skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm not sure if this is considered animation or not, but I've demonstrated code refactors between slides by adding a colored border around the code in question (both in the before and in the after slide).

I'd probably do something similar for stepping through code. But at that point it's a quasi-animation (albeit, one that can still be understood by pdf slides).
> That viral quote that was making the rounds, "I want AI to do my laundry and dishes so that I can do art and writing, not for AI to do my art and writing so that I can do my laundry and dishes."

We developed machines that would do your laundry and dishes decades ago. The current trend is to make them less and less functional over time.
Do you still elect presidents with a minority of the popular vote? Are corporations still people?

Turns out, the right breakthroughs in writing laws are good, too. While the bad ones wreck you.
Set your expectations accordingly.

Coding is the fun part, but it's less than 5% of actually launching and making a successful product. If you don't think you want to spend most of your time not coding, don't try to make it a business!

Marketing is more important than making something. You will get a small boost from things like this (I was always too embarrassed to post here!), but it's an endless pit of time and money! To do it right, I've heard all sorts of numbers, but a good rule of thumb is every dollar/hour you put to making your game, put a dollar/hour to marketing it as well.

From a technical perspective, your stack is fine. You want to make sure you host all your assets behind cloudflare/s3 or similar, the $5 server is fine for gameplay but if you also try to make it send all the stuff, it's gonna die. (As evidenced today!)

Most of my other experience and advice is about how to run a team and set budgets and goals. If you're going about it as a hobby (and that's probably the best way to go!) then just keep doing what you're doing, write some blogs and foster a community instead.
Likely a lot of people on HN use Firefox
... There is no AI or anything that can do your laundry or dishes. There is AI that can do your hobby. That's literally all the quote is pointing out.

You can talk about how capitalism ruins art, sure, but that's a different topic than the quote.
Some people get abused into being better, but it's not the only way.
"People's Satellite" Helped Ukraine Hit over 1k Targets Spy Agency Says
> will probably shut down if there is no miracle

Someone will buy their IP and back catalogue in a bankruptcy. Those will retain value and even highly speculative properties might be worth owning just in case if the price is right.
I hate that everyone just develops for chromium only
Given the legal environment, uncoordinated efforts may actually be more resilient, than wasteful.
> how is it legal for places to say they only accept credit cards not cash

Because the requirement to take cash is only for payment of debt. Debt means you've received something before paying for it, so all they have to do is not put you in that situation. For example: If they serve your food before you pay, then you are in debt, and you can pay that debt in cash regardless of their preferences. But if they withhold serving your food until you pay, then at no point are you in debt, and they can refuse to deal with you.
Not entirely clear to me how that’s relevant. I merely disagree with valorization of menial work and the people who do it.
Tech people grift LA types...

No, never, not us...
How can prices decerease when every provider is a chaebol in bed with the government?
I think that's also the idea of https://solidproject.org/
Speaking of Stephen King, The Mist is another great example. The film adaptation completely changed the ending, and people almost unanimously agree for the better.
Savior to the people, thief to the lawyers.
What will the people who use LLMs to write code be called? What will the field be called?

Where will all the power and computers come from that will replace the tens of millions of software developers?
Lost media is a real thing, more and more so when the internet loses data we've stored. We think it is a premanent place and sure it might out live us, but nothing is permanent.
It seems there was a lawsuit that they won, then lost on appeal, and then the Supreme Court decided not to let it escalate further.

> This case stems from a copyright infringement case filed by Fox News back in 2013 against TVEyes [...]

> On December 3rd [2018], the U.S. Supreme Court denied a petition for writ of certiorari in TVEyes, Inc. v. Fox News Network, LLC, declining the opportunity to decide what would have been the Court’s first case on fair use in a copyright context in 20 years. [1]

[1] https://ipwatchdog.com/2018/12/31/scotus-declines-2d-cir-mar...
The thing is, gpt4(o) is the only model I've talked to that makes me feel like it understands calculus. Not like it's pretending and succeeding
https://simpleoptout.com/#Chase to start.

If you do not want your Chase cards automatically loaded into a Paze wallet, you may contact Chase 1 to request that your eligible Chase credit and debit cards are not made available for use in a Paze wallet.

Once they automatically add you can opt out through Paze 2. The chase link had no Paze information. I tried sending a message through my logged in account. There is no easy opt out option or button. These automatic opt-in things are bs but you can always use cash and linked gift cards I guess.

1. https://www.chase.com/digital/customer-service

2.https://www.paze.com/faq
Very interesting contribution from Adacore to GCC.
The point is "just having fun" is the way you get to AGI, if it’s possible at all. All the obvious paths are explored, so only those who truly love the work for its own sake will pursue it.

