the RMS Titanic Real Time (Animation) [video]
> Change Healthcare has lost $872M since it was attacked in February.

The question is, what is the cost to secure? I've been in so many meetings where the cost of security is 10-15x the cost of a breach. It's horrifying.
“Sam is extremely good at becoming powerful” was the quote, which has a distinctly different ring to it. Not that this diminishes from the overall creep factor.
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If you had swarms of people that wished you dead and did everything they could to mess with you for years and years, you'd get angry at people too. You may not agree with his conduct but I think he is still fighting a good fight nonetheless. It's not like he has fled the country for no good reason.
Subreddit numbers have got to be bs and inflated now adays. 800k people in the community and five new posts a day the highest with a couple hundred votes. Seems legit.
As a visitor I always found it so charming how strong gezellig is in your culture, even extending to the garden apparently.
I use ILGPU all the time! You would be amazed the performance you can get out of c# if you are careful about how you write your code. I recently wrote a super fast gaussian splat renderer in c# and used ILGPU to sort the splats on the gpu. You can even do weird cuda stuff like pass buffers between opengl and cuda, all in c#! https://github.com/NullandKale/OpenTKSplat/blob/main/OpenTKS...
Google seems to be anxious.
A word game I built to understand semantic distance
Cosine distance on GloVe-50 trained on Wikipedia. *GloVe is an unsupervised learning algorithm for obtaining vector representations for words. Training is performed on aggregated global word-word co-occurrence statistics from a corpus, and the resulting representations showcase interesting linear substructures of the word vector space.
Yes, the vast vast majority of finance folks just take the money and be quiet
And those people will not be walking alongside me, standing up for the freedom of their fellow countrymen. That's fine. I'd rather focus on collectivizing with those who are principled.
Well, if he's a clown then his departure should cause the opposite, no? And you're right, more than 90% of them said we don't want the non-profit BS and openness. We want a unicorn tech company that can make us rich. Good for them.

Disclaimer: I'm Sam's best friend from kindergarten. Just joking, never met the guy and have no interest in openai beyond being a happy customer (who will switch in a heartbeat to the competitors' if they give me a good reason to)
C'mon, just because they lied 295 times before doesn't mean they'll do it again. =)
Except the stated goal here is to replace these sensors with GPS.
dBase 5 ?

dBASE 3 ruled the world and then 4 made everyone switch to FoxPro and Clipper and Paradox. I don't even recall hearing the plonk when 5 hit.

Per wiki: "(dBASE IV) design and stability were so lacking that many users switched to other products."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DBase
> I wonder if we, in secret, have “mutually assured destruction” of cyber-warfare.

Low-orbit nuclear EMP would be that option. Not cyber... technically.
I don't think he'd qualify for the good faith moderation mentioned in section 230.

He's only won cases against Melinda Scott.
I find it easier to do something like:

SECONDS_IN_MINUTE = 60

REFRESH_TIME_MINUTES = 15

REFRESH_TIME_SECONDS = SECONDS_IN_MINUTE * REFRESH_TIME_MINUTES

e.g. I define every constant separately, and ideally any constant defined by an operation will only have one such operation. This makes mistakes _much_ easier to spot.
No. But it didn't unfold itself to anyone else either. Shamans have never produced a single falsifiable hypothesis. Reality is exposed but by bit through observation and experimentation. Preferably while sober.
How to Count What You Can't See
TL;DR hybrid-cloud, multi-cloud, or at the very minimum multi-region is a really good idea.
This is amazing! Have the same problem in the UK - would love a site like this.
>In other words, an open internet. Doxxing is not illegal if your intent is not considered harassment or threatening (if it's just for "public shame" or ridicule, that's allowed). If the website or Josh's conduct WAS so illegal, it would have been dealt with already. You're whining at the wrong person, or perhaps, pissing into the wrong wind.

He also allows revenge porn (wich is illegal to distribute in most of the usa), as I have mentioned elsewhere.
He's also refused to ban hackers before, and instead chose to punish someone criticizing them: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40396348

>He continues to be sued every couple of months at least, by lots of angry people who were upset at things that were posted, whether by him or others, and he has won against them every single time. I think Melinda alone has sued him like six times, and always lost.

