skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Love is somewhat related to cost, but "proportional" is definitely not the word you want.

If love is proportional to cost, then rapists and psychos who kill their SOs are the true lovers since the cost is 20 years of jail time to life sentence. Do you want to live by this standard?
This is only reasonable if internal docs, design notes, research notes, etc. count as shipping.
Yep.. "DMA" direct memory access.. reading the HDMI output, simulating controllers.. it all exists.

The google term is "hardware cheats"
Apple’s rich enough to build and own their own datacenters. Savvy enough, too. I’d imagine the chassis are custom Apple-NOC-specific M-chip powered servers.
No it's not.

"To run more complex requests that require more processing power, Private Cloud Compute extends the privacy and security of Apple devices into the cloud to unlock even more intelligence.
With Private Cloud Compute, Apple Intelligence can flex and scale its computational capacity and draw on larger, server-based models for more complex requests."
You don’t have to use the App Store on MacOS.
Cool, that's your opinion (weirldly). Haven't seen many rockets landing in the USA or any missile defense systems needing deployed. Get a grip.
9pm is just a number; street lights are obvious and well-timed for when it's time to stop being outside.

If 6pm and no knowledge was ok, almost 9pm with streetlights still off is too.
The square would look like:

1-5 sad face
6-9 neutral face
10-20 happy face

more or less like an ability check in DnD
$24B could prepare the US to tackle every viral pandemic imaginable
The have built and operated a growing number of their own data centers for years. Presumably this will go into those.
This article makes me happy :)
"AI for the rest of us."
During the pandemic I started recording videos for my young kids. I imagine they will watch them when they are 25 years old. I think it will be cool to see the young me (then) and get a first hand, 'historical' account of covid, Trump etc - it's just me, talking to the camera.

The tricky part is thinking about how to get them the videos at the right time. I plan to be very alive in (less than) 25 years, but who really knows what devices and formats we'll be using.

I took this idea and applied it to my parents - asking them to record their life story on video so that I have their stories and our family history. It's taken some urging for them to do it, but I figure that every video will be valuable at some point. Once I got my parents moving on this, I created an app to productize this idea - viography.co. It hasn't found the right fit or messaging yet, but it's inexpensive to run so I'm planning to keep it going as long as I'm using it for my family.
I think the article would come across better, did the field not have such widespread problems right now.

For developers who are seriously hardcore, sometimes it might be good to lighten up, and enjoy a little daily reward and recognition.

But in the current state of things, the advice sounds closer to embracing the dysfunction, and feeling good about it.
So what, things change.
Wow I had no idea that was supposed to be a skyscraper, I thought it was just some condemned parking garage or something lol
I know it was meant as a joke but FYI:

Israel is pretty stable and has better life expectancy than the US. Thanks to its technology Israel can be at war and be mostly unscathed.

Intel has been building in Israel since the 70s and has huge infrastructure here. A lot of its most innovative work originates from Israel. This isn't unique, pretty much every global company has major R&D in Israel.
> It's also why I refuse to buy more into Google products: it's too much of a risk to lose access to everything if Google wakes up one day and decides to suspend your account

There's a difference between Google's products and Google's services. You can use either one without the other. I am a happy user of Google hardware, and am even happier to be almost entirely extricated from their services.
I mean this happens with my 9 year old. We have a parent group chat and just ask who knows where the crew is
That might be true for you, and that sucks. but it is not so for the vast majority of the US who’s parks are just fine
What's the implication of this comment?
Why does everyone here seem to think its entirely on device? They literally mention in the article

"To run more complex requests that require more processing power, Private Cloud Compute extends the privacy and security of Apple devices into the cloud to unlock even more intelligence.
With Private Cloud Compute, Apple Intelligence can flex and scale its computational capacity and draw on larger, server-based models for more complex requests."
It is a coincidence. They are unrelated hardware blocks and very different architectures.
Ha, same I even posted basically the same thing higher in the thread.
How would you drip the assets out in the future? What's the mechanism and how would it trigger (in the event of your unfortunate or unexpected demise)?
The most basic scenario:

Someone use their phone as their only computing device (e.g. only other device is their school or work computer).

Their phone dies and the shop convinces them to go for a Pixel 9.

How screwed are they if everything was in iCloud, vs they were using 1Password ?
The entire fertile crescent is a desert that is being reclaimed by the planet. I don't see how Israel is in any better of a position, there: despite old narratives to the contrary, desertification is not any less of a problem in Israel than in other deserts, and as global warming continues there is growing evidence that in fact anti-desertification efforts in Israel are backfiring. Given the political situation, it's more likely that desertification can be obviated for the purposes of a fab in an American desert than in really any other in the world.
Even if you don't like Apple's monopolistic approaches, you have to admire how they go an extra mile to stay true to their mantra of selling privacy.

