skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Science is all about removing feelings, accepting that it isn’t possible to not feel and channel that into constantly doubting.

Feeling doubtful is fundamentally different than feeling enlightened.
Cool visualization, perhaps interesting thoughts but alas it is completely worthless as it is AI analysis based. I wish the author warned about that on top instead of the bottom so I didn't waste my time with it.
I don't get why some people seem to think the only way to use a LLM is for next token prediction or AGI has to be bult using LLM alone.

You want planning, you can do monte carlo tree search and use LLM to evaluate which node to explore next. You want verifiable reasoning, you can ask it to generate code(an approach used by recent AI olympiad winner and many previous papers).

What is even "planning", finding desirable/optimal solutions to some constrained satisfaction problems? Is the llm based minecraft bot voyager not doing some kind of planning?

LLMs have their limitations. Then augment them with external data sources, code interpreters, give it ways to interact with real world/simulation environment.
I'm pretty certain this is the same in the USA, too. Certainly you don't need a witness to lay a foundation for entering government web sites into evidence as they have a rebuttable presumption they haven't been tampered with.
AT&T Breach Shows Why RCS Can't Be Trusted
funny enough, I think diesel trucks are required by law to burn a form of this with diesel.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diesel_exhaust_fluid
For those like myself wondering how a regular wave could do this, the article says it was something colloquially termed a "sneaker wave." Like a rogue wave, but on the shoreline. It also sounds like they all got hit by the wave, and only Charity survived.

Edit: National Weather article on Sneaker Waves: https://www.weather.gov/safety/sneaker-waves

Apparently the cold water and other complications make things worse.
Higher ed was the driving force for a lot of the protests etc was bound to be “punished” for lack of a better word same with Hollywood the devil works hard but farm boys work even harder
Your solution looks alright. I think you could use a defaultdict() to clean up a few lines of code, and I don't fully understand why you have two nested loops inside your file processing loop.

Here's my solution in TS.

const parseLog = (input: string) => {
const userToHistory: {[user: string]: string[] } = {}
const pageListToFrequencyCount: { [pages: string]: number } = {}

for (const [user, page, ] of input.trim().split("\n").map(row => row.split(", "))) {
userToHistory[user] = (userToHistory[user] ?? []).concat(page);

if (userToHistory[user].length >= 3) {
const path = userToHistory[user].slice(-3).join(" -> ")

pageListToFrequencyCount[path] = (pageListToFrequencyCount[path] ?? 0) + 1;
}
}

return Object.entries(pageListToFrequencyCount).sort(([, a], [, b]) => a - b);
}

It could be slow on large log files because it keeps the whole log in memory. You could speed it up significantly by doing a `.shift()` at the point when you `.slice(-3)` so that you only track the last 3 pages for any user.
some companies do know how to hire and how to train. its rare- not zero.
Usually security researchers are required to reach out to the target before escalating further into the systems, asking for permissions to proceed. This is also something bug bounty programs require as per their rules for their targets in scope. I’d expect this to be the case here as well, given the researcher is employed by a security company.

Researchers also usually mention which points they asked for additional permissions at in writeups, but now always.
and yet at that age, they would be tried and convicted as adults if they committed a felony.

so, i dont agree that just because they're 17 that they're not capable of making decisions that require planning, gathering information and rational thought. It's just that a lot of them aren't doing it, and play the victim when the inevitable results aren't desirable.

They cannot point to their parent's generation and say "i did what they did, why don't i get the same outcomes".
There are earthquakes on the Canadian shield, and the reasoning is that it is due to Earth deformation recovery.

Essentially, the ice age's massive glaciers deformed the ground, and it is slowly rebounding over 1000s of years. The result is minor tremors, sometimes larger quakes.

I am in southern Quebec, and there is a LOT of water here. Personally, I suspect there are glaciers underground which are still thawing, which would also cause additional land movement.

Some supporting thoughts...

* one year, after a lot of snow (record snowfall, where some people's 1st story windows were covered entirely), it took until July for all the snow to melt. This was in areas around my house, and in my forest, where sun didn't shine.

