skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In general there is some increased risk of toxicity from consuming too much of any one food, whether it's heavy metals in nuts or fat-soluble drugs in meat or pesticide residue in fruit. That's why as a general heuristic it's better for most people who want to optimize for general health to eat a wide variety of different things.

From a certain perspective fish oil is probably "better" than olive oil in terms of lipid ratios. But I'm not going to saute my vegetables in fish oil.

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Some people have this weird desire to over simplify and label certain foods as "good" or "bad" or "healthy" or "unhealthy". The reality is that there are hardly any purely bad foods and almost everything contains at least some useful nutrients. The dose makes the poison. Everything in moderation.
This is a great setup. I’m approaching the age where I just want things that work and for no one to move my cheese
Are we already conceding that LLMs are people?
Any time! I enjoyed the work, and I also got to work on closed sites which always made for pretty fun days as one was an isolated area and another was a golf course.
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Adding to that, I'm often bitten trying to search for user strings because they're split across lines to adhere to 80 characters.

So if I'm trying to locate the error message "because the disk is full" but it's in the code as:

... + " because the " +
"disk is full")

then it will fail.

So really, combining both our use cases, what would be great is to simply search for a given case-insensitive alphanumeric string in files that skips all non-alphanumeric characters.

So if I search for:

Foobar2

it would match all of:

FooBar2
foo_bar[2]
"Foo " + \
("bar 2")
foo.bar.2

And then in the search results, even if you get some accidental hits, you can be happy knowing that you didn't miss anything.
In the FIDO2 case, only the derived keys are extracted. The master key that derives non-resident keys isn't extracted. So I think it's not possible to really copy the key.

In the cases of FIDO2 resident keys (passkey) / PIV / GPG, maybe it's possible to extract and copy the exact keys. But I guess it can be detected through attestations.

And I just looked at ykman command. It doesn't seem to allow you to import a passkey to a Yubikey.
Or how high the cuts were for app vendors on pre-Apple cell phone stores.
I have read a lot of documents on ncatlab and other places to try to pin down a coherent model of the physical role of planck's constant in fourier transforms on physical systems. I understand that it often serves as the scale factor for embedding the integers into the reals, but it's not totally clear to me what its role is in physical pontryagin duality/fourier transforms. It's some kind of volume in phase space, but where does that volume come from? For a constant like c, we have the narrative "c is the ratio of unit lengths in time and space", but I have not yet found a good narrative about the meaning of h that works for fourier transforms. Would appreciate any articles on the matter.
If only operational research courses could have been so fun many years ago… excellent write-up!
Same here. It's to display the hypocrisy of those in power who declare things in their favor as beneficial and those that are not beneficial as harmful and bad.

In reality it's almost the opposite, it's bootstrap capitalism for the little guys, and "socialism" and government handouts for the ultra wealthy. (I put socialism in quotes because this term is extremely commonly misused.)
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This is one of the reasons caution is strongly urged when instructed to do things like “open your chakras.” The idea that scientific explanations are only legitimate if they are purely materialist probably won’t last the next 20 years.
I don't think so. People will just follow personalities not aggregators. I can go buy a Neal Stephenson and know it is not spam. I can watch Cody'sLab and no it is not spam.

By the web do you really mean google and FaceBook? Most of the channels/feeds I follow have not been flooded with spam. I am pleased that the large corporation content aggregators are struggling. It isn't like they produced content themselves anyway.
ADHD can actually be caused by school. Teachers knowingly teach crap and the brain says “not worth my time”. It’s a defense mechanism to the industrial machine.
> Mobile Device Management platforms that configure IMAP, CalDAV, CardDAV, POP or Exchange ActiveSync (Google Sync) are being phased out as well

Hmm... No. ActiveSync remains available to Workspace (read " Enterprise" customers), as well as IMAP, xDAV etc. The key part is the pure basic auth, password auth, is deprecated. OAuth is fine, and all these protocols support OAuth just fine.

(Of course, OAuth can also mean username/password auth, but it is generally assumed that MFA comes in to play here).

Love the Register, but this poorly researched.

But also a massive problem for people who have scanners than send stuff via SMTP, they now need to work via OAuth.
>1 - vehicle wasn't involved and was about to be towed for footage as the article implies

Which is definitely something that shouldn't happen and is a violation of constitutional rights.
I don't see how preserving evidence enters into the decision to seize the entire car rather than the drive.
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Everyone I've seen actually review the game say the gameplay is just alright and the characters look pretty bad. Even if the characters looked like they were made by the overwatch team "alright" gameplay isn't going to sell for 40$ when literally all of your competition is free though.
Hard agree there. I'm quick to say "I don't know (yet)" because I don't want to waste everyone's time while I stumble through a bunch of made-up answers trying to sound smart. If I were punished for admitting I didn't know the details of something, I'd leave in a heartbeat.
> First, it may not even be a thing in some countries.