If you thought that any researcher has a clue what they’re doing, I’m afraid you’ve been mistaken. We have hypotheses and observations from past experiments, but no one has any idea whether something will work until they try it. So by discouraging them from trying, you’re decreasing the likelihood that any useful work will be done at all.
If you are grounded in religious faith, your whole life won’t revolve around whatever your job is. The author seems very intertwined with his job and the output.

I’m not saying you shouldn’t analyze the meaning of your work, but he seems fairly un-anchored
Sorry but this pointless semantic argument has been thoroughly debunked. A tangible object is not required for it to be considered theft in anything other than very specific legal contexts. That's why we talk about musicians 'stealing' riffs or chord progressions. That's why artists accuse AI of 'stealing' their digital artwork. That's why comedians complain about other comedians 'stealing' their jokes.
Tried a test run for my node repo. It worked fine when I used the semver version of the action, but not when I pin the action to the latest release hash as shown in the GitHub marketplace listing docs (Shouldn't the safer practice here work by default??)
Moravec's Paradox: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moravec%27s_paradox
Because if they posted any sort of reasonable article it wouldn't get traction (including being posted here).
The Dark Side of Tiny Homes [video]
Well, everything except the professional football team and the basketball team oh and also the giant real estate company. All of the stuff that generates lots and lots of money, which seems like you would want to sell for your trusts big philanthropic mission to have the greatest impact.
It’s easy to wax poetic about integrity when you got a few million in the bank.
Seems handy but I know if I try this some annoying missing dll or file error will pop up. Having said that I habe had success using Excel with playonlinux. As long as I dont open 2 spreadsheets and try to switch between them I'm ok.
Well, the one thing I did not found while investigating this, was clear information.

It seems most of this is work in progress and not really a high priority as people with a discrete GPU in a laptop are a minority.

I assume the browser could request the GPU, because my normal games also can. But the only way to get chrome and firefox use the real GPU, was an explicit setting somewhat hidden in the windows UI.

And as a standard this might sense, as my GPU really draws battery and gets loud, which I do not want for random websites. But for some websites/apps I would grant that permission. But consensus seems to be that users cannot be burdened with even more permission dialogs, so here we are.
Would you please describe your setup for coding? I'm interested in trying this out, but I need an ELI5. Thanks.

PS Anybody is welcome to jump in with a description of their setup.
Productivity has been increasing even more rapidly, but the middle class is collapsing, so I'm skeptical that these two things are very strongly related
It says 5x the free tier usage, but I agree we could be more explicit about what that is. Just made a ticket :)
It's not 'piracy', but it is theft of a different nature in that you're indirectly reducing the revenue that would have been received by the content creator.
Something can be a joke and still be worth taking seriously. In this case, the joke is misleading on an important topic - the existence of AI changes economic realities but has no bearing on how humans spend their leisure time, or how much of that leisure time they have. In fact, it probably will increase the amount of leisure time available on net since it is freeing us up as a species from needing to do a bunch of artistic and creative chores.
Yes exactly. A famous example that illustrates this perfectly is Richard Feynman's wobbling plate https://pubs.aip.org/aapt/ajp/article-abstract/75/3/240/1056...
Yo ho ho...!
Related:

MTV news website goes dark, archives pulled offline

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40782101
As soon as it does not require openai then it is good.
Send the inventory to the Computer Museum of America (Roswell, GA)
>> and the way that service is paid for is by advertisement.

If by advertisement you mean the whole sale consumption and tracking of all your personal behaviors to aggregators that have arbitraged advertising for their profit and pushed everything in a race to the bottom...

Then yes.

Most people don't object to ads, and less to smart ones... we hate pop ups, the tracking, the scams, the bullshit. Advertising on line has done everything in its power to devalue its product as much as possible and operate an ineffective volume business. Its been doing this since the Netflix pop under and the sign up for 10 services to get a free iPod days.

> ad-free experience by paying for YouTube premium

How many paid for services now have ad's to? Sorry but no one is buying into this bullshit any more.
You're right, I wasn't aware Early Warning also owned Zelle (although not sure if it makes it better or worse). I checked Crunchbase [1] before posting, and it sounded like an independent startup, with <50 employees.

Whatever the case, as a Chase customer, it's upsetting that they're creating a digital wallet and loading my credit cards in a third party service without any consent nor easy way to opt-out. You need to message their customer service, and hope they are even aware of wth "Paze" is.

@Dang, I fixed the title to be more accurate; I think this was the reason for the flag. Original title was "Chase will soon share their customers' credit card information with startup Paze"

[1] https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/paze-848f
You do realize YouTube is one of their main threats, and their main advantage over YouTube is higher quality? Giving treasure trove of quality content to YouTube in exchange for peanuts while shuttering their own, that would be a double whammy.
They are part of the industry with better lawyers likely helps.
Wouldn't that be a bunch of the people paying for YouTube premium?

