skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Those AI profiles included Liv, whose profile described her as a “proud Black queer momma of 2 & truth-teller”

I find this stuff absolutely fascinating, that even an AI bot tries to do this sort of thing.

It just strikes me that there is no world in which racism will ever die out as long as things like this are happening. You can't have it both ways.

If race is just melanin content then we have no issue. That's the win case.

If your race is something that you need to proudly announce (because you personally feel that it has cultural connotations in most/many cases), then race is always going to be an issue, because of assumptions of those cultural differences.
The Resolution Semiring (2014) [pdf]
The Economist is a British magazine. I don’t think any eurocrat have made even a glib about bringing Canada into the EU.
... and how would you decode that information? Heisenberg sends his regards.

EDIT: ... and of course the point isn't that it's 1:1 wrt. bits and atoms, but I think the point was that there is obviously some maximum information density -- too much information in "one place" leads to a black hole.
By making ad-free models. Everyone assumes that the only people big enough to make models will be the ad-pushers, but my prediction is that eventually every household will be able to have effectively their own model if they want, trained on data they choose. Sure this is not possible with today's technology, but I think that reality is far close than something like AGI.
no u

a) Compensating for missing location metadata is a valid feature for a photo library. Peer competitor Google Photos also implements location estimation from landmarks.

b) The sizes of contemporary general vision models and the size of the vector database for matching potentially millions of landmarks suggest that this is not suitable for running on-device.

c) Apple's entire strategy is to do cloud computation without private data, so it stands to reason that they believe they're not using private data.
The Amish have been here since colonial times and they live in their own communities and engage in seemingly cordial commerce with us “English”. They don’t even collect Social Security. They might not be integrated but they leave everyone else alone.
If consumers aren’t willing to pay for something, doesn’t that say something about the true value of the product to the consumer?
> dancing really connected people. I hope it becomes a thing again.

Social dancing’s demise has been greatly exaggerated! If you live in any moderately large city, there is almost certainly a swing dance scene, and you can find people doing social Latin (salsa, bachata) pretty much everywhere. My city’s swing dance club has a social every Sunday, with events on most Saturday evenings too.
Get them into game modding or the like, fuzzing around to get a mod working delves into a good amount of computer-y things.
Is that local to some regions? I've only seen an increase in weekly dancers in Australia and they're joining as young as always.
And using what instead?
one of the carabean island countrys, tried to join
Canada, they were already useing Canadian money.
We (canada) said no, cause they would leave there island and move north for free health care, which is like ok, here wana trade houses?
But the EU?, joining canada, yah right, bunch of snooty hosers, they are already trying to put in private airports for there private jets.
And there are countless EU beurocrats who have moved over and are working in government here, they like small towns....
And as for imigrants from india/asia, plenty of friction there, with a large number of names from
those places showing up in the court docs(availible online....), and then many of the best talents from over there, 1 not planing on settling and 2 traveling back home for medical treatment.....even those who are working in health care,here.
Brampton, Ont, is already a punjabi city.,.....
samosas 3 for a dollar....and litteraly no euro
origin people in sight, at the bank and grocery store.
A bit of whats going.
Traffic jams in places where that was impossible?, yup!, every day !
Housing prices going up, up, and up ?, yup!
Dustin toodough on the way out ?, yup!
Cranky, wall eyed "old stock" canadians not dealing well with mass imigration ?, yup!
walleyed?, cow eyed?, definitely startled!, but generaly not mean and nasty, go Canada!
Euro origin beurocrats talking about new zealand?
yup!, buh by!
South aisians with some real grit, working in Iqaliuite ? yup!
Jamaicans working in the north woods, doing forestry or fish plant work?, yup
Which makes it possible that I could encounter both of my favorite accents conversing, Jamaican
and Newfy.
I supose that in.a way, Canada is doing a mass imigration "melting pot" thing like what the US did long ago, which did actualy turn out well for the US, so
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Both. Several anonymous. Business profiles are real names
Couldn't get thru the captcha. "Imperva" name is apt.
It’s a proven model and it’ll make them oodles of money.
Race is clearly cultural in todays society because we can make it so. Very unlikely to be genetically culturally if that is what you are saying (but of course, who knows).
Kagi assistant costs more than your ask, but is a good product and comes with their also good ad-free traditional search.
I haven't used anything but linux on a personal machine in a decade.

When did Windows licenses stop being for the life of the machine?
What's the maximum file size for which this is useful in your experience? I have been refactoring some project solely to enable AI code editors to edit it. Some users in the discord suggest a maximum file size of 500LOC or small, which seems unreasonable.
How is this largely under-educated, low-skill workforce working menial/minimum wage jobs going to rescue the entitlements system? Canada's Southern neighbor has a similar issue: despite what may be morally correct, it's been a net negative for taxpayers, and the US doesn't have near the number of expensive social programs.
I'm definitely the target audience for alcohol-free spaces that open late - hopefully this makes its way to the PNW!
fascinating, would love to see this as well when you do.
The water company makes sure that everyone can flush their toilet during Superbowl half-time.
Litigating this is like arguing about whether George W. Bush was a southerner. He was a Connecticut blueblood who grew up in the South, made his political career there, spoke with a southern accent, married a southerner, and so on.

