skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Agreed. Honestly, wasn't the whole purpose of open source to be kinda free for all ( the followers, the inventors, the grinders... you name it ). Why does everything I read lately start with a 'should'. I am making a mental note to self.
> custom acrylic

While I'm not an expert, my own experimentation suggests this is correct
It's one of these areas where people (including medical professionals) hold strong beliefs, but then it turns out that there are other highly-developed countries where this is not routinely practiced, and the outcomes aren't necessarily different.

Routine wisdom teeth removal is not a thing in most of Europe. Another random example are colonoscopies and routine flu vaccines (except for the elderly).
Honestly I'm not convinced when an airbnb is cheaper to me than renting some other place. It even includes furniture!
The Dream Time
Yeah it's very confusing. The original article[1] (Croat here) actually only mentions strata going into different periods, not exact years of age. It shows the area has been settled through the prehistory, helenistic and roman periods, and into the medieval period.

1. https://min-kulture.gov.hr/vijesti-8/u-stobrecu-otkriveni-na...
> Isn't this how generative models are supposed to be used?

Might be, or better just use the name as the logo. At this initial stage no one expects to see a good branding I guess.

I've recently seen lots of low effort, sketchy looking projects using "sub-par" quality AI generated assets...and in turn when I see these kinds of images used in some project it really just shows off "put least effort to get things done" mentality...I feel.
Police Want the Password to Your Phone
Are there dark web marketplaces for LLM jailbreaks yet, like there are for 0-days, or we not quite there yet?
The actual title is "Response to DHH".

In general, editorialized titles are not appropriate on HN.
Geoffrey Hinton on the Past, Present, and Future of AI
For anyone who is interested, CoquiTTS (formerly, MozillaTTS) was great, but the project isn't maintained anymore (athough there's been some confusion about whether or not it's active. See: https://github.com/coqui-ai/TTS/issues/4022).

Looks like there's an effort to keep an actively maintained fork here, though: https://github.com/idiap/coqui-ai-TTS
> We don't diagnose someone over a single BP measurement.

Yeah I feel like no doctor of mine has ever been the type to do that. My current PCP wouldn't prescribe meds for hypertension until after I took my own BP at home for a month (it was not catastrophically high when measured at his office, he might have taken a different approach in that situation).
would oblivious transfer qualify as OK? if the sender provably doesn't know what's transmitted, will the law rule it a form of obscuring meaning?
> Nuclear fission is safe, clean, secure, and reliable.

Which energy source has stricter safety and security regulations than nuclear? Surely the strictest security regulations are applied to the least safe and secure operations?

Which other source has cleanup operations going for decades, 1000s of miles from where a single plant operated? What other power source has the military guarding its waste?

The reliability seems great until unexpected failures drops a large percentage of the national power supply in a matter of minutes (as seen in France, Sweden and Finland for example). Such events are more disruptive than cloudy days are with Solar.

> Nuclear fission power plants are expensive to build but once built the plant can last 50 years

But they keep costing money for longer than the US has existed after they close.

Surely investing in hydrogen or similar is way better for the future than nuclear.
I doubt many developers will get on a WP Engine fork of WordPress. Maybe if they funded an independent non-profit foundation that would take care of a fork that could work, but you still need the traction of the community to make it a success.
No, it is different. A prop or fan blade is inmovably attached to the shaft and pushed through the air the same way like the plane's wing, and the blade isn't flapped like the bird's wing.
Yeah, I empathize. Glad you're doing better now, assuming you are. I would get awful headaches and nausea (like hide in a dark room, photophobic, overly sensitive to sound, smells, wishing I could chop my head off). For years I didn't connect the two. Felt like getting the worst two-day hangover without having drank anything, but if I had measured my blood pressure at the time it would have been well over 150. I clocked in at 170 during one of those episodes when I went to urgent care. For years I had just dismissed as having overdid it the prior week and just needed to rest. Even if you can put up with the pain like a badass, it's not healthy for your system to be redlining so often. It does its damage in the aggregate.
What's the difference between a zombie fork and just a regular old fork?
One thing missing though is the why. It took me a while to realise this is intended for people in open plan offices to communicate when they are disturbable.

Still it's interesting to me as a WFH person to potentially better delineate for myself focus mode.
me, too.

I have experience in both RoR and Wordpress, and the above helped me now to understand why with RoR is a pleasure while with Wordpress (apart from security, which is a impossible to achive I think) is just a daily task to stay out of subscriptions/payments/advs which are really not just annoying but a stupid way to spend your time.

It really looks like this Matt hit somebody worst then him, and cannot digest it.
> This is why you do readings three different times a day for several days.

What good is this if my monitor is not as accurate as the one at a doctor's office? It's not like my doctor would take my monitor's readings over his.
If you don't count the dogs.
By the same logic, you also would have to test the software with every display resolution / terminal width in existance. You are testing the software you ship as you ship it, aren't you?