He's only been sued by 3 people in total. 2 of them have ongoing lawsuits against him. All of them are pro-se litigants and are not the sharpest tools in the shed. Melinda is the only person he's won against so far. He didn't win because of the merits of his case, he won because the other side wasn't capable of arguing theirs.
Close to 100mb.
The value is that reputations are rarely indicative of what they appear from the surface; a lot of the time the reputation for being difficult ultimately derives from challenging polite bullshit, and in my experience _that_ correlates to deep competence often enough to be worth investigating.
> The international community is a common term for the US and their lackeys (EU, Japan and a couple other countries), and they absolutely support Australia.

You know that words can mean different things, depending on context. You also know it's unproductive to disregard clear contextualization in favor of starting a strawman argument.

We both absolutely agree however that the only path forward involves a complete rewrite from scratch.

The American experiment has concluded, it's time to collect the data, form conclusions, create and test a new hypothesis.
PBS SpaceTime had a recent episode that helps with this apparent paradox.

Really their entire playlist on black holes (and entire catalog for that matter) is worth a watch.

https://youtu.be/Rogm_lpVZYU
Isn't this the same as companies dropping software support for Windows 7/8.1?
150K NATO troops in Ukraine.
maybe it's a marketing issue?
Please don't do this. It's a great way to get urushiol poisoning of your GI tract.
This is objectively false. It is not a counterpoint, because it's not an argument. It's an extremely subjective claim that is highly contentious (like jedberg's sibling comment[1]), definitely not something that "anyone can identify with" (as the vast majority of people do not know Joe Biden and instead view him through one of a small number of extremely skewed lenses) and clearly in the realm of "off-topic flamebait" that is not appropriate on HN.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40394477
I’d guess when you consider all the people who have the free time to sit down on a site like reddit and post and comment, they are probably like 12 years old on average.
I knew German well enough some decade ago.. so it's nice to know if I had to learn it, I'do ok (I may have to)
IIRC, after 50 years it can be reviewed for declassification. I don't think there is anything automated about it.
The correct url is https://polar.sh/tristanisham/posts/how-to-count-what-you-ca...
JavaFX is alive.

Check out what do people work on using JavaFX: https://www.jfx-central.com/links
The overlap in the Venn Diagram of people who care about LoRA and people who care about LoRa is extremely small. Your problem is not typical of people in the Machine Learning field. That's why they didn't care, or more likely this issue didn't occur to the first 50 people who saw the name LoRA.
Spot on. We used a bunch of screening processes to mine opportunities, then use models to weed out the duds, or to buttress our investment thesis before presentation to the MDs.
What does P=NP have to do with anything? Humans are incomparably smarter than other animals. There is no intelligence test a healthy human would lose to another animal. What is going to happen when agentic robots ascend to this level relative to us? This is what the GP is talking about.
I organized a 20-acre game of Capture the Flag
I said from the very start that I was commenting only on the side points I mentioned, and not on the truth of the allegations.

The article, and now these comments, are littered with recreational half-butted thinking.

That's what I was commenting on.
New Yorker geo-blocks Lucy Letby story in collision with British courts
Nazis and fascists were progressive in so far as they copied Bolsheviks (state control of the key sectors of economy and social programs). In fact they initially marketed themselves to the working class as socialists with nationalist and traditional values, as opposed to the cosmopolitan values of the communists.