The war with Ukraine has made questions of Russian and Ukrainian ethnicity much more salient then they used to be, but it's important not to project that onto the past. The situation with Khrushchev and Brezhnev is a lot like W's—they grew up and made their political careers in Ukraine; Khrushchev in particular had a strong southern accent.

Аnd if you absolutely insist on blood tests, then you'd have to count Gorbachev as half Ukrainian, which would be a further bit of proof about the effectiveness of assimilatory policy...
"needs at least 1-2 upvotes"

I mentioned that my submission had 3, and the one above it, that was newer, had 2. Mine was absent in the Ask feed and his/hers/its was visible.

I don't make fuss over nothing. I need at least half an anomaly or some clear discrepancy before doing so.

But I'm typically ignored, which I think may be a default feature of many HN replies. All the information is there, for any user with 'show dead' to review.

Thanks for offering some insight though.
What do you mean by not integrating?

What is "integration" mean to you?
The thread is here and... it's pretty wild. This doesn't seem like it was a well-thought out idea to release this without some more consideration beforehand.

https://bsky.app/profile/karenattiah.bsky.social/post/3letty...
"Corruption is a form of dishonesty or a criminal offense that is undertaken by a person or an organization that is entrusted in a position of authority to acquire illicit benefits or abuse power for one's gain. Corruption may involve activities like bribery, influence peddling, and embezzlement, as well as practices that are legal in many countries, such as lobbying..." - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corruption
Mission details: https://www.spacex.com/launches/mission/?missionId=thuraya4

Reddit discussion thread: https://old.reddit.com/r/spacex/comments/1hq7bqa/rspacex_thu...

Space Affairs stream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWvFLGnw2zE

NASASpaceflight stream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjyYRhbP0Gg

Official Webcast: https://x.com/i/broadcasts/1mnxeAdWaZWxX
What I'm saying is that it the AI to me illustrates how much of a self-own drawing these cultural battle lines is.

If you choose to describe yourself by the colour of your skin first and foremost then you're telling everyone that you think that's relevant information which is, well.. the entire problem - you're telling everyone around you that you think it has predictive power.

But that's what racists are, people who think the race of a person has predictive power with regard to their nature, culture etc.
This reads like a satire article, ain't no way this is real journalism. Im unsure if you can draw a line asking AI legitimate questions.
'Their' is practical not ideological - Sam could be Samuel or Samantha, and I didn't know which. Also, bring up the use of 'their' for unknown gender with Shakespeare and Austen, who both did it.

The only one being 'ideological' here is you, getting worked up over basic grammar that's been around longer than Modern English. Go out and touch some grass.
Lots of people thought about doing lots of things. Thinking about doing it and actually successfully doing it are two very, very different things, as any startup entrepreneur can tell you.

> So they're stuck designing an entire phone instead of making a couple of changes to an existing phone, which is a heavy lift for a small company,

Why a big company doesn't do it then? I mean, there are a lot of big companies not having a phone, and a bunch of big companies that used to have a phone and now don't. You'd think they'd do the easy thing and just add the extra 5% and eat Apple's lunch - but somehow they don't. Maybe that lunch is not as easily eatable as you think it is.
In a, maybe not worst case, but really bad case, where there is violent conflict between the west and the PRC, how mught that play out in BC? My understanding is that a large portion of that 54.5% are from there? In the US during ww2 many Japanese business and land holdings were nationalized and then auctioned off to local business people. It seems like a work of fiction now, but such things have precedent.
It turns out that there is no modular multiplicative inverse for this, so that trick cannot be used to avoid the modulus and division when getting the base 10 digits:

https://extendedeuclideanalgorithm.com/calculator.php?mode=2...
It's more similar to chatgpt search. E.g. it does real time search and gets the AI to summarize/rank/interpret the results for you.
I think decaf is a very "American" specific thing? Haven't really seen it in Asia or Middle East.
But that edge will become more and more expensive, while the competition will cover more and more of the task space and make it less profitable for OAI
I want American and Canadian healthcare both to remain the way they are, I have timely access to care with my American health insurance, but if I lose my job I can get healthcare anyways with my Canadian passport
I don't think it was entirely off topic, if the details aren't discarded. But you're the boss, so sure, done.
> EU should have a pre-memeber clearing state that countries stay in and then vote every year or n years to be "in" or "out" of the EU. But part of being in the EU should be to maintain non-in versions of all policies so that members can actually negotiate and easily leave without having huge bureaucratic cost.

