skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This isn’t the timeline though? The actor for Sky was hired and cast before they even reached out to SkarJo. The idea that they wanted to literally reproduce “Her” feels like motivated reasoning to me.
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Wait, what's wrong with Hatsune Miku? It has relatively broad appeal; performed at Coachella.
In South America it's become common to hear about adolescents and young people (mostly men) who spend all their time on video games and neither work nor study.

I imagine this to be a very different phenomenon from Japan, because the culture is so different. In South America I think it is just general disengagement and disillusion with society and work environments in general. For most people life is having a bad job that pays very little and you have to spend hours on a crowded bus to get to a pretty horrible part of town. Living in the virtual world is much more comfortable and pleasant.
Russia can reportedly jam Ukraine's access to Starlink at will
You misunderstand. We are one of the top shops for ML based fraud detection. But when someone is accused of fraud they get to appeal it. Then a human is in the loop and the model scores and all inputs are investigated and compared against many other sets of data and policy etc. LLMs facilitate this effort by making the investigators job considerably easier in navigating the enormous amount of complex information. The LLMs role is not to make decisions but to assist in navigating and understanding a lot of high cognitive load information. We have been doing a lot for many years using traditional techniques to make this process easier. But LLMs unlocked a level of dynamism and responsive UX that has blown the lid off our ability to adjudicate appeals. This has significant economic gain for us as offboarding legit customers for fraud causes a lot of losses over a long term.

The LLM isn’t used for reasoning at all. The human does all the reasoning. The LLMs task is summarization and semantic analysis of relevance which LLMs are fantastic about especially in a well managed and fine tuned environment with guard rails and context scoping. It’s a true copilot scenario and the LLM takes direction from the human and answers questions only. All decisions are investigator driven. This is the right relationship. The LLM coupled with IR tools does information retrieval and summarization and the human makes decisions and reasons.
This YouTube channel is worth a peek if you find physical computation interesting: https://www.youtube.com/@ChrisStaecker
Interesting. I’ve been sort of using Notion but by creating pages of concepts I want to save interesting quotes, links etc. It makes searching later very easy and also helps me build my own knowledge over time.
I mean, I guess that's a possibility, but it's also impossible to prove, and the graphs of "what might've been" are probably more likely to be incorrect than correct.
Why to complain? Seems like heaven to me.
Out of curiosity did you test it under Linux with Wine? :)
The author is/was working on MIO, which is a “cross-platform event-handling library for Rust”. And in Rust, all programs are basically always considered to be multi–threaded. The borrow checker applies consistent rules whether you spawn any additional threads or not, the built–in test runner is multi–threaded even if your program is not, etc, etc.
What do you like more about their ui?
"Coke can" is a phrasal adjective here and ought to be hyphenated, which removes the ambiguity: "Coke-can planimeter"
autocorrect unspelling above: string -> strong

( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Germanic_strong_verb )
I wouldn't say it's rationalization.

Surviving the initial scaling is an horrible experience, full of technical gotchas. People that have seen that will naturally want to avoid it. The problem is that it's an irrational desire, because what they do to avoid it destroys most of their chances to even get there.

It looks like a manifestation of the second system syndrome.
> But only humans with knowledge can tell the difference

Who says the humans (all of them) aren't hallucinating too?
Why is platform shaming tolerated around here
Saw it mentioned in some recent HN thread. Looks interesting. Alpha.
If you liked this, you'll really enjoy the classic tale (also about American Airlines) titled: The frequent fliers who flew too much
> I find some people just give feedback poorly and equate that to others not taking feedback.

Too true! I find it helps if I think of it as an engineering problem: "what can I say that will make these people not commit the same error again?" A bit dehumanizing and manipulative, but can be super effective at shifting away from blaming and belittling (almost never works), and towards mentoring.
I see it in analogy to sugar free sweeteners. There's some evidence that the physical experience of tasting sweetness is an essential phase in triggering the body's mechanisms to deal with large sugar intake. And that triggering that mechanism without providing any material for your body to consume can actually do damage to you as it searches for something to metabolize (this is just an analogy, feel free to prove me wrong).