* if you look into how we used to store ice for the summer, we'd cut it out of lakes in massive blocks (eg, Lake Ontario or some such), and then store it in warehouses covered with sawdust. Such ice was even used residentially, delivered every once in a while, and used in a refrigerator like 'ice box'. This ice would last the whole summer, it takes time for that much mass to melt, especially with some insulation.

Which is what underground glaciers have... they're insulated.

Even a decade ago, we'd see -40C regularly here in Jan and Feb, which would counter 40C in the summer I suspect.

Anyhow, this could all be simple post-ice age land reformation.
Haha the same with me. 4 trips for Jack and Dianne
In the whole of history I only know of one prosecutor who was criminally charged for a wrongful conviction. And they weren't the one that did it. They just took a deathbed confession from their colleague and failed to report it.
I feel it is important to note that you only get more spoons if you spend the money on spoons. Financial management habits are in direct opposition to non-investment spending, including on spoons.
The Snowplow Limited Use License Agreement
I've seen such articles more and more recently. In the past, when people had a vague idea, they had to do research before writing. During this process, they often realized some flaws and thoroughly revised the idea or gave up writing. Nowadays, research can be bypassed with the help of eloquent LLMs, allowing any vague idea to turn into a write-up.
Yeah, but reacting with the naive assumption that there is never any backup generator is just the other extreme.
Welcome to the life of powerless serfdom on digital marketplaces. Similar things can easily happen to you on the app stores, ad sales accounts etc.

When people depend on these platforms for their livelihood and they have no real competitors there has to be some transparency and due process. Regulation is the only way.
Unfortunately not a choice as an app developer. iOS and Android will deprecate and remove anything you build every other year if it's not up to date.
This has been one of the greatest community achievements that man has made in the last 20 years. Here's hoping it stays open, and empowers people and small businesses alike.
agreed. Jenkins has suffered from a lot of problems - plugin maintenance across version upgrades being key - but it has also overcome a lot of these problems. It gets criticism just for being... "old". But it is an automation server that is as battle-tested as they come!

Also, being old gives it a huge advantage: you can bet you won't need a major rewrite of your pipelines in a couple of years when e.g. GitLab sells, or Microsoft decides GH actions aren't so free (or fast) any more, etc.
Openings/needs can be shared and relayed through networks before being listed publicly. You can also made yourself know as a potential hire before the need arises or before it is fully validated/budgeted and getter recontacted on Day 1.
I know that was a joke, but - as someone who is still on X, what am I missing? Any practical advantages to using Wayland when using a single monitor on desktop computer?
Dealing regularly with government officials who do this sort of stuff on a daily basis, I can promise you that they all appear to sleep very soundly every night.
https://idiomorigins.org/origin/tip

In English too - think "betting tip".
Check the "About" page. It's a self-published, non-peer-reviewed paper, written by a distinguished academic researcher.
If the author behaves like he writes I have a clue as to why he's still unemployed tbh.
written by all those clever, know it all, bastards at the economist looking down their noses at the rest of the world.
> And so wouldn't it be better to put a patch on these lacks? China also had no nuclear competence, now it speaks for itself.

What's the pyramid of needs to support a sufficient number of nuclear engineers and how long is the lead up time?

China started during the Cold War and has a population and wealth of a billion+ people to draw on, Australia has considerably less.

> Which is equivalent to thinking you can install solar, wind and batteries all in one day.

We can, do, and already have been installing solar and solar batteries in Australia since the 1970s. Today we have massive solar farms going in and city scale battery parks in Adelaide, etc.

Check technical history .. nuclear power plants take a little longer and there are none at present in Australia (the existing facility is a research reactor, different kettle of neutrons).

> And why wouldn't it be possible to do both?

Australia has finite resources to invest in energy solutions, what we invest now gives better returns if put into renewables and we have a commitment to reduce emissions by 2050 that's based on a real problem.

Money we put towards nuclear delivers no power at all for decades and what would eventually result (given what we can afford) is less than we require (shortfall) and still requires money to be put to coal power now to carry us over until the time of not enough nuclear.

Have you read the CSIRO report on Australia's energy options?
Sure, why not? :)
Yeah, you can train an LLM to recognize the vocabulary and grammatical features of logical fallacies... Except the nature of fallacies is that they look real on that same linguistic level, so those features aren't distinctive for that purpose.

