skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think this is the best of both worlds. You can be as hands off as you want today, yet still have all the same ultimate control benefits as self hosting.

Give that 5th or 6th 9 it's proper due (almost none almost always) and life gets quite simple and manageable and efficient and your tools provide value instead of extracting it.
Ask HN: What did our AI efforts of the past get wrong about AI models?
Given how we live in transformer-led AI revolution seeing positive results on an unprecented scale, what did we as a species get wrong in our past attempts at AI? Why did GOFAI fail to produce the same level of results? Is it purely because the folks of the past lacked scale be it hardware and data? Attention seemed to be around for atleast a decade, but it was only recently did it gain prominence. Is the next big leap in AI sitting in a random unnoticed paper waiting for someone to dedicate resources ?
> I checked the price of an Uber with credits in my account against Lyft to the airport just now, and Uber was slightly cheaper.

I appreciate that you checked and that you acknowledged the limitation of it as an anecdote, but it doesn't actually give us much information.

Companies are always doing experiments behind feature flags on subsets of the population. Some of those experiments would surprise the public. At any given time, the set of experiments that would surprise the public are only ever seen by a tiny slice of users.

People outside those companies will never hear of most experiments. And often only a few people inside the company will be aware of them.

Something like this is more like an existence proof (does it ever happen?) rather than a proof of universality (does it always happen to everyone, or even to most people?)
May I suggest Squick instead?
>That's damning and indefensible.

without trying to raise a defense, a number of the minor changes to the copied text were distinct improvements. For example, "analysis was predominantly performed by looking at the details of the time domain waveform of the signal" is significantly tighter language!

"time waveform" in the original is somewhat questionable, but time domain, ok, now I get it! If you are going to have somebody plagiarize you, somebody from MIT is best! Then at least you can plagiarize them back.
CGNAT tends to make your life very difficult.

Lots of residential internet plans will block certain ports, even if you do end up with a public ip.
Preaching to the choir! I love the convenience of public cloud offerings, but unless you're billing a customer for your consumption + margin or hosting something itsy-bitsy that can fit into burstable or low-resource instances, it's undoubtedly going to be cheaper on-prem or self-hosted in the long (3+ years) term.
The profitability is publicly reported, and would be after discounting.

(that said, if the discounting came from another division say ads, then it could be buried... no idea if Google is doing this...)
I like how people in comments are keen to change the world, but I - more realisticly - only focus on gaming the system so I can actually save myself couple bucks right away.

I set pick up and destination, exit the app, open another rides app, wait few minutes for uber to notify me that the price went down.

I only give it initials (instead of full name) and phone number, not even my gender, I rarely rate drivers positively, if it is not a negative experience, I skip reviewing, so they don't know I "like" the service.

When it takes more than a minute to find a ride, I cancel the ride and choose the "others" option, as this is the de-facto the option for "I will just take a cab", so I get inserted on the "churn risk" list.

I use a virtual card that I some time leave empty so payment fail after the ride, and on the next ride I readjust my virtual card limit on the next ride and pay the last bill so I am added on the "poor and miserable riders" list.

I am well protected
They had better change their student conduct policies to not punish plagiarism.

The one thing college students love to do, consistently, is take a principled stand.

This seems like a no brainer loss for Maryland.
It’s great. Simple and works in 10 seconds. Only thing is I’d prefer to know sentiment over at least a year (defaults to just 1 month)

Still, great idea and execution
For NDIR sensors, the Aranet4 Home is an often recommended one. I have a couple, and they are great little units. A number of scientists recommended them during the heart of covid as a proxy for covid risk in indoor spaces (obviously, an imperfect proxy, but since there are no cheap, portable devices to measure viral concentrations in the air, you work with what you've got).
> It's just a bug.

It's an unforgivable bug.

