skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Oh my god, I've been wanting to create something like this for a while.

Gonna play around with this and report back! Looks amazing so far.
In The Netherlands you can get cancer treatment even if you're homeless. And I don't mind paying extra insurance costs if it means I'm not running into inhumane and desperate go fund me campaigns everywhere I go.
Yes. I find it a bit funny how much people care about leaderboards. I see models going up and down, winning this or that benchmark and yet, for me, Sonnet 3.5 still beats the crap out of all of them.
This is just an advertorial for Amazons "AI" tool.
I wouldn't put any weight on any of the claims.
Same thing happened to me on Android.

But Google Calendar also had the time for the departure and reurn flights blocked out (including departure airport/arrival airport both ways), yet it was too dumb to notice I was setting an appt for 8PM for a Las Vegas location - but Google Calendar decided to put an Eastern USA timezone on the appt.

That's how you know the Google Calendar devs/PMs don't travel often. And also none of the same Google devs/PMS cared enough nor high-level Google execs themselves use Google Calendar - cuz if they had the same thing happen to them, you'd know that it would have been fixed before the next performance review.
It sounds like something that can't be built without the collaboration of the governement
> Isn't the whole point that the models hosted by OpenAI are smarter?

That’s not the point here, because as the link says (3rd paragraph): "It's actually pretty terrible output".
HN is yet again amazed that military technology is in fact used to carry out secret operations.
I have used this in the past, https://jsonresume.org and can vouch for it. Probably this is exactly what you mean
I mean they started calling people content creators and the people liked it and thought that was a compliment, that's all you need to know.

A content creator is not an artist or a videographer or a grandpa sharing some craft. A content creator is not even human, it's whatever can fill the <div id='content'></div>.

You only need programmers for everything else, but that damn div was hard to fill until now. Soon enough they'll have what they wished and then they'll realize the div that managed to sell ads is probably becoming useless.
You probably need to define "fails" for me. I've never had a VPS straight up "fail" before, as in a hardware level, can't access the data, dead. You may temporarily lose access to the data, but I've always been able to recover said data.
I love Lightnote! I'm trying to get my kids into it as well.

Awesome work.
exactly! i'm so glad i found this comment. you said it so eloquently.

tried so hard to find a video i like, but i just couldn't. can't find a single video for current events, hobbies, or even tech. the search just doesn't work.

the only justification for peertube's existence is that it's libre. but the experience is terrible!!! a frontend engineer can build a better ui over the weekend. peertube existed for a decade, but they couldn't bother to innovate on the ui/ux side all those years.

edit: it's almost 2025, they're building a mobile app, but they chose Flutter. now i understand. they should outsource the tech decision-making
Yeah..

I wonder if there's a term for writing something that is correct grammatically but is trying to deliberately mislead the less literate members of public. Which, TBH, is a gigantic majority. In this case it's easy to misunderstand the title as "The DoD shot an Iranian mothership?!?".

It's an interesting form of clickbait.
Programming Language Memory Models (2021)
If he weren't Russian, we could hire "spear guy" to take some drones down. This one: https://imgur.com/gallery/runestone-showing-drone-incident-1... (context: https://www.reddit.com/r/videos/comments/y4ih8z/viking_throw...)
These photos look very much like a helicopter. Especially the fifth photo.
JLCPCB is super cheap for 100 years now. They are expanding for offering their crazy prices now even for 6 layers and higher.
The test is probably somewhat disk bound, so I/O architecture matters. For example, we just retested the HiFive Premier P550, but using an NVMe drive (in an adapter in the PCIe slot) instead of the SATA SSD, and performance improved markedly for the exact same hardware. (See updated chart)
Why haven't they, then? Your model of intelligence agencies as sinister and omnipotent is at odds with all the available evidence.