This is clearly a company with an identity, unlike Microsoft and Google who are very confused.
It's an abbreviation meaning roughly "with the help of God."

GP is either saying something neutral with respect to Chomsky's age or being snide. I'm not sure which.
What’s the problem? 99% of Mac users would never download and use those apps due to convenience. But if Apple builds the features into the OS, it will get used much more and benefit the users.

I don’t use a password manager. I refuse to pay a subscription for one. Yet, I’ve been wanting Apple to convert Keychain into a real password manager for a long time. They actually did it and I’m happy.
I think you can also screenshot full length in Chrome-based browsers; do both desktop & mobile widths.

It would be a good backup for the backup, & you designer will thank you.
No I am saying we are all dirt that emerged from the planet. Sooner or later (probably sooner) the planet takes back what belongs to it.
I code for the publishing industry. We're hearing from our customers that they care a lot about being scraped by LLMs and they're pressing us for defenses. Business models are being reshaped.
a) I would trust Karpathy over Elon given he doesn't have a competing product.

b) Apple only provides information to ChatGPT when the user consents to doing so and the information is only for that request i.e. it is not logged for future training.
There’s also still the insane 25% tariff on light trucks

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicken_tax

Which makes importing smaller trucks like you see in other countries cost prohibitive
Because it's my device.
No, there should only be 1 GPU with a specific signature active at any given time.

If multiple user accounts are tainted by the same flagged signatures, than you risk getting everyone on that hardware banned. It is usually clearly stated in the EULA expected fair play section, and it is at the admins discretion... Buy that used cheap rtx3090 at your own risk... ;)

"two instances of the game can't run on the same machine at once?"

In general, most performance heavy platforms are not going to support multi-account mode anyways.

"what if I upgrade my graphics card?"

Your associated hardware signature would simply be updated upon login. However, accounts associated with flagged signatures often remain inactive to block logins/new-account-registration/store-access.

"What if my friend wants to play too, and remotes into my machine to do so?"

Depends how the admins enforce the signature collision events. In most cases, all users will get a 1 week ban, and a warning a 1 year ban will follow. Again, the admins usually have discretion about believing users stories...

"And I don't understand which cheating behaviours this restriction is supposed to prevent"

It helps prevent persistent cheats returning their hardware purchases, re-registering, and continuing to annoy other players.

This is a very common practice on Desktops, but rare on console games for obvious reasons. =3
Love Fastmail. It really is fast, sometimes feels like 2 or 3x quicker to get emails than Gmail.
As one of these young people, you're way overestimating the popularity of these trends. There are always some "we gotta go back"-centered communities lingering in the background, but digital vs analogue photography isn't even a close match-up. People who want to get more into photography are far more likely to buy a good digital camera than a film camera.
No, I want to set an alarm at 6:30 am because I know I need to be at work early at 8am tomorrow. The alarm time is not derived from the current time in any way. "8 hours from now" is helping me verify that I didn't mess up the day or am/pm.

If I used timers I would have to carefully subtract the desired wake up time from the current time. It's not the same at all.
>Finally, breathe a little. We have some time, probably. The world won't change overnight.

Tell that to all the artists, desginers, editors, copywriters, voice actors, customer support folks, and on and on...

There are many, many people facing real existential threats, with no clear path to what to reskill towards.
E.g. source for the JDKs Java classes shipped with the JDK well before the open sourcing of the JDK. It had the click through download license.
That’s because USRTK is an organic industry funded PR group. They get paid to attack conventional agriculture. They are quick to point out corporate sponsors yet they themselves are a corporate sponsor.
ZKML is actually not horrible, probably only 100-1000x overhead atm. Unfortunately it doesn’t solve the problem, you would need FHE which has much higher overhead
This is my point, you can't. You can't hold an AI accountable in the way you can with a human, whether that's accountable to a contract or accountable to the law, and the only ways in which you can hold an AI accountable involve escalating to a human, at which point we're back to where we are now without AI and requiring essentially the same software and business processes.
Word. I do the same. The web versions aren't perfect but they do the job. There are way too many Android-only users in these comments that don't have a clue what they are talking about.
Do you import the YouTube channels you follow into Peertube?
Photos has had this for a while with structured natural language queries, and this kind of prompt was part of the WWDC video.
Go makes a binary for each target.

RedBean uses magic from @jart to run the same binary on multiple platforms.
The Common Lisp Cookbook (2007)
Was talking about Arizona seeing as how their top fab is being built there and things like this are happening:

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/01/16/us/arizona-water-rio-verd...

But yes Dubai possibly, Israel, and the like are also goners long term.
I use Notion in cases where it's too limited. Unfortunately notion charges for really large attachments.