File save dialogs have been around for decades. There's no reason whatsoever to not have very extensive unit and integration tests around it.
An improvement in productivity does not necessarily imply improvements in quality. Where those extra engineering hours get spent is determined by management, and management are optimising for profit, which could mean optimising for quality but more likely means optimising for feature development.
some people don’t know poverty and equate not being rich to being poor
I searched Blockchain and it said "neutral". This is the sample comment it displayed:

> Ah yes, because blockchain is the 100% true source of ultimate truth.

The model can't detect sarcasm.
It's unfortunate that chrome extensions are major security liabilities.
Except not every pizza joint can afford their own network engineer, IT Security officer, hardware guy. Small firms that try to roll their own often fail because these things become neglected.

They already franchise in so that the franchiser can perform these central tasks in a more efficient manner.

The franchise looking at the costs of on prem vs hosted vs colo vs cloud will probably find that on prem is the least efficient way they can go about it.
Yes, please continue, and don’t forget packaging. Thankfully astral is stepping up to potentially take that off their hands, de facto if not officially.

Oh, and less outreach for one of the most popular programming langs in the world. :-D
I'm glad someone else feels the same way, it can be kind of isolating to want to be efficient at the expense of speed. There are important features to be shitting out, dont-cha-know.

It feels the same way a neglected pothole does: the city doesn't want to send a crew out for half a day (uh oh it might cost a couple thousand bucks!) to fix a pothole that five thousand cars each and every day are running over, accumulating wear and tear, discomfort to drivers and riders, day after day, week after week. No itty-bitty investment to fix the problem that might benefit so many others, similar to how we could invest a little bit of time (city money) to fix a little inefficiency here and there (that dastardly pothole). It just makes too much sense.
In order to experience the upper tiers of relaxation and life enjoyment capitalism offers (pure free time with no external pressures to sell your labor), you have to be successful by capitalistic metrics. You aren't going to be a billionaire so power under capitalism isn't available to you, so instead you'll need to sell your labor until you have enough money to exploit and sell someone else's labor at little cost to you. If the word "exploit" makes you feel icky, think of it more positively, like the way one might exploit a gold mine: by mining it.

At 4 million in the bank (and various assets) you should be good to "escape," if by escape you mean "not need to sell your labor to live" anymore. 4 million gives you more than enough residuals to live off until death. Less if some of that is in property so you don't have to pay rent. Less if you retire to southeast Asia and engage in geographic arbitrage. You spent years paying for carrier groups and precision missiles, why not reap the rewards?

So far as I can judge, this is the only way the system permits escape.

If you're interested in permitless escape, one of my favorite introductions to the subject is "Walkaway" by Cory Doctorow, a wonderful amalgamation of hacker culture, anarchism, sustainability, anti capitalism, and communism. Even if you think some of those are dirty words, if you're at all interested in EV tech, 3d printing, batteries, solar, zero trust ID, or transhumanism, you'll probably enjoy that book. He basically just answers every "but what if..." you could think of for a group of hackers living in an abandoned rust belt town.

Personally I'm right now very interested in food forests and tech projects researching local supply chain production of equipment, such as https://www.opensourceecology.org/gvcs/ the global village construction set and https://simplifier.neocities.org whoever this person is that's been documenting their efforts building things like solar panels and circuit boards in their garage from raw materials for nearly the last decade.
I'm not sure what you mean by "nonstandard". Next loud implements standards like webdav, carddav, caldav, email (smtp, etc) and others.

Your staff may be familiar with Office365, Google Workspaces, Nextcloud, or any number of solutions, or none at all. So you will still have to leovide some level of training and support.

Not being locked in provides startups with ghe flexability they need, and the standards Nextcloud implements makes it even more flexible.
I do similar to you. I wonder if not rating is limiting your gains relative to giving (gasps) four or three star ratings.
I think this is fair criticism for where it's at and mirrors my experience while building the tool. For generative AI at least, the smartest models + a good prompt will waffle stomp our tool in terms of quality.