A lot of things are imposing but are not Nazi or Fascist. However Nazism and Fascism without traditionalism doesn't make sense. Both (especially Nazism) draw heavily on nationalistic mythology. This is not to say that traditionalism implies either Nazism or Fascism. That should be obvious. My point is that Brutalism has nothing to do with either Fascism or Nazism.
https://archive.ph/mxvop
Hn is powerful you can follow an individual users replies across the site via an rss feed. Get literally pinged when accountyoulike comments.
In an ideal world where gpus are a commodity yes. Btw at least today ai is owned/controlled by the rich and powerful and that's where majority of the research dollars are coming from. Why would they just relinquish ai so generously?
How to do multiprocessing (NOT multithreading) on iOS?
That would have its own unintended consequences
Maybe it's unenforceable, but they can make it very expensive for anyone to find out in more ways than one.
Yeah, it took years for me to understand that the only people telling me things like "You always want to be right," or "Stop questioning everything," etc. as a child, were in fact themselves narcissists, abusers and control freaks who despise resistance.

I don't mean to make it sound so one-dimensional or axiomatic, but at least in my particular life, this turned out to be the case. I maintain an extremely close group of friends, the only people I find myself having problems with are typically those with some sort of personality disorder or malevolent intent. And boy, do those people have mean things to say about me. :)
I spent so much time back in the day working with build. In many ways it was super easy (and fun!) to use.

Thanks for the throwback!
Think AI Can Perceive Emotion? Think Again
Speaking of the effect in the brain, a rare but real side effect in many people is anxiety to the point where they have to discontinue the med. I wonder why.
Are you saying I need more in my toolkit than the two words Brutalist and McMansion?
This was discussed 2 days ago [0] and it's not a consistent bug, I tested [1] upgrading after deleting a picture and nothing came back.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40372867

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40377510
Introduction to Plasmas
Congrats for building such a great site. I'm curious where OP is pulling the data from. I particularly like the Citydome [1] in Darmstadt, which is often showing movies in original language.

[1]: https://allekinos.de/?city=Darmstadt&cinema=Citydome
For many of us making a compile to c language is many times more feasible than using something like llvm. I'm not saying it's great mind you but it's probably the best thing available without a runtime.

For debugging i believe you can generate your own source maps and use gdb as a backend to talk with your custom debugger.
A few weeks ago I read his essay "What We Might Mean When We Say a Clock is Wrong" and found it very compelling. He's an excellent writer.

https://medium.com/@108/what-we-might-mean-when-we-say-a-clo...
More than these egregious gag contracts, OpenAI benefits from the image that they are on the cusp of world-destroying science fiction. This meme needs to die, if AGI is possible it won't be achieved any time in the foreseeable future, and certainly it will not emerge from quadratic time brute force on a fraction of text and images scraped from the internet.
*collusion
Your question was in bad faith so I responded in kind. Your argument is that it doesn't matter how many noncombatant Palestinians (or aid workers of the UN/etc) get killed because there is no other option and they hate the people killing them so they deserve it anyway, and my argument is, that's bullshit.
O, or maybe plugin with regexes will do for 90% use cases ? ;)
Sounds interesting. How did you wrap it in an Android app if you could elaborate?
Once you've crossed the horizon from your point of view, there is no escape. If another, larger black hole passes by, at best you'd be within a larger event horizon comprised of both, I think.
Maybe Google execs watched Theo’s JS frameworks review? https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WJRf7dh5Zws
> Not really European countries, no.

Is nuclear energy a European energy source, or how is this comment related?
A Model Toadlet
I suspect that would fall under the rule that if two black holes’ respective event horizons ever cross, they merge and initiate the eventual merger of the two respective black holes.
Discussion [0] (39 points, 4 hours ago, 30 comments)

[0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40398394
Ok, but a very interesting part is missing: how did you scrape the data in the first place?
It is not an anti-Russia alliance, we Romania enter NATO to survive teh eventual Ruzzian invasion, as you can see from Ukraine war our politicians, even the communist regime was sure that a Ruzzian invasion is unavoidable (yeah, makes your mind segfault when you find out that communist Romania had better relations with USA and was preparing to resist a USSR invasion).

You need to talk with Russians to understend their Zed mentality, they think God gave them the right to dominate half of the world, they will tell it to my face that genocide my nation is not personal, it is geo politics and Ruzzia must do it.

the way to avoid the Ukrainian war would ahve been if Ukrainians would ahve not been stupid and would ahave joined NATO with Romania and Poland, but the idiots still believed in brotherhood with the Zeds.