But just like that, online social interactions trigger some part of our internal mechanisms for reacting to actual community and belonging and healthy debate/conversation, but without the complete "meal" to digest that those things actually provide. Thereby triggering maladaptive behaviors and actually doing damage to the systems that regulate in person socializing.

Probably over complicated but who among us, right?
It has the wrong impedance for MoCA, and any long split-off sections might cause nasty reflections, but other than that, MoCA (possibly through an impedance matching transformer) ought to work fine.
faster, it has options like 'modify'. I also feel it follows my commands better, esp. when i ask to rephrase
Maybe AI could bring back the pre gen AI tech scene
It's a great record, and the chanting is impressive. The same people also put out a single for Aum Shinrikyo which was terrible (although the "A"[*] documentary and it's sequel are fascinating if you want to know what happened after their prophecy failed.)

You can also hear the Church Universal and Triumphant on Negativland's Escape From Noise as "Michael Jackson," giving a lecture about the evils of pop music (also on Sounds of American Doomsday Cults.)

[*] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_(1998_Japanese_film)
Who is Jesus?

A vague reference in Josephus?

A vague reference in the Talmud?

If I don't believe in the Gospels there's not much Jesus left to believe in, is there?
It may not be accurate to paint large amounts of time spent MMOs and the like as a net negative, though. Speaking personally as someone who grew up in a tiny town where there’s nothing for young people to do, WoW and the small nerdy circle of friends that came with it almost certainly kept me out of serious trouble in my teenage years and I think ultimately helped steer my trajectory in such a way that allowed for a more successful adulthood, even if it was a distraction from shorter term development.

Of course this is something that will vary greatly between individuals, though. For some the depths of obsession are much more deep and destructive.
What class of problems benefit significantly from being solved by quantum devices?
I thought you were confusing this with an episode of Seinfeld, when Kramer has seizures in response to Mary Hart's voice.[1]

But you're right. This was a real case that Seinfeld must have been referencing.[2]

The doctor, Venkat Ramani, is still active and is the Vice Chair of Neurology at New York Medical College. [3]

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Good_Samaritan_(Seinfeld...

[2] https://web.archive.org/web/20240324001523/https://www.nytim...

[3] https://www.nymc.edu/faculty/faculty-profiles/by-name/ramani...
> Show me a program that has no bugs and I'll show you a program that does nothing at all!

"Every program has at least one bug and can be shortened by at least one instruction -- from which, by induction, one can deduce that every program can be reduced to one instruction which doesn't work."
The only way to have trust in such a message is to experience truth in it. The Gospel gives an open invitation for all to read its claims and promises…and to put them to the test. However, be warned that an adventure awaits. Should you read the words and believe them with the smallest faith you can muster, the real-world consequences are stunning and vast and earth-shaking and beautiful. The journey with God is an adventure indeed.
How so, what was your experience? This is pretty diametric to most people's assumptions so I'd be interested in hearing more about how that went down
I think they’re describing a stereotype that’s a decade behind the times.
Surely PRE blocks existed in 1997. "even if it's just ASCII art of the data patterns."
Interesting to see a new approach!

You wrote that you don't like Loki's LogQL, but it looks quite similar (Victoria's LogQL first):

log.level:error _stream:{app!~"buggy_app|foobar"}
{app!~"buggy_app|foobar"} | "log.level:error"

The pipes are arguably a bit noisy in Loki queries (compared to spaces in Victoria's), but I find they do make the queries a bit more readable, and it's easier to understand under the hood how the queriers will handle the query, and coming from PromQL I found Loki's approach quite intuitive: https://grafana.com/docs/loki/latest/query/.

Maybe I missed something fundamental though, interested to hear more about the differences, since I only read the couple links you shared!
Plenty of people have been using ChatGPT for daily tasks for almost two years now. GPT-4 isn’t perfect but is otherwise really really good, and deftly handling use cases in my industry that would be impossible without it or however many billion dollars it would take to make GPT-4.

From the black Nazis to the suggestion to jump off the Golden Gate Bridge b/c depression, it’s pretty clear that this fiasco isn’t an LLM problem, it’s a Google problem.
> If this is not a data grab and they have perfectly good technical reasons to do this without consent, I am interested in knowing those reasons.

