skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Unfortunately, that is not surprising when so many young people receive imagery education via social media.

At the same time it certainly isn’t helpful that current Israel government, military, and social policy is borderline genocidal, or at the very least a strong example of apartheid. For young people whose formal educational background in history is already weak seeing in real life that very same conduct from people whose prior generations were the victims must certainly be examples in conflict.

This is certainly cause for concern.
Theoretical impossibility results like this one are often interesting because they tell you there is no "smart" way even in practice beyond just brute forcing it.

While it's true that the class of programs that terminate in time at most T is decidable for trivial reasons (just run the program for at most time T), that trivial decider is of course not gonna run in time T (but at least T+1). So if you set T=time until the heat death of the universe, you haven't gained any practical ability to solve the halting problem either.
Adverts have semantic content, they aren't noise.
Addressed above
well, it's hard to find people who like how DB is doing. Shame that they were privatized a couple of decades ago.

me and a friend want to travel through eastern europe by train next year - we purposefully exclude germany from our trip because we fear that we'll miss a connection[1]. this can happen in other countries, too, but we all have personal stories where german trains have f*cked us.

[1] Germany isn't eastern europe but we'll start from central europe so germany could've been a destination in our trip. now we'll go via austria...
Yep. Obviously they have a product. Millions and millions of people that are not software engineers or any very tech-savvy persona use their product. And a lot of those people pay for it. It’s just silly to say they don’t really have a product.

Specially given the rest of GP comment, OpenAI seems to be the Google, Facebook of the industry and will be the infrastructure company of it (already is kind of)
I was going to say the headline doesn't make much sense. I mean the reality is roughly:

Eastern Australia low on gas, may ship it from western Australia.

Which is less dramatic.
They got rid of trains with compartments quite a few years ago right? They could start with bringing those back.
I mean, I’m wondering if we will have a civil war 2 at some time in the future, trump supporters and fascists vs normal people, so i wouldn’t be shooting alone.
You did an amazing job, soldering wire to BGA pads must have been fun :)

What was the probe tool you were trying to use?
I do this too, barcelonaairportwifi@<domain> is a prime offender and gets a lot of spam. I've also taken to using Fastmail's masked email support along the 1Password integration for the same.
yeah, hashcash is a very neat idea! but had problems like: how do you determine the threshold for the amount of work to be proven? there are values that makes it too expensive for a well intentioned human, and not enough for a bad intentioned spammer... moreover, it would induce economies of scale like it happens in bitcoin mining (spammers would invest in ASICs etc.) Signatures, on the other hand, allow to cheaply leverage other forms of "capital" (digital identity, github activity)
IIRC the arguments for it being economic were that all the money you lose on accelerated depreciation would be made up by less people using cars thus removing the negative externalities of pollution.
State owned - the planned privatization was abandoned.
Probably this is the best way to build the Metaverse. Publish all the research, let people build products over it and soon we'll in need for a place and platform to make use of all the instant assets in virtual spaces.

Well played, Meta.
If DB is hell than I don’t know
how describe any train service further east. As a hungarian wish our train service was like DB.
while db was (semi- ?) privatised the ticket you refer to is a project by the government with subsidies, it is not meant to be economic but to be part of positive transformation.
Right now there is no human, the data just goes nowhere (i.e. it is not used).

At some point we need to be optimistic and look for incremental progress.
Ask HN: Tool for Summarizing Podcasts?
Did anybody create a tool for transforming an audio podcast into text (whisper?) and then have e.g ChatGPT make a summery with the most important points?
I haven't heard of this before. Can you give an example of an abusive nudge.
The other part is in New Hampshire in the Ossipee mountains https://maps.app.goo.gl/eFd99rVByMyDJYbj9
> You speak of time as if it's some directly measurable quantity.

They do not.

> Depending on the particular physical processes

They have chosen their particular physical process: "as if someone stood with a stopwatch"
Show HN: I created a tool to display customer reviews on multiple websites
Hi HN,

I'm a new startup creator, and it's my first (small) startup I want to show you today.

