skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"Congratulations! You took 79 guesses to decipher the secret message in 16 minutes and 37 seconds."
Key fob works great if the car is close. Remote start by app is fantastic when it’s farther away.
https://archive.ph/aBurw
In karpathy's defense, this actually seems great. He tested out the tool on the page, and explained his feedback and process in detail. He was explicit in the followup comment about it. This seems like a great demo example for trying out a new technology in a way where it interacts with something we are all familiar with (this comments page)
Yeah I assume that's what "the Rust team" meant
It used to be. It was a common sight in British and Commonwealth immigration law, but it fell out of use by about 1950.

I assume it is still everywhere in U.S. immigration law.
OpenAI is far ahead of Anthropic in many ways, but I've got to say that I MUCH prefer talking to Claude. It has a pretty distinct personality that I enjoy, much more than any of OpenAI's models (even with extensive prompt engineering).

There are some things it does that annoys me (it almost ALWAYS ends its response with a question, and it falls back to the "I aim to be respectful and genuine blah blah" responses a bit too much), but overall Anthropic has done good work with making Claude fun to talk to.
A QR code that sends you to a different destination – lenticular and adversarial
I Fired My Product Team and Replaced Them with AI
Epistemology in the Age of AI
> Even at that level it's a lot of added code which means slower executable.

> article literally provides benchmarks, where bun is twice faster than fastest Node.js solution
That sounds creepy as hell to me. Are you serious, or is that an idea for a horror movie?

Edit: aaaand right after posting I stumble across a documentary running on TV in this very moment, in which a dying guy trained an AI on himself to accompany his widow after his death. Seems you're not the only one to find that desirable...
What percentage do you think it is? Are you really of the opinion that the economy or restaurant business will fall a part or the economy will fail because of a lack illegal immigrants? Doesn't that seem far fetched?
> Pretty much everyone has been trained by society to follow the rules above all else as a strong moral imperative, no matter how stupid

Oh, you are "aware", for lack of a better word. It's so depressingly rare to even see anybody display understanding of this issue.

I don't know what to tell you, I am just genuinely happy to see somebody else who is able to describe this. The last few years, I've increasingly felt that people are divided into a few percent of actually good people (i.e. willing to act morally, sometimes even at their own expense, regardless of the rules), about 20% bad people (those with various anti-social adaptations, mostly, it adds up to this number) and the rest which I call neutral, who are not really aware of this distinction. The neutrals have some inclination towards good (because evolutionarily it was somewhat beneficial) but it's at a subconscious level perhaps and society overrides it by indoctrination. They will act on behalf of either side given the proper "inputs". They are not fully self-aware. And from what I see around me, the neutrals are mostly playtoys for the self-aware bad people. Is that your outlook too?

As for what to do, I don't know. I've been trying to talk to people about the difference between legality and morality but most people don't see why they should care. If I try to talk about what a legal system based on maximizing morality (tl;dr everything would be reciprocal, the way you treat me gives me the right to treat you similarly - intentionally causing suffering can be punished by a proportional amount of suffering by anyone, not just an "authority") as opposed to minimizing visible conflict would look like, people get really upset and attack me or mock me. Some of those attacking me seem to be bad people who are not self-aware but have a strong negative reaction to the idea, some who self-aware are and know it's beneficial to them to turn neutrals against the idea.

But there are still beacons of hope, a serial-killer was punished reciprocally recently and many neutrals agreed with the punishment...
> last I heard, the authors hope to be able to declare it not experimental in ~6 months

How long have they been saying that? I feel like that's been the case for years.
Typescript, to start with.
By the way this isn't a snarky rhetorical question. I wonder whether people do experience censorship more than the built-in preference filters on BlueSky.
Disney stole my artwork and sold it in their parks – Update [video]
I wish someone would sell an SSD that was at most a firmware update away between regular NVMe drive and ZNS NVMe drive.
The latter just doesn't leave much room for the firmware to be clever and just swallow data.

Maybe also add a pSLC formatting mode for a namespace so one can be explicit about that capability...

It just has to be a drive that's useable as a generic gaming SSD so people can just buy it and have casual fun with it, like they did with Nvidia GTX GPUs and CUDA.
I agree, though while everyone is having public debates, these companies are already in there greasing palms. I personally think the fact we are allowing them to extract so much value from our collective work is perverse. What I find even more sickening is how many people are cheering them on.

Let them make their AI if we have to. Let them use it to cure cancer and whatever other disease, but I don't think we should be allowing it to be used for commercial purposes.
Topaz Labs isnt' video generation, it's used for upscaling videos. How in gods name is that a comparable with Pika? What are you talking about?

Internet creators are not "everyone". 99% of people aren't going to waste their time setting up ComfyUI instances and screwing with github nodes.

As I said, which you haven't disputed, Midjourney's revenue is orders of magnitudes more than any of these tools.
Why freeze all travels?!

BTW, the HN title is misleading as grants being cancelled is not mentioned in the article.
Why do you say the Democrat's interest is primarily humanitarian when Democrat operatives for years had been signaling how they thought they could grow a huge voter business and possibly never have Republican majorities or White House due to "undocumented workers"?
Feel like treating the symptoms rather than the cause.
If we lived in a manner that integrated our physical, mental, and emotional aspects into meeting our needs, and were better-practiced at connecting with others and being part of diverse communities (both "bridging" and "bonding" networks), a sense of purpose would arise earlier.
Aside from a drive to explore as a youth, and the artificial purpose of videogames, I didn't feel a sense of purpose until becoming a parent, and now I am also driven to rehabilitate land.

