skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think you're over-estimating common sense.

If consumers don't have it spelled out to them as obviously as possible, they won't realize. People way under estimate how calorically dense modern processed food is. It's one part of why there's an obesity epidemic basically everywhere.

Considering Heart Disease is the #1 killer in the US right now, I think it wouldn't be unreasonable to start treating these foods more like how we treat cigarettes.
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This isn't a valid Show HN. Rules: https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html

Off topic: blog posts, sign-up pages, newsletters, lists,..
Funnily enough the main keyboard I use is a split, columnar, Dvorak board. I also use a lot of tools that people like to attach to their identity: SwayWM (tiling wm user), Lisp and Scheme (Lisper and Schemer), GNU/Linux... I do not see these at all as a part of my identity. I think making these a part of my creates an aversion to change, and therefore progress.

Historically I have even used distros that people heavily identify with and call "end game distros", like Arch Linux, Gentoo, and NixOS. The former two I used for years each. I eventually have landed on GNU Guix, since for me it has worked better than anything else I've tried for my needs.

I really mean it when I say we should identify with our tools less. You may consciously identify with tools that you want to solidify as a part of yourself even with the potential aversion to progress which that may include. I can't think of any tools I would do that for though.
Another data point: I didn't.
> Big Tech thinks it can plant trees better than everyone else

They are not able to write software "better than everyone else". Why would they be better at planting trees ?
That looks great! I like that it covers both NVDA and VoiceOver.

I couldn't find any video or audio examples on the site, but it's possible I didn't look hard enough.
Be gone, vile rectangle
The last time I built a ROM (in the 90's) it had 7 free bytes of space. That was not a coincidence. It was larger than that and then optimized until it hit a nice power of two and then I stopped optimizing.
OpenSSF Siren: Security for One, Security for All
I was so confused how so many people at the time didn't think it was clearly reasonable. The man has already taken over an "open" AI company and subverted its non-profit mission and governing structure. I was sympathetic to the employees who didn't want to see their giant equity compensation evaporate, but how anyone else looked at that power struggle and thought he was on the right side of it remains beyond me.
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I stopped buying Samsung phones a while ago when they made them impossible to unlock and install custom roms.
I'm merely stating the sometimes brutal reality of art and its real (intrinsic) vs. perceived value. When a society needs to respond to a challenge, art is among the first things that are put aside due to its unnecessary nature (lack of intrinsic value). Namely in times of war or disasters.

I've also only touched on how art has lost perceived value over time regardless, which I feel is in large part due to there being more and more an oversupply of artists as time goes on. "AI" accelerates this as I've said, but the trend itself has been around for a long time.
I feel like that's actually a counterexample. At least most people with mastodon.social as their home server will probably not have a backup of their followed/following graph and never be able to recover.
> Tenure

And how do you think that gets decided?

> those who get cited the most

And how do you get cited without first getting published in a peer-reviewed publication?

> whoever manages to shmooze their way onto the grant review board

Do you think it's possible to do that without a publication record?

> whoever has been doing “good” work in a space

As decided by whom?

The point is that the current system is based on a small cadre of people assessing each other's work on the assumption that they are all competent and trustworthy. The bigger the community, the easier it becomes to game the system, and the bigger the incentives to do so, and so the less reliable traditional peer review becomes as a predictor of scientific quality. To say nothing of the sheer horrible inefficiency. It takes months to do something that should take days. If anything was ever ripe for disruption, it's peer review.

BTW, here is an example of what happens when someone actually sets out to game the system and is fairly good at it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODgYbmmgOss
Of course, all computation is just setting up some physical stuff in such a way that, after the laws of physics play themselves out for a while, that physical stuff will be in a new state, and you'll be able to interpret your desired result from that new state.
I never said you can avoid it altogether, just mitigate exposure. Re-read my comment please
Tweeting a single word, a pronoun no less, is a "very high relation". And that is a legal bar?

Most people have never heard of Her. It wasn't a very big movie, especially outside tech circles. Most of my friends who aren't in tech would have no clue that Altman was referring to an AI in a movie.
I do not agree with your premise that hiring a manager from outside of an organization is inherently doomed to failure.
Crows "count" the number of self-generated vocalizations
Wait whos lives are made worse by ChatGPT? I have not yet seen a claim like this
I have not had problem which cannot be solved with Openscad. Except those cases when the object is 3D-scanned and then I use Blender.

