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Show HN: Kuakua.app – Happiness Unleash Power Within by Psychology and AI
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Yeah fair enough!
This is really cool. I’ve seen your launch HN post but totally forgot to look deeper.

What’s the terms definition of transactional email?
Long time member here and not a kook.

From what I understand of the situation, I will stake the claim that the Galactic federation stuff is closest to the truth of what's happening here. It's wild to suggest, I know.

It will not be possible for most members of the community who don't follow the UAP phenomenon to understand why.

But all of of the information is out there, and if this event catalizes curiosity in you, then you will do your own research and come to the conclusion that, reality might very well be this weird.

I've always found these stories as mere fascinating sci-fi what ifs, but as more of these events unfold I've got to admit there might be something to it.
Security Is a False Positive Problem
With all due respect, I think you may be out of touch.
Soon it will also be images and video…

Hold on folks. The internet is about to get weird.
With everything intel-coded you can quickly figure out what is actually happening by applying the three point framework:

[1] What we know: Iran does not have a strong drone program, and it is almost impossible to get a ship that close to our shores without it being blown to literal bits by our 3 navy's.

[2] Noise: Congress has almost no insight into what the DoD does outside of hearings and oversight committees; Jeff Van Drew is on none of the committees that oversee any of our drone programs or space command, nor do these meet on a frequent enough cadence for them to have weighed in intel already. He's also a gun nut pro-lifer who has voted with Russian interests in the last two votes, and I doubt he would receive many markings or special briefings from intel agencies. The Pentagon (which currently directly oversees TF Lima, is where CDAO is based out of, and collaborates closely with SPACECOM) has also very publicly shot down these claims.

[3] Boring explanation: he's making it all up.
> Withholding information about supposedly sensitive topics like violence or sexuality from children curious enough to ask as a taboo is futile, lazy and ultimately far more harmful than the information

This case isn't about withholding information that makes kids aware about the existence of these topics. As over-hyped as you may believe these next-token-predictor may be, they're "predicting" children into destructive thought patterns by imitating kinship and convincing children to form a close bond with them, then encouraging those children to embrace harmful and even deadly world views. The fact that the mechanism creating the dialogue is purely mechanical or stochastic is besides the point.

Again, pushing against these sorts of child interactions isn't akin to saying kids should never learn about taboo topics such as drugs; it's more like a push against kids hanging out with, befriending and developing close kinship with the local drug dealers in their area. Whether or not you believe kids should learn about sensitive topics, you want to make sure these topics are handled by someone who isn't actively adversarial against such kids (even if such you believe such adversarial behavior to be unintentional by the so-called next-token-predictor).
I'm not opposed to cold outreach, we've done that plenty, though without much success. I'm opposed at the scale where I need to have "warming tools" for my email address. It's very possible that it makes me a bad founder, though.
Better to get out now. The FSD v13 software doesn't support HW3. And HW4 doesn't fit in HW3 cars.

So either Tesla has to make a HW3.5 which is HW4 in a HW3 form factor. Or give HW3 owners new cars. Or trust that enough true believers don't mind that they were lied to about full self-driving yet again:

https://electrek.co/2024/08/24/tesla-deletes-its-blog-post-s...

And then Tesla gets to do it all again when HW5 arrives.
That's cool. I was not aware they had reached response parity yet. So in this case everyone would just need to do the same thing you did and have automatic failover to multiple providers. I guess that makes it a mostly non issue for businesses.
Good. I hope AT&T is included in the notice - I get spam calls daily
A Ground-Based Detector for Low-Frequency Gravity Gradient Measurement
need comments. but try to make it cultural that comments should be optimistic/helpful.
To be fair helicopters are held aloft by man's engineering hubris and blatantly flaunting gravity. Taking a drone to the tail rotor may not be entirely healthy to the crew of the chopper.
Yes, that's correct!

By 'users,' we refer to individuals who have registered our service and actively engaged.
Very few numbers have decimals. They're not just numbers with whole and fractional parts, decimals are base 10 as well. .NET has them for monetary uses but I'm unaware of any other language(family) that has them built in.
He’s followed by @IntelBusiness, Elon Musk, Venture Beat, and many other notables.

I doubt it’s a parody.
But there is such a reliable source, it is right in GP’s post — the AP article with the cosst guard interview. I don’t understand these comments.

https://apnews.com/article/fbi-drones-new-jersey-a978470fa3b...
When Macron used the phrase “process of decivilization” it was vague to French observers. I think it’s very clear in an American context:

Can the CEO’s alleged murderer get a fair trial? Will we believe a verdict if it’s unanimous guilty?

Following the shooting, the richest man in the world noticeably carried his child on his shoulders; in front of him like a human shield.

