skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Why would you quit hearthstone over the presence of bots?

It's not like you have meaningful interactions with the other players anyway (beyond the occasional post-game friend request which has a 50/50 chance to be abusive).

(Honest question, I'm not arguing you're wrong)
> The pentagon, for example, just declared that they do not know what they are

I often hear those hyping UFO sightings citing this type of statement by the Pentagon. However, the Pentagon saying the don't know what it is doesn't mean anything. Of course, they don't know what it is. They weren't there. They didn't see it nor have any idea if there was anything unusual seen. The null hypothesis is the still the most likely: this is a result of media hype causing increased erroneous reports of aircraft and hobbyist drones along with false reports by social media attention seekers.

Also, the Pentagon has a consistently terrible track record of failing to properly identify spurious internal lens reflections, digital stabilization artifacts, IR ghosting and gimbal rotation on their own footage. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qsEjV8DdSbs.
I can't wait to see these models are able to do video <-> video, just so that I can be in ten standup meetings at once :^)
I delete without reading half my inbox.

Eternal thread with me in CC so people can cover their asses? delete.

Large commite minutes? Delete

“Ok thanks” email? Delete

All external mail go to a folder where if the company is not working with us, I delete.

Easily 50% of my inbox (plus the 13-15% on top spam filters catch) never gets opened.

A lifesaver but sad to see all that storage and electricity gone to waste
5 years after Russia invaded in 2014. Which made any objections its regime might have had about Ukraine's potential NATO membership plainly and irrevocably moot.

That's why the only years that matter (in terms of the "Ukraine/NATO caused it all" hypothesis) are 2008-2014.

Once Russia's regime did chose to invade, any moral capital it may have had in regard to the issue was instantly extinguished.
The entire investigation was based on Tesla's data if you're unfamiliar. I don't care what you believe. Seems like you're one who consumes the marketing rather than data.
Using sqitch in production, the main issue is that it effectively has no knowledge of what is happening except for running psql files for you. So it's hard to keep track of what the actual resulting schema should look like after each change has been applied to work out whether it's correct.

Getting people to write deploy/revert scripts are relatively easy. Asking them to write verify scripts that do more than check that a column has been added/removed is hard.

There's the "physical" issues of modifying a schema, and sqitch is great for that. But handling the "logical" issues of schema migration is more than an automated tool for running scripts.

This tool (pgroll) allows you to actually test the modified schema for logical validity without impacting the ongoing operations, which to me, seems like a win.
I don't think it's that bad but I used sqitch from the start of the project - so maybe I am the problem

I also don't think rebasing is the nightmare everybody makes it out to be. git rebase -i follow the instructions and you are good to go
Why should it be banned? It's not like it's the worst of mainstream humanity.
I've been getting "ai girlfriend" ads on YouTube last week, and yeah I guess we're there.
If they end up on this list they will shut down shortly after, and you better find out if it will be possible to transfer your number if that happens.

I would contact the provider and ask them their intentions, and if you are not satisfied leave while you still can.
If you paid someone to do it for you, is it genuine? Ghostwriting birthday cards is…quite grim, whether that’s an AI or not.
The corollary to the article is that almost all deaths in Canada result from severe or chronic medical conditions .. and now 5% of those cases are resolved via voluntary euthanasia.
There are multiple pokemon decompilations that have been around for years which people are using to make their own fan games with a lot of popularity. Some streamers of these games are even invited to official events so it seems like it not necessarily. Any attempt to monetize it usually gets a project shut down though.
Vision Is All You Need: V-RAG (Vision RAG) Demo
Even if that were true, I really think the solution ought to be something else than "let's stop AI so that really poor women can be forced back into selling their bodies for sex".
> Palliative care and end-of-life care are excellent in Australia. They help the vast majority of people to die without excessive pain and suffering.