At one particular case I had a scanned model but I remade the same thing in Openscad and checked that those two match visually in Blender.

There are Openscad generators, but they do not try to find any fancy algorithms, they just map the surface. But oneday somebody makes real Openscad scanner.
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So how do you think local ordinances get passed into law? I'm not talking about congresses next trillion dollar bill.
Looks promising -- I have been using Simple.css: https://simplecss.org/

A cursory look suggests that matcha.css is a little more advanced. Will give it a shot.
My boss says I should disregard physics when solving a problem produced by... physics.

Yeah.
I don’t care what he says. Last I checked he’s free to say whatever he likes. Attempts to police the speech of others should be no more socially acceptable than farting in a crowded elevator. I care what he actually accomplishes. If his being a little unhinged leads to greater accomplishments, that’s a worthwhile tradeoff in my book.
What if I don't want to deal with these problems in the first place
Fair enough. In case this was a counter, best make sure you get the overflow logic right. The normal 64 bit wrapping won't kick in if you're just able to (de) seriaize only 61 bits.

Or (depending on the context of this counter) you may never want to overflow at all - in which case you're best of with a variable length representation that is open ended (like r or python arbitrary precision)
The mainboard and FaceID sensor are paired so you can’t ‘trick’ the phone into letting you in with a dummy FaceID sensor.
It doesn't matter if they "could" have made a copy of her voice if they didn't actually do it, and the voice actress who recorded Sky's voice is saying just that.
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Maybe we don’t need a new model, but rather just accepting that the universe can be two seemingly opposite things at the same time

Like the particle/wave duality

Maybe the whole universe is both quantum and not, at the same time. And we just perceive it differently at different scales. Like with a stroboscopic light, we might perceive things differently depending on how we are sampling (and not necessarily because the thing is different)
At HomeLight we migrated from Heroku to Porter and it has been great. The team has been super helpful, the platform as stable as you can get, and the cost savings have been tremendous.

I’d highly recommend Porter as the place to go to get started these days. I don’t see any reason that we will migrate away in the next few years, if ever.
In this context the edge is a fancy word to say "serverless". It just means that your PHP interpreter will be started on-demand on a node closer to your customer's request.

So if your website receives no requests, it costs you nothing. And requests have less latency for the user.

That's the theory anyway, in my experience reality is a lot more nuanced because the serverless node still has to reach a database and so on.
Sure, but I don't see what that has to do with the choice of publication venue. All of these things happen in traditional peer-review publications too.
You need people talking about the papers. Because they're so dense, I'd focus on just one specific niche topic, and get people versed in that subfield talking about it on there. And start with just 5 papers for people to talk about. Then once you get that going, slowly expand.
iTerm2 removes AI feature from core, creates separate plugin
There are about 260,836,730 adults over the age of 18 in the US as of 2022, so 14.7 million daily drinkers seems relatively low:

https://datacenter.aecf.org/data/tables/6538-adult-populatio...
Nope! Plenty of people get drowsy effects from non-drowsy antihistamines. It is different for everyone (though, again, I am not a doctor!)
If you have to do something cannabis is probably the better option especially if you eat it instead of smoking it. I stopped drinking 5 years ago and my blood pressure dropped from like ~135/90 down to ~115/75 most readings. Now coffee is my only vice.
symptoms can change through time, and be triggered by life events. It can be that a person had the coping mechanisms for one manifestation of symptoms, but due to external events, they don't work anymore.

The book I'm reading, Taking Charge of Adult ADHD, mentions that for an evaluation and diagnosis to be reliable in adulthood, the current form of symptoms should be happening for the past 6 months.

great book btw, highly recommend it.
The “edge” in this case is the browser (from a pure WASM standpoint, though I see these guys also offer a hosted serverless version too).

For most general-purpose applications, there’s no point to WASM. But some apps may run specific functions which take a long time (e.g. bulk/batch processing), and being able to execute those tasks securely on the client side provides immediate feedback and better UX.

That’s just one use case. Another is that WASM makes PHP portable, in the sense it can run in any web browser without the need for a back-end server. Lots of potential opportunities for distributing software which runs completely locally.
Does it still get software updates? Not just the apps, but also the operating system. If not, you definitely should not use it anymore.