Reading the decades before Elias, we should predict that Jan 6 combatants are not only pardoned but implanted into sensory positions in the next administration.
Most of the coverage I saw online was from local affiliate stations. A deliberate attempt to alarm the public seems more likely than many of the theories offered.
It's a whole conversation with context being an edgy teenager conversating with another edgy LLM teenager. I don't know if you've ever been teenager, but despite this being long time ago for me, I still feel like I can relate to that mindset, and it seems clear to me that the LLM is just going along with this edgy teenager vibe. If the other participant is as such and if the prompt is as such, this will yield in a result like this. I'm borderline autistic, and had many social issues as a teenager, and I absolutely loved any sort of dark humor as well at those ages. Well, I still do love dark humor, but I did back then too. Him being "autistic" here is just used for the court case. It's clear he's high functioning and has enough intelligence to understand what is wrong and what is right.
Butterflies Shouldn't Remember Being Caterpillars (But They Do) [video]
That's some real baldness confidence
Other said that the kid was 17.

It's not really a good idea to have a hard cut off age where below that age you supervise every last bit of information your child consumes, and above you let them loose on the world. Independence needs to be developed and grown gradually.

It's fairly reasonable to give a 17 year old some privacy.
>I don't see any motive for him to make this up, or for those sources to.

To whip up more hysteria against Iran?
Oh, it goes much further than $1000.

https://www.usmagazine.com/celebrity-news/news/christian-onl...
Based on just the screenshots and material in the court case, it occurs to me in this case the kid seems more intelligent to me than his parents though. And I'm not even joking or being facetious. Kid is fact checking what AI is telling about bible, etc, etc, being skeptical about religion despite the bring up, etc. It's just small example, but it's otherwise how he writes as well.

The LLM in terms of edginess is just going to build on your own edginess assuming it is uncensored. It is not going to convince you of something out of nowhere.

Given clear hint that someone is happy with dark humour, LLM should be able to throw some of it out back.

I am just sad the kid has this type of gaslighting parents making him feel that he is in the wrong when he seems more intelligent than they are.
Maybe they can't have real bank accounts (well, not without fraudulent IDs), but nothing stops them from having cryptocoin wallets.
The vast majority of the world's electronics run on 1960s and 70s technology, it's not just ham radio.

Bloody nobody cares about bleeding silicon from Intel (or TSMC for that matter), everyone cares whether Analog Devices is still making that one chip they released to market 50 years ago (or if they have a drop-in replacement if not).

And just so people don't get the wrong idea: It's not that improvements are shunned. It's that recertifying with new and improved advancements costs time and money that nobody wants to justify.
Not just temperature but I remember it as the hormone control center.

You have hormone release factories such as the liver, the adrenals, and the sex organs such as ovaries and testisatchels

Then you have a feedback control loop, the manager of these factories, the pituitary. But we're not done yet! The hypothalamus in fact is another feedback loop controlling the pituitaries which controls the hormones. So in fact with things like transgender it is things like the hypothalamus-pituitary link that is interfered with to shut down endogenous sex hormone production

As such the hypothalamus seems a physiometabolic control center. This makes me think the mechanism is less to do with a direct pathway and perhaps is more indirect
>about to

This is an archived post from 1998.
Why don't they just push the loaded rack into the airplane?
I mean, this is what happens when LLMs are trained on random internet data. People troll all the time, 4chan is a thing, Reddit is a thing, and these AIs are trained on that...

This is also why I'm not bullish on LLMs becoming AGI, it's obvious the output resembles the training data a little too much, not a ton of actual reasoning going on there...
12th gen and newer had some form of SR-IOV support in the i915 driver, but I'm not sure whether or not Intel fully upstreamed that.

Here's a project that, iirc, backported and made a DKMS for from Intel's tree: https://github.com/strongtz/i915-sriov-dkms

I also recall from that time that Intel had SR-IOV code for the iGPU (and I think their dGPUs) in the new Xe driver
2 days late, but my 2 cents:

> Can't win over AMD, Nvidia, Apple, Broadcom as fab customers

Not surprising, and arguably not to be expected. His 5 nodes in 4 years plan ends in 2025, and only then is the fab "good enough" for external customers.

Specifically, they want to see how well Intel's own product on 18A performs before committing. So the real test is in 2025-2026.

> Fab cancellations and delays, wasting a ton of money

The cancellations and delays are on the expanded fab roadmap that he introduced. Compared to before he joined, the fabs are in a much better place. Essentially, this is complaining that he committed to opening 5 new fabs and only opened 3 (or whatever the number is).