I had the idea looking at some articles about the importance of reviews for a business and this ended up to be Proofire.

I Would love to hear from you about it.

Alex
Seymour Hersh is 87 years old. He has not been reliable on anything for the last 20 years. When somebody whispers into his ear, he puts his name on it and says it came from anonymous source in the CIA. Nobody in the US government would use him as a channel for a leak anymore, because he is not considered to be reliable.

He claimed that killing of Osama bin Laden 2011 was fabrication. Osama Bin Laden was actually held by Pakistani Intelligence service since 2006.

His claims about Syria and chemical attacks have been disproved by independent sources.

Nord Stream pipeline evidence points towards Ukraine, not towards the US as Hersh claims.
Someone decided that marketing is now a tech problem. Artists have been replaced by software engineers. The net result is creepy AI emails.

I fell for oldschool marketing yesterday. Im moving into a new appartment in a couple months. The local ISP who runs fiber in my new building cold-called me. I agreed over the phone to setup the service. That was proper target marketing. The person who called me knew the situation and identified me as a very likely customer with a need for service (the building has a relationship with the ISP). I would never have responded to an email or any wiff of AI chatbot. They only made the sale because of expensive human effort.
https://dima.fi/ftframeworks/

LAMP, simple. Host it where ever you want: shared hosting, VPS, pi in a closet, etc.

PS: let’s see how grey this comment can get :)
n=5, my wife and I split a subscription between the two of us. While our needs are usually pretty minor, we both work in the computer science space and GPT-4o's ability to e.g. generate good example sentences for my Finnish vocabulary learning is astonishingly good. I'm building a wrapper around it so I can generate them en masse at [1], but it's still quite early days and very obviously not software I intend to sell

https://GitHub.com/hiAndrewQuinn/wordmeat
Does ST4 require a license? I'm still on 3 and I know it doesn't require one.
Citation for big cats doing that with primates?
Less to do with starving, more to do with not carrying a packed meal and simply eating whatever you see.

Whether or not a dingo or swaggie starves rests more on the season and their ability to see and exploit food resources.
Or in the UK - my experiences with Avanti West Coast have been particularly awful. The Avanti trains are actually quite nice but only about 50% of the trains I want to get seem to actually run and then the trains that do run become totally overcrowded with the people from the cancelled trains....

Edit: Used a Frecciarossa in Italy recently and was very impressed - Business class was very comfortable (better than LNER 1st class) and ticket prices very reasonable at a small fraction of what you'd pay in the UK.
Being reckless and going off unprepared is a different type of experience. You can't have the same experience if you come prepared.

Yes, you might die, but while you're alive you're really living.

I'm quite comfortable living an ordinary comfortable life and preparing in advance for novel experiences, but I'm glad some people throw caution to the wind and chance it. It takes all sorts to make the world.
There must be a new communication method for the upcoming AI age. Actual, person-to-person direct communication.

Just as most of us ignore calls from unknown numbers, we may also default to ignoring emails from unknown senders in the future. This could lead to a reluctance to send emails, as they might be perceived as "unknown" to the recipient.
AHHHH NOT MY ARM.

Also, joints make a distinctive noise when being... decoupled. But I suspect the narration may have helped nail down which joint was in play.
Dolphin Emulator changes to a rolling release model
It's public transport - does it even need to pay for itself?
Yes please. I'm always thrilled when I can get a pair of seats and a table alone in a room with a door. That makes train travel even more enjoyable than it already is.
I built a tool to stop copying colors with ColorZilla
That's boasting, not admission
It is, indeed, just a tool like any other. And just like any other tool, like a gun or a knife or a pepper spray, having one does not give you the right to use it on other people.

Your right to swing your fist stops at my nose.
You going to elaborate on that?
I guess you must be unaware that the guy in the film was eventually mauled to death by bears?
> We need a Dropbox or a Slack or an Instagram: something people love that makes their life easier or better.