Half the reason I pay for it is just because it is easier than trying to mess with ad blocking. (The other half is that it's nice to have download on every device in the native app).
Yeah. Episodic streaming content has been incredible for the past few years, but now TV studio execs realized that indiscriminately pumping money into everything, all the time, inexplicably, isn't a good business move! So they've just started firing the big staffs they've picked up and cancelling projects. Because, when you realize you've been making irrational moves, the answer isn't trying to make rational moves– it's making equally irrational moves in the opposite direction.
Id argue that c++ is not type safe.
Yes, strings could be converted to ints in theory, but these types are obviously not the same, why not make it more explicit?
Probably Disney too if antitrust didn't get in the way. I'm pretty sure I don't want them meddling with Star Trek, but that may be the only way it stays in existence.
I think this is because `mutable` qualifies the call operator of the lambda (like a reverse const qualifier) so by-value captures are effectively const during the call unless the lambda is marked `mutable`. References themselves are always const, but the referenced object may be modified through the reference depending on its constness even though the lambda is not `mutable`.

Is there a way to force capture by const-reference by the way?
Not much, but they'll benefit much more in the short term in reduced taxes by writing down those assets to zero.

Edit: this was downvoted, and I don't understand why. Am I wrong in thinking this action was made in pursuit of a write down? FWIW, this wasn't a thoughtless comment by a random Internet passerby; I hold 41,905 shares of PARA.
Free content removed by previously benevolent publisher.

It's too bad they weren't able to make their free content into a profit stream.

The sad part here is that they were / are a steward to something beloved by many but through copyright they take it as hostage to the grave.

If they no longer find value in distributing it shouldn't they be obligated to waive their ownership?

Maybe copyright itself needs some reform if it grants control over the archaelogical / historical record of our civilization
> They are pretty big on cyber defamation and will go after people who make fun of government officials

Because cyber defamation would go rampant otherwise and people would end up killing themselves on lost reputation and cyber bullying. You have to understand Korean culture, where reputation and how you're viewed in society is extremely important.
> I merely disagree with valorization of menial work and the people who do it.

With you all the way on wiping out menial work; if we can automate it away that is a win for all of us. But do be careful when talking about the people who do it - they're generally wonderful and making very real and measurable contributions to the wellbeing of everyone else. They deserve a bit of valorization. Not saints, but but certainly up there on the scale of people putting in a good effort.
Since the site owner is in this thread, FYI there's a minor typo on this page in the 'What does the stimulation sound like?' section; 'illicit' should be 'elicit'.
> YouTube who, upon being given the option to have an ad-free experience by paying for YouTube premium, choose to do so.

That’s not interesting because it’s a false dichotomy.

If someone watches youtube and premium costs 5% of their monthly income, it will not be a shocker when they choose to block instead.

Similarly, people who view it as a shakedown for payment with the alternative being visual and audio harassment are not going to bend the knee easily.

I lost all respect for youtube when I saw that my dad is subject to a minimum of 60 seconds of political attack ads every 5-10 minutes that can’t be skipped. Literal political propaganda 10 times an hour. Fuck them.
hey, we're in pretty similar place logging wise, and I would really like to know more about your solution. If at all possible, I'd like to understand your rationale and implementation architecture more.
Hard disagree. I wrote a YAML parser in APL[0], set it aside for 8 months, and then one day decided to read through it while getting a haircut. I can happily report that the full 22 lines (with zero library deps) were very grokkable. In fact, I even found a bug and now have several ideas for a rearchitecture I'd like to work on.

APL just looks unfamiliar. Don't confuse that with unreadability. IMHO, the ergonomics for expressing and communicating high-level specifications just blows other languages out of the water. And those specifications also happen to also be executable implementations with leading-edge performance to boot.

Admittedly, though, the learning curve is painfully steep. I think it's worth it though.