Not saying it isn't being used for a data grab (knowing India's lack of enforcement it probably is) but SIM and IMEI verification is now done in India now under CEIR [0][1]

If you want to trace a stolen phone, the IMEI is known by the Telco so it can be traced back.

[0] - https://icdr.ceir.gov.in/ivs/

[1] - https://www.ceir.gov.in/Home/index.jsp
They don’t just seem it. They are by design.

We talk about models “hallucinating” but that’s us bringing an external value judgement after the fact.

The actual process of token generation works precisely the same. It’d be more accurate to say that models always hallucinate.
ints as user ids are fine, a language with tons of footguns isn't
Ask HN: What are the benefits and downsides of relying on a TPM
The first mistake is the belief that we need to mean something rather than just be something.
There is! There are extra-biblical mentions and deductions. But note that the value of the Bible is that it is already a great collection of varying sources on the matter conveniently pre-packaged into a single volume for all who wish to determine those details. Someone did the heavy lift of identifying the highest quality sources and putting them together in one compendium for all to eat and drink from its rich retellings.
Makes you wonder what’s going on when you do get a crappy connection.
I also did consulting for a long time and never mentioned my customers in my CV, I'm not even sure if I'm allowed to.
So one thing I got from this is go needs a more nuanced access model. Specifically, it needs something like rust's `pub(crate)` instead of only having public for everyone and private to the package. There are internal packages, but that is a pretty heavyweight solution, and can require careful structuring to avoid cyclical imports.

Of course, that's kind of hard to do when you syntax for making something public is just capitalizing the name.
It's especially embarrassing for Google considering they have indexed virtually all of the world's information for the last 25 years.
If you ship the library, the requirements for the library itself are very similar to the GPL.

The difference you describe mostly applies to system libraries (those libraries that are not distributed alongside applications).
Not all contexts are equally valid or equally believable. Some of them disqualify themselves pretty quickly.
The proponents of open firmware and open hardware that I know consider built-in firmware as bad-but-slightly-better-than-updatable. Slight better because it is theoretically easier to validate, as one does not need to take into account firmware updates when doing so. But still something that is ideally avoided.

Yes, the struggle for libre hardware has generally been a losing one. But electronic devices are just getting more and more important, so it is just as important a mission as ever.
The hardware stack pointer is restricted to indexing within [$0100, $01ff] but, lacking a stack-pointer-relative addressing mode, it is more preferable to realize a parameter stack using a zero-page pointer indexed with the (zp),Y addressing mode, as cc65 does.
Damn... that makes Kagi way less exciting. I thought they had some secret sauce. It's just a paid wrapper WTF
Sorry, i cannot edit on mobile but i just realized maybe i read that wrong. Are you saying that as opposed to countries without safety nets, or instead emphasizing that even with security nets it can still be a very difficult experience?
Like the OP, I'm just pointing out that the masking requirements set out by governments and institutions at all levels were highly theatrical in nature, and I gave some concrete examples. Do you disagree? For example, the requirement by local governments to wear masks in restaurants only while standing... Do you think that had any practical "non-theatric" value?
Previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40429229
Isn't that the job of a network operator and not device manufacturer?

Operator has that information and they can and do provide it to the govt. I don't see why a phone manufacturer needs to know that information.
"A McKinsey-led think-tank advised China to deepen co-operation between business and the military and push foreign companies out of sensitive industries as part of a project for the central government in 2015. ..."
it's only AI if you believe it
The reason that ppl give up now is not that it is worse now than before, but rather the opposite. Now you can do almost nothing productive and still survive. Before, you would simply starve to death.
I like to have a single debit card available to use in a secure manner, and some credit unions don’t support Apple Pay. I’m never going to use a debit card without some sort of security layer since it’s directly tied to my bank account.
> Just ask yourself, would you kick force your kids to live on the streets at 18? Of course not. Which parent would answer yes to that?

That was the point of my post. My parents’ generation would and mine won’t. I don’t know anyone I grew up with who would have been allowed to live in their parents’ house for a decade after graduating high school. It would be unthinkable. Times have changed and what was unacceptable in the 80s and 90s is more acceptable now.
Institutional investors panic > board panics > executives panic > evps panic and dictates incentives to ship AI > directors, ems, and below, who actually know how shit works, take a submissive role because they have mortgages in Mountain View to pay.