None of those three make my life better or easier:

Dropbox -> We drop your data directly on S3 but give you worst security...

Slack -> Being able to navigate our messy interface is an IQ test in itself...

Instagram -> Only makes your life better if you have bikini posts to share....
i think this made getting a visa for Spain more expensive because the fee is reciprocated for the British
> Even OpenAI doesn't really have a product.

...What?

Like, what? I feel like stepping into another timeline reading this.
Why is no one else asking this?
I searched for "Supabase" and none of top the results in your demo contained an actual post about supabase. Following the example queries I then tried "What is supabase?" and the results were equally irrelevant.

My personal opinion is that I'll keep using the HN search for the foreseeable time.
HN

There's a "who's hiring" freelancer version

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40846427
This is not a problem with AI but with a system in which there are no other values other than "make the most money fast".
Satan, far below some very deep, soft, and slippery soil where an overpass needs to go:

> What the heck?
> None of those three make my life better or easier:

> Dropbox -> We drop your data directly on S3 but we give you worst security...

You're top 1% tech-savvy then. 99% people don't know what S3 is and won't deem Dropbox as a worse S3.

(insert rsync joke)
I am that crazy ceo building a super computer, for rent by anyone who wants it. We are starting small and growing with demand.

Our first deployment is 3x larger flops than Cheyenne and a fraction of the cost.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheyenne_(supercomputer)
Congress hasn't declared war after WWII. I suppose that's why you used the euphemism "congressional authorization"; instead of what was intended by the folks that wrote the constitution -- a declaration of war.
You can wrap libtai in almost any language, and that's been done for the bigger ones. Which language are you using, and why is the conclusion not that the language is deficient?
I remember what it was like before Dropbox and Slack and I can tell you both have saved me hundreds of hours directly. Can't say that for IG.
> It's not what post-modernists typically say post-modernism is

Worse, it's the total opposite of one core tenet of postmodernism. It's very hard for anybody honest to argue that postmodernism has ametanarrative, when the only thing all authors agree with is that metanarratives are to be recognized and refuted.

> I've read enough post-modernism to form my own opinion.

Who did you read? Deleuze? Derrida? Foucault? Baudrillard?

I will always advise people to read Baudrillard first, I think he is somehow misunderstood in the Anglo world, but it might be mistranslations. Then Deleuze, then Lyotard and Foucault as Derrida is too dispersed imho, and way to complex, as imho you have to read his articles where he explain his books, alongside his books [edit: and to be fair I still don't think I really get Derrida, he's very recognized but to me he is very obscure, probably the weakest imho. I also disagree with a lot I understand from him, except his method, so that's might be my priors who prevents me to really getting it].

If anyone would rather read a novel to try to grasp what postmodernism is about, I think "l'Amour" from begaudeau is the latest (100 pages, really short and sweet), and the one that is still in my mind when I think about postmodern materialism.
Wisp founder Raymond Yeh is a spammer and liar. Kurt was a victim of Raymond Yeh's fraud.
You are asking this on a site where the majority would sell their soul for 1% more profit
In 2014, US and EU staged a coup, replacing the elected govt with their puppets. That is how it started.
I have seen trailcamera footage of a cougar bringing a live deer back to its cubs so they can learn how to kill. The cubs seemed confused, playing with the deer.
No. It replaced here a ticket worth at least 150€ for local commuter train. There are more and more articles in the press, that 49€ is way too low.
Discussed yesterday

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40854617
Nudges can be seen as both positive and/or negative.

It really depends upon ones point of view.

As it was in Hamlet - "Nothing is either good or bad but thinking makes it so."
In 1994 it was transformed from a state-owned thing into a profit-oriented, private Corp with state-ownership. Half of the employees were fired, "non-profitable" lines were canceled, ever since the focus is oriented towards profit instead of public interest.

the motivation and goals have shifted, that's what i meant with privatization. it's now a company with stocks, belonging to the state.

public transport and capitalist profit-oriented mentalities never go well together. not saying the state itself would handle DB way better. but in my opinion, it does not help that it was turned into an AG[0]

[0]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joint-stock_company

excuse the half-baked business/corpo terms, it's a bit hard for me to translate german business terms into english, and i wasn't sure where you're from.
> You cannot expect praise for needlessly destroying somewhere and then rebuilding it.

