skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
there was a pretty bad bug (though I think it was a rails footgun)- that allowed you to append an arbitrary email to the reset request.

The only difficult part for the attacker was finding an email address that was used by the target; though thats hsually the same as you use for git commits; and gitlab “handily” has an email address assigned to each user-id incrementing from 1;

Usually low numbers are admins, so, a pretty big attack vector when combined.
They will have very good earnings if this happens but I'm not expecting them to become 10x their current market cap in a few years. So yeah I put some money on the index but retire comfortable sounds too good to be true to me.
Companies aren't going to assign less work hours and still pay the same wages. A small group of people will become even richer and everyone else will have to work just as hard as before.
So, your argument is similar to cryptobros who argue that much of defi is not plain financial fraud because it runs on a blockchain only reverse.
It takes out so much frustration too. No more nitpicking about style/... in merge requests, the pre-commit hook will fix it and CI will catch it if you don't.

The more of this you can automate, the more you get to spend on "real work".
Maybe something like dividends for all citizens? Either way, atoms will still matter where no number of bits will fix your problem. It's also possible that AI will introduce unimaginably profitable ways for non-technical people to give others value, though, I wouldn't bet on it, or even that does pan out I can't see it becoming particularly widespread.
The one thing I have learned on my journey through 6-7 startups is never start something without a sales person onboard. When we do we end up building something interesting with no customers. I am sure you can be your own sales person, but I don’t have it in me to do both.
Just like pensions, that are from the people that have invested in kids to those that didn’t.
People set up Stable Diffusion with automatic1111 and rocm for all kinds of weird setups successfully. What AMD needs to do is basically just provide a better out of the box experience, as even following the other people's instructions have been flaky at best. For example, for my 6600 XT, I have tried setting up SD twice. I succeeded in Manjaro in the past (like, a year ago), but didn't succeed now, and I succeeded in Debian now, but it uses the CPU for some reason. Hardware setup was the same, the only thing that changed is that I have updated my Linuxes in the meantime.
> in the long run, it’s part of a broader process

Well put.
And what is this broader process? Those who say new jobs will always be created as others become obsolete think that the broader process is standing still in stream: job titles change, average wealth and comfort increase, but the structure of civilisation will never change. That we'll all still have jobs and won't become unemployable. Eternal stasis sounds absurd to me.

But I don't assume that the change that happens will be bad. And I don't think all jobs will go. I think we'll end up with a fraction of people employed and well off, such as tradespeople, while the majority will busy themselves with unpaid labour. I already do.
Okay, I will explain like you're 5.

If you have seen any videos from LEO satellites, including the ISS, you would notice that any particular point on the ground moves very fast from the camera's point of view.

In the photo presented on the post, you can see the tracks of man made light pollution - the bright light emanating from cities being smeared across the image plane. But you can see the start and the end of those tracks, and they are small. Which means you can gauge the relative position of a single point on the ground at the beginning and at the end of the exposure.

And it hasn't moved much. Ergo, you can estimate that the exposure time is quite small.

Let me know if that wasn't clear enough, I am not used to explaining things to this level.
So is it a problem to use the "wrong" pronouns for someone or not? You take people at their word on their gender every day. Why go out of your way to fret about what you call people only when they tell you they're trans?
That would be a true Mixture of Experts.

I sometimes put the 4 biggest models like this to converge on an optimal solution
Well if we have machines that can think, plan and reason and also exhibit incredible amounts of infinite empathy and patience and an IQ of a PHD physicist wtf is there for us to do exactly?

Sure, we'll have work for people taking care of children and the elderly (and even this might start to fade away as we get humanoid robots that become cheaper and more capable, staff losing it and beating up children is a frequent occurrence where I'm from) but what about the tens of millions of other jobs we all do?

I'm talking about the theoritcal case AGI is in fact achieved. For now - we're not there at all.
People keep forgeting CUDA is not only about AI, graphics matter as well, as does being a polyglot ecosystem, the IDE integration, the graphical debugging tools, the libraries, having a memory model based on C++ memory model, and the last point is quite relevant, as NVidia employs a few key persons from C++ ecosystem that work on the ISO C++ standard (WG21).
I came on E3, converted to H1B then applied for a greencard.
If an AI can do "most economically valuable jobs" retraining won't help. Unless you want to retrain for something that is not economically valuable enough to spend compute on it, and has having a human body as a non-negotiable prerequisite.
it's just a new evolutionary/eugenic variable. the people who can get out, switch to trades and manual labor, learn to fish, minimize costs etc will pass the test and survive

then robots will become a thing and the same for manual labor i think the non manual labor work class was chosen because they have demonstrated problematic sentiments to the powers that be

a lot of people might die or UBI may become a thing. migration to less developed areas might happen although i doubt the powers that be will allow cross border movements they love their fiefdoms

the barons will always be there unless there is a skynet type event that wipes out humanity same shit different day if you a peasant like me and not a good dev without any dev education or connections most probably will die it is what it is
And his account was publicly flagged as being a known cheater, which affected other games: https://antiblizzard.win/2025/01/18/my-two-year-fight-agains...
Is that just doing the TTC in latent space without lossy resolving from embedding to English at each step?
As far as I see it, Belgium is the first to mandate it, and the rest of the EU will follow soon after. The European Commission is big on e-invoicing.