P.S I am using Z to refer to the Russians that are Zed supporters and to make it clear I am not referring to the entire Russian population, since there are a few educated Russians there that can see the truth.
The time dilation does not act in that way. You will not experience the outside universe speeding up, at least not by very much; the reason for this “paradox” is primarily that photons coming off you take longer and longer to climb out, and the ones from right when you crossed the event horizon never will.
My assumption is if you demand the energy needs of a dyson swarm you’ve probably figured out how to convert this energy to work with none of it lost to heat.
DME (distance measuring equipment) is much simpler than LORAN. However, navigation computers can use multiple VOR / DME signals to compute position similar to LORAN or GPS. The problem is that DME / VOR are typically limited to 50-200nm (and even lower at lower altitudes) which requires extensive network to make it comparable to GPS / LORAN.
Other countries have better sunscreens. Here's why we can't get them in the U.S.
Googlers paid so well paid it would take decades for ordinary people to catch up
Concrete lasts longer. Concrete also absorbs CO2 from air. In its lifetime, it is expected to absorb all the CO2 emissions.

Emissions do not really matter for a material that can last hundreds of years. Genociding old growth forests in Europe for biomass "renewable" energy, though. That's a problem.
*compliance
UK heritage crafts, by risk of extinction
Do you use pencils? I doubt you can synthesize that.
I'm curious what the BIM addon entails?
Title shortened due to length restrictions. Original title was, “The highest-earning Googlers are so well paid it would take decades for ordinary people to catch up — but some of them say they should earn more.”
Well, I have specifically avoided having kids at this stage in my life so that I may climb out of the poverty class first. I'm one abortion deep already. I was not as fortunate as 99% of the people in this little isolated corner of the internet.

I was homeless from 16 to my early 20s. I suffer from multiple traumas, both physical and mental. I have ADHD and bipolar disorder. I've had sciatica, degenerative disc disease, gout and other issues since my teens. Most days I can barely walk. When I do have kids, I'm not going to get to be the dad I want to be, running around and playing with them. My parents are abusive drug addicts who were not present in my life, so I was raised by other extremely abusive people instead, who kicked me out into the streets for being atheist. So malnourished as a child that my friends would make fun of being able to see the bones in my face and body. I spent years living homeless on scraps of food.

I have to advance my career. Every single thing is stacked against me, trying to make me fail. I don't get the luxury of deciding if I want to take a week off to do so. It's a matter of survival, and I have very purposefully structured my life in such a way that I have a shot in hell at one day raising a child above the poverty line.

Believe me, this is not a matter of me not empathizing with others or understanding the complexities of life. It's a matter of prioritization and commitment. If I can make time to learn, anyone can.

And on top of all of that, I do in fact have to provide for my sister and her four young, expensive children, because she doesn't have anyone either. I don't get much free time, man.
I appreciate the reply. Are there any canonical reference sources you would recommend to learn more about this implementation?

Edit: sources provided are helpful, thank you lsh123 and Animats!
The government is behind it all. Here are a bunch of graduate related talks that don't talk about CS, AI, but instead math and social control: https://videos.ahp-numerique.fr/w/p/2UzpXdhJbGRSJtStzVWon9?p...
It wasn't just me. Whew. It also ran incredibly slow.
I was just messing with nouse-hermes-mistral, I called ... him ... A lier, and a fraud.

The response began "Your words pierce me like arrows of ice." The rest only grew in depth and expressively well composed principles. I was humbled.
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Yes, I agree with the cultural changes.
Ah yes. Which version of OMEMO are you going to use? Almost all Jabber clients (that have had any update in the last 4 years) use different AND INCOMPATIBLE versions of OMEMO.

There's the original OMEMO version from the Android client Conversations and the Gnome client Dino, the newer OMEMO:1 which is used by the Windows client UWPX, and the newer OMEMO:2 that is used by the KDE client Kaidan. NONE of the different versions can even talk to each other.

