skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
the prompts for assessing intent are valuable and the reflex to find those alternate explanations is immensely valuable, though there's an edge case I'd raise because (applying the prompt) the antagonist was just someone confident in their motivations.

generally, an asshole is someone who insults a consensus, particularly one that involves compromises. the 'just kidding,' (schrodinger's) asshole is someone who challenges the sincerity of a belief vs. whether it is the artifact of a compromise.

looking at this on hard mode the question is, does this prompt to ask for alternative possibilities include personalities whose strategy is to compromise first and then renegotiate as more advantageous circumstances evolve?

someone who lacked agreeableness (an asshole) would ask questions or make comments that humiliate the people who had compromised and were working an angle. however, over time, someone who compromised out of agreeable instinct is made to become dishonest and nobody's going to admit protecting that position as an alternative motivation.

I'm suggesting that this is where "assuming the best intentions" fails- in organizations full of overly agreeable people, who psychologically have to protect what is essentially shame from early compromises, and angle for an advantageous opportunity to renege to a more powerful position. startups don't work like this, but this is the base institutional dynamic.

does this alternate hypothesis formation prompt include people motivated by the resentment that grows from inferior choices? (e.g. inferior in the economic sense of what you choose when you can't afford better)
I'd actually recommend picking and choosing a number of his short stories. Quite a number are pretty experimental but lots of good ones.
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> People dying due to profit-motivated corporate negligence and the corporations in question getting a slap on the wrist?

As opposed to what, people dying because government workers were negligent or on a power trip and nobody getting even that much accountability?
This is a shame, but it's good the team will continue on at Harness.

Does anyone have the full story here? Or has anyone actually used the product?

According to Crunchbase Transposit raised >$50M. LinkedIn shows that the team seemed to have stayed moderately lean. I'm curious how it got to this point.
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This also means that the Apple ecosystem is HSA and FSA eligible.
f me that movie was so great, only to be overshadowed by Coco a year later.
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Sure, but I don't recall it being called "injection". Obviously we are in agreement that dependency references are introduced via some mechanism. Also AOP came [after] Java J2EE and Spring. However I will concede that there is a distinction between 'inversion of control' and general DI.
I am the “self-upgrade my hardware” type. If there’s one piece of advice I didn’t listen to it’s “just buy the nicer machine” for espresso. While it’s fun that I got to upgrade the parts and make it better. It also cost me just as much money. The tinker aspect only involves a few simple upgrades on my Gaggia Classic Pro.

But what I didn’t realize is that espresso machines, much like other consumer hobbies was already a fairly expensive area to get invested. You get the machine but then you need a grinder, a milk steaming container, the beans, the tamper, the portafilter mesh screen, a deeper basket, bottomless portafilter, the “better” steamer tip for the wand... On and on you can invest money in this consumer hobby, middle man cornered market. Do you have the special tool to loosen your grounds if you didn’t tamp correctly? You’ll use it once or twice before just dumping out the grounds instead.

I have definitely reached my financial limit on the coffee experience. And most of the extra crap I bought bundled. At some point if I continue investing, I would not be saving money from buying a $3 cup of coffee from the cafe and the awkward barista waiting for me to tap the tip screen.

When I sell I’ll probably just buy a moka pot and milk steamer of some sort instead.
You missed my point. A lot of guys act like it somehow taints someone for life or repeat all the redpill 'pair bonding' nonsense, and don't judge people on their own merits.

You're not picking out make and model of a car, you're building a relationship with another person.
Sonova (Phonak) is Swiss by the way, not Danish.

They also own the consumer of Sennheiser since a couple of years.
And why 9 or more? What if there are only 8 that can be found responsible?
I'm not sure I follow, how is listening to music performed by another human live different from watching another human performing a sexy act live ?

The analog to actually having sex would be playing with the band on the stage.
The general concept is called output guardrails. See https://github.com/guardrails-ai/guardrails for an open source implementation.
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Counterexample: Mulally
Ok but how many school busses is that?
Teachers in my local US school district have two unions, but that's the only exception to the rule that I'm aware of. It would be good to see a little more competition, but not enough to weaken labor's bargaining power.
I think Rich Sutton's bitter lesson will prove to apply here, and what we really need to advance machine learning capabilities are more general and powerful models capable of learning for themselves - better able to extract and use knowledge from the firehose of data available from the real world (ultimately via some form of closed-loop deployment where they can act and incrementally learn from their own actions).