https://ec.europa.eu/digital-building-blocks/sites/display/D...
If we assume that very many people will be unemployed there will need to be a complete change in political focus towards supporting society rather than the individual. That is, wealth will need to be directed to those who need it rather than those who can grab it. The USA is one of the least politically prepared for that, but contains the wealth to resolve it. We will live in interesting times.
Kimi K1.5: Scaling Reinforcement Learning with LLMs
What have you done so far in cases where a coworker has asked you to refer to them only using a neopronoun?
Not just computers, technology in general. Humanity has spent thousands of years inventing technology to reduce human effort. We always find new jobs to do because we want to achieve bigger and better things. Arguing against AI because it takes jobs is essentially an argument against virtually all technology.
It's incredibly hypocritical too. They have become rich by training on valuable data produced by others. Yet others are not allowed to train on valuable data produced by them.
Funny how come the original post by NASA was seen be fewer people here on HN:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42731686

I guess it has to do with the time and day of posting something, on how much it will be upvoted and hopefully rise out of the new posts pit :-)
I don’t know if it’s widely known but now that we have TikTok back it’s irrevocably altered. Content amd actions are being policed for anti-right wing sentiment and people are being TOS’d or prohibited from that action.

Examples that have been posted: warnings or prohibitions from posting content. Limits placed on sharing content (no bulk-sharing and a hard stop on sharing).

We’ve lost one of the only venues that wasn’t under control of an American oligarch, and it’s now clear what we’ve traded to retain access to TikTok.
around the year 2000, a friend of mine from school got banned from many large Half-Life servers because they claimed he was cheating. He was not, he was just that good. I swear even if you watched him playing you could have sworn he used an aim bot. The crosshair was almost permanently stuck to the other players' heads. But that's just how good he was. Shame that E-Sports wasn't a thing back then, he could have earned a fortune
While not world class, both of those are instantly better than the bag ‘o tokens served by the LLM.

Honestly it’s a bit like the porn definition. We know intelligence when we see it, even if it’s hard to define. Adding more tokens doesn’t magically phase-change into real smarts. We’ll get there, but not today.
Will technology replace your income?
In case it's of interest, please see https://osmocom.org/projects/foss-ims-client/wiki/VoWiFi_wit... for an existing way how to talk to VoWiFi carriers from entirely free/libre/open-source software. It's basically a hacked-up version of Asterisk that has IMS client support, plus a modified strongswan IPsec client.
Throughout human existence there have been only a few means of distribution of resources.

In hunter/gatherer days within small bands, and also to a large extent within families (but perhaps a bit less now) the method was Generalized Reciprocity[1], where people basically take care of each other and share. This was supported by the extremely fertile and bountiful forests and other resources that were shared between early people.

Later, the large "water monopoly" cultures like ancient Egypt had largely Redistributive economies, where resources flowed to the center (the Pharaoh, etc.) and were distributed again outwards.

Finally we got Market Exchange, where people bargain in the marketplace for goods, and this has been efficiently able (to a greater or lesser degree) to distribute resources for hundreds of years. Of course we have some redistributive elements like Social Security and Welfare, but these are limited.

Market Exchange relies now on basically everyone having a Job or another means to acquire money. But with automation this breaks down because jobs will more and more be taken by the AIs and then by robotic AIs.

So only a few possibilities are likely: either we end up with almost everyone a pauper and increase dole payments just up to the point where there's no revolution, or we somehow end up with everyone owning the AI resources and their output, taking the place the forests and other ancient resources played in hunter-gatherer days, and everyone can eventually be wealthy.

It looks as if, at least in the USA we are going down the path of having a tiny oligarch class with everyone else locked out of ownership of the products of the AI, but this may not be true everywhere, and perhaps somehow won't end up being true here.

[1] Stone Age Economics by Marshall Sahlins https://archive.org/details/stoneageeconomic0000sahl/page/n5...
No.

https://www.archives.gov/press/press-releases/2025/nr25-004

> “In 2020 and again in 2022, the Office of Legal Counsel of the U.S. Department of Justice affirmed that the ratification deadline established by Congress for the ERA is valid and enforceable. The OLC concluded that extending or removing the deadline requires new action by Congress or the courts. Court decisions at both the District and Circuit levels have affirmed that the ratification deadlines established by Congress for the ERA are valid. Therefore, the Archivist of the United States cannot legally publish the Equal Rights Amendment. As the leaders of the National Archives, we will abide by these legal precedents and support the constitutional framework in which we operate.