Heck, I think detecting sarcasm would be an easier goal, and still tricky.
The contradictions in this thread are incredible. If the job market is that bad and you need the money then a job that pays anything is good enough. Are these people just going to sit there until they starve because they're too proud to take a job that pays less than their last one?!
> Apparently, urea and ammonia in the waste went untreated,

Ahead of the curve on DEF!
I know it's not a solution to your problem but have you tried or have any thoughts on this tool that's supposed to help distribute your ebook and also has done print on demand options?
https://draft2digital.com/
In my experience, in bigger companies hiring managers seem to dislike this kind of "nepotism". The best they do normally these days is to give you the hr/recruitment email to send your application to. This is just some real-life experience based on recent job hunting.
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what is 900F?
You would be horrified if you would know how much pre-‘20s or even pre-‘10s software is still running in production out there. Here we are talking about a huge enterprise and a somewhat complex migration (from tiller) but you can easily find outdated software without these aggravating circumstances as well.
Also social implications.

Imo, humans are hard wired to care about relative social standing. Income is a measure/indicator of social standing, among other things. Ideologically, we're resistant to the idea that we care about our ranking. We should care about absolutes... so I think this one is hard to study.

Generally speaking, human satisfaction tends to be relative. Relative to where we were. Relative to expectations... Relative to parents. Relative to last year. Etc.
umm, may I contact you?
You may claim that, but your other comments say otherwise.
But the point is, isn't hallucinating about having malformed, altered or out of touch input rather than producing inaccurate output yourself?

It is the memory pathways leading them astray. It could be thought of a memory system that at certain point any longer can't be fully sure if whatever connections they have are from actually being trained or it or created accidentally.
As far as I can remember I've always been sick in cars, when I'm not driving. When I first tried my Q3 headset, I couldn't stand it for more than 10mn in a row. The trick I discovered works for me, but I wouldn't bet on it for everyone else. I removed my shoes and I play barefoot, with my two feet firmly on the ground. I couldn't play Population One until I applied this trick.
Now after many months of using it, I must say I feel pretty confortable. My main usage now is watching movies or videos on cinema size screen.
Glad to hear it helped. People think it's all about muscles, but the mental effects are very significant.
Most of the time we are on autopilot and our brain retconns the reason for an action, decision, or emotion after the fact.

But it seems clear that at times we consciously steer our autopilot in a new direction by choice. Some number of repetitions and that becomes the new autopilot behavior.

Actual conscious thought and control is too metabolically expensive and slow to use much of the time but it has its uses.
I using private browsing in iPad all time. It is great to see update !
Probably not the "easiest", and it's not really production-ready yet, *but* it is the one open source solution for hosting open source software that will never be affected by the "Explores Sale" problem - the same way that BitTorrents have never had that problem: it is a fully decentralized, peer-to-peer network for hosting source code.
My biggest problem with them is that I can't quite get it to behave like I want it to. I built myself a "therapy/coaching" telegram bot (I'm healthy, but like to reflect a lot, no worries). I even built a self-reflecting memory component that generates insights (sometimes spot on, sometimes random af). But the more I use it, the more I notice that neither the memory nor the prompt matters much. I just can't get it to behave like a therapist would. So in other words: I can't find the inputs to achieve a desirable prediction from the SOTA LLMs. And I think that's a bigger problem for them not to be a shallow hype.
Music disks used to be a thing in the 90's demo scene.

Like this 111 KB rendition of "Axel F" they did not sound like crap.
https://modarchive.org/index.php?request=view_by_moduleid&qu...
"happiness science" that does not respect user setting for dark mode + having sticky banner on top is too much, way too much to take seriously
> The programmers are the machinists on the shop floor actually building the car.

No, because with software there's no human execution. It's the computers that execute the design. The developers design the blueprints of what the computers need to execute. They are the architects.

For an analogy you can probably best compare this with 3D printed houses.

> A high-level, 10,000-foot understanding of technical requirements is important, but the details should be left to the programmers.

But why leave the details to the programmers? Why doesn't the systems analyst produce a proper CAD-like blueprint that leaves no room for interpretation? His system design should produce the exact same result regardless which contractor implements it. Yet that's never the case.