Not only because of security issues in software, but also because of possibly revoked certificates. And newer, safer, web protocols. Also strange if your bank still supports it.

Hardware might be fine when it comes to being speedy enough, but may also have issues.A digital device still working is just not good enough anymore.
Psyche-C: automatic compilation of partially-available C programs
It's harder to be funny in social situations but the mornings are a lot better. :-)
Nb PHP is already really fast. Some major things built on it are slow, mostly due to things like poor data access patterns or architecture, but its culture since the beginning has basically been “get out of PHP and into C as fast as possible” and it shows (this is basically the trick to any scripting language “being fast”, PHP just embraced it hard from the very beginning).

If you’re on PHP and need more speed in the language itself, basically every other scripting language (yes, including Node) is off the table immediately. Lateral move at best.

(All that to say, yeah, I entirely expected that the headline would lead to an article about making PHP slower)
What specifically are you asking for? People to write content for you?
I don't need to heed the article because actually I pay attention where attention is deserved, that is, to the studies. If you had any, you would've shared them by now, which is to say you don't have any, and therefore your words are void.

Note to other readers: These are the kind of people that want to keep polluting your water without even sharing any studies to demonstrate its safety.
But recall isn’t that, it’s just a log of everything you type and do with the computer for attackers to compromise.

So that what, it opens your calendar in the morning? You don’t need anything like what recall is doing to achieve shit like that, you sure as heck don’t need “AI”
You can see plenty of discussion elsewhere in this thread regarding how similar the result actually ended up being.

All I'm saying in the comment you are replying to is that it's incorrect to claim that Altman's saying that "the goal was specifically to copy 'Her'".
Yes I know, and? Thats why I mentioned NVME
What are the APIs related to this named?
> Less motivated.
> It just sucks the life out of you.

Is that exclusive to drinking?
And EU is totally fine with this?

Should force them to open source it.
There are some steps you can take to improve things, but avoiding them altogether seems impossible. I certainly didn't mean to imply that individuals could do much here. That is sort of the point: we're trapped by the bulk preferences of society. If no one made polyester clothing, no one would be able to buy any. It's the consumer preference for cheaper fabrics which have contributed in this case. Anyhow, no one can wholesale avoid plastic usage. (for instance, I'm typing this on a computer. Trying finding a computer without any plastics.) But, there are things you can do to at least improve things.

Recycling:

- Never, ever recycle plastics. Plastic recycling strongly contributes to microplastics due to the cleansing process. Plastic is also not like glass or metal, either. It's getting one more go-around before entering the landfill in any case.

Clothing:

- Avoid polyester fleece at all costs.

- Avoid polyester as much as possible.

- If you own polyester fabrics, wash them as little as possible.

- Prioritize cotton, linen, or wool for all fabric purchases.

Food:

- Avoid anything heated or prepared in plastic, such as microwave meals, microwave popcorn, street food, etc.

- Local farm share is an option for some.

Driving:

- Tire particles are the biggest contributor most don't think about. So, drive less, if you can.
This is incorrect, the primary job of an on-call rotation is to satisfy customers.

It’s usually much better ROI to publicly acknowledge an issue if the resolution is not going to be single digit minutes, as it massively reduces the incoming query/support burden
And now they’re gaslighting. Sam and open AI need to man up, apologize and move on. Pretending it didn’t happen will just make it worse.
No, actually it is saying that every governor since 1882 (except, by implication of “yet”, the current one implied to exist) is also dead, not just that the 1882 governor is dead. Of course, in the limit case if there were no governors after 1882 (except the current one, if any) it would just say the one in 1882 was dead, but there were, in fact, 24 or 25, depending on exactly when in 1882 the tortoise arrived (not sure on that), subsequent governors before the position was abolished with home rule which quickly transitioned into independence.

Which makes the “yet” weird, but I suppose it admits the possibility that the office might be restored before the tortoise dies, and the tortoise might not outlive the potential future governor.
In case anyone else is curious about some U.S. data on per-capital alcohol consumption: https://www.niaaa.nih.gov/publications/surveillance-reports/...
I don't know that I agree that a "managing engineer" is the same as a manager of engineers.

Managers justifiably get a lot of flak, because management is fairly intangible, our society has decided to conflate authority and prestige with direction-setting, and there are just a huge number of incompetent managers.