It doesn't matter as long as it's a thing in the country where the training occurs.
they didn't have anything to advertise

the primary lure of overwatch always was the characters

they were bright, colourful and attractive, almost magnetic in terms of drawing you in

and they had something for everyone, and once you were in the gameplay kept you there

meanwhile the characters in this game just look off
I used ublock origin to block the overlay and loading indicator. A loading indicator on a website is bad practice anyway imo
Isn't that almost the opposite?

In a Co-op you put up your own money to buy into a co-op. This is the opposite of VC where an external party joins your org with money.

So a co-op model would only help to serve the already wealthy.

However, maybe it would be interesting to have a co-op for developer resources for example. As in companies or startups can buy into the coop in return for cheaper rates and more vertically integrated team augmentation.
I wouldn't want to come to their defense, but the argument reminds me a little of earlier fights about if search engines owe the sites they crawl anything. Which led to things like Canada's Online News Act[1] which doesn't seem to me to have been very good for users in Canada (but I am not in Canada, maybe it has upsides?)

From my perspective, before OpenAI used/stole these copyrighted works, the public had to pay the original creators to get access to them, and now they've been absorbed into ChatGPT and friends, we have to pay someone else... seems like a wash for end users?

1: https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/google-canada-law-onl...
>"on a large scale"
You register multiple keys on a handful of critically important websites.

Password manager. Primary e-mail account. DNS provider.

Other than that, it's rarely supported and rarely worth the hassle when it is.
Somewhere else in this thread, an example of given. An LLM is trained using all of Frank Miller's copywritted material (he makes comics books). A user then comes along to the trained LLM and says make a comic book that looks like Frank Miller's comic books, and the user then sell the newly created comic book for profit. Should Frank Miller not get something?
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An artist that copied an existing artist's style to the degree that LLMs do would be sued.
> If things continue, soon the motivation for generating new content will trend towards zero.

I see it differently, I see that this generated nonsense will be filtered out, like SEO 'hackers' way back in the day. And those real articles, who actually have some insight will be valued a lot, the issue at hand here, is that the handcrafted unique data that was created, will be pooled without consent to a training set for further changes.

It's the equivalent of the rich eating the poor in my eyes just on automated steroids.

Edit : To avoid all doom and gloom, a method to guarantee your site/data is not added to a training set is required. This sounds good on paper to me, and is really needed, but just like peoples personal privacy, I don't think the sentiment is there to put the effort in.
awh diddums. I also have to remain poor if I obey the law.
We're talking about UK law here, so is it a settled question as to whether or not OpenAI is violating copyright? In the US there was a recent high profile challenge that was largely dismissed with prejudice.

There's the descriptive question over whether something is a copyright violation today and there's the prescriptive question over what kind of policies we'd like. Does anyone with more intimate knowledge of this area of law care to comment?
There's a playground in the post if you want to try it without making an account :)
I was speaking somewhat generally because this is a card often played by corporations. However, I think your quotes dance around the issue.

> > OpenAI said it complies with all copyright laws when training its models and that “we believe that legally copyright law does not forbid training”.

The key thing there is that OpenAI says this. Do the courts say this? Do the people agree?

OpenAI is led by a pathological liar. We can't take anything that starts with "OpenAI says ..." without a huge grain of salt.
Sure, but there are other ways to market a game than character design, they didn't even attempt to market the game as far as I can tell.
a shame the guys at Spotify didn't secure them some kind of access so they could still update it
The waste is a consequence of all the good things we produce that enrich our lives. You may or may not find value in these items, but many others do.

The insanity is to look only at the “cons” side of the page, and not at the “pros” side, and to judge others for not sharing your values.
This was 2011 in Sydney, so don't know about nowadays, but there were several groups on meetup. also met people through couch surfing
Isn't this the exact same business model that Eric Schmidt bragged about at Stanford?