Do the United States have a system like that?
SemVer says that updating childlib from 1.0.0 to 1.0.1 cannot cause parentlib to stop compiling. If the update does cause dependents to stop compiling then this must be a major version update.

Rust does have some subtle holes in its rules for SemVer here where there are changes you can make in a minor version that have the capability of breaking your caller (and this is sort of ignored by the logic that the caller could have been more explicit in how it called the method, either using Universal Function Call Syntax or, in the case of inferred types breaking, specified an explicit type, but this does still cause issues from time to time), but overall it tries hard to stick to this rule. So any official Reflection API needs to take SemVer into account. Being able to access private fields from outside the crate that defines the type is always going to be a really big SemVer issue as private fields otherwise do not affect the public API of a crate (only the presence or absence of private fields on a type matters to public API). Similarly, outside of the defining crate, reflection can't allow for the creation of a #[non_exhaustive] type from its public fields as the type may gain more fields in a non-breaking update.
Seattle is an 8 pm city. I'd love for anything to be open late here.
.open is as open as OpenAI so I guess it's a good fit :)
You are saying that liberal immigration policy is driven by people who believe it will create enough civil unrest to start a civil war in which they can make money selling weapons?
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I don't know what you're talking about at all.
Hacker stole unreleased Coldplay and Rexha tracks
Military conquest/empire building is an alternative... But it's not polite to mention.
Thanks for the reference. Hopefully it's a forgiveable oversight, considering that url/link isn't normally visible. I'll figure out why I was unaware of this later. But it still doesn't explain some discrepancies.
I've gotta say that I love Photo. I'm not a professional and I can't speak to professional needs, but for my own simpler needs, it's so much easier and faster than PS. I imagine that's what happens if you don't have 30 years of users screaming if you change their workflow by a single pixel, and can re-invent UIs based on newer ideas.
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Eh... I think that position is largely derived from treaties guaranteeing that, and a local history of severe mistreatment. I don't know much at all about how the Sami have been treated in the nordic countries, but I doubt it's a particularly similar situation.
it raises several questions, my first question (besides the obvious question of why is this a thing at all) is does the chatbot actually have the information about the racial background of its dev team or is it hallucinating up an answer when it lacks the data. if it does have that sort of knowledge why personally identifiable information about individual devs accessable to a public facing chatbot and how much of their HR file can be exfitraited via chatbot to anyone that asks it questions, if it doesn't have this information and it just assumes its devs are all white what does that say about the information its trained on
It would be very surprising if they would not scrape this site. The content is very high-quality in the general case and there are no giant barriers preventing entry (there even is a clean API!). One might even use us to fine-tune a coding assistant or the alike.
Mix copper and tin to make bronze, thats what people mean when they say diversity is good. They dont mean they want a sludge of different unmixed metals.
Isn't suicide better than choking your offspring to death?
> They admitted it internally, to me

It's becoming an increasingly apparent problem that people don't understand that LLMs frequently hallucinate, especially when asked to introspect about themselves. This was 100% a hallucination.
>Reddit is completely astroturfed

What % of the Reddit userbase is non-legitimate, what is the source of the illegitimate users, and what is the source of your knowledge on this matter?
Any thoughts on how to identify which HDPEs have those things as a regular consumer, without mass spec? I'd assume they add those to get specific properties for specific applications and knowing the application and/or that an expert could tell from simply looking at or feeling the material? This is stuff hard to figure out as an academic, because it seems to be mostly internal industry knowledge.
Windows 10 EOL: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/end-of-support

Also a lot of very capable machines cannot run Windows 11.
That removes the random element to this. The way that random numbers work is that it is possible (although unlikely) that the minimum and maximal values in the range will not be selected when generating the million random numbers. If you assume that they will always be selected and thus always return the same output, then your output will be wrong at least some of the time.
I don't think we have that much of demographic crisis. First of all, the aging population is the one with all the wealth. And secondly, as Boomers, they are a very large generation but will soon be dying off. But more to point, this is nothing new. We have always had immigration to offset low birth rate.

I'm more inclined to believe that the recent importing people en masse has benefited a few large employers of low skilled workers, continue to increase the cost of real-estate which has become more than 50% of our GDP, and artificially pumped up the GDP purely through population increases. Canada might have better off if it wasn't mostly unaffected by the 2008 financial crisis; instead we have been kicking that can down the road for almost two decades.

