skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
imho the whole GenAI and artists and luddites thing is way overblown and mis-characterized. The outputs simply aren't up to snuff and people hates it. The negative emotional outrage comes first, then the logical explanation ex post facto, everyone can see that.

By the way, I have one of numerous back-burner ideas about the GenAI rage problem - why isn't anyone trying to "close the loop", like by attaching a gaze tracking and mood detecting device to a human(like a camera pointed at such tool's developer) and chaos monkeying the image with noise, maybe with a bit of help from generative algorithms, until the human is satisfied? Then operation log of that monkey tool can be put into GAN side of diffusion or made into a new tag for embedding or something.

I think that saves everyone's time a lot. There shouldn't be ethical concerns to it, at least to same degree that running A/B tests on unsuspecting bunch is considered totally ethical and morally acceptable.
> I wonder how it could be obtained.

Reverse engineering and a huge amount of free time.
Show HN: We made a Public Inventory to Track and Showcase Fashion Stock
Yeah most chips don't get stuff like a discrete version [1] or a furniture recreation [2].

1: https://shop.evilmadscientist.com/productsmenu/652

2: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.instructables.com/Giant-555...
> that more technologically advanced polities must necessarily be malicious.

Europeans came to Africa, India and Americas with some better tech. How benevolent were europeans?
Techniques for Building a Resilient and Secure Code Pipeline
"he's clearly losing Crimea". how?
Getting the data is always the hard part for stock apps. My experience has been that it’s very difficult to get up to date data for free. You’ll probably have to pay for an API. You’ll probably want to anyway so that you aren’t juggling several free APIs to get the same data, or so you’re working with a mature, easy to use, RESTful API. I’ve worked with stock market APIs that are miserable to use.
No, not really. It's less a decompilation and more a specialization of a dynamic recompiling (JIT) emulator w/ this specific ROM - the performance increase is dramatically less than a true emulation would be. For example, an "add" instruction gets compiled down to something like 4 x64 instructions - fetch the input registers from the CPU context (in memory), do the actual add, store the result. A real recompilation would be one x64 instruction and no memory accesses.

In this specific implementation, from what I can see looking at the generated assembly, the C compiler's optimization options are further limited because they don't pass the CPU context around as a restrict *, so aliasing concerns often require the compiler to emit real memory reads/writes for every memory access, and prevent many other optimizations too. (Even something like QEMU TCG isn't much worse than this - TCG can and will, IIRC, quite happily yoink target (MIPS) registers into CPU registers for an entire TB (slightly broader than a basic block), it only needs to spill them back to the CPU context at the end of a TB.)
Those conditions only apply to weapons the US and close allies have given to Ukraine. Do you think Ukraine would be better or worse off without America's help? The kind of ungrateful rhetoric your comment exemplifies creates a "no good deed goes unpunished" dynamic which embitters the American public against further military aid to Ukraine.

Be grateful for what is given and don't blame failures on your few charitable benefactors.
Elm is a fun language to work with.
Mormons are organized as a political and economic force in nearby Utah, hence the interest. They also try to wield power outside the church, as when they funded CA Prop. 8 and AZ Prop. 102, nationwide political campaigns, etc.

If you want to see HN address Muslim issues in the US, search “Sharia”.
Cheap relative to modern military equipment. Some bombs that US army uses cost north of $200,000 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GBU-53/B_StormBreaker

Some of them are relatively cheap though: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GBU-27_Paveway_III
I mean the stock market is objectively overvalued and the economics are leaning toward a recession
A Tomahawk cruise missile is about 1.3 million dollars
Goodluck replicating and replacing a leyendecker or a Gibson or a Rockwell. Getting to that level of technical proficiency is more than just settling into a style.
Yes, but also scary that it can produce meaningful fluff that will move you and you can't tell the difference.
>How do you type in lap position?