Don't post fake news.
any dylan beattie post must be accompanied with a recommendation for his hit single, You Give REST a Bad Name

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSKp2StlS6s
Google searches are free and it's very easy to find the annual deportation quotas by presidential term. Do a little research if you're going to emotionally invest in a politician's claims.
I think it's become an industry term. This isn't the first article or product I've seen using it to refer to a 3d printed object that reversibly transforms without mechanical input.
> Can we just be real and just say we aren't advancing humanity with AI, it is just focused on automating out jobs.

These are the same thing.

Automation does advance humanity. The reason for the current world prosperity has been lots of automation.

(There is the separate and much more concerning risk of humans going the way of the horse, but that does not seem to be what you are concerned about)
They have already proven that copyrighted data was used for training but got struck down in court. The reason why they're asking for the torrent logs is because Meta torrenting the pirated data means they probably seeded and thus distributed it, which has a much greater impact legally than just downloading.
The QUIC API OpenSSL will not provide (2021)
What we need to admit is why we are so scared of this. Do you want to work? If nobody has to work then we are all permanently on holiday. Isn't that good? What are you afraid of here? We just get to spend all day making or finding things fun. Are people afraid because they have no meaning in their lives other than work? Do you need a boss? Are you scared because everyone will be equal and you won't be "special" any more? What is it? I'd really like to know specifically what people are afraid of.

Please just think about it a bit. Everyone seems to be thinking "I'll lose my job!" but what you need to be thinking is "everyone loses their job".
Nit (since you typed it wrong twice): it's deprecation not depreciation
It seems pretty complicated to me, but maybe you can point out some resources that make it easy?

My current invoicing system is a simple tool that generates PDFs. I send those to my customers by email (and rarely an angry reminder by post), and I get paid. Good stuff. My suppliers similarly send me PDFs by mail, and some of them send me paper invoices by post. All very simple. I pay them every month, and once every quarter I send those on to my accountant so he can do his thing.

All this sending and receiving has been free so far. But with PEPPOL, I'll suddenly need some third party tool with some kind of paid subscription, to continue to do what I had been doing for free before.
https://www.archives.gov/press/press-releases/2025/nr25-004

> “In 2020 and again in 2022, the Office of Legal Counsel of the U.S. Department of Justice affirmed that the ratification deadline established by Congress for the ERA is valid and enforceable. The OLC concluded that extending or removing the deadline requires new action by Congress or the courts. Court decisions at both the District and Circuit levels have affirmed that the ratification deadlines established by Congress for the ERA are valid. Therefore, the Archivist of the United States cannot legally publish the Equal Rights Amendment. As the leaders of the National Archives, we will abide by these legal precedents and support the constitutional framework in which we operate.

Pointing out that Biden, in contradiction the the US constitution, tried to alter the US constitutions. I don't make the facts, they are what they are.
Vulkan doesn't do C++ as shading language for example, there are some backend attempts to target SPIR-V, but it still is early days and nowhere close of having the IDE integration, graphical debugging tools and rendering libraries that CUDA enjoys.

Examples of rendering solutions using CUDA,

https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/design-visualization/solutions/...

https://home.otoy.com/render/octane-render/

It is definitely ergonomics and tooling.
My daily dose of inferiority: done. :-) Perfect sentences which are complete gobblede-gook to me.
> That is, wealth will need to be directed to those who need it rather than those who can grab it.

That is a huge political change that will be strongly = resisted. Do you recognise the quote "to each according to his needs"? It is what you are suggesting, and the very opposite of the thinking that dominates the world (not just the US, these days).

> We will live in interesting times.

Certainly, but it will be very turbulent, and very likely violent. Even previously stable societies are clearly a lot less stable if you look at the political changes and the hostility between different political groups (the move from those on the other side being just "wrong" to being "evil" - "worse than Nazis" to quote a prominent British politician). I would say we live in scary times.
I use an esim.me card in my phone and once you program the card with the esim.me app, it shows up as a normal physical sim card on the phone with whatever plan the esim was for. I believe you can even move it to another device and it will still show up with the same plan, though I haven't tried that.

The only issue I've had with it is that some esim provider apps refuse to work on a phone that doesn't have esim capabilities, and since the phone sees the card as a normal sim card, the apps don't work. I assume that will be an issue for any of these cards. Not a huge issue though, most esim apps/websites will still let you get the QR code or download the profile even if your phone doesn't natively support esim, and you just enter that into the esim.me app to program the card.
In the whole history of the world, humans have always strived for automating their job and yet, here we are with a single digit unemployment rate.
Advancing United States Leadership in Artificial Intelligence Infrastructure
Smart Grid: Cybersecurity, Cyberattacks, Major Incidents, and Future Directions
Popular open-source Kubernetes network component "Kong Ingress controller" was hit by an attack in late December. Due to a stolen authentication token, an attacker was able to upload a version of the software to Dockerhub that contained a crypto-miner (obfuscated as a fileless executable). Due to the end-of-year vacations and the relatively fast detection, it looks like only a few have fallen victim to the supply chain attack.