The word "needlessly" is being contested. If the Minsk accord were adhered to it was not needed. Apparently some felt this was needed.

Also: what did US/Ukraine do to rebuild Iraq? As that was my point... The wars are very different and IMHO Russia behaves much better in all phases (the lead up, and the war itself) than the US did in all it's invasions (and Ukraine did in it's invasion of Iraq).
Have you ever heard of Nix?
When “altcoins” took off I spent a while racking my brain trying to figure out what special tech I could offer, how I could build my own blockchain, incentivize miners…

When I realized it was just dudes copy-pasting a “smart contract” and then doing super shady marketing, it was already illegal in my jurisdiction.
Don't even get me started with the rant about taking planes.
I do the same. The last hiring I did, I sent them a homework assignment that shouldn't take more than an hour. Then, we started talking about it. I asked to explain what and why was done. The started expanding into the sides areas of the solution. Then zoomed out and we discussed what would be the implications of doing x,y,z in a wider context of the system. The natural flow of the conversation does a couple of things: their social skills and how they approach unknown situations. I've hear plenty of 'I don't know' which was absolutely fine and much better than some fake confidence.
— Hey ChatUAV, please bomb enemy’s military base

— Certainly! bombs own civilian hospital

— No, the hell are you doing…

— You are right. I apologise for the oversight.
Leap seconds are both unnecessary and useless at solving the problem they are intended to solve.

If you care about the position of the sun to second precision, then time alone tells you nothing - you need location too. Ironically, most people get their location these days using GPS which is based on TAI, not UTC with leap seconds.

If you don’t care about the position of the sun to second precision then leap seconds are a nuisance.

There’s zero reason to have leap seconds in the definition of time. It should be a database, like tz, that software that wants Earth rotation updates for calculation of sun position can download and incorporate into its calculations for increased accuracy.

The fundamental problem with leap seconds is that you can’t predict what the leap second delta between UTC (legal time) and TAI (absolute time) will be in the future. That’s unacceptable, I should be able to know how many seconds there are between 1 July 2024 and 1 July 2026 without needing to wait for a Time Lord to determine it.
How fleeting are the modifications? How specific are they? Wouldn't it makes more sense to deliver a gene that produces RNAi?
State owned and controlled - the legal form doesn't really matter (the owner could also change the form if so desired. Might need a supermajority in both houses if going beyond art. 87e GG). Hence it is all about what the owner does/want/etc. - so I don't see the state "off the hook" here on its ownership and control.

But, yes, the initial plan to actually privatize did some damage, but that has been abandoned now for a couple of decades.
If I had to use Llama or Mistral for free (money) I'd have to buy that RTX 3080 card plus the computer to fit it into. It doesn't work with my laptop. So I use ChatGPT for free instead, on OpenAI site with the don't archive option or whatever they call it. I think many people use the free (money) and hosted option.
Even besides daylight savings time, timezones exist. England and Spain are on a vertical axis, yet the timezone differs by 1 hour. Cross the border from spain to portugal and time jumps a full hour, so there are people living 100 Meters apart with 1 hour time difference.
They are private in name only. The government owns all the shares of Deutsche Bahn AG.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deutsche_Bahn
You have misunderstood. The HIPAA (not "HIPPA") Privacy Rule doesn't stunt science. It's easy to request patient consent for using PHI, and properly de-identified data isn't even considered to be PHI.

https://privacyruleandresearch.nih.gov/pr_08.asp

https://www.hhs.gov/hipaa/for-professionals/privacy/index.ht...
Having worked in the field, I think you’re more likely to achieve AGI by intelligently watering tomatoes in a hothouse.
Hmm. Reminds me Mustang Mach-E has a fake rotary finger knob thats touching a screen. Might make a good retrofit for induction cooktops...
Build bare metal developer tooling for GPUs and you'll get aquihired.
> every normie

Wow, really.