What OpenAI have delivered here is basically a hack - a neuro-symbolic agent that has a bunch of hard-coded "reasoning" biases built in (via RL). It's a band-aid approach to try to provide some of what's missing from the underlying model which was never designed for what it's now being asked to do.
Cyberpunk != cyberpunk, unfortunately.

Cyberpunk 2077 is set in the Cyberpunk RPG universe that was created by Mike Pondsmith in 1988.

It was named after the vibe without changing the name...

Also a helpful article: https://www.polygon.com/reviews/2019/8/7/20756548/cyberpunk-...
Not seeing it on my end, using Firefox on mobile with ublock origin + privacy badger.
> Startups typically issue shares or options but restrict selling of them

They have to explicitly restrict selling of the shares through contract means. That's because ownership is the legal right to possess, use, or give away (sell) a thing. Likewise, Nebula has to explicitly restrict selling of partial ownership through contract means.
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in practice, the current fight against conservation of nature (on the grounds of humans having lived in the given area or having influenced it - a popular argument today) will do nothing except destroying what's left of it. the fact that people once used to live "in nature" without doing major damage doesn't mean that today's people with access to today's tools are likely to live like that. regardless of the past, in the present, designating areas as off limits to people is the most likely way to preserve nature by far.

(There might be a counterargument to this; I have not found it in the article)
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In this context is referring as Cyberpunk the role playing game, rather than just the genre. Cyberpunk 2077 has a setting based on the role playing board game (that’s where some characters come from, like Silverhand), and that setting is the original IP.
Ah so you think it's interpreting it as "is the second r-sound a single or double r?"

But, even with that interpetation, I don't think it really explains the errors. Like just now I asked how many i's were in "disabilities": https://i.imgur.com/TZFByen.png - it gives the wrong answer and there's no double-i in disabilities to be causing the ambiguity. The follow-on reveals that it generally struggles working with individual letters.

Or, taking a word that is ambigious in this way and adding another of the letter to it to show that it really is just undercounting: https://i.imgur.com/6PaetPK.png

You can also be clear about what you mean and still get the same error: https://i.imgur.com/S0q6vG7.png
But a lot of people don’t wear Airpods because they look dorky and look like something is growing out of your ears. This is what I’m saying, coolness doesn’t trump looks even if pundits say “I love my Airpods”. A lot of people do not like wearing headphones for a similar reason.

If i see someone wearing AirPods or headphones my initial reaction is they don’t want to be talked to or interacted with. Even if that’s not true and they have passive throughput.
You don't need a house to have kids. Plenty of people don't and they do just fine. And if they're choosing to have a kid on their own, they've planned out finances, too. Fertility treatments aren't cheap.
Agreed: tractors and other farm machines are a tremendous productivity multiplier. Nitrogen fertilizer, which the world currently makes from natural gas and would require advanced industrial infrastructure no matter how it is made, is another.
I was looking forward to Blade Runner 2033. It's nice to have moody adventure games in this era. I imagine that this will delay it at the very least, but likely worse.
216 points on this post with 89 comments is pretty conclusive

Lots of things with piles of points and comments are poor HN submissions. Happens all the time and is not in any way conclusive. That's basically the explanation, for there to be some kind of conclusion you'd have to make an argument that isn't about points and comments of a thing that's on the fp. Everything on the fp gets points and comments.
Human reward system is magically and weird at the same time. To what extremes some visuals and sounds can bring people is fascinating.
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Good call. Personally I point people towards High-Rise which is an older book but has the benefit of being made into a pretty good relatively recent movie staring Tom Hiddleston.
US perspective here, but it seems prescient in a weird Ballardian way as well w/ what may or may not be happening (who can tell unless it happens to you anymore) in Denver: https://www.cbsnews.com/colorado/news/colorado-law-firm-repo...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-Rise_(novel)
I’d prefer more oversight of things like CPP, preferably it would been before I spent years inhaling cancerous chemicals.
I thought it was talking about Boruto's Kashin Koji.
I'm not sure which pool you're using, but Wezenberg is 5eur for adults, or 7.50 if you don't live in Antwerp. The cheaper pools (e.g. Plantin or Groenenhoek) are 4 or 6eur, and their opening hours are ridiculous (pretty much only open during office hours and a couple of hours during the weekend).

Many municipalities don't even have a pool anymore, which forces people to use the pool in the nearest city and pay the higher prices. Some schools have stopped swimming classes entirely because of a lack of pools.
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What a terrible title for the content of the article. Only the first few paragraphs provide some support of it, but not directly but rather through linking out.