This is who is lurking behind the curtain, petty, fallible humans just like everywhere else: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2022/06/13/the-surreal-ca...
Third option: You can draw conclusions from past projects made public where this exact thing happened dozens of times.
I don't know if it's from this handbook but I've been getting the same kind of cold emails from a bunch of different companies (mostly IT) who are very peculiar in that they all keep replying to themselves constantly and wanting to "connect" like they are peddling some top notch shit that I'd be crazy to miss. All of them also have a weird bottom section where you have to reply "No. Thx!" or something like that to stop receiving emails. I never tried to do that.
I guess the CIA/NSA are technically not "military"?
This looks like something a tool can't solve :D
Why isn't the "standard pedagogy" always evolving and improving? Isnt that what pedagogy is?
From cloudflare 2024 stats bluesky traffic shot up during the US election but is now back below (aggregrate across all servers) mastodon traffic [1]

But its true that mastodon did not have a major breakthrough as of late and bluesky will likely surpass it in the near future as some important "high information quality" communities (journalists, scientists etc.) seem to migrate there in preference.

Orientation towards general (mainstream, non-tech) users, easy usability etc is indeed a problem for the fediverse. The reasons are mostly an anti-commercial ideological stance which on the one hand makes funding scarce. Hence brilliant open source products - there are many more than peertube - remain unpolished, not marketed at all etc.). On the other hand this hostile culture keeps mainstream actors from joining the revolution.

But make no mistake this is a revolution. The hyper-concentration in social media is an aberration that does not fit any other pattern in society and the economy. Some more pragmatism from the decentralization pioneers will accelerate the inevitable.

[1] https://blog.cloudflare.com/radar-2024-year-in-review-intern...
IQ is definitely not spared. It doesn't take a Mensa member to realize that human intelligence cannot be reduced to a single number.
Great project!

But in the name of god: let this awful old AFSK APRS sleep away.

In Europe LoRa APRS is super popular and Semtech is flooding the market with super cheap radio ICs. They are extremely hobbist friendly.
I asked Gemini 2.0 Flash (with my voice) whether it natively understands audio or is converting my voice to text. It replied:

"That's an insightful question. My understanding of your speech involves a pipeline first. Your voice is converted to text and then I process the text to understand what you're saying. So I don't understand your voice directly but rather through a text representation of it."

Unsure if this is a hallucination, but is disappointing if true.

Edit: Looking at the video you linked, they say "native audio output", so I assume this means the input isn't native? :(
And that is why AI can't replace us
I've seen the countless reddit threads of people rejoicing that openAI is now their therapist. Do you have any example why you believe this is effective?

My guess is it's mainly lonely people having someone to talk to, and in the less charitable case a soundboard to confirm whatever beliefs they already hold.

I'm still unsure if it's a good thing at the macro level.
I wish it was legal though. This game has been released more than two whole decades ago. Those who spent their childhood playing it now have kids, or maybe even grandchildren! Many of us won't live to see the day its copyright finally expires and that's totally bonkers.

A significant portion of games from that era are probably effectively lost at this point. The current system can't be allowed to continue.
In these cases for it to be inevitable there doesn't need to be agreement. Someone does it and if enough clueless people use it, now we're stuck with it. Why we can't have nice things.
Odd, one of those pictures clearly show either a regular RC helicopter, or a full-scale helicopter. You can see the boom and tail light clearly. And no sound associated with it? There are designs for "silent" blades. I mean theyre not silent, bud at least less noisy.
Gemini needs to improve quality of the software.
Can we use LLM technology in schools to teach children about the dangers of the internet?
Security.

Having to pay for SAML and SCIM integration.

MDM and EDR.

Security baseline configuration deployments for different OS.

It’s a farce.
Maybe if we all chip in we can sue to have a cool name blocked?
Is it just me or my repository is not found?
Do i get suspension? why?
I also don't get any message or mail.
> But maybe there's some other reason you think the free work or email is spam?

I don't know you and never asked you for what you consider free work (which is basically some stupid script fetching data). Your trash isn't free work for me, just someone trying to make easy money.