> However, in a small number of cases palliative care cannot relieve all suffering. Palliative Care Australia estimates this to happen to around 4% of people

So 4% would be exactly the amount of people this is relevant for
Shopify the Boring Edition: Everything Improved
Google has also outsourced the rationale for their actions to LLMs.
Back to BASICs: a non-academic LLM benchmark for Enterprise
There should be a fully fledged, robust and comprehensive open source robotics OS.

I imagine most of this code being reinvented on a daily basis at countless companies around the world, what a waste of human resources.
the point seems to be making a small binary to run language model.
How useful is that?
From a functional perspective, I guess not very but the model can be improved.
From a performance / cost perspective, also not very because most of the cost is in training the model and small binary isn't necessarily indicative of quick.
I guess it's just kind of interesting that it doesn't take that much code to run the model.
This is indeed a good moel. From the article's context, dGPUs have more of both bandwidth and flops, the compute-intensity balance isn't necessarily the deciding factor on whether there's a speedup on GPU.

In this article the deciding factor seems to be the startup cost because the application has placed the data on the CPU memory side, and is considering shipping out to GPU memory just for this computation.
What's the point of minifying code that is anyways going to be compiled?
Something actually patent-worthy.
Some do, some don't.
Some people like their bosses, some don't.
Some people like their clients, some don't.

It's not all black and white.
>The judgement was derived from the absurdly large damages he was proven to have caused to his victims.

Obviously the amount of damages is entirely subjective. AJ said mean and inaccurate things on his podcast or something and that's about the extent of what happened. No person or thing was physically harmed because of this. There was no doubt some stress involved in being the subject of his podcast, but how much is that worth? There are people who literally get killed or maimed and their families don't get anywhere near this kind of settlement.

>The intent is to ensure that people like Alex Jones cannot cause damages to innocent third-parties. The intent is to bring down legal consequences that match the damages caused to others in order to hold him accountable for his actions. Think: if you are going to constrain damages to your cash grab perspective, you'd be ensuring that those well off would be free to cause damages to everyone around them provided the are not as rich so that worst case scenario they would pay a symbolic fine and change nothing in their antisocial behavior. Do you think this makes sense?

The emotional damages caused to others here are unfortunate but not worth a billion dollars (at least from where I'm sitting). You don't have to go to such extremes to discourage someone rich from doing bad things. It could have been a more reasonable number that can actually be paid over a reasonable amount of time. Making those payments would remind the offender to be more careful.
That only works if you have no family. Because you risk an emergency provider being unable to reach you if something happens, or even something as simple as your kid/spouse losing their phone and trying to call you from a borrowed phone.
It's not one or the other. I learned CSS by learning Tailwind and using my IDE's preview feature to see what each class did (as well as reading articles, listening to podcasts, etc, but Tailwind was the foundation of my learning). The other day I wrote a tabbed view (like those widgets that show the same example in different programming languages) with 0 JavaScript, using some more advanced features like `:has()` and `nth-child()`.

Not asking for a cookie or anything, but just demonstrating that my understanding of CSS wasn't harmed by learning Tailwind. It was the best path for me as a beginner.

Picking colors I still struggle with. I struggle to find a middle ground between "all gray but readable" (which a client once called "depressing" and compared to Soviet block housing) and "hideously garish". Gray is, unironically, one of my favorite colors, but this view is not popular.
Sensible take.

Expecting internet celebrities to have "authentic" interactions with you is just parasocial relationship. It always has been, and gen-AI just reveals it.
I think it should be banned too. And maybe they do think that, but I'm just saying, anyone whose livelihood is based on the appreciation of other people should remember not to alienate those people too much
I believe your last line should be written in any OSS README file first, maybe twice (in the same vein as another poster suggested because "no one reads the license").
People already weren't quite a lot. For any channel that can afford it, other people write messages, not creators. This just automated that. These aren't real interactions.
Maybe. The first line of the site says “Keep hold of your babies' first teeth.” Which to me sounds like storing them somewhere physically. Maybe the problem is how it’s worded?
But it confidently implied they are the mayor, which would make you look stupid if you sent the letter. That is the Achilles heal of these models :(
Key bit:

> but we are going to introduce a new offering that’s a big shift from anything we’ve done before - short-lived certificates. Specifically, certificates with a lifetime of six days. This is a big upgrade for the security of the TLS ecosystem because it minimizes exposure time during a key compromise event.
I've seen projects like these use the term "clean room" extremely liberally. Possibly just to throw up a shield ("it's clean room so you can't take it down!"). I think the same was even claimed for the re3 (GTA III decompilation) project, which has been since taken down.
Show HN: Galileo – ChatGPT for Design
> I need make no mention that it's based on Gimp.

You would however, need to make the source code available under the GPL license, since GIMP is licensed with GPL.
You just need any GPU with Vulkan support in the host system, which is very likely to be the case nowadays (except maybe in servers).
And congrats to them and their families. The stats still show that Asians who move to the US are overwhelmingly likely to be moving here to go to college, to go to graduate school, to continue their established skilled career, or with already significant assets. All of which make them usually in the top 10% (if not 1%) of their respective countries. Asians just cannot get visas to move here to work in restaurants. The only ones who can are ones who come here as refugees or in other such ways which make then the minority of Asian immigrants to the US
When importing a library from Github, you also have to see if it's abandoned or not. Crates actually shows you the last updated date right there.
Digital marketing is automated now
Technical SEO can be managed using tools, so there is no need for a digital marketer for that. However, I have seen ads for backlinks creation offering 300 backlinks for just $1. Content writing and email marketing can be effectively done with the help of AI. I mean that basic tasks can be handled by existing employees, but if companies want to execute these tasks more effectively, they will need a digital marketing consultant. Let me know guys your thoughts?
>What on earth makes you believe this is a possibility given their last 10 years?

You mean the 10 years prior to Pat? Since his arrival he plan of 5 node in 4 years has been executing well so far. The last node in that plan is 18A.
I don't know what kind of genius mind you have, but I at least have to write down my ideas. Paper will suffice though.
Feels like that ended with an ai escape when I was hoping that the punchline would be that all the apparently happy, well adjusted, coherent users were in fact ai trained in the preapocalypse and the insane sick, repetitive people were the real users living in the post apocalypse.
I think I've not had a single spam call in more than ten years. (Also Germany)

Whenever I get a temporary number for the US I get spam SMS and calls.
Hopefully it's not only trained on their own data.
I have several friends who are "creators" who answer their own messages. I had an ex who warned me that she wouldn't mind if I watched porn but she wouldn't want me to use onlyfans because the platform encourages 1:1 communication.

I wouldn't expect, like, Mia Khalifa (I'm out of the game, who's current?) to answer her own messages but there does seem to be an expectation that smaller creators are actually behind the accounts.
I use libvirt for qemu, because I got tired of rewriting my command line every two days because the options changed yet again.
Wait what? This is an blogpost from Chen? I did remember reading better quality content before. This is the usual nightmare dealing with larger C++ codebase.
> Doesn’t the non-macro version have a use-after-free?

>

> > Indeed it does. Rats.

Not even the great Raymond Chen writes CVE free code.
Google reader was killed because there was only one guy who knew how to support it
Then Senators should stop blaming Iran for them. It’s irresponsible
1985 was a really interesting time though. The Mac was hugely popular after one year. I remember going to Kinko's at 11:00 PM to work on a document and there was a bank of Macs with people furiously working on something for class. The PC was mostly for the recently introduced WordPerfect at law firms and trucking companies with a dot matrix printer. It was exactly at this time (April 1985) that Jobs was essentially fired from Apple. Jobs sold all of his Apple stock except one share. Apple would remain a single product company (Macintosh) until the iPhone was introduced in 2007, 22 years. Today the Mac is the "endpoint for the C-suite" in many large businesses, although corporate adoption on the level of the PC is mostly non-existent.
Can confirm. Django's ORM is the main reasons I use Django. A work of art in software design.
I find it overall very unnerving how quiet this is and how the Canadian press never really finds issues with this.