Abstractions are a thing in computer science. Abstracting at the shared library layer makes as much sense as abstracting in the RPC layer (which your software is most likely going to be obligated to do) or abstracting at the ISA level (which your software IS obligated to do). Your software has as many chances to break from a library change as it does from a display driver change or from a screen resolution change or from a processor upgrade. Why the first would bloat the "testing matrix" but not the later is over me, and already shows a bias against dynamic linking: you assume library developers are incapable of keeping an ABI but that the CPU designers are. (Anecdotally, as a CPU designer, I would rather trust the library developers..)
I misspoke, what I intended to say is that lithium ion batteries are never going to be user swappable. Yes, you can get sketchy stuff off of Amazon that supports it, but the regulatory bodies will, correctly, continue to strongly resist end users touching bare lithium ion cells.

Ever drop an AA battery? Nothing happens. Drop an 18650, you can easily have a little 1000 degree rocket shooting fire and toxic chemicals out one end.

Nominal cell voltage is fairly standard and is dictated by cell chemistry. Standardized connector is welded zinc tab, for various good safety reasons.
Remember a ~year ago there was a swath of articles popping up everywhere, including this site, about how "search is fine actually." I'm glad people are noticing how bad it is now, I promise it has been this way longer than you realize. It's so user hostile it seems comical at times. I completely stopped using search and feel like I live in the dark ages now and have just accepted that's going to be the foreseeable future until I get a new library card.
Oh, don't forget, if you click "Allow (current location)" it will also reload the page.
Flipper Zero’s UK jobs page is currently advertising for a designer to work on the Busy Bar:

https://flipperdevices.com/jobs#!/tab/282752814-2

…linked at the bottom of https://flipperzero.one/
> Engineer-minded people can discover lots and lots of such "obvious" issues in healthcare

It is a defining characteristic of "engineer-minded people" to think they understand better than others. Amusingly, they won't pretend to repair their car engine better than a mechanic, but they will strongly believe they understand all the bad tricks and failings of doctors. They almost never understand that current medicine is mostly experience and not hard science. Future medicine is science. 2024 medicine is not, and cannot be.
Seems like it will change a lot of people's perspective on his battle. Initially there might have been something in it worth listening to, but then he cut users off from updates and stole a plugin with hundreds of thousands of hours of code contributed to the community. Now he's basically admitting that it's all about how much money he makes off the project he runs and deriding DHH for not exploiting his projects enough!
Sadly, development of reader mode seems to be stagnant for both Firefox and Chrome. While it works for a substantial number of pages, I was hoping that more pages would work as years go by. Too bad that doesn't appear to have happened.
I've actually tried to search for openai's bug bounty program for jailbreaks but found nothing
Hub is way more work than the chain. I have to repack mine soon and its going to take me getting it open, replacing the ball bearings, packing them in new grease after cleaning out old, then an undetermined amount of fiddling getting them just a quarter turn or so too loose in the cones so the quick release will torque them perfectly when its installed. Thats assuming nothing fights me along the way like a seized locknut on the cassette.

Chain on the other hand if it starts getting noisy it gets a generous squirt of rock n roll gold and a rag for 5 mins then its fine for another long while.
You can also download the paper from [1] since the link on the article seems unavailable.

[1] https://fitelson.org/proseminar/gettier.pdf
I will not believe that the United States is serious about healthcare until drinks with added sugar or added sugar substitutes are no longer available in the schools
https://www.jwz.org/gruntle/wisdom-teeth.html
There's always that person. The only solution is renting your own office (not even home office unless one lives alone).
Mistake:

r = y; // won't compile

This will compile. It will be effectively the same as "x = y". The pointer equivalent is *p = y".

My apologies, as it's been a while since I've used C++.
It's the "account required" part that really bugs me. Implies that everything is routed through some cloud backend that'll shut down one day and then you lose access to all the smarts in your "infinitely repairable" battery.
Fair. Have fixed.
What's the point? We generally know what economic policies work. But they aren't put into effect due to ideology or special interests. This isn't a problem with a technical solution.
My wife has one specific guy doing the measurement that she hates and when he measures her pressure it's like 10-20 higher.

It's also the guy that measures pressure before letting people enter to the cryo chamber, so she spend about a week rescheduling and arguing with him to let her in.

When she went to another person at the hospital her pressure was perfectly fine, and switching the instruments didn't helped - if THE guy measured it - it was too high - when it was somebody else - it was OK, no matter the instrument used :)
That may be but they originated in manufacturing, long before NOCs were a thing.
Have fun with less/no good software. I'm one of the biggest proponents of FOSS software you can find, but eliminating moneymaking schemes entirely for everyone is just fantastical.
I build my programs to be append-only, such that users can always update to new versions with confidence.