Of course setting "shrinking the economy" as a goal isn't going to do much good. But "shrinking parts of the economy" might be necessary for a safe and healthy future. And whether the parts that don't need to be shrunk will still provide enough growth to end up with overall economic growth is hard to say (i.e. a safe and healthy future might require some sacrifices compared to the status quo).

Oversimplifying, growth can come from increasing the resources you use or the efficiency with which you use them. The former might not be something that we can keep doing at the current rate (and we might need to reduce some resource usage). The latter is pretty much a pure win.

Similarly, aggregate growth can come from hypergrowth in a small part of an otherwise stagnant population. And aggregate degrowth can come from modest growth in part of the population and shrinkage in another part. So just setting "aggregate growth" as your target is just as naive as setting "shrinking the economy" as a goal as it might not have the results we collectively want.
Why is this person who, as far as I can tell, is not, has never been, or has any intentions of being a creator on nebula complaining that creators are being screwed over? Surely if you were going to publish this piece, you'd get the opinion of at least one nebula creator?
I was moreso referring to ICs, but fair point.
Ah the slippery slope of distinguishing dating vs pay for sex.
"I had a suspicion about bring shadowbanned, but couldn't prove it."

Just look at the comment thread without being logged in. If you can see your comments - all is fine.
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It's still a badge of honor, bragging rights, for executives to declare that all their tech is in the cloud. Once this wears off we will get our fucking bare metal back.
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Is this a single boiler or hx design?

Had a gaggia classic for a couple of years and I would never go back to single boiler.
I used to describe my typing technique as "hyper-advanced hunt-and-peck".
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Non-sequitur. You want to be crushed to death in 900 F heat on Venus? Or frozen in no atmosphere on Mars? I doubt many people reading the journal Nature would view "the wild" and "wilderness" as referring an extreme environment or another planet. It's not like we're talking about the Marianas Trench or the inside of a volcano crater here either.

It's about wilderness areas where people hope to see pristine nature, and how humans have tramped all over the world including what we now think of as "pristine".
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Usually, growth comes from increased efficiency, and increased efficiency usually results in lower environmental impact.

I don’t get how the degrowth movement can seriously argue that blocking that sort of progress would help the planet.

Instead, we should price in environmental externalities whenever possible.

E.g., want to manufacture plastic? Great. Recycle at least as much post consumer waste into feedstock equivalent to what you shipped, and also use atmospheric carbon capture to bring your net co2 emissions to zero, pay to clean up the air pollution, etc.

Of course, doing that would create GDP growth, and also require a growth in our energy supply.
> No. YAGNI

Sounds pretty absolute to me. I mean, when asked "Does your startup need complex cloud infra" (which is a loaded question) and you say "No. YAGNI" that seems pretty unequivocal and not really fair to say I misinterpreted it.

> My point is just don't make things more complex than they need to be.

I agree. I just don't care for the absolute language (that I and others use sometimes). It made learning when I was just getting into this field really tough. My answer to that exact same question would be "It depends".
Yes, for every single thing posted on HN, someone thinks it's "incredibly relevant". It could well be! But that in itself doesn't tell you anything.

maybe seen as "subversive" by _bosses_.

I don't see it on the agenda in any recent or upcoming boss meeting.
Appropriate comparison would be French Revolution and napoleonic wars that followed. The whole mess lasted for decades.

Tsatism was indisputably a tyrannical system, and many peasants were still not free until they paid for their freedom

‘Most former serfs had to pay a land redemption fee (redemption payments were not abolished until 1907’
What do you mean by "infinite"?

Can we keep growing by a few percentage points a year for the next few centuries? Yeah, probably. Can we do that until the heat death of the universe and beyond? Probably not.

Stuff gets weird when you include "infinity".
Google says https://www.hagerty.com/media/news/a-full-size-lego-mclaren-...

Road & Track article says 768 motors: https://www.roadandtrack.com/news/a62172626/lando-norris-lap...
You know, it's possible that both are bad.

The root problem is that the rich and powerful[1] face no consequences for wrongdoing. It's endemic to every part of life, and nothing gets done about it because the rich and powerful make the rules. It really doesn't matter if they happen to be aligned with "Team Corporation" or "Team Government". They are equally unaccountable to justice.

1: Rich and Powerful are both the exact same thing since money is frictionlessly convertible to power and vice versa.
Which one manufacturer do you have in mind?