The reason is because he can't. The systems analyst doesn't have a clue what he's designing. If he would be able to write a proper blueprint we could just hand it off to the computer and have it executed. No need for programmers. But now the systems analyst has become a developer.
Cisco Secure Email Gateway Arbitrary File Write Vulnerability
> They are running a single K8s cluster and expecting hard multi-tenancy guarantees?

Maybe I missed something in the article but where are they expecting any hard guarantees. If there is a model being trained for example (running arbitrary code) where does a multi K8 tenency play?

The main issue I see is all internal network communication was trusted once behind the proxy/firewall (Istio) but I probably just don't understand k8 clusters too well.
Install Music from Yandex Music
You have a point here. It’s also the device where Woz probably had as much influence as Jobs had or more, and it showed.

My 50 years just referred to the birth year of Apple itself.
482 Celsius
US to Issue Proposed Rules Limiting Chinese Vehicle Software in August
this seems to be "people who have to work are less happy than people who are free to do what ever they want whenever they want"
Allegedly if you carry a ladder they let you in anywhere.
> pocket watches

Which, when you think of it, (smart or dumb) mobile phones kind of have been for a while already for people that don't wear (smart or dumb) watches.

Tangentially I sort of lament the progressive disappearance of wall and street clocks, presumably caused by the constant availability of time in one's pocket (before that not everyone wore a watch but everyone soon had a mobile phone with time)
Agent Smith:

You hear that Mr. Anderson?... That is the sound of inevitability... It is the sound of your death... Goodbye, Mr. Anderson...

Neo:

My name... is Neo.
> We can't develop a universally coherent data set because

Yet every child seems to manage, when raised by a small village, over a period of about 18 years. I guess we just need to give these LLMs a little more love and attention.
I wrote a guide on the maths of scaling a sales team
Tech companies have scaled and hired sales teams using flawed maths that causes overhiring across an entire business - It's what leads to the cycle of growing too much and then laying people off.

When every hire in a business is attached to the revenue growth, getting it wrong hits everyone (not just sales), and that's why it's so important to get it right.

The old maths is all derived from a revenue target that a business wants to achieve, and how many people are needed to be able to hit that goal, rather than based off what people are capable of achieving (based on capacity)

I've unpacked the math right back to the working hours of the day and what sales people are capable of achieving, and even built OS calculators and models for people to help build correctly.

It's a pretty long read (about 45 mins), but should approach it completely differently to any of the other guides published by companies, VCs or thought leaders in the space.

Let me know what you think :)
Raising the world's IQ, as in the average over the entire planet, is very difficult, given that 100 IQ is defined to be the average
Yeah, there are a lot of problems with Godot 4 web exports generally - due to the fact that it's a lot more multi-threaded in general than Godot 3, which presents problems for web exports and requires certain features to be enabled server-side via headers. Godot 4.3 "fixes" this by allowing you to export a single-threaded build - which obviously isn't the ideal fix, more of a workaround that may result in worse performance.

Godot 3.x supports web exports for C#, due to the mono runtime being long available as a WASM target. But .NET Core still doesn't quite work there, there are experimental builds while using Blazor specifically, but for hosted runtime stuff (such as Godot) the support isn't there yet, despite MS promising it since .NET 6 it hasn't arrived yet.
During offshore sailboat races, we just hang off the back.
In my opinion, this research is very biased: Looking at the first 5 questions [1] I see a materialistic context that channels the answer towards a materialistic view of happiness, where of course money is key.

Now, let's take the Aristotelian definition of happiness: It is about doing good and matching one's nature with one's actions. Then I would design questions like:

- Do you feel that your life is interconnected with the lives of others?

- When you reflect, do you feel that your life is what it should be?

- Are you satisfied with your life?

- In your daily life you do things out of obligation that do not correspond to your true nature?

- etc.

It all depends on what definition of happiness you take, and the one selected by the sponsors of the work I guess is not mine.

[1]Source: https://go.trackyourhappiness.org/

- In most respects, my life is close to my ideal.

- The conditions of my life are excellent.

- I am satisfied with my life.

- So far I have achieved the important things I want in life.

- If I could live my life over again, I would change almost nothing.