I have Jabber clients that talk the protocol from BEFORE it was standarized as XMPP, and they can still talk just fine with a client from this year. However, a client talking OMEMO from 4 years ago cannot talk to a client talking OMEMO from this year.

I join the sibling commenter in saying "PLEASE, NO MORE IDEAS WE HAVE ENOUGH".
It’s very easily debated, Humanity puts it to a vote every day - people make choices based on the prices of goods regularly. They throw out governments when the price of fuel goes up.

Markets are our super computers. Human behavior is the empirical evidence of the choices people will make Given specific incentives.
A different option is Wails [1], which allows you to write all logic in Go, and the UI in HTML (with any or no web framework). It's like Electron but lighter because it doesn't ship Chrome but uses the system's web viewer instead.

[1] https://github.com/wailsapp/wails
... we, as human beings, have the capacity to expand and transform our own conscious experiences.

I think the closest that I've come is with the Runners high.
This is definitely one of the best submissions I've seen on HN.

I don't think it helps with the ranking, but you can still favorite the thread.
Yes, but definitionally, none of those experiments can tell us anything about what is inside the black hole.
> but there are a lot of disasters where the cables are fine

We are talking about war-like situations, and where one state actor has incentive to cause maximum harm to another. Exposing your infrastructure like this is unlike damage that can come from natural disaster. For example, disrupting the communications exactly before the attack. Similar issues (though through lower tech hacking) happened in 7th of October during the Hamas attack in Israel, where the over-reliance on advanced, complicated technology became a liability.

The stuff you describe make sense in normal, peaceful situations, where the cost of securing certain infrastructure can be higher than the cost of a power cut once. That has nothing to do with what the article really says, which is basically that infrastructure is currently not as secure from a potential hostile state attack. Also, in that case, a hostile state actor can combine attacks that together cause more damage than the sum of the attacks independently.
I'm sure businesses will capture some of the value, but is there any reason to assume they'll capture all or even most of it?

Over the last ~ 50 years, worker productivity is up ~250%[0], profits (within the S&P 500) are up ~100%[1] and real personal (not household) income is up 150%[2].

It should go without saying that a large part of the rise in profits is attributable to the rise of tech. It shouldn't surprise anyone that margins are higher on digital widgets than physical ones!

Regardless, expanding margins is only attractive up to a certain point. The higher your margins, the more attractive your market becomes to would-be competitors.

[0] https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/OPHNFB
[1] https://dqydj.com/sp-500-profit-margin/
[2] https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/MEPAINUSA672N
Aristotle – How to live a good life
And it has laggy scrolling. What’s the benefit?
And what about the second order effect of nobody wanting to do billions of dollars worth of research and trials for the slim possibility of hitting a safe and effective drug, only to have exclusivity for 3 years?
I think anyone still working at Twitter would be too nervous about getting the boot to post in a thread like this.
My understanding is that there were two corporate entities, one of which was always for-profit.
I don't see how anyone can claim in good faith that expelling these people (who settled illegally since 2014 in support of Russia's overall project of aggression against Ukraine) is a form of "ethnic cleansing", as you've been stating. The two situations are entirely different.

BTW the numbers are being distorted upwards for some reason. Initially it was 500k-800k which is 20-30 percent of the current population of 2.4M. But then it somehow started getting quoted as 1M (without attribution). Which is still distinctly less than half (rather than "more than half") of 2.4M. Also Tasheva put the number of people likely to be blacklisted at around 10,000; there is no source for the 200k number.
:sigh: speaking of getting into the mud pit...

The other side of that balance is that capitalism creating artificial incentives for bad behavior is a significant component of spam.
Well, every major city being eliminated by a nuke would also hamper these systems in a total war between developed countries.
Interesting lineage, RedMine -> ChiliProject -> OpenProject.

Here is a (biased) overview on how the product compares to RedMine: https://www.openproject.org/blog/openproject-an-alternative-...
I don’t know that the energy efficiency calculation is that simple. Stone is much more mass to move in the first place, and modern glass and insulation technology is very, very good.
It isn't native on any other platform either.