Easily. Spoken as someone who's owned a number of these devices and who prefers to work while sitting on a couch or comfy chair. The kickstand and keyboard work great on your lap. Whatever fear you have simply isn't a reality.
i wonder whether limiting human ambition to very specific (maybe one might argue lower effort, hopefully that's not too callous of a term) goals is actually somewhat of a detriment, in that, if you aim for goals that are far more grandiose, then the likelyhood of a breakthrough for something like unlimited clean water for all of earth is actually a higher probability.

presumably focusing on long distance spaceflight will need inventions within the drinking water realm, and reusable <insert thing here> with very tight resources/constraints.

surely this is the smarter way to think about this kind of thing?
https://usocket.common-lisp.dev/
why is high export quality fiddly with ffmpeg?
Some landlords solve this by making the tenant pay the insurance on the rental. That way high risk groups get higher effective rent without the landlord having to look discriminatory.
Critical Git vulnerability allows RCE when cloning repositories with submodules
Your dignified belief in the supremacy of human ingenuity will be cold comfort to the young artists struggling to find employment
You're making this harder than it needs to be. Things that have self awareness via an internal world map can be considered conscious, meaning self aware. A rock has no such mechanism. Most animals including humans do.
The entire congress itself has been holding back budget actions, including aid to Ukraine this year. The lend lease act has started May 2022, when it was too late to punch back hard. It ended in Q3 2023 without bringing tanks, pcs on time in 2022.
I didn’t think that photographers had the cash, I thought that developers handling photos in some way had cash. Such as the various AI photo generator sites that might want to homogenize the style of images they create for ads, headshots, etc.

For actual photographers, they’re probably manipulating all of the photos on their own computers with Desktop software.

Photoshop’s pricing for this is 15 cents per image which is prohibitively expensive for nearly any image generation use case.

That’s actually the type of tool I was playing around with implementing when I came across this as an issue I wanted to solve for myself.
Its tough because its hard to nail them otherwise but its still an easy decision. Do not do stuff that erodes the right to private communication.
I thought this was like that one Twilight Struggle companion digital board that was pretty much the physical board but digital (which allows you to play with just the cards) since this covers just the resources mat. Still neato though.
There is now the GLSDB (Ground-Launched Small Diameter Bomb) which is supposed to be a cheap, longish-range (~ 150 km) guided bomb built on top of the GBU-39 platform. It was developed by Boeing and Saab.

Ukraine has had it since earlier this year.

Apparently, it is not being as effective as one would've hoped though due to heavy Russian GPS jamming [1]

[0] https://www.saab.com/products/ground-launched-small-diameter...

[1] https://www.twz.com/land/have-ground-launched-small-diameter...
As a post-Calculus introduction to Julia and other similar mathematical computing languages, this doesn't seem like a bad thing to do. Understanding how to use one of these at a high level is pretty useful, and any time I have to do real math for work, Mathematica makes things a lot easier. R and Matlab are also big in the space, but iPython notebooks with SymPy might also work (although SymPy is comparatively underpowered in comparison).
Tesla didn't spearhead that though, in fact they were very late. It was initiated by German manufacturers in the early 2010's.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/48-volt_electrical_system
From Google Gemini:

- This is an article about artificial consciousness.

- It discusses whether it is possible to create artificial consciousness by studying the human brain.

- The authors argue that some features of the human brain are necessary for consciousness.

- These features include a specific biochemical makeup and slow information processing speed.

- Current AI technology does not have these features.

- The article concludes that it is unlikely that AI will achieve human-level consciousness in the near future.
Isomnia 9.2.0
I see why one might think that, if they lacked all knowledge of the history of region and Russia’s involvement.
i did it does a ton of allocations, which is why i made a simple maxheap implementation and then sort the final result
Yeah, Reddit is pretty bad when it comes to trying to have well reasoned discussions with people.
Funny story, but at the same time, got seems fine about hallucinating by itself. At least a little.
To be fair, pulling out a professional video editor for small changes is like learning emacs to edit some config files. You don't need 99% of the features.