As a side note, most agreeable people trying to sell shit is a terribly rude buyer. If you don't believe me, start replying to cold emails selling something back to them. Even better, use a different email and send a cold email too.
In multiplayer games much of the fun in winning is someone else losing.
Yes, but GGP also said that kids commited suicide after talking to a chatbot. I agree that there's no evidence for video games causing violence (rather the opposite), but this double standard that GGP is setting deserves calling out.
Don’t start blaming JS people for this AI mess! We’re busy making webpages slow.
Ask it "What is the length of the response to this question"
If you can give your kid the best food, and best education, you'd give it. Give them the best life you can. Give them the best chance.
> I still remember in 2013 / 2014 we thought trillion dollar market cap were impossible due to law of big numbers.

The way the money supply, inflation, and economic growth work, trillion dollar caps/worth are pretty much inevitable unless a revaluation of the currency (the opposite of a devaluation) takes place.
> government is also the reason I don't rob you

This speaks more to your character more than everyone else's.

> the reason you can buy from wholesalers and trust their product not to be poison or counterfeit

Amazon is the second largest company on planet earth. Everyone's apparently okay with that.

> you don't have to pay protection money to the mob.

Just a monthly fee for everything from heated seats to garage doors and forced obsolescence for everything that hasn't been turned into a subscription yet.
Yeah there's a point quoting, people here don't always watch videos, but thanks for the link.

Article gets the quote slightly wrong, but semantically it's right: some are described as being slightly larger than um um than a commercial uh available drone um fixed Wing as well as rotary

Technically you could say the rotary/fixed-wing is only invoked to describe the class of drones compared to which these reports are larger, not that the reports "include" ("some are described") fixed wing and rotary.

I'm OK with either the weaker (less UFO) or stronger (more UFO) interpretations. How about you?
Arguably, Bluesky being spun off from Twitter and having Jack Dorsey as one of the founding members is a somewhat Meta-like advantage, in a sense of immediate legitimacy in the press and networking opportunities/connections in Silicon Valley. Mastodon had to start absolutely from scratch. I had zero connections to anyone important when I launched it. Bluesky also raised over $8M in venture capital funding, while Mastodon was being developed on a $0/mo budget for the first year of its existence, and something like $5000/mo for the next 5. Our current annual budget of around $500K still pales in comparison to the money Bluesky has at their disposal right now to spend on e.g. marketing. They also have the advantage of not really trying to do decentralization. That being said, venture capital money isn't free, while Mastodon's funding comes from the community with no strings attached, so in the long term, I believe in our approach.
Internet censorship is the norm in large parts of the world, and VPNs are used by pretty much everyone I know, technically proficient or not.
My suggestion to really learn this and learn it well is to write personal applications that have super ambitious goals. To really learn architecture well you will need to learn to embrace competing concerns, fragmentation, and effort deviation both in the code and in the business goals of the product. Then you learn to architect by accounting for those things and solving for them with systems of unified services and centralized libraries. This also involves multiple rounds of massive refactoring.

You will learn how to refactor enormous swathes of code quickly and at low risk of regression, how to think about applications holistically, and a vision of planning. At first everything feels like failure and the process is very slow but after massive practice you will just have an organizational vision going in and everything gets much faster.
What does this have to do with being smart or not? (and no, they are not smart, sorry)
yeah, you are right.

> for example, don't use Actions as a content delivery network or as part of a serverless application, but a low benefit Action could be ok if it’s also low burden

Just as the wesql article states, Use Cases is Not Recommended For:

- Long-term database hosting or production workloads.
- Maintaining an always-on public database endpoint.
- Circumventing GitHub Actions usage policies.
Parkinson's Law: It’s real, so use it
I would agree with that! It matches the curvature of the fuselage in one point, and there is an image with faintly visible nav lights on this page:

https://www.anthelionhelicopters.com/flight-training/add-on-...

which matches the images as well, with the green light bright, so its likely flying head-on in the picture.
From personal experience trying to open a crypto related bank account, one of the most important requirements was to deposit a substantial amount of money in the account.
What's Oteks? (other than an Estonian textile company or a Macedonian dance group)
I knew this would be a preprocessor macro from the second I saw 'nonsensical errors'. The joys of having a multi-decade career in C++ and C.
Yeah, nice use of the word try. You give me money, I try to help you make money.
Big assumption to presume they do work.
>It's really mostly a matter of keeping guns away from people who shouldn't have access to them.