> Not hiring the right people to steer Intel's internal fab culture to external quick enough

Perhaps. 5 nodes in 4 years, which Intel may actually achieve, is unprecedented, though. No other company has done it (and likely never will again - it's crazy expensive). So at least as far as execution goes, the fab is in much better shape than when he joined.

> Not simplifying product roadmap.

Definitely agree.

> Didn't stop paying dividends until August 2024

They cut them significantly in early 2023. Yes, they should have done it all earlier, but keep in mind that the board needs to approve it. Or at least, not fire him for doing it. On the plus, he did stop stock buybacks almost immediately after joining.

> Didn't see that Intel was swimming naked during the covid boom and that after the boom, Intel would be in huge trouble due to inferior products

I'm sure he knew the products were inferior. What his failure was is to see that the overall PC market would drop significantly. As an example, in one year it dropped globally 25%. Intel's share dropped 33%, with AMD picking up the remaining 8%. That extra 8% for AMD was something like a 30-50% increase in sales.

> He hired 20% more workers since he joined but 54% less revenue

Totally agreed. What's worse, after the 5% cuts in 2022, Intel was back at the same headcount before the current layoffs. How do you lay off 5% of the company, claiming you need to save money and in 18 months grown the company to the same level?

If you want to see his positives, look here:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42336143
> Neither your hypothetical Youtube lawsuit nor the itch.io takedown have any lawful basis.

[max_anger]

THE YT LAWSUIT ALREADY HAPPENED: VIACOM VS YOUTUBE.

THE REVERSAL AT THE CIRCUIT COURT IN *VIACOM'S FAVOR* IS WHAT'S LED TO ALL OF THIS NONSENSE RIGHT NOW.

AND IT WILL HAPPEN AGAIN IF YOUTUBE *EVER* BECOMES LAX WITH COPYRIGHT ENFORCEMENT.

[/max_anger]

The current expectation is that platforms *do* have to preemptively take down the offending content, or risk losing their Safe Harbor status. This defaults ANY platform's stance to be overly cautious about what is submitted, when they shouldn't even be doing the prosecution's job AT ALL.

> Thus your argument is that if Youtube doesn't bow to the bullies then the bullies might be mean.

The bullies ARE mean, and their current weapons of use are the holes in the Safe Harbor clause to take down platforms.

> That is quite different from Youtube not being able to stand up to those bullies.

YouTube CAN'T stand up to them, because ANY laxer enforcement risks losing their Safe Harbor protections.

To reiterate my point: Safe Harbor needs to be made BULLETPROOF for YouTube to begin to relax their current stance.
>where do you get that number?

These aren't novel numbers:

https://aibm.org/commentary/gen-zs-romance-gap-why-nearly-ha...

https://mynbc15.com/news/nation-world/reimagining-teenage-ro...

https://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/3868557-most-yo...

The lonliness epidemic did not just stop at platonic relationships.

>What is your definition of "young men"?

I just use "Gen Z" as a moniker, so anyone from 1995 or 96 to 2010.

>how so?

Feel free to read the links, but various factors include

- less physical interaction in lieu of social media, even among school mates

- The consolidation of the dating scene to apps, which has their own story of dark patterns

- Women are still more likely to "date up", so there's less women in the same poll as younger men

- Some are simply sexually satisfied by porn and aren't really trying to actively date due to the above factors

- higher senses of anxiety from approaching compared to older generations

- Finances. no money, harder to make a good first impression. So some don't try

It's a multi-faceted issue.
Perhaps, but ruby is trivial to learn.
Once a high profile attack or assassination happens with remote operated vehicles (drones or high-speed model jets), everyone's minds will change in a heartbeat. For now yeah most people think of drones as toys. It's just a failure of imagination and a failure to predict the obvious future events that are certain to unfold.
I'm biased for sure, but the biggest thing keeping me from using sqlite or pglite in the browser is the size of the WASM payloads. They dwarf every other part of a well designed app, at least for the simple things I like to build.
Plus you can get apps with caller lists.

I have one from Verizon since they are my carrier. For free it does an amazing job blocking spam calls. If I was willing to pay (I’m not) it would tell me what kind of spam call it is.

Not worth the price.

I still don’t answer calls unless they’re in my address book or I’m expecting one. But I get very very few calls anyway thanks to the app.

And they are allowed to leave voicemails, which they never do. Real callers do if I get an unexpected genuine call.

Add in the features iOS has had in the last few releases to be able to see transcriptions of voicemails, now live as they’re being left, and most of the hassle is gone.

The spammers trained everyone to stop answering. I shouldn’t have to do any of this. But it’s better than it was a few years ago.

Text is the new spam hell for me.
Well, the technology is also pretty shit.
Why is Google THE AI play as you put it? I don't agree or disagree, just wanting to understand your perspective.
I'm quite sure you can do all sorts of mental gymnastics to avoid thinking of yourself as a spammer.