Also as an FYI to everyone, FFmpeg does support nVidia GPU acceleration but it might not be enabled in your build. So check if you use it a lot.
Creativity (and imagination) are the aspects of cognition that most intrigue me in terms of the advancement of AI. Probabilistically, it's easy to be creative; you just generate many variations on a theme. But it's choosing the theme imaginatively and exploring those ramifications of the change that lead to surprise and intrigue in the mind of the audience that make a variation fruitful and compelling. The cognitive skill to choose just the right variation that leads to wonderment is ineffable. I think it exists NOWHERE in words, thus the essential cost function needed to be creative is both unstated and unintuitable (at least by a mind that lacks the ability to reason). Thus I see no way a LLM will be ever able to acquire that skill through stochastic parrotry from the available fodder -- the human narrative.

Even after the impressive advances we have seen in the fluid expression of natural language in LLMs, I remain convinced that blindly generating and testing variations in prose will NEVER create a Shakespearian sonnet. So whither superintelligence if it lacks creativity?
That's what you want, not what is going to happen. I've seen an uncountable number of similar "predictions" in 2022. Where are those trolls now?
If two executives talk across a table during lunch, is it required to record it? What if they sit across the table from each other and send text messages over Signal instead of talking... is that somehow different where it would be required to record the conversation for all to see?

Where does personal privacy start and end?
Off-topic, but I would one day like to start a tech hub there called "Sicilian Valley". An ideal place for techies from northern Europe to spend the winter. Rent an office with your team for a week or two and have a great time.
Why is T-Mobile the worst?
Related:

Tool to statically recompile N64 games into native executables

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40325531
How do we protect people’s livelihoods without engraining regulatory capture? Interested in HN’s thoughts.

 It won’t matter in a few years when AGI kills us all.
This post is really making me want to order one of Ben Eater's 8 bit computer kits
Most of what I read actually referenced 20% as an average for paid waitlists if there’s a fast enough turnaround behind a release. Here’s one example:

https://www.lennysnewsletter.com/p/what-is-good-waitlist-con...

Obviously not without proper diligence!
All of them share the same reciever and generally the same frequency bands. Jamming one, jams them all.
New research shows gas stove emissions contribute to 19,000 deaths annually
In a 2min search,

https://www.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments/150orlb/enterp...

"So, on page 8's graphs, they show that 800GB-3800GB 3D-TLC SSDs had a very low "total drive failure" rate. But as soon as you got to 8000GB and 15000GB, the drives had a MASSIVE increase in risk that the entire drive has hardware errors and dies, becomes non-responsive, etc."

Study: https://www.usenix.org/system/files/fast20-maneas.pdf

(with video): https://www.usenix.org/conference/fast20/presentation/maneas
Indeed. I find it baffling how hard it is to just make lightweight edits to videos on Windows. At a bare minimum I would like to clip a video, or crop or change audio tracks. My cheat sheet of ffmpeg commands still remains to be the easiest way for me to do this.
Yeah, this is what I was thinking.
I thought they were the best in class. What's the alternatives?
Yep, you're right. But idk why you phrased that like it's a rebuttal to my criticism. This is another failure of our economic system, for incentivising the owners of art production to churn out literal mindless slop to cut costs, instead of safe guarding artists and creators for the sake of their intrinsic value to society and humanity.

Since, of course, they must eternally seek to reproduce capital to the detriment of everything else.
Literally the first thing I put in my comment was "higher fuel consumption".
Where do you get your news from if I may ask ?
Trying a new UI for AI driven search (feedback welcome)
Well, perhaps somebody fiddled with the timeline and destroyed the future we deserved and stranded us in this shit. They probably made a lot of money in the process. A new reason to hate the billionaires
I wonder how to do it on macOS then. I have several external SSDs and none of them can be trimmed.
Why an RV?
yes. K8s is fine, but keep your db out of it.
OK.