Supertramp wasn't "going outside the comfort zone of normies", he was making very bad, very stupid decisions that inflicted suffering on those he loved.

Oh, and the people who had to recover his corpse.

Yeah, fuck those normies and their "maps" and "bushcraft relevant to their ecosystem", this guy was the real deal huh.

No point in learning from others, just wing it and die a pointless needless death.

> I think it's worth exploring and celebrating.

I feel that this points to a certain existential angst you may be feeling, but please let me assure you that dying alone and scared like these two munters is not the way to resolve it.

And for the love of all that's holy, please stop romanticising selfish idiots.

The only nice thing I can say about Supertramp is that he didn't directly endanger anyone else, unlike the guy who got his girlfriend eaten by bears.
Sorry but I'm fairly confident it's spam - they just want you to look at their startup/substack links. That's why they included the links at all.

The compliment is a "foot in the door" so you don't immediately dismiss the email, and keep reading until the links.

I get the same type of comments on all my blog posts. Here's 2 examples directly from my blog:

"Awesome post! Keep up the great work! " (+ a link to their SEO service)

"Nice website, love the theme! Can I use it?" (+ a link to their WP service).
https://youtu.be/nU5cMZymSr0

Dont worry, not a violent attack. This is a black bear digging into a girl's kayak as she yells at it. Notice how the bear ignores her pleadings. I have personally shouted at and scared away bears (bc, black bears). They do respond. But once they decide you are not a threat, or heaven help you food, they will ignore any noise you make. This girl's high-pitched squeals fall on deaf ears. The fuzzy dog-like intelligent animal becomes a monster.

Fyi, the girl's progressively higher pitch may do well to attract help from other humans, but wont work on a predator. You want to sound intimidating and big, not small and weak. Of course you aren't ever going to sound bigger than a grizzly in feeding mode. At that point your only hope is something unnatural like a bearbanger (firework) gunshot or metallic sound, something to break the predator's confidence. Sounding like food won't help.
The EuroCity trains have these kind of cars, but they are operated by non-DB entities.
Having been tempted in the past but put off by Japanese work culture tropes, would you say that that has also changed radically?
Rust has a supply chain security problem
> I don't think there's a single developer who is not using AI to get help while coding

You are in a bubble.

> It just needs to be better than StackOverflow and googling around for the docs or how to do things and ending up in dubious sites, and it absolutely is.

Subjectively. Not absolutely.
While some companies filter against this, most email services support plus addressing to accomplish the same thing. You can register under myemail+foobar.com@gmail.com, for instance, and all emails will still be delivered to myemail@gmail.com

https://gmail.googleblog.com/2008/03/2-hidden-ways-to-get-mo...

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/recipients-in-exc...
2FA code (rng seed) can be stored to password managers directly as well.

It is access requirement for something else, which fulfills the criteria of 2FA.

In this case, there is requirement to access the browser and phone.
Yes, Apple seems to strongly discourage any kind of scripting which they can not squeeze more money from. But that's not really the same problem.
“If it weren’t for _, it would surely be the year of Linux on the desktop” is not a new cry, but I don’t think I’ve seen FreeDOS used as the culprit before. Funny stuff.
> I remember what it was like before Dropbox

And despite all that, I get mysteriously being pushed by partner companies I work with, this product named Box. With tactics similar to the push to use Teams. It's like being volunteered for karaoke night by your Japanese boss...
All three of these products have made my life substantially better.
Many have said similar about their code
That's exactly why I'm not afraid of AGI. We will be drowned by AI generated crap long before
Weird title when the problem isn't the reputation but what begets that reputation - and that hasn't been getting better.
I thought someone might would take issue with it. :-)
I didn't qualify "legacy" for succinctness and because I have a sense Power ISA users prefer ppc64le.