For example, while testing it on "Founder Mode" there were a couple comments that mentioned something like "I hate founder mode but I really really like this other thing that is the opposite of founder mode..." and then just continues for a couple paragraphs. It classified the comment as positive. While _technically_ true, that wasn't quite the intention.

We think there are some ways around this that can increase the fidelity of these models that won't involve using generative AI. Like you said, doing it that way eats a ton of resources.
I don't know if this saves you money, but if it is, you are certainly working pretty hard for it.
$15 16x32 RGB LED panel (6.75"x2.75"); USB powered, Bluetooth programmable
The article never claims that the children notice the emission decrease. The claim is simply that more of them use active transport to school.
> Why would there be a correlation between how fast something is developed and its quality?

I've found that for all but the smallest and tightest of teams, there definitely is a correlation... an inverse correlation.
Does Hy offer any features that Python lacks (e.g. dynamic binding)? I find the syntax of Lisp to be the least compelling of its many features.
I'm just glad I lived to see this.
You mean your company needs to COME FROM Intercal?
In the museum, I felt a dialogue between each painting with the surrounding ones. They'd be grouped stylistically, with painters from the same era, on similar themes. It was like a walk where we'd see a continuous. In the computer/site, it is much more discrete, sectioned, and compartmentalized.
Thank you for these tips.
> Posting about your ideas or your product just isn't that interesting.

On the contrary, I wouldn’t be using Capacities if they didn’t have their entire development roadmap on your product, so thanks
Sell the base 128GB model that will be too small pretty soon and sell the cloud storage. Win win.
Same for MIT and Harvard I suppose?
Teenage Mozart has a nicer signature than I'll ever have
The case is only applicable to states under the aegis of the 9th circuit. A number of other states have a patchwork of legislation and rulings related to the issue of so-called personality rights. How and if such a notion should be acknowledged and delineated is quite a ways away from universal recognition and agreement among the states.
Programming it with your own code is still a mess, see "Panel Communication": https://github.com/auc0le/JT-Edit
I work on freelancing platforms, I know how harmful is it for me to get a 4.9/5 star rating.

I would prefer not to harm the driver, unless he was a dick or was driving a garbage can, I would then rate it 1-star with a clear conscience.
Are there any terms that don't say "neutral" as the sentiment?
An old reddit discussion about this: https://www.reddit.com/r/AdvancedRunning/comments/sca3g4/the...
AI will reveal all past plagiarism, while at the same time allowing anyone to fake it; get the LLM to write their papers or thesis, fabricate research with plausible methods and results, etc, undetectably.
We're half way there: https://gist.github.com/rqu1/e4770cd8bd60706384c7c1b79f010a8...
Install from F-droid :shrug:
Wow, what does the Missus think? If i cant tell a thick styrian accent from a lowland accent (of the interviewer?) i should leave the understanding of cultures via natural language to more competent folks :)

(To my nondefence, dialect means accent in England, e,g, one would say that the young E2R spoke a Saxon dialect)

Anyways, to try & adhere to a proper division of labor (mine lot is to safely dispose of spilled ink) herewith is summarized my latest attempt at designori integration (more to unpack moving forwards)

How to effectively fund research from the bottom-up? To improve on VDH, in the horizonal Union, your research pays the hoi polloi to be entertained! It is said Mondragonese labor hires capital, can we refine (i,e, “sophisticate the sophistry”) this!
Proles hire technicians who hire fonders who hire growth engineers who hire capital! Keep candidates few & condorcet becomes ideal!

(Romer & Veblen have a common thread that human capital have a tendency to be destroyed in the OC.. perhaps you’d like to reply to the hot thread on ShowRunning, while i further refine my understanding of designori in the HolyWoods)

Edit: it is my understanding that present day academia favors destruction of human capital.
You're right, and I should clarify: non-standard from the perspective of an AMER Enterprise IT Engineer, and specifically from a talent acquisition perspective. I don't doubt you could train staff in NextCloud's offerings, but again, the point I was making is that it's probably not the best solution for a startup if you want to make sure time is spent solving the challenges of your product, rather than the challenges of the underlying corporate kit you've chosen to adopt.