Philosophical zombies react to external events in exactly the same way as normal people, including internally, but we are told they lack conscious experience. Thus the thought experiment is set up from the start to find that conscious experience is something non-physical - or else the p-zombies don't really do what they're claimed to do, which is to react identically to everyone else.

There's a dubious implication that conscious experience is completely cryptic, with no effect on the outside world (such as a person speaking the words "I consciously experienced that"), or at least that all such effects are shallow enough that they can be perfectly faked. If this is true, we ought to question why it's such a big deal. What's so great about consciousness? Why associate it with rights?

The Knowledge Argument is about a scientist who learns "everything" about colors intellectually but doesn't see them until years later, and seeing a red tomato is a revelatory experience even after all that book-learning, so it implies that experiences are beyond knowledge, or beyond physics, or beyond tomatoes or something. But really all it shows is that intellectual learning is dry and dusty and limited. Like with the p-zombies, the premise is wrong. The scientist didn't really learn everything before having the experience, but could have done in principle but for the limits of communication, description, and simulation as we know those things presently. (And then the real experience would not have had any surprising or revelatory quale about it.)
In the US there is no option, the politics of both Democrats and Republicans support Israel heavily, one reason is to protect US' interest in the region, another is being anti-antisemitic.

The same cannot be said for (denial of) climate change, or at least not for the hoax guy that represented the Republicans.
Picassa, which Google killed.
I have a Breville Control Freak (which is a plug-in induction stovetop) and it's amazing. Far better than gas on its own merits, and without the problems of combusting methane indoors. Moreover, Impulse now sells a full-on range: https://www.impulselabs.com/ with an integrated battery, so that it can be plugged into any standard 120v outlet. To my mind, and in my experience, the alternatives to gas today are amazing and should be better appreciated.
It is always faster in all cases from my experience. It should not, but it is. Try.
It's Bel not Bell; fix headline.
Lol, that's not how war and peace works.
Ukraine needs more airplanes themselves. With F16 they could shoot down russias Su-34.
GLSDB is, as the “Ground Launched” indicates, not the same thing as an aerial glide bomb, but is instead a warhead for GMLRS rockets fired from launchers like the HIMARS.’

EDIT: OTOH, its based on the SDB, which is a (small, 250lb) glide bomb with decent (40km) range whichthe US has currently only integrated the on the F-15E Strike Eagle, which Ukraine doesn’t have. There’s a long list of other potential future carriers envisioned by the US (including the F-16, which Ukraine will soon be operating), and integrating Western weapons with Soviet-design aircraft has been happening a fair amount in Ukraine, so if the problems affecting GLSDB were solved, SDB would be a real possibility for them, as well.
do you think a big reason you signed up is that these are brands you were already aware of?
I've played Quern for several hours but couldn't bring myself to care as much about the puzzles or, more importantly, walking around the world.

It was not too bad, but my memory of Riven is so much stronger. Maybe I should replay it instead, just to walk through this beautiful world again, even without solving all the puzzles (the puzzles are IMO not why you play it). Riven evoked this constant feeling of wonder with the sounds and short cut-scenes adding a lot to the atmosphere.

There was this place where you walk down towards the water with a beast sitting there in the sun, and that scene almost has a smell to it. Or maybe my memory is colouring it all rosy now.
Different approach to waging war. The West is focused on disabling military targets, Russians wage total war without distinction between military and civilian targets. Therefore, Western weapons only need to destroy a rocket launcher vehicle, Russians are ok with pulverising the whole village around it. Details like war crimes are not really a thing they loose sleep over. They have gotten away with so many why would they care now?
So, we have got the following project management software (including plane.so) on HN main page in the last 48 hours:

- https://www.openproject.org/

- https://worklenz.com/

- https://plane.so/
Tell me about the server in your attic. I’m in Florida and so putting tech in my attic seems like a bad idea. Is your attic/loft air conditioned? Do you live in a cold climate?

My RTX 3090 is literally unusable upstairs. I have it in a closet downstairs and that closet gets quite toasty, but I would imagine the Florida attic will take it to junction temp at idle.