That’s how it happens.
If this topic interests you, you might enjoy the book “Shutting Out the Sun: How Japan Created Its Own Lost Generation” by Michael Zielenziger: https://openlibrary.org/books/OL24765707M/Shutting_out_the_s...
This brings back memories of the 1980s. The Church Universal and Triumphant had posters plastered all over college campuses about their retreats. As I recall, according to the posters at said retreats one could "quaff potions created by Merlin" - yes, THAT Merlin from Arthurian legend.

The posters also, incongruously, had this androgynous-looking image prominently displayed:

https://store.summitlighthouse.org/images/thumbs/0000144_pos...

I thought up until very recently that this was supposed to be an image of Elizabeth Clare Prophet (whose name I thought also was surely made-up), and always wondered why this woman had a mustache :)
The students were intended to have access to the course data. They did not exceed their authorized access.
“That’s the way she fucking goes”
Reddit is a magnificent source of useful knowledge.

r/AskHistorians
r/bikewrench

To name just two. There is nothing even remotely comparable.

But you need to be able to detect sarcasm and irony.
The IMEI verification is done over SMS according to CEIR documentation.

This seems to be CYA by Samsung India to prevent consumers from suing them for a DoT forced SIM charge.
How to Untangle Phone Numbers
Horror stories of cryonics: The gruesome fates of futurists hoping immortality
It's definitely possible to read the strings from the dat files with strings (or text editor) but the dat files are a structured database. Two subsequent strings aren't necessarily related to each other, I'd guess they were simply received from the server sequentially.

After posting I went hunting myself and found some interesting things to try:

An ICQ DB spec from Miranda NG: https://github.com/miranda-ng/miranda-ng/blob/master/plugins...

Java exporter tool: https://github.com/patric-r/ICQExport
Escaping something that's inevitable is not practical or realistic.
I wonder what the impact all of those erase tools are having on LLM training. The ones that replaced all of these highly upvoted comments with nonsense.
Glade to have you here. the course would take around 1 year (just telling you 1 year because the last time i did it it took this much to handle them (around 15 students last time)).

Nowadays most of the front end developers are react developer, without knowing the basics of front end development and what's going under the hood, i personally believe if someone wants to be a good developer, they must know the details and the bits and bobs of what they are doing. I'm a little bit old school about this. overall my opinion is the same as you. i will spend no more than 20% of the time on historical concepts.

i talk to them a lot since this program is designed for some people who live in 3rd world country with little development in their region (we had an internet outage for a week. nation wide!). so they need lots of motivation and other talks. but tech industry is not that saturated and i will help and guide them until they need me (i will get the job done).

over all your comment was awesome with lots of good opinions which i will implement most of them. thank you for your time.
> Another.NET language I like is F# but I didn't invest much time in it because I don't have where to use it for work.

F# mostly replaced bash/powershell for me.
> I guess people are realizing that working hard won't get you anything close to what previous generations had.

I hear this a lot. It’s also untrue. If you are open to anecdata, it’s trivial to prove this is untrue.

What people constantly miss and fail to consider is what they are working hard at. Hard work is a requirement for success and class mobility, but it is not sufficient. You must also work hard at the right things.

The truest thing I have learned about life is that you need to do three things to be successful:

1. Identify places where you can add value /for people who can compensate you/.

2. Learn how to articulate the value you add.

3. Ensure you get compensation for that value added.

If you do these three things, your hard work will pay off, maybe in a big way.
Yep I'm referring to the early 200s. I don't remember the 90s as well :).
What happened to Jesus' disciples? >> https://i.redd.it/uvkz50fs3tn61.jpg
Mathematical Foundations for a Compositional Distributional Model of Meaning (2
There are emotional and mental support groups, churches, community events, and all manner of things you can do for free that may help break your isolation. It takes effort to do this. I know you are struggling, but ultimately no one will help you but yourself, which is a hard pill to swallow.
Show HN: >> esptr >> Stupid Pointer for JavaScript
Esptr is a function object. very experimental, but I like this symbol-as-pointer style. if you interested in, let me show some feedbacks :)
Tl;Dr - ethernet.