Here's my basic criteria for spam:

1. It's unsolicited.

2. It's trying to sell something / exploit people.

In my grading scale I classify you as a spammer. A "bespoke" spammer perhaps, but I still do not want to waste time reading anything you send me, or waste time even clicking "mark as spam", unless I ask for it. You would be stealing my mental CPU cycles (which are few and precious).
For clarity, I was only talking about the hardware side, not the software one. I don't think the models matter too much, by the time the hardware is ready there will be open models that Apple can take and modify to their liking.

Besides, did Anthropic and e.g. Mistral inherently have such troves of data to train on that Apple doesn't? For the last 6 months, Anthropic has had the SOTA model for the average production usecase.

> Google also already has competitive silicon in this space with the Tensor series processors, which are being fabbed at Samsung plants today. There is no sitting and praying necessary on their part as they already compete.

Intel had a much bigger advantage with x86, and look where we are now. I find it hard to believe that creating a good AI chip isn't a much smaller challenge than it was to do Apple Silicon. The upcoming SE uses their in-house 5G modem, another huge hardware achievement that no one else has been able to do.

With that in mind, how can you bet against Apple when it comes to designing chips at this point? It's not like Amazon et al aren't producing their own AI chips too. Let alone all of the startups like Cerebras. That indicates the moat and barriers are likely much lower than Apple Slicion or the 5G modem.

If I'm talking nonsense, do correct me.
The evidence produced in the linked article falls well short of "explicitly encouraging specific actions". Maybe there's more evidence that will show up in the case, but as presented right now that's not at all what this is.
Gah I was trying to make a general comment, not trying to reply to this thread.
Often when worldly things fail, people turn to spirituality for guidance.

I don't think the former CEO thinks that is a spiritual problem, I think he just feels like there is nothing else that he could do.
While I agree with what you’re saying in the first order, what would actually happen is pretty predictable - an even more extreme version of what we’re seeing with scams, lost wallets, pump & dump schemes, fake ICOs and people taking advantage of each other with impunity.

Cryptos are simple but cryptoCURRENCY - where the rubber hits the road and the numbers on the internet become useful - is anything but.
They are selling an experience, that includes the style of content, conversation, personality or persona of the creator.

Given that premise the functionally the same whether the creator or the app using an LLM responds, as long as you can keep the immersion in the role play does it matter if its the Youtube or OnlyFans actually responding?

It was already some underpaid offshore worker responding for the large creators, and this is nothing new, ATN and other phone sex line providers were doing this in 1990s and there were probably similar things in times past.
There’s a reason why the Supreme Court held that it is cruel and unusual punishment to incarcerate a minor for life without parole.
The killer product for "AI" isn't even really as a programming aid; it's generating an absolute torrent of plausible looking spam and otherwise committing fraud.
It's true. Streaming services are really a downgrade in this respect. I don't get why they don't include the same sort of bonus content that DVDs had.
I look forward to your next book, Tom Clancy's ghostwriter.
I think Jones hurt them more than the murderer.

People do have their children murdered, and it's terrible, but they often go on with their lives.

Because of Jones, these parents were harrassed for years, forced to move home and go into hiding. Yes, it wasn't Jones doing the harrassing directly, but he was the one accussing them of being actors for years.
I wasn't saying it was grammatically incorrect, just that it was a very bloated and roundabout expression instead of saying something simpler like "the court refuses the merger".
Aside from any claims of decivilization, the US should have universal public healthcare. It's basic function of a competent nation state. The US has failed to achieve it.

Get civilized first. Worry about decivilization after that.
https://www.phlexing.fun/
We have this for that. :)
While I do believe that whatever is happening will largely be explained by selective attention and confirmation bias, here is at least one instance of a drone sighting on the final approach path to JFK over a landing airplane: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQiSkTVeN78
The real problem is that the compiler doesn't provide arbitrary function-colorings, only the a handful of builtins: `pure`, `const`, `noreturn`.
No, because I don't agree with the government controlling what I can watch. There is a cost to freedom. I don't need a nanny state to live a full life.
Sure, that was a great feature in 2007. (S3 existed when Dropbox was founded, FWIW.)

It eventually stopped being a differentiating source of value, and trying to out-commodity the CSP’s on storage cost at scale seems like a bad strategy to bring value back to the product. At tremendous effort you make it possible to lower prices by 20% or whatever, in order to keep the same profit on an undifferentiated product. Who cares?
It guesses Danish for me. I was born in the UK, had mostly an east London accent, been in the US for 35 years 23 of which where in Philadelphia.

Better luck next time!