Perhaps you're thinking of the commercial market and I'm thinking of consumer, but there's been a lot of really interesting developments in the last few years at the intersection of affordable and high quality output -- I own a plus Bambino plus now, for example, which is simply a delightful machine, though I too wish I could modify the firmware.
In my experience living in California, government services such as the DMV and the post office tend to be more pleasant in small towns compared to in large metro areas. When I lived in San Luis Obispo and in Santa Cruz County, it was generally a smooth experience running errands at government facilities. In fact, I remember people smiling and being friendly in San Luis Obispo. In larger metros such as Sacramento and the Bay Area, though, I often have to contend with long lines and surly service.

I know this is just anecdata, but this is something I’ve noticed over the years.
The all important 99.99% uptime with a P99.9 request latency of 10ms globally? As you know, porn sites have a strict SLA that not even AWS has to meet.

…but as others pointed out there I’m sure there is an army of contractors that don’t factor into any headcount figure. Which doesn’t at all subtract from the insane revenue per employee figure.
> First, Lex Friedman is the dumbest motherfucker in podcasting.

Amen.

> I don't know why we keep entertaining & giving positions of privilege to such shit throwing pointless "you might not need it" scum sucking shits t

Amen.
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You are not going to convince people to go back to the 1960s. But I think that is also the wrong way of looking at it, just going back in time would be stupid. We have made advancements, for example houses and cars consuming less energy, it would make no sense to go back to the old technology. So you could probably have a larger house than you had in the 1960s while still having the same environmental footprint. Or did they already factor that in, you need 1950s energy consumption and with current technology that buys you 1960s stuff?

One would really have to carefully analyze what you can fit into the available footprint with current technology. Maybe you only get two plane trips during your lifetime, that is one of the first things that comes to mind that people did a lot less in the past, travelling. But the would of course cause ripple effects and it could be really hard to predict the effects.
lol,

they gamed AIME by over-training the hell out of it for marketing purposes and called it done.

meanwhile, back-to-basics is broken.
Why create the standard for-profit enterprise then? If profits isn't your topmost priority, then going for a non-profit, public benefit corporation or similar would be in your best interest and more beneficial.

You can still make profits with those, but there is a limit, hence people tend to go for the typical setup.
You used the word "scam" six times in your comment. That is a bit exaggerative of the actual company structure. Creators are getting paid to put various forms of exclusives on the platform. Just because the company uses a disingenuous term to market itself doesn't mean that said creators are all victims here.
You should be thinking in terms of CPU clusters, not chiplets. The Ultra is the only one with multiple chiplets, but all of their processors have multiple CPU clusters, and so far it's one AMX/SME per cluster.
> The British introduced electricity, railways, capitalism and a thousand other things we take for granted behind those saffron-tinted glasses.

Some people love being a slave, but that is not a requirement for having electricity, railways or capitalism. Just look at any other country.

> naive, childish, saffron-tinted glasses.

A brain with less self-righteousness has more space for common sense and logic.
Hehe, yeah clarified that.
Meant more things like lifting speed limits on Autobahns and other highways for EVs during excess energy renewable energy windows. Or effectively from May until October in Europe.
Not OP, but it is possible for something to be both "obscene" and "helpful" (maybe we should say "of value"?) Say... footage of Hiroshima? Or the liberation of concentration camps? I'd say those are examples of things that are both obscene and have value.

So I think you're looking for another property those videos have in common. It might be closely related to obscenity, but I think it must be a bit more nuanced than that. Why are those videos valueless? (I don't know the answer).
> Usually, growth comes from increased efficiency, and increased efficiency usually results in lower environmental impact.

This is in fact very commonly not the case, to the point that its a standalone concept in Economics called Jevons Paradox

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jevons_paradox
as research it is interesting and gets wide attention, yes.

the reasoning above is a basis for rational discussion?

difficult to say in a diplomatic way on a computer science forum, that "replacing" human graphic design using algorithms does not get unlimited upvotes from me for real reasons
You think companies offer discounts, bundles or whatever out of altruism? The goal is to maximize profits with those things, although it's future profits, not immediate profit.
So you would have no reservations about a business selling class A drugs to kids? Free market after all.
I’m sure that is a trend that came and went though. You can only manufacture so much of the same rage bait before it loses its potency. I’m sure this group of people moved into suspiciously placed cameras in the produce isle or maybe gas station or something.
A lot of slowness comes typically comes from wanting to avoid methods that enable side-channel timing attacks
If iPhone owners can improve their hearing for $250, that’s a win for a large number of people. Sure, it doesn’t solve the problem for everyone, but neither does a $2000 pair of hearing aids.
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