1) steal IP and build a thing

2a) if it fails, rinse and repeat with a "new" step 1

2b) if it succeeds, hire a flees of lawyers to clean up the mess

3) get rich
I’ve tried the full spectrum of strains and it makes no difference; the outcome is problematic at modern strengths and is not at decades-ago strengths, regardless of I/S.
> If things continue, soon the motivation for generating new content will trend towards zero.

only the ones trying to make money out of it. a lot of people create content because it has to be let out - it's like art. people have stuff to say, and they love saying it.
The flaw in your line of thinking is that it is legal and very common place to arrest people who are suspected of committing a crime.

We're talking about people who have suspected of committing a crime in the EU. Should they step foot in the EU the EU is free to arrest suspects of a crime and they can get their day in court.
The debacle caused me to try out all the third party apps and I finally found Clic (iOS only), which is made by an indie developer and implements lots of modern stuff that the official app will probably never get around to (live activities on the Lock Screen, Dynamic Island, an actually decent watch app). It’s such a great experience and I’m enjoying and using my Sonos system more than I have in years now.

This has been a great example of how a company culture can go off the rails, and management can chase dubious ideas that sound good, like cloud mediated controls or a unified react native codebase, while a single dev can make something many times better by working off more pragmatic assumptions.
Echo this. As an EE fun part is circuit design and the tedious part is SAP and agile. This is where AI needs to be. Parts creation from data sheets, and automatic sync between SAP and Altium/cadence.
It'll probably still be materialist at rock bottom, but with a whole lot more attention getting paid to the "cognition" software that's running on that hardware. You're already seeing this with the explosion in CBT methods, but of course there are "folk science" traditions that have been dealing with this stuff for literally thousands of years.
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I remember some experiences where an interviewer thinks they are doing a deep reach for something they think should be an "I don't know", but it happens to be something you do know. Sometimes they think you're bullshitting or arrogant for this.

Judging people and getting an accurate read on people is hard. Often people are overconfident in their ability to do it.
>but I couldn’t tell you whether we should believe it or not. I assume the content of the book provides evidence and justification

I assume the same. It's just that there is something nice about a theory that basically tells you the core of what you need to know from the name of it.
I'm on the side of people who say The Fappening was a bunch of sex crimes and that nonconsensual deepfakes are too, but in 5 years phones will do this entirely on device. I really don't know who we're kidding with this stuff, cat's out of the bag.

The thing we should be concerned about is what kind of surveillance they'll have on our devices to monitor us. For now the focus is on the services running the models: journalists are all "whoa Google let me add a line of coke to this pic", but there's a short step between that and "hey that image violates SB 112, wait here for the cops".
Indeed, waste sorting might improve the situation, but all available evidence indicates there is no will to do this (caveats being parts of Europe, Japan, the Nordics, and anywhere else diverse multi stream waste management can be effectively operated), which leads me to believe gasification is the superior path (with a bypass stream for glass, brick, earth, rock, and metals, primarily to prevent process efficiency reduction during gasification but also for reuse of those materials).

Hardly the best solution, but I argue the least worst solution. Landfilling is just too much risk considering leaching from lining failures (putting water tables and aquifers at risk from permanent contamination) and the lifetime of methane destruction that must be accounted for.
Science is interested in anything you can reproduce.
Scared me. I don't see anything about SAML being deprecated thankfully.
I'll save you the read of the overly verbose article: The extinction event asteroid likely kicked up enough stuff from earth with enough energy to make it to the moon.
Interesting. It's a shame there's no images or more info. I never saw the sim deployed, so I'd love to see if what they were discussing was the same I'd worked on.

For the previous question, it was an internal training sim, not public.
One note: For truly "responsive" text (and other measures, like padding/margins), I often use relative units of measurement. At the very least, rem/em, but more and more I'm using viewport¹ (including dynamic) and container query² units. I'm not your target market, and I know that owning the renderer makes this request more complex that it would seem, but I thought I'd point it out just in case you think it should be on your radar.

1) https://caniuse.com/viewport-units, https://drafts.csswg.org/css-values/#viewport-relative-lengt... (includes dynamic and inline/block lengths)

2) https://caniuse.com/css-container-query-units, https://www.w3.org/TR/css-contain-3/#container-lengths
Whatever you're doing isn't working. You can get as many MRIs as you need inexpensively in better medical systems that can be reached with a short plane flight

It's a skill issue
Efficiency and exploitation are not mutually exclusive. Efficiency is usually defined as "maximizing output while minimizing input". Exploitation is about how equal the deal is, whether the returns will be spread evenly across all people who contributed vs. concentrated in one person. There are a great many situations where the most efficient way to produce something is to have one person tell lots of people exactly what they should be doing and then work them as hard as possible while giving them the minimum needed to induce them to take the job. The whole profession of management and theory of a firm is based on this idea.