I often saw Japanese media moving lock-step with the police (in terms of vocabulary to use for certain crimes, how to report certain issues), and thought it was creepy as hell. However, the complete lack of questioning of the purpose behind a sudden legalization of euthanasia (in a country with public healthcare and an inherent potential conflict of interest), and the entire concept of having "experts" sign off on it without any legal overview is creepy.

Even using "medicalized" terms like MAID instead of euthanasia is unnerving to me.

Put in another way, given how hard it is for people to see doctors, I wonder how much worse it would be without MAID? As it would clearly be worse, is this a mere sanitized form of cost cutting to deal with growing medical costs associated with treating the aging population?
Airforces do a lot of ceremonial flyover stuff just to train and keep pilots' hours up. I doubt flying to deal with drones, even just for training, is a big lift.
Hi, Thank you for the advice!

I am kind of new to Hacker News so, i do some experiment like finding a good title or trying ShowHN feature and my previous post is that. I can't delete it and it end up being a spam. I am so sorry for that.
I am also trying to look into another post but i am still can't give a good advice or feedback so i am still not commenting on another post and just upvoting some of it. I will try to look into another post again sometime, and if i can give a feedback, i will try to give it.

Adding a MP4 sounds interesting. I also plan to create a website for documentation so i think i will give it on both of it or just on the README. But my challenge for it is to create a good video because i am not really have a good editing knowledge. I will try to learn it and create a video for it sometimes.

List it to "awesome-AutoHotkey" also sounds like a good idea. I tried to find a good platform specifically for AutoHotkey and only find AutoHotkey Community. Though there is no feedback and a little audience from it, maybe because i post it on the other & utilities section so it didn't get many audience. Maybe list it on the "awesome-AutoHotkey" will help.

Once again, Thank you for the advice. I really appreciate it!
This is what I was thinking. You can kill thousands of schoolkids and nothing will change, but gun down a few CEO's and suddenly there'll be hard conversations about control.
> I think marriage is the one thing that won't get hit by this.

Marriage was hit way before that. Marriage is not a rational choice in a lot of countries, where a civil union does the same thing without the hassle and the costs of divorce if it happens. The main reason is religion and it has been losing ground for decades at this point.

This is not going to make it any more attractive.
Most of the magic is in the 475 MB model file downloaded through the Bash script.
It simply rejected calls that lacked caller ID, which is what I assume the GP meant by unknown callers. It wasn't only Nokia either, every single phone that I have ever owned has been able to do this. Its right there alongside novel features such as "sending a text" or "making a phone call."

If you meant the Pixel feature then there are probably lots of videos and posts covering it.
More protectionism and handouts to allow an outmoded business sector to compete. If we had real tech getting done here they’d never even consider it, but we’ve got Canva, Atlassian, and that’s it. It seems like the only things we can actually compete in are primary resources and real estate speculation.
A lot of the so-called "water washable" bio resins need to be diluted down to 1L of resin + 1 million L of clean water before they are considered safe enough that you're allowed to flush them down the toilet. So I would never touch them without gloves.

And while you are correct that some plant-based resins are not a class 3 lung poison anymore, they are still a class 2 eye irritant and can cause burns in your eyes purely through aerial exposure. Which means you need to wear goggles whenever you're in the same room.
I don’t feel open to this theory of yours.
Is it? Is it also wrong that they so far weren't labeled as [copy-pasted], and/or [outsourced to influencer management agency], and/or [not by ${influencer name}]? YouTube influencers and vloggers are brands, not people; they go big enough, they start outsourcing this stuff, which to my mind is just like "AI slop", except produced by protein parrot instead of silicon one.