Trick I do do sometimes is, just WhatsApp the files to myself and attach them from my phone
I throughly enjoyed reading the entire story. However I found it strange he sort of ended with “they searched for the car and asked us to leave.” The first one they got thanked profusely. But at no point did the author ever claim to have definitively found the car or the body. It’s humble but almost oddly so. Anyway great story.
I try to do this, but it's often my own dotfiles or other programs I work on. I have a things.app db of different things I want to do for various projects, most of which are not work related. Just committing a new dotfiles script, fixing an existing one, adding a neovim command to automate something, or deploying a container to my vps that i was curious about -- all of that is shipping imho and i get energy from the creative aspect of it.
Call to Continue Jetbrains Space
As others said, that video bored me and so did the blog post.

The hero's journey is not good Framework for a technical talk.

Be interesting, create a hook, what do you find interesting? What style draws you in? Emulate that, then branch off.

Conversation is a lot more complex and depends on reaction, audience, expertize. Every verbal interaction is a lot like writing.

If you're gonna read a book about it it should be How to Make Friends and and Influence People.

Corny title but a timeless working strategy for communication.

On Writing by Stephen King is fine too but tldr; be honest.
How do people get around in the suburbs?
Build it in France and Italy and come back tell me about capital management :)
Totally agree. I’ll also add that although I am often tempted to work alone, sharing my work or ideas or output with someone else boosts motivation a lot.
>ACE overall is a treasure trove of privacy violations: checking recently used files, uploading files to their servers, banning having reverse engineering tools open, or having used them recently on game files—the list goes on.

Microsoft should blacklist these binaries, and revoke developer certificate.
I think this would be better if it was "Do something every day".

Close a bug, clean up a file, take a pass at a refactor. Set up a new monitor. Build some utility for yourself, or your work flow. Learn something. Play with some new tech and try it out.

> I can personally say that the satisfaction is far bigger the longer you've persevered.

I dont disagree but one can collect small joys along the way to make it easier.
At least they are honest about it in the specs that they have published - there's a graph there that clearly shows their server-side model underperforming GPT-4. A refreshing change from the usual "we trained a 7B model and it's almost as good as GPT-4 in tests" hype train.

(see "Apple Foundation Model Human Evaluation" here: https://machinelearning.apple.com/research/introducing-apple...)
No, because the log of what source was used will still show the backdoored version, and you can't unpublish the information that it was used. Reverting doesn't solve the problem that people will be able to say "this software was attested 90 days ago and it hasn't been released".

If you're trying to do a quiet backdoor and you have the power to compel Apple to assist, the route to take is to simply misuse the keys that are supposed to only go into hardware for attestation, and instead simply use them to forge messages attesting to be running software on hardware that you aren't.

Or just find a bug in the software stack that gives you RCE and use it
This is a decision that companies can take, and some do (although I'd somewhat contest the google example, I've had good experiences before working here, and I'm biased of course).

I think the issue will come when companies start dropping customers that don't fit certain templates. They'll be accused of using racist or sexist AI, or something like that, and it'll be hard to defend against that because AI is a black box. With humans you can say "we have a policy against this", or "we'll retrain our employees", but that won't be possible for AI in the same way. Yes you can "retrain" an AI, but that retraining looks a lot less like a corporate education program, and a lot more like an IT change request, and surprise surprise, we're back to buying software systems.
From the pdf-redact-tools page: "Warning: This project is no longer maintained. A much better tool is dangerzone." (A link to dangerzone can be found in the originally submitted Mastodon thread.)
...and is miles better than Apple's attempt at providing "support" for other platforms than their own.
He did say there was a front page article about that case.
iirc the location of the mud is secret, and there is some question of legality due to it not being private land(?). it may be difficult to source a vast quantity of magic mud for public sale/charity/marketing.
Looking at the MSDN docs I don't believe this is true. Can you point to something showing it doesn't work on modern windows?

My only windows box is in an actual physical box right now and I cannot verify.
Exactly. It's almost like our foreign policy has less to do with moral principles and more with picking and choosing where our 'values' apply based on convenience. Funny how that works out.
Europe is getting worse too. Big SUV's and trucks, fast traffic, and cars illegally parked all over the footpaths (and I'm talking about the Netherlands here, it's worse elsewhere).

I mean it's better here than where I grew up (California) but I still wouldn't call it "good".
Plus the enormous savings on healthcare.
This would be true if we hadn't been living in a sci-fi novel for the past few decades/centuries... I think looking forward is a critical step at this inflection point in our path.
You nailed my 8 step 1P unlock workflow. They've really done a great job standardizing the user experience.
What I haven’t heard from the announcement is whether the private cloud has external network access. Presumably it wouldn’t otherwise the guarantees of your request staying in your cloud is meaningless. Conversely, a lot of trivial network stuff can be involved (eg downloading the model). Anyone know which balance Apple is choosing to strike initially?
For example:

Original: "Survey results"

Suggested: "Survey output indicates main root cause of churn is awareness of better value for money offering."