Many people would agree that efficiency is good while exploitation is bad, but we shouldn't let our feelings toward each idea cloud our understanding of the relationship between them. It's very possible for a concrete situation to be both good and bad at the same time, depending on which part of it we look at.
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I'm not a finance person, but my understanding is that co-ops more often raise capital with traditional loans.

While I believe you are correct that co-ops are not a great fit for the growth business strategy that VCs make their bread and butter on, I believe that on many metrics co-ops tend to be more sustainable than the corporate alternatives[0]. This means they are more likely to be around tomorrow to pay off a loan.

All this to say, it would be great to see more capital for co-ops in the form of traditional loans with favourable interest rates.

[0] https://www.theguardian.com/social-enterprise-network/2014/m...
The number of API keys that still travel via Slack is wild. But need something like this to be equally low-effort, nice!
Had the same dichotomy for a while. If shutting your guilt or going vegan are not options, you gotta find something else in a way you find acceptable. Some throwed ideas:
- raise and kill your own range chickens in a way you consider acceptable
- hunt/fish yourself
- read and get knowledges on humans needs, maybe your own need will change.
- go discuss with small farmers (onsite), big one (at meat conventions), vegans, doctors…
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No, I'm saying that the sliver of a chasm between the colour in isolate, and what I subconsciously imagine the midpoint to be, is so damned thin that were I to look at the colours side by side, I could not distinguish one from t'other.

And (even if I could) a bluish teal would no more be a blue than a reddish orange a red.
I mean, if I go to the library and read books, and then get a job where I use that knowledge, the company pays me. Not the authors of the books I read.

So I don't see how their business model is any different from literally every person who learns things and then sells their ability to apply that knowledge.
Absolutely... I also played the original Team Fortress mod for Quake as well. Just a fun time to play in general. I think it was around Doom 3 that it was less fun to me. I mean, the more realistic looking environments (for the time) were really nice. And not to call out D3 in particular, just seemed that by then a lot of the fun in FPS games had waned a lot imo.

It will be cool if GPUs can maybe double/triple current performance on the high end and that reaches mid-tier. The opportunity for really immersive environments. That said, we need more compelling gameplay and too many studios seem trapped in the exercise of trying to extract maximum value over a compelling story. I think some of the politics in games holds them back as well. Of course, I'm no longer the audience for reasons in my prior post.
Are there countries with legal structures more friendly to worker coops?

For example I know Germany has structures like works councils that are foreign to us in N. America (though this is not a worker coop structure). However these structures historically arise from labor movements, not from top-down planning from authorities or electoral politics, which takes more than thinking up a design for a better society without considering who and why it would be implemented
You could look at it as “How much yellow do I have to add to my blue until I no longer consider it blue and instead consider it turquoise”
Subdermal Yubikey when?
Or that the police might decide to confiscate your vehicle on the chance that one of its cameras recorded a crime you were not involved with.
Mastodon isn't distributed, like bittorrent; it's decentralized, like email.
While I can see why the police would find it a problem, I don't like the idea that that means they get to potentially have 24/7 access to my property just so they can check.
It's huge to be able to have a pointer to the directory where the executable resides, so you can package other assets along side it and have it all work for free without a seperate configuration file or env variables etc.

Yes! I was surprised how far down I had to scroll to find somebody mentioning that one.

How else can you write a reasonably robust script that actually, you know, does something? You almost always need to grab some known files by their paths relative to the script.
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Where I live in Europe, soy products such as tofu are more expensive than chicken meat. The same for quinoa.

Here the only protein sources that are cheaper than chicken meat or whey protein concentrate or milk protein concentrate (per their protein content) are wheat flour, lentils, chickpeas, beans and some forms of oats. Dry peas are also cheap, but they are seldom encountered, because most people eat only green peas, which are quite expensive per their protein content.
Tho I agree what you've said I do want to say that it's quite hilarious to place the concept of God alongside reptilians - if you've decided for yourself that there is no god than you've decided that everything everywhere just spontaneously came into existence all on its own with these very specific rules we know as physics and laws and whatnots...

To me that is every bit as insane as reptilians.

I don't believe in a god in the clouds and I kno evolution exists and the universe is billions of years old and still it must come from or exist somewhere and have something or someone as an origin.

Nothing comes from nothing and nothing happens for no reason - to believe otherwise is a giant leap of faith.
What a great game. Terrifying, but great! Thanks for sharing. I loved how the ants come in waves, felt very old-skool in line with the graphics, but still very effective!