As for locked-in..._eh_, that's both fair (Google and Microsoft both have abysmal data exfil capabilities) but not as valid as it used to be (there are gobs of startups whose entire schtick is automating your exit strategy from a "locked-in" vendor). By the time vendor lock-in for your corporate IT is a concern, you've likely got the capital to splash on an actual, dedicated Enterprise IT team.
Has this community done a complete 180 randomly out of the blue, or is it a reflection of how the new technology is being used? And if this previously ultra friendly community did a 180, imagine the feelings in the general public that never had the friendly attitude.
ahhh the classic "I confused speed with quality" argument
Same for anyone who's ever worked for one of Bill Ackman's investments? After all, he's married to a plagiarist and we should conclude that he has low standards and spread that guilt by association all over.

Or we could stop fueling the outrage machine.
Well, there’s a before-and-after cutoff here. The previous generation will be pilloried for their copying, but the next on is now armed with the tools to copy without detection.

“Chatbot, please rephrase this entire passage so that plagiarism detectors will consider it clean.”

It’s been happening from the moment ChatGPT was released, and after 15 years or so, all the leading young academic stars will have grown up with it.
if you go into an apple store, they can fix that for you. might help if you look... i dunno, middle aged?
If you can do this repeatedly, say 15 times, and record the numbers each time (say just put them in a spreadsheet), you can actually pretty easily run a "statistical test" to prove your theory at 95% confidence (which is what research journals often do).

You obviously don't need to justify your observations to anybody else, but if you did find a conclusive result it would make a good blog post.

[P.S. chat gpt could help with the statistical test part]
I do the same and it's really not more work. All the steps come rather smoothly when you have the goal in mind of not benefiting the app in any way.
A guide to iOS 18's hidden features and smaller updates
Since gpt came out I have built tons of throwaway apps, plenty of specialized apps for side projects, and experimented with tons of ideas that I likely wouldn’t have if I didn’t have access to a tool to build it for me from just asking it to do it and explain what it did. Claude artifacts has been awesome for this. Cody when I actually want to build it out. I recommend trying it before you knock it.
Me neither, but it's a shame. Those Apple Silicon chips are solid for gaming.
Publisher not also being a major hardware vendor helps :-|

(Only partly a joke, etc.)
Negligible saving for one ride, but I rely on Uber as I have no car and riding in taxis in my city is sometimes horrible, so it adds up on the long-run.
Uber is the most dishonest app (and company) I know, by an order of magnitude.

The app lies about everything. What the wait time is likely to be, how many drivers there are, whether your driver is moving or not, how long it will take to find another driver when the first driver cancels, etc.

Wouldn’t be surprised if this turned out to be true. Completely consistent with the rest of my experience with this company.
[Also not a geologist, but] apart from volcanism from subduction, there were also other landmasses being sheared off the subducting plate and accreted onto the western part of the continent. It was all probably higher before the many millions of years of erosion up until now?
Crypto Wars: Hungarian Presidency continues fight against encryption
You've linked to the dupe. This one was a day ahead, and likely resurfaced because of the second chance pool.
Why have three Ctrl keys? Why not use an empty modifier and have your own shortcut keys that you can guarantee no other program uses?
Rescuing Some 80s Travel Slides
It might be effective at building an audience for a new app but it requires much more engagement in social media than I'm up for. Reddit, on the other hand, I've found to be a pretty good place to build an audience and mostly without the toxicity of X.
I'm having trouble understanding if he received an 18 month sentence or an indefinite one: "was jailed for 18 months but is still trapped in prison 18 years later under a cruel indefinite jail term".

That's in the first paragraph.
Yeah, location matters a ton. I have 2 Awair Elements and we ran them in different places until we knew what "normal" looked like, then move them on.

Because of what I saw in my house we switched from a gas stove/oven to electric induction, installed an air exchanger and set our central air/heat to recirculate more often (only important for us during spring and fall when we aren't heating or cooling much).