For example, I'm the primary author and maintainer of cargo-nextest [1], which is a popular alternative test runner for Rust. Through its history it has had just one regression.

If I did ever release a new major version of nextest, I would definitely keep the old branch going for a while, and make noises about it going out of support within the next X months.

Security updates aren't that common, at least for Rust. I get maybe 5-6 alerts a year total, and maybe 1-2 that are actually relevant.

[1] https://nexte.st/
I'd take recourse to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bremermann%27s_limit

All human thought processes appear to require some irreversible physical processes in order to occur. (not some fancy quantum process that might turn out to proceed in a way that avoids the energy limit of computation)

Together with Bremermann's Limit, this means that we can put a limit (albeit a very large one!) on the amount of thought that can ever happen. You'd get a smaller limit considering the earth or solar system vs the entire universe, but it'd still be finite.

So if you just start with the infinite thoughts "There is a natural number 0", "There is a natural number 1", and so on, there must be a unique smallest (finite!) natural number X for which the statement "There is a natural number X+1" will never be thought.
Is this better than 11labs?
WPE's core business is "hosting for WordPress websites". If they were to change this to "ForkPress", they'll have to rebuild the brand and search volume behind it. So I'm not convinced that this is a viable solution to their current problem.
I was being sarcastic, yes. Also the title used to include "written in Rust"
> This would be amazing for backcountry communication

At 1W, you'd be better served with little FRS/GMRS radios. Better still, for less than the cost of building this yourself, you can buy ready-made a Baofeng UV-5R for under $20. The antenna is a little crummy, but you can buy that and _still_ be under the $30 build price. Further, the Baofeng isn't supporting a whole operating system so the battery will last much longer. I wouldn't want my "always-on" phone draining its battery until I need to transmit to someone. 1W is only going to be useful to hit repeaters in an urban environment - but because it's 2m (and not 70cm), it's even less likely to be all that useful beyond a neat/fun build.
For awhile I'd been using AirBnb by reflex, but after a few pretty bad experiences I started indexing it against local hotels before committing, and my experience has been that if you just need a place to be (don't care about kitchen) then AirBnB is not nearly as competitive as it used to be. So yes, AirBnB has made staying places cheaper, but the industry is also catching up. Concrete example is nightly rate for a studio in Paris vs the hotel next to it were +/- euros difference when I was there last year.
Reductio ad absurdum: If its for recording studios, fine. If not, get off my lawn, its just reinventing having a conversation.

It's telling that both obstinate refusals to not understand what its for end up on unrelated stories about bosses. Let's call it PHB derangement syndrome.

It never seemed likely it was that confusing, it's pretty hard to have been alive from 2020-2024 and claim that there's never any reason for anyone to know anyone else is on a video call. I guess I'm lucky I can take out my Monday scaries via pointing out the obvious, it'd suck to be on the other side and have to pretend I'm stupid.
Restic user and also a long time user of Borgbase, their offering is pretty neat!
That's the point. And if the maintainers still want to consider this, I feel that should be done right.
I had some dentist that figured out a way to bill my insurance once every 6 months and get paid. He was insistent I get X-Rays every 6 months as a result. I quit going to that dentist.
Shame no wonder They didn’t make it. They didn’t pivot to AI soap
I know several people from Gen Z who are outside of the tech bubble and have removed social media apps from their phones. It was the only means they could preserve their sanity.

Millennials on the other hand - they're sunk. I know way too many who are totally addicted to their phones. I think part of their problem is they didn't grow up with it and realize they had to deal with the issue. They still believe they don't.

WRT cameras - sure! Keep the camera on the phone! It's great for those snapshots. Without social media apps on your phone, it'll also force you to focus on capturing a memory rather than capturing an image to share on social media. When you have to use your tablet/laptop to access social media, which means you have to wait until you have access to your tablet/laptop, you have to transfer the image from your phone to the tablet/laptop - what a PITA! - you're going to start using more discretion to what you're sharing and whether it's even worth the trouble to share it. Which is actually improving social media for everyone.
Your anecdote corroborates one of the key points in the article:

> For instance, a 2021 systemic review of 77 studies that included data on a total of 15,518 tooth sites or surfaces found that using X-rays to detect early tooth decay led to a high degree of false-negative results. In other words, it led to missed cases.

The article isn't just saying you're getting unnecessary radiation. It's also saying that relying on x-rays lets dentists be lazy about finding problems while also billing you for unnecessary work.
"Oops. I accidentally gave a step-by-step guide to make MDNA."

This just makes me think that we are near some local maximum. By now these models have been endlessly refined, but they're still just as vapidly stupid and dangerous to run unsupervised as they were 5 years ago. Human-like performance is not to be found on this particular hill.
The article explains it as a fork that just blindly copies the changes in the original source to avoid legal complications but not add any new technical value.
The downvotes are probably because your comment was unnecessarily abrasive, saying things like "unreadable" and "abhorrent."