But anyone that's tried a multi-person project without management understands the value of management. Someone has to step up and manage, and if it's your best engineer, you're spending a pretty valuable resource (their time) on something someone else might be able to do better.

Finding good managers is super hard, but a good manager can still be valuable, even though bad managers are frustratingly useless.
Display is custom made for them, it is not a part. Only way to buy is as offered.
Alternatively, try any other OS, including older windows, where there are just no ads to turn off in the first place.

Windows has the worst ads, comparing it to something totally unrelated like webpages is nonsensical.
Did they stop publishing detailed traffic stats? They used to have a very detailed page if I recall correctly, but I can't find it any more.
I assume there will be a whole industry around refactoring these proofs for human legibility.
> That doesn't violate any law to any reasonable person.

Midler v Ford is already precedent that using a different actor isn't inherently safe legally.
> They marketed it as her voice when Altman tweeted Her.

Even that is not open and shut. He tweeted one word. He certainly wanted an association between the product and the movie, but it is a much more specific assertion that that one word demonstrates an intent to associate the product's voice actress with the voice actress who portrayed the comparable product's voice actress in the movie.
At the top of the org there is often an inward-managing VP focused on execution reporting up to an outward-facing CTO who focuses on tech direction and relations with external parties.

I'm not saying that has to happen. I'm just saying I've seen that more often than not. Maybe it's a side-effect of having tech founders who don't really want to manage.
I don't understand the point you are trying to make. The essential question is whether they were trying to imitate (using a voice actor or otherwise) Scarlett Johansson's voice without her permission. Nothing in the article refutes that they were; whether they sought the permission before or after they started doing the imitation is irrelevant. Others have pointed to previous case law that shows that this form of imitation is illegal.

Moreover I can't see any reasonable person concluding that they were not trying to imitate her voice given that:

1. It sounds similar to her (It's unbelievable that anyone would argue that they aren't similar, moreso given #2).

2. Her voice is famous for the context in which synthetic voice is used

3. They contacted her at some point to get her permission to use her voice

4. The CEO referenced the movie which Johansson's voice is famous for (and again depicts the same context the synthetic voice is being used) shortly before they released the synthetic voice.
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Relative to alcohol this is probably a good thing but I think most people grossly underestimate the negative impact of daily cannabis use. I’ve seen many people slowly deteriorate. Cannabis psychosis is no fun at all
Congrats on the launch. I work in healthtech and I'm always shocked by how fragmented and siloed the technology is in my industry. Both at the application level (EHR) and data level, leading to general inefficiency, high costs and innovation that do not always benefit the patients.

Glad Metriport is addressing this! I hope you will drive a new level of standardization on an open and modern data exchange protocol.

One question: at the product level, would it make sense to go one step further and bet on the future being the cloud - and start supporting existing cloud solution like Google Healthcare (FHIR) API (and others) as storage layers?
yeah. a bit suspicious. that's < 5% of the US population. highly dubious.
Yes clearly that’s what we found, but my question goes into the direction of getting out microplastics from the testicles through ejaculation.

If microplastics are in the testicles then they are also in sperm and maybe through that it can be estimated how much there is in total. Also if there goes out a certain amount with the sperm then repeated ejaculation should drain the microplastics out of the testicles, at least until a certain amount. That way for example one could improve the quality of the sperm for a upcoming fertilisation.
As an aside, anyone know if Tom Waits is still making music? It's been thirteen years since his last album, and he's at the age where I wouldn't be surprised if he's done.
Buy another phone?

Buy an iPhone and you don't have to ever wonder if you CAN change something
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There is nothing new about people forming their own opinions without following the rules of courts of law. Indeed, it wouldn't have been so important to enshrine the "innocent until proven guilty" principle into legal systems, if it were already the normal way for people to react to things.

It's ok for people to just be people. Courts should be held to a higher standard, but that doesn't mean regular people should be expected to act like courts.
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You can still remove all the Samsung crap, install your favorite launcher, and use Fdroid. This is what I do and couldn't be happier with a debloated Note.

https://github.com/0x192/universal-android-debloater
The problem is that normal seeming things like bread classify as ultra processed. Almond milk, sugar.

We need to get past the denial to start the actual conversation.
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