I don't like noise when sleeping, so I liked the bedroom door shut. CO2 gets way too high, so I switched to using an earplug and leaving the door open more.

It is so nice to have the data, make informed choices and see measurable results.
I wonder how they use US data too. LinkedIn is so cringe, the value of its data in the mix is probably negative.
This is incorrect. You can pay off a phone early and simply ask that it be unlocked - the carrier will happily comply because you are no longer a credit risk. You can also just purchase phones unlocked by paying cash upfront. You don’t need to be a genius to deduce how this works.

The imei blacklists for theft were created much later and aren’t honored globally
In case you missed it, Live 12 has take lanes now, far better for comping.
It depends on whether it's more moral to keep a department of 5000 people employed (all paying income taxes) while avoiding import taxes or scrap the whole department because taxes make the department unprofitable.

A business will never choose to keep a department open at a loss so it can "do it's part" in paying taxes.

In this case the car manufacturer would just choose to not sell that make and model in the states and a whole department has no reason to exist
It gives the privilege of incumbents to piss off newcomers without consequences
Oh, does that manager also measure productivity in lines of code? And maybe even a movie by the amount of money spent?
so just let them out? why is british politics so boring
Additional details:

"guilty to two robberies and two common assaults, while asking that a further four robberies, one attempted robbery and one assault occasioning actual bodily harm be taken into consideration."

Also:

"2020 - Luke Ings appeared over videolink from HMP Long Lartin at Worcester Crown Court yesterday where he denied four counts of administering a poisonous or noxious substance with intent. The 31-year-old was arraigned by the clerk, denying four counts of administering 'human excreta' unlawfully and maliciously with intent to injure"

No mention about this in the article, looks like a very biased source.
700 is pretty good, what are you on about?
> The PSF had $4,356,000 revenue

In some ways, this makes me even more impressed with Zig. And possibly a signal other believe Zig will have an outsized impact.

Zig foundation raised ~$500k last year, which is 1/9th PSF.

Yet if I had to guess Zig is way smaller than 1/9th the ecosystem Python is today.

https://ziglang.org/news/2024-financials/
That victory?

Call it what you want.

But given the 10 percent of GDP they need to burn annually to keep the wheels on their optional colonial project turning -- they only have so much runway.

Ukraine, by contrast -- just needs to survive. In that sense, they have a lot more going for them.
It's not evidence that they did, but it's evidence supporting the claim they would. This isn't a court of law, I'm allowed to use "they've done <shady shit> before" to inform my prior for "they're doing <different shady shit> now".
Aloha!

I don't own a phone, but nonetheless love this, because I can see how you can _truly_ change people's lives.

Keep up the great work!

Here's my user test: https://news.pub/?try=https://www.youtube.com/embed/XKD4U-OV...
But linkedin is far from accurate information. It's full of hollow mindless corporate PR and trumped up CVs.
I didn't mean "default" in the sense that it's the first view in a new session. It's one of the only two default views. It would be useful to me if I could open a different view on my second screen.
If memory serves, pennies are the most common object for young children to choke on, coupled by the fact that anemia makes them “tasty”. Perhaps we need to consider adding holes in coins to reduce that.
A great way to fight dynamic pricing is to force companies to compete with the government.

Uber is going to have a lot of fun pricing a market where the bus is 10x cheaper and faster than the Uber thanks to dedicated lanes.
CSS Scan and CSS Pro are two of the best chrome extensions for front-end developers I know of.

https://getcssscan.com/

https://csspro.com/
I like my qingping - works with both - homekit and home assistant.
The fact that Python is one of the most popular programming languages in the world and the fact that the PSF puts a lot of its effort into community and outreach may well be connected.

> The mission of the Python Software Foundation is to promote, protect, and advance the Python programming language, and to support and facilitate the growth of a diverse and international community of Python programmers.
So, this is just an ad?