Nah, first and foremost, the comment page and the video itself should start with Surgeon General's warning: "You're watching a long-form, semi-interactive ad. None of this is authentic, and none of it is meant to do anything good or nice for you."

(And perhaps also: "You're probably better of going for a smoke instead of consuming this.")
So the cool stuff "currently not supported in software", as usual in Linux workloads.

If I am paying for this with Ubuntu pre-installed, the very least is to fully support the hardware they are trying to sell.
>doesn't that mean the board will find someone who agrees with them about spinning off the fab business?

I dont think that is even possible. Given the money they received from CHIP Act. They could spin off x86 business, but may be not the Fab. My guess is that The board actually want Intel to be itself back in the good old days, leading edge node and selling CPU at a premium. Hence they want to scale down their scale of investment on Fabs and possibly focusing capacity for itself only.

Obviously the board doesn't know much about the current Semi market.
I'm assuming 3000 bytes refers to the uncompiled minified code
A person can't choose for himself when or even if to come into existence in this world.

In an era when human rights are considered sacred above all, it is hypocritical to me that a person can't decide for himself when he wants to quit.
> The existence of those movements doesnt say much except that we need to carefully consider things to avoid overreach.

It says that people react to new media technologies that target children the same way pretty consistently.
I'm kind of curious if there is any diet or nutrition related book that would score high on scientific accuracy. The field in general seems hard to study well.

If any commenting pass-byers know of any, let me know, id be interested.
Building a peephole optimiser using the new Java Class-File API
Phone calls now produce JSON Web Tokens that identify users with cryptographic signatures. This was codified around 2018 by the IETF, SIP Forum, and ATIS.

So the public phone system now supports it, but the problem is that not all providers support it yet, which fundamentally weakens the system. Of course, you can’t just add a new “protocol version” to an over-100 year old phone system with zero time to do a migration.*

But now that it’s been a few years, we are reaching a point where, at least for the US, the FCC wants to ban any provider who hasn’t added support.

*simplification
It's similar to 2 component epoxy: The raw materials are highly poisonous, but the reaction end product is safe. It's just that you need to be 100% sure that there are no un-reacted resin leftovers anywhere on your part. And that part is very difficult.
How did they immigrate to the US without any degrees or money? As refugees? If they moved here through your wife, how did she get to the US?
Reasonable takes.

I think the employee count blowup was his biggest mistake because it shortened Intel's runway towards being an external fab company.

Lip Bu Tan, who was on the Intel board, recently resigned because he did not agree with Pat's employee count plan and company culture. Tan was likely right.

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

Another mistake of Pat's is that he did not split the company fully. AMD, Nvidia, Apple, Qualcomm aren't voluntarily going to fund a competitor by using Intel fabs. Furthermore, Intel not splitting means there will always be small conflicts of interests with Intel designs teams. Pat wanted the cake and eat it too. He wanted to compete with TSMC in addition to Nvidia, Apple, AMD, Qualcomm. Now Intel is at risk with competing against neither group.

I think not having any major external customer signed onto 18A in 2024, approaching 2025, is a huge failure on Pat's part.
I do the same. I'm happy with it. I thank my past self every time for having the foresight that future self would forget.
>would that be the responsibility of the driver?

Yes. What is wrong with you?

It is typical, normal, common, expected, taken for granted that a driver is expected to operate their vehicle in a safe manner and unless that fucking baby is the prematurely reincarnated spirit of Usain Goddamned Bolt, if you hit a fucking child on the highway you're getting looked at.

Any little teeny-tiny thing you did wrong, 1 mph over the limit, tint 0.01% too dark, didn't stop to render aid, safety inspection out of date by one second, will be used to amplify your charges and fuck you even harder.

Here's an example: https://www.wtnh.com/news/connecticut/hartford/man-charged-w...

Here's another: https://qns.com/2023/12/maspeth-man-charged-manslaughter-fat...

Do you need more than that?