GitHub issue: https://github.com/Kong/kubernetes-ingress-controller/issues...
See more details about the behavior of the malware here https://www.armosec.io/blog/kong-ingress-controller-cryptoja...
According to https://data.aaup.org/academic-workforce/ there are 270,000 tenured professors in the United States.

Assuming a tenured professor holds that position from age 35 to age 65, that's 9000 tenured positions to be filled per year.

According to https://ncses.nsf.gov/surveys/earned-doctorates/2023 there are 57,000 research doctorates granted per year.

So 84% of people granted PhDs don't make it in academia.
No, virtue signalling is a very real thing that's usually easy to see and define. Having principles isn't quite the same as smugly but cheaply signalling some moral stance. I have no idea what you mean with your second statement. Pointing out a case of virtue signalling isn't itself virtue signalling.
Vulkan doesn't do C++, rather GLSL and HLSL, nor has good tooling for the few prototypes that target SPIR-V.
Liskov Substitution: The Real Meaning of Inheritance
I agree, but, like offshoring, it does not have to work all that well to reduce demand by enough to have a significant impact on incomes.
The tailscale app on iOS can turn on a VPN on the phone to connect into your tailnet. Once this is enabled, you can then access the tailnet IPs from anything, e.g., in your browser to hit a web ui. You can then take it further with local DNS and a reverse proxy to access your home server services at a URL.
Thank god. I would love to discuss with you, maybe we could save some poor souls that are still into this from turning to full blown fascists.
Additional Testing After Refactoring
OpenAI funded the frontier dataset, and hid this relationship. Looks very fishy.
You are right: to find a location from a star image you need a true horizon, but unless UAV is pulling some Gs even a basic accelerometer would give you the horizon, accuracy of that estimation will limit the accuracy of your location.

Regarding satellites: so "starting with the slowest moving" requires a series of images, doesn't it? Then how do you know "your approximate location"? From stars? In theory I understand what you say but practically it would be much more complicated and the obtained accuracy would not be better than with the stars, since in either case you also need a horizon to know your location.
Not at all. Tesla, all included, is just 39% of his wealth. 175 of his 449 billions USD.

Source: https://www.bloomberg.com/billionaires/profiles/elon-r-musk/

And he isn't leverage. In the end, he sold Tesla share and bought Twitter with cash, contrary to what most newspaper wrote (and never corrected).
The money loss is kinda the point. Cheaters can fake a new identity but if they get caught fast enough cheating becomes unaffordable.
> The media ecosystem doesn't allow anything else.

Uh, pardon? For a mere $10MM, you can get almost all of the Taylor & Francis' catalogue. They'll pressure their authors to finish their books early for free [0].

I think you can obtain all the training material for a mere rounding error in your books, if you're Meta, or Microsoft, or similar.

Well, the authors will not be notified, compensated, or their idea on the matter won't be asked anyway, but this is "all for capit^H^H^H^H^H research".

[0]: https://mathstodon.xyz/@johncarlosbaez/113221679747517432
Was pg's post about "woke ideology" an intellectually curious conversation starter?
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This is so cool to do. No error. No accuracy. No speed.
Portal Explorer
Ollama is so close to greatness. But their refusal to support Vulkan is hurting them really bad.
I'm not really sure I would feel comfortable investing in an accelerator class concept like this. Seems like it would suffer heavily from adverse selection.

Maybe if the terms were really good, like 20% of the company for $10,000 or something.
Not that many judging by the two answers. Even 100k is too little relative to the number of English speaking devs in the world
The only negative point of Golf Peaks is that it's too short !
I expected this number to be higher.

I guess more leave between postdoc and phd.
> but what you need to be thinking is "everyone loses their job".

People realize the end goal, but it's naive to think that will happen overnight.

The road there could get really messy, with a lot of wealth redistribution while a few still hang on to their jobs. Not to mention the truly dystopian scenario where a few companies hold all the compute (and power).
In the end my take is that there is too much supply for research for the funding that exist. So lot of it focuses on wrong metrics and as thus is somewhat wasted. Or energy is spend on wrong things like chasing that funding.

I am not sure if we can afford more funding, so maybe amount of research should be cut in some way...
Locally it is much easier to set up and validate test environments, or neuter some of the pipeline to test things out and ensure the rest produces expected results (in fact I usually dry-run by default and require a file or envvar to “real run”). Especially as some jobs (rightfully) refuse to run in PRs.