What about knives? I see news about knives attacks from China and Japan quite often.
Same in New Zealand.

But our public health system has to use a variety of techniques to limit the total healthcare expenses - such as waiting lists. Drug budgets are restricted which means that many expensive anti-cancer drugs are not available to the public.

Would you be happy to pay 100% of your income in taxes? That is the logical outcome of ever-increasing healthcare and nursing costs. Some wealth tax suggestions here in NZ approach 100% taxation over a lifetime (2% of wealth per year certainly crimps a 4% drawdown on retirement savings).
James, stop being a spammer. You are abusing the system, stop lying to yourself (and to us) to feel better.
You can modify the roofline model to include the PCIe bandwidth. It is sometimes called a hierarchical roofline model.
Yeah this just went from "You're speaking to someone in a call center pretending to be a cutie" to "you're speaking to an AI cutie". With the amount of people addicted to AI girlfriends it's not surprising.
> There's no significant savings to be found by killing the terminally ill more quickly

...Uh...

"Summary table 1 presents the net financial impact of providing MAID in 2021, under the current legislation as set out in bill C-14, which is used as a baseline for the cost estimate. The predicted gross reduction in health care costs amounts to $109.2 million while the cost of administering MAID is estimated at $22.3 million. Thus, the difference between the two represents a net cost reduction for provincial governments of $86.9 million."

-COST ESTIMATE FOR BILL C-7 “MEDICAL ASSISTANCE IN DYING”, 2021, https://publications.gc.ca/site/eng/9.893653/publication.htm...

It's small in the scheme of healthcare budgets, but it's a stretch to call it not significant.
Interesting, looks like 115 cases since 2020, and the majority of them were non monetary settlements

https://opendata.fcc.gov/stories/s/wgq8-eb5c
We were using AWS Cognito and had to make a "pre-token-generation lambda" to filter out only the AD groups we cared about. We had a huge map of AD group IDs to our internal group names (multi-tenant application, so each client had a different AD group ids) so we filtered out the ad-groups and added a new custom claim with our internal names.

Fun that one time where we gave admin access to some people that shouldn't have it.

Before we added that map some of our user's tokens were exceeding the limits for AWS Cloudfront cache keys.
These are great examples. Also an excellent technique for relaying project updates to non-technical managers
I recommend disabling all notifications, except maybe calls from immediate family.

I just don't see why I should be at the beck and call of some gadget. It should be the other way around.
But evaluations of the platform's worth are 15 billion dollars, IIRC
You've used Google Street View, right?

It might be missing a few logging roads, private driveways and carpark lanes - but it shows Google is entirely capable of mapping streets in detail all over the world.
> Then a person comes in starts gobbling every sample, because they believe "free tiers are meant to be abused".

That’s what happens in practice, even if they don’t believe this.
But she's also there in front of you. I don't think people grasp how dissonant social isolation can be. I know a couple of guys that are sorta hikikomori and they both want human contact as well as don't want it. They would not enjoy at all to be in the strip club to leave the house, for people to be around. They just want to consume the same content but with some personalization like her saying their name. It's quite strange and I think we'll get many more people like this over time if we don't change something.
Step 1: change your name to that of a famous person you don't like

Step 2: sue OpenAI to add an if-else throwing an exception when your name comes up

Step 3: profit
That's not an unreasonable thought, but I think you underestimate how many people know that they are buying an illusion and are fine with that. To support that point: there are people right now who pay real money to chat with an AI companion that pretends to be their boy- or girlfriend. [0,1]

I think these people are, by and large, under no illusion that their AI companion is anything other than a computer program, but they get attached anyway and choose to live in the illusion.