I’ve also thought about putting some kind of ventilation system in an upstairs closet that pushes warm air into the attic but that too seems like it could be a bad idea.
So, we have got the following project management software (including openproject.org) on HN main page in the last 48 hours:

- https://worklenz.com/

- https://plane.so/

- https://www.openproject.org/
So, we have got the following project management software (including worklenz.com) on HN main page in the last 48 hours:

- https://plane.so/

- https://www.openproject.org/

- https://worklenz.com/
Vision only FSD cannot work 100% reliably
There might be more important things to write to your local authority about.
It said "Just five more minutes, Mom" and went back to sleep.
In 2124 someone will synthesize your consciousness from this and other posts and tell "you" about the results.
In the narrow sense of principle, indeed principles can stand in the way of wisdom. A more wide definition of principle could be that you have them, but that they can change out of, for example, wisdom.

Principles are 'wrong' just like scientific models are wrong. Over time, scientific models get replaced by other models that are less wrong.

What I want to say actually : there is no Right or Meaning just like there is no Truth. There's only (wise) man's search for it.
https://readcomiconline.li/Comic/Transmetropolitan/Issue-8?i...

Enjoy.

This comic series and specifically this issue is what made me fascinated about cryonics as a teen.
>Speed limits that have absolutely zero enforcement; so much so, that attempting to actually drive at the limit is a road hazard!

Speed limits really don't do anything other than let local authorities say they're "doing something." People will drive as fast as they feel comfortable to do so, which is primarily a function of road design. No one is going to follow a 25 MPH posted limit on a straight unobstructed 4-lane road.
they are for Truffle-based language implementations https://chrisseaton.com/rubytruffle/pldi17-truffle/pldi17-tr...
How does that solve the problem?

Judging by my previous addiction, I would say youtube desktop and youtube mobile experience is on par, also I believe TikTok is more comfortable on mobile(I never used it though). Same applies for the rest of social media. When you are sitting in a class and splitting your attention between what is being taught and your distraction, that distraction is unlikely to be some serious activity, because serious activities demand full attention

So you have a choice:

- make-yourself-a-desktop which is time-consuming, has dubious reward(what linux can do that Windows/MacOS can't?[1]) and is not comfortable to use everywhere

- phone that gives you all the means to distract yourself, is always in your pocket and requires no effort

If you don't explicitly aim to avoid the latter path I don't see any reason to choose your method

[1]: Having said that, I would never put windows on a personal computer. Answering my own question, there are certainly needs where Linux fits better, but for general desktop not so much
While building a highly customisable inventory app, we realized that resellers often struggled with keeping up their stock and not only that, they also had a hard time showing them off in a nice manner: the resellers we worked with, usually had Instagram stores or private Facebook group which... did not give a good customer experience to say the least. :/

Upon one of our customers' request, we added a public inventory view, which he and his customers absolutely loved! This single feature quickly became our main selling point, so we quickly pivoted into providing a "public inventory for fashion resellers".
> Amazon says it has acted properly in response to FTC demands to ensure the preservation of relevant evidence. The company says it gave executives “explicit instructions on how to disable Signal’s DM [disappearing messages] feature.” A copy of those instructions has been provided to the FTC, according to Amazon’s filing.

Amazon's 'explicit instructions' on keeping messages visible: either a move for clarity or a masterclass in corporate subtlety.
I wanted to print out one of those flipbooks I had as a kid, where the frames are printed and as the pages are flipped it looks like a movie.

Is that something ffmpeg could do?

Is there any good resource for recipes like these?
Well, these are like other regulations too. Some incumbent gets in, lobbies, makes laws and pulls the ladder up behind them.

Similar to how cannabis rolled out in USA. Now many places require single-use RFID from the sole provider. Get in and then form the laws to build your business.
That’s why I found the search volume interesting. It seemed like there was more overlap between developers and photography tools than I thought.