My suggestion depending on the context would be: "Survey: we're too expensive" or "Survey: churn due to cheaper alternatives" which will be read by 5x more people.
Solo: Mozilla's No-Code AI Website Creator – Demo and Tutorial [video]
Aimed at a different demographics. Peepaw and Meemaw are absolutely going to love it.
You buried the lead. Do you think roundup is unsafe or safe?
Their post sure makes it seam like it’s possible. Was there something that stood out to you?
|> Your team (and manager) sees you're working

That's one of the greatest corporate flaws and my biggest personal failure that I fail, and refuse, to adapt to.

When I work in a team I often try to empower lacking teammates by taking a challanging task, do most of the hard work, and give it to somebody else to finish up the easy part and ship the solution.
While working on it they have to understand how the solution actually works (for instance by writing tests), and usually they are happy that they can contribute something bigger than they normally could. I don't mind passing the credit, as long as I know that the person actually made some work and understand the code.
Meanwhile I offer myself for help or pair programming (although I'm not really a fan of the concept per se) to kickstart someone elses tasks, helping with architecture or just the general approach to the problem.

My coworkes like me, it worked wonders when I was running my own company, yet, when working in BigCo I have to constantly explain myself to higher ups that I'm actually present, not slacking and doing my job, because my jira/github profile doesn't shine.

One could say I'm a fool by not building up "portfolio" and paving my way to promotion/raise, but I genuinely think that this brings much bigger value in a long run. :)
Private Cloud Compute servers have no persistent storage so there would be nothing to see upon opening the kimono. You'd need some sort of government requested live wire tap thing to harvest the data out of the incoming requests, which might be a different situation. I'm, of course, just some dude on the internet, thinking up a counter-point to this concern, who knows if I am even remotely in the right ballpark.
It had let unable shortcuts to snap windows into various tile layout type configurations
I feel like I explained it above. People often want things because they don't have all the information and people who are uninformed, especially when they're intentionally uninformed, make poor decisions.

And maybe there are some people who, faced with the risk of losing all their stuff, conclude that maybe all their stuff isn't that important to them and they don't have time for this YOLO! But there are even more people who never even consider the risk, and it seems like somebody should be looking out for them instead of people just saying "shut up nerd, normal people don't care about whatever you're worried about." Uh yeah, that's the problem, they're not made aware of it until it bites them on the ass and anybody who tries to express the concern on their behalf is told to keep their foot away from the hose of the money vacuum.
Sounds interesting, which book was it? Im looking for more practical ways to improve communication despite the PUA label. Although you can find many similarities between dates and interviews heh
For take 3 consider explaining exactly what the issue is that you are upset about. This appears to be just a few generic definitions of what URL shorteners are and some links to a Twitter thread of random articles about URL spoofing.

Do you not like typo domains? Ads? URL shorteners? What do you want "Big Tech" to solve for you?

For what its worth at least some of your examples have simpler explanations like a user being confused that a website can both be the first search result and a sponsored link at the same time.
You'll notice a lot of times in the article where it says "two dimensional" objects.

I think they run into exactly the problem you mention. This may have cool applications, but I don't think 3D printing with resin is one of them.
Since when does Apple make major software update announcements at Christmas?
Europe is a big place, it varies widely.
If only we made killing children with your car a crime.
I heard they did this for the Amazon Fire Phone, too
Try subsai on github. I recently used it to bulk subscribe and subtitle many hours of video of an accented speaker talking in a speciality domain with the appropriate jargon and i would say using the openai api model for whisper it was about 95-97% accurate. Super impressive.
(2013)

Good read though!
Hackers are really something else... Would it sound normal to you if somebody started demanding things that "should be readily available to me" as a response to advice on how to solve a problem. Nobody here owes you anything, so try acting polite if you actually want something that you don't have. Unless you are actually the chairman of the central committee, in which case I apologize for the transgression, comrade.
> John Deere reported a profit of over $10bn in fiscal year 2023 and its CEO John May received $26.7m in total compensation. John Deere spent over $7.2bn on stock buybacks in 2023 and provided shareholders with more than $1.4bn in dividends.
I know. But a natural conclusion would be “they found the car with his body inside it” or something similar. There was never a clear affirmation of success or detail of what success looked like. It’s ok! Just weird.
It adds *PU demand, don't they come out of the same limited number of foundries?
https://archive.ph/PylOV