[0] https://old.reddit.com/r/replika/top/?sort=top&t=month

[1] https://replika.com/
Only if you want to the full girlfriend experience of being ghosted.
Futurama - s4e17

Sir, if I may? Why don't you just set
up, like, a billion video cameras...

In the woods and see if he walks by one?

Ah. That would be very expensive...

And most people who believe
in Bigfoot are broke.
Then you kick them out. It's not very hard.
Well yeah, they could have done written many interesting and useful things but they chose to write about how awful the "male energy" was instead. That's why they now get tossed out of the places where things are happening, where once they'd have been welcomed.
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Did you realize that the first link points to the paper that is the link of this HN thread?
If they define themselves as "incel", they are, by definition, not happy.
Interesting, that is a good size userbase!
And good argument regarding the ranking vs rating - did not consider this.

I have a site, app.rapidata.io/compare which has a related feature, allowing you to have 100 people vote between two images based on a question (it was made as kind of a demo for our underlying product, but maybe you find it interesting). These are mostly random people though and it does not as detailed filtering as you have.
This is about radiated power in any direction not exceeding what you would get with an omnidirectional 1W antenna.

So beamforming under these rules lets you use less input power for the same directional power. But it doesn't let you bundle all your power into a single direction.
The suffragettes, also had to use bombs before making progress.
Historically speaking, not long, sometimes as little as a few weeks worth of minimal propaganda. The trick is to target the memes at people who are feeling victimized with Big Math's fascist BS.
True that - and I think Gemini-Exp-1206 is Gemini 2.0 Pro in testing. I noticed how they only replaced the "experimental" moniker for one of their experimental models, and it turned into 2.0 Flash. And that still experimental model is currently leading across all categories.
That's mixing apples with oranges.

Some low-end or middle range GPUs really only use 8 lanes, because that's how the chip is designed. Fewer lanes -> less silicon area for the pcie logic needed -> cheaper.

The chips which use 16 lanes take advantage of it and can saturate the link.
I used to respect patio11's opinions, and obviously he has a lot of valuable knowledge and there are things to learn from him, but some of his takes on crypto have led me to heavily discount his writings on the topic.

On the face of it, this writeup is reasonable.

I'm a crypto founder, and I struggle with banking. We've had two banking applications rejected in Singapore.

Here's the thing: we're not doing anything remotely like what Patrick describes. I think he strawmans a lot.

We're a crypto-focused IT consultancy, but closely affiliated with an upcoming blockchain. The business is set up to be super boring: we bill the client for work and that's it. The company doesn't handle a token, doesn't get revenue from onchain activities, ... The blockchain in question is not anymore risky than any other and in many ways less. Not that the banks know or ass.

They just say "you're rejected and we can't tell you why".

Now this is Singapore, not the US. It's not a targeted plan but just general policies: "crypto is potentially bothersome for us, let's not bother". In the meantime we don't have a bank account. Though I do believe US attitudes and (lack of) regulation probably impact these policies a fair deal.
Comparing the circumstances of this alleged murderer with Kyle Rittenhouse, I don’t see a lot of confused people. Plenty of Americans seem to want more of one guy, or more of another.

Fox News is covering the change in CEO ambiance as you note. But, Fox News is conspicuously failing to acknowledge the public reaction to this vigilantism compared to their Carlson-era spirited sympathy for Rittenhouse. To counterpoint more specifically, I think Fox News promoted Rittenhouse as a sustainable way to affect change (via ratings).

We’ll see how Fox covers a trial. Shouldn’t Thompson have known better than to walk without security? What did United know about threats to him? Why was the pool of suspects so large, and how did cops go from bewilderment to finding a needle in a haystack?
The reasoning is very simple: You want criminals (no matter what crime) not to be able to enjoy the fruits of their "labour". That strikes me as eminently reasonable.
I'm not a lawyer, but I think anyone covered by GDPR wouldn't even need to do step 1.