Canada probably shouldn't have gotten itself into this mess but it's easy to see how it happened and also why it's so hard to change course.
I mean, quantitatively we are quite similar, when it comes down to the total possibility space dna allows, all life on earth is practically identical, statistically
Also how many mouths his passion of cars must feed. I can't see how it could make money; clearly a passion project to drop $ for so much labour on restoring cars just for the pleasure of it and not the economics.
That may be an oversight in the release, how would the mock satellites survive re-entry without heat shields?
We can't expect people whose lives are, in great part, defined by the societal oppression they face, to be at the forefront of trying to erase the distinctions the bigots hold over them – not least because it'd be ineffective, serving only to hide the abuse. The categorisation schemes used by bigots (e.g. racists) do have predictive power: for the behaviour of bigots, and the resulting effects on the social context of people's lives.

People being loud and proud about their marginalised identities is not a problem. The pushback, and the pushback-to-the-pushback, and the pushback-to-the-pushback-to-the-pushback (the so-called "culture war") is a problem to the extent it gets in the way of solving the root problem (marginalisation, bigotry, and abuse), but statements of pride help address the root problem.

Rather than criticise "drawing these cultural battle lines", please fight the fight you think people should be fighting. You won't find yourself short of allies, should you make the effort. (Effort includes educating yourself about the relevant issues: it's pretty easy to find highly-specific resources. If you're completely stuck, and somehow have lost access to Wikipedia, visit your local library.)
DWB exists because people (police in this case) think skin colour has predictive power. It's the same thing.

(I'm not saying that it's a good thing, responders seem to be assuming that).

Meh, whatever, one day maybe we'll be able to have sane discussions about this. Probably not.
I really don't understand the downvotes on this one. This is quite literally the rationale behind the policy that the Liberals implemented in the last decade. In fact, Canada has been a strong proponent of using immigration to pad its lacklustre birth rate for a very long time, and is (or was) often viewed as a success model of how to achieve that while retaining social harmony.

I think that should probably be contrasted with the more aggressive policy of the last few years - that was more so a reaction to COVID related worker shortages.
Ithaca used to have 24 hour businesses but since the pandemic and the 10x-ing of the homeless colony they are long gone.
"I know, let's release an AI bot that pretends to be something that's likely to be viewed through a charged political lense and have it hallucinate random answers to people"
Unlocking the Potential of Large Language Models in Data-Scarce Contexts
Personally I'm a lot more interested in us (Canadians) joining an existing successful union than us trying to start up a competitor. The two actions don't seem particularly similar in potential costs/benefits/drawbacks/...
I have, since 2016, refused to use email to ask such questions. I made an exception today and the reply was slightly petulant and did not address my questions. I'm glad I held out so long. I won't do it again.
Kind of makes you wonder what kind of biotechnology we could build if we didn't care about all that. There would be some pretty gnarly human suffering, but imagine if biological technology could progress at the same rate as electronics.

Morally abhorrent, of course, but there would be some benefits...
If an AI says it, it must be true?

This seems like a possible hallucination.
That's exactly what they don't do.
do you think that all of the bankrupcies we have in the US that are due to medical bills are people who had no medical insurance? guessing you followed luigi story as well? in the US you only really have health insurance if you are healthy. if god forbid you get sick you soon realize that you do not in fact have medical insurance…
Lambda can use up to 10GB of RAM and there is also App Runner.

And “using AWS” can be as simple as starting off with Lightsail - a VPS service with fixed pricing

https://aws.amazon.com/lightsail/
The Taco Bell kiosk and your exercise bike don't need the "mandatory" GMS.
Thats exactly the point I was trying to make.
Having children in an uncertain world [video]
Read the New Testament then.
You can’t edit Lambda code directly in the console when using Docker deployments
It's getting weird that people cite ChatGPT to settle debates. Even on places like HN where supposedly people have a technical background and know they shouldn't blindly trust an LLM as a source of truth. Even with the banners it has warning about this.
Not if nobody knows!
Signal is widely used among high-ranking and/or appointed officials in the bureaucracy. From what I have observed, this is true on both sides of the aisle.
I see we still haven't stopped telling other people what they're supposed to enjoy or not.
America Doesn't Got Talent (H1Bs)
Everyone's fretting over H1Bs displacing US jobs. H1Bs are not required when they're displacing you via offshoring.
I don't. Use note taking apps, that is.

I tried Org mode and used it for a year or two. I liked its integration of notes and task tracking. The Org Agenda works well. Ultimately I found it a bit chaotic to have tasks scattered amongst text files though. I acknowledge that I probably could have made Org work for this and my current solution (Omnifocus) is better in some ways, worse in others.

For the notes though, I just write plain text notes using Windows Notepad or Mac TextEdit and I put them in an appropriate folder. I have various folders - some for "projects" and others for "reference". I like the folders because I can put other things in them, such as PDFs, emails, spreadsheets, etc. Sometimes I have a single text file for a project that has chronological notes; other times, it's appropriate to add additional files to capture particular ideas, lists, etc.

The note-taking apps don't wind up doing much for me.
Even my immigrant friends in Canada think there are too many immigrants.