[0]:https://github.com/xelxebar/dayaml
Needing the sun for energy and improving solar panel feels like trying to make the best ICE engine ten years ago or working on an expert system for AI in the 90s. There are obvious immediate gains in the short term, but research has shown there is something else better out there and its best if someone is doing the R&D now so we can get a leap frog moment eventually.
This person acts like they were disseminating propaganda for the reich. I get that doing corporate PR probably feels very cynical in general but coaching founders not to fumble the bag in an interview or writing blog posts about funding rounds are on the lesser evils side I think. Who is the victim of manipulation there? VCs? Lol
PCI IDE Data Corruption Technical Backgrounder (2001)
When they described 50 pages of notes a "large text dataset" I definitely got the sense that they weren't planning on reading them.
A collectable car is one thing. A bevy of collectable figurines, another thing all together.
if they have to settle for destabilizing the world economy and having only a $50 billion rock, I think SpaceX will be alright.
40hz is kinda off the scale, and is for very high concentration, so even though it matches off-hand that's a point to consider.
Dromomania
This is not really valuable, because it could probably be done by an fiverr contractor cheaper than the marginal cost of $(LLM training cost + query cost)
I'm reminded of how trademarks work: If you don't bother to defend them, then you lose them. Maybe copyright should be the same way: If you're not distributing copies any longer, you lose the copyright protection.
Thankfully these are still available on southparkstudios.com
Great piece. Good on them for getting out.
> delivery will eventually be the only job left for all of us

Reminds me of Death Stranding, aka "FedEx Simulator". The game also mentioned the topic of automation a few times.
I've only ever booked the Airbnbs in Brooklyn before. (We usually try to visit friends in Williamsburg/Greenpoint/Bushwick) Hotels in those neighborhoods are easily $300-500 per night for a queen bed on a weekend.

The alternative of midtown/queens hotels are typically still $200-300, but cost more in travel time/expense.

My gripe here is mainly that before I could plan an outing for group and we could all live in the space and have common areas for eating/relaxing. Even if hotels were the same price, they still are a worse experience than staying in a house/apartment with friends.
...or genius?
My argument against paying for YouTube is that it feels like rewarding their shitty ad behavior, while also requiring me to use an account that allows them to track me and continue selling my data. If I had any faith in Google not being evil, I'd be happily paying for rather a lot of Google services...
As opposed to making zero money, having your content be pirated and not having an official archive? Putting it on YouTube with ads would have without a doubt been the better option here
This is pretty amazing ; it’s very fast indeed. I don’t really care about the voice responding sounding robotic; low latency is more important for whatever I do. And you can interrupt it too. Lovely.
Yup, though for a cheaper option you can just buy it online (iherb stocks 3mg and 10mg tablets, f.e.). I have the 'Natrol' brand.

The liquid form sounds like an interesting option. I haven't experimented much with timing - instructions suggest 20-30 minutes prior to bed, which I've been following for my very occasional usage.
Ask HN: If an existing language had browser support, which is the best fit?
For now, Javascript remains king of the web client.

Sure we have WASM on the horizon but too much needs to be worked out before we can say that Javascript is no longer necessary.

But what if all the browser developers come to an agreement to natively support another language as a first class citizen.

Which language would get your vote?
It hasn’t been debunked. It’s still not theft despite artists using the “you stole my idea” colloquialism.

It’s non-rivalrous and a massive portion of the world does not see it as bad at all to copy ideas (see China), let alone anything on par with property theft.
Is the generated ozone undesirable because it's dangerous / unhealthy for humans?

P.s. the videos in the first link are wild

https://youtube.com/watch?time_continue=144&v=puch1sLN0mg
Having to route all of your communications through a relay, having to explicitly build out backups to your backups for comms rather than being able to look up with your instruments, a longer delay requiring more autonomy on the lunar surface, more radiation, more micrometeorite impacts, rougher terrain, other things.
Belief in a higher power is not a substitute for finding goodness in what you do.

I agree - with rose tinted glasses, there was a period that lasted all the way to shortly after the release of the iPhone where it was reasonable to be (and much of society was) excited about the possibilities of technology.

Those times are dead. Financial engineering and the monetization of every piece of user data, ever flat surface, every eyeball, from birth to death have left me a sad husk sitting in a chair typing for a paycheck. My solace has been the kind of creative activities now undermined by generative AI.

So many great artists got their start at the entry level - whether as a mall portrait photographer, an understudy at a newspaper, or what not. With those roles killed by AI, where will innovation or even passion come from?
I use it mostly for coding help, not Python or JS but a mix of C and C++ for my own framework.

It is surprisingly good and helpful. I am still exploring the limits.

Writing doc comments or test cases is much faster and more fun with this kind of tool, but you still have to double check everything as it inevitably make mistakes, often small and not obvious…
You forgot to mention, if the US didn’t back Europe’s stance on Ukraine (yes Europe’s stance), then China would have a green light to invade Taiwan, and most certainly do it.
And once that precedent is set of invading neighbors like that, neither Russia nor China would stop with just Ukraine and Taiwan.
I suppose stuff like this just reinforces why I download everything I can, even though in this specific case I never had much access to comedycentral anyway since it was typically region locked.
Yeah, as history has shown, fire sale of assets to competitor eating your lunch has been without a doubt a sound business strategy. /s

In all seriousness, giving existing and potential customers more reasons to spend their time on YouTube is not good for their business.