The feedback is valuable, but the way it's expressed leaves something to be desired.
What does “jailbreak” mean in this context?

Not sure what “bad” things are happening here?
All a new foundation needs for traction is a policy against admin dashboard spam
In some ways yes in other ways no. Shimano has been on their forced obsolescence train for 30 years. They don’t make hoods for my old 8spd levers. If I want to not deal with ratty old tape over sticky ancient hoods I need to drop $130 on new claris levers and $25 on a new fd because the pull ratio changed then another $20 on new bar tape.
I would actually bet it’s plastic, having a hollow tube-like structure made from metal would be very wasteful because you would have to mill out the entire core (unless it’s cast metal?). Also, the texture looks much coarser than the iMac, there are large „bumps“ on the surface. If it’s really a milled aluminum case, I would at least understand the price, but I would be very surprised. My bet would be a simple injection moulded ABS case.
The original machine I used looked like a TSA body scanner but for your head. Somehow it hit plates that were developed into an image the dentist could present to me.
>I’ve never seen a discussion how ‘reactive’ one is physiologically

Then you have never looked for it. This is pretty basic stuff taught in the very first year of the medical school.

>when stressed rushing to a doctor’s office visit

Even has a name: white coat hypertension.

>I suspect blood pressures varies wildly through the day, and this variation depends on a person’s physiology.

Yes it absolutely does. Just like your heart rate varies throughout the day, your BP keeps changing as well. That's why we like to measure it over 24 hours before any diagnosis.
Yeah, but it doesn't work for 90% of the sites I try it on. And some sites, especially news sites, deliberately break it.

Seems to me reader mode is a great idea but needs some dynamic behavior so sites can't break it.
I think I see your point, but how would you want to include localized numbers, such as 1,024 in a stream? Would you assume all 0x123 numbers are hex, as that is a common norm? Does the tokenizer already know to read scientific numbers? 1e2, as an example?

That is all to say that numbers in text are already surprisingly flexible. The point of taking the tokens is to let the model lean the flexibility. It is the same reason that we don't tokenize at the word level. Or try to get a soundex normalization. All of these are probably worth at least trying. May even do better in some contexts? The general framework has a reason to be, though.
I honestly wanted to try to use it, but their pricing was quite off-putting.
Yes, the irony I have seen with written content is, with the exception being books, most paid written content is still crap.
You might be surprised. "White coat hypertension" is well-known. Someone with a reliable set of readings from home would be more convincing than someone who says "I get it read at Walmart/CVS once a month and it's ok".

Your doctor's office's monitor isn't incredibly accurate. If you want accurate, you need a mercury sphygmomanometer to measure the pressure. Unless fundamental properties of the universe have changed, it will also be comparable to any other readings taken with mercury.
Just starting to read this article, but is this the best typeset website I've ever seen? Might be. Love the article navigation on the left.
NC is an open carry state and firearms are not uncommon to be seen on a normal day. In the western side of the state, you should pretty assume that every resident is armed, because it’s just the way of the area. In a disaster torn area in that part of the state you should pretty much assume that everyone is well armed, but well armed doesn’t necessary mean that they have nefarious intentions, it might just mean they are letting people with nefarious intentions know it’s probably a good idea to behave.

Who knows what the real story actually is—I don’t trust the WaPo to provide proper context here. DC culture and opinion is not Western North Carolina culture and opinion. They are writing for a wholly different audience.
This is very common in finance. Knowing when finance research that made right predictions with good justifications falls into the "Gettier category" or not is extremely hard.
Typical.

Should not even be allowed to finance nuclear reactors before the long term storage facilities and recycling facilities
I suspect as the company gets larger time between defensive sprints will get longer, but yes, for smaller teams this is what keeps quality high, you’ll have to clean up your own mess next week.
I'm at a loss - what exactly has WP Engine done that is "dumb"? As far as I can see, it's an umbrella for "will not cave to Matt's every wish".
The other thing that can interfere with the nerves in your jaw is having them extracted. One of my family members has no feeling there because the extraction was bungled years ago.
I don't know why you're being downvoted. It is a little off-topic, but you're correct that drinking too-hot liquids increase the risk of multiple types of cancer.

The same is true of alcohol-based mouthwash and alcohol itself. Anything that routine damages cells is going to be a carcinogen.
You need to really distinguish between rent seeking landowners, and value add landowners.

Landowners that have made improvements to the land and seek financial compensation for those improvements, in this case in the form of providing a service, is NOT rent seeking behavior.

That is NOT exploitation.

This is even basic economics from an extremely leftist POV, where those that have added labor value, that is improvements to the land, in this case providing a service and perhaps building a unit, managing them, etc. should be compensated for their labor.

Like this is extremely basic stuff.