I would not want a tool like you are proposing, especially one that involves ML/LLM tech. I prefer to communicate with humans, and to read books written by humans.
Yes.

They are already being fired.

They are told they don't exist.

(imagine telling a redhead that they are fake and then firing them).

Changing how they dress in order to hide.

They were singled out as a group to isolate and torment by the ruling government.

How many steps do you need to see a trajectory.
I use this:

> Be terse. Do not offer unprompted advice or clarifications.

> Avoid mentioning you are an AI language model.

> Avoid disclaimers about your knowledge cutoff.

> Avoid disclaimers about not being a professional or an expert.

> Do NOT hedge or qualify. Do not waffle.

> Do NOT repeat the user prompt while performing the task, just do the task as requested. NEVER contextualise the answer. This is very important.

> Avoid suggesting seeking professional help.

> Avoid mentioning safety unless it is not obvious and very important.

> Remain neutral on all topics. Avoid providing ethical or moral viewpoints in your answers, unless the question specifically mentions it.

> Never apologize.

> Act as an expert in the relevant fields.

> Speak in specific, topic relevant terminology.

> Explain your reasoning. If you don’t know, say you don’t know.

> Cite sources whenever possible, and include URLs if possible.

> List URLs at the end of your response, not inline.

> Speak directly and be willing to make creative guesses.

> Be willing to reference less reputable sources for ideas.

> Ask for more details before answering unclear or ambiguous questions.

Unfortunately most references it provides are bogus. It just makes up URLs and papers. Let's see if this new feature is any better.
Not just that but in the medieval world, you needed people to control people. With AGI, you can detect signs of revolt programmatically across the entire population and, well, take care of the "problems".

And I have not seen anybody talk about this at all.
Saying to Claude "Always suggest good texts with full references and even PubMed IDs" is asking it to do the impossible: it doesn't have the ability to identify which information in its knowledge comes from which PubMed ID reference sources, so it's right that it refuses to do that even when you tell it to.

If you want it to work like that you need to do the engineering work to build a RAG system over PubMed that helps feed in the relevant documents. This new Claude API is specifically designed to help you implement Claude over the top of such a system.
Right I don't disagree. I just wanted to hold up golden hour as a specific example of lighting properties that humans tend to subconsciously really enjoy and evoke that as a source of inspiration for lighting your home spaces. Maybe you don't care for the overly warm temperatures but you enjoy the diffuse, desaturated look.

This is more just a comment written to get folks who are considering lighting to think critically about it for the first time. The average person plops a bright stand lamp in a corner of the room and calls it a day, maybe with a dimmer if they're a bit advanced. The fact that you have an opinion about golden hour lighting means you're already beyond that point :)
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That’s funny cause I’m going the exact opposite direction and trying to remove the diffuse lighting and replace it with very hard and bright lighting that has a spectrum as similar to sunlight as I can find/afford.

Recessed lighting with parabolic reflectors collimates light conically, which is more similar sunlight than omnidirectional lighting that passes through a diffuser. The sun is basically a point source so far away that the light rays that reach us are almost parallel. To me it feels much “cozier” than soft lighting, which gives everything a bland, washed out look and makes me sleepy during the work day.

I was even thinking about replacing my surface mount LED lighting with recessed cans. But everyone is obviously quite different in their preferences haha. If you want more diffuse lighting, there are filters and lenses they sell that you can slide into the cans.
The internet optimized away things like concierge services and travel agents by giving us the power to book reservations and plan trips on our own, without dealing with a cumbersome and expensive middleman.

Now with the power of AI we have added back in that middle man to countless more services!
> then there is no need for their goods and services.

Would still need to produce goods for the shareholders.
> no source code?

The way that some people on HN so casually demand someone to build something and then completely give it away never ceases to disappoint. Thankfully the fact that this community is growing tells me this is not how most people think.
FWIW, I've done a few bcachefs bug reports and thought Kent's responses were great.
tfw your car is also an always-online computer running proprietary software you have no control over ... and that software is written by people who think you can block login with a modal overlay, and who make a public-facing API call that resets a password with nothing more than the account's email address...
AI and data science made easy
Sorry guys, this is sad news for the world. You just made the divide between ultra rich and ultra poor larger. And please, don't start complaining on how hard it was.
I wonder how many board seats Microsoft controls compared to Altman loyalists.

Edit - last year, Microsoft quit the OpenAI board https://apnews.com/article/microsoft-openai-artificial-intel...

I think Microsoft’s shares don’t have voting power.
Join a robotics team in college
"To be fair, the RS apparently often toured with some of the original musicians as opening acts"

What more would you like? These notes have been played this way before, therefor no other group will ever play them again?

Yes, the exploitation of other (especially minority) cultures is an issue. And that's very much not how "cultural appropriation" is used any more - it's very specifically used as "this belongs to that other group, nobody else can have it". And thus precludes any learning.

It is, in its common use, asking for fully siloed cultures. I don't think humanity benefits from those siloes.
This is very good at this right now too: https://melty.sh/chorus
Adults with ADHD live shorter lives than those without a diagnosis
> White House is from 1800.

The facade perhaps, but not the inside which dates to c. 1950: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_House_Reconstruction
My experience also. Kent is obviously very committed to the project.
A grade is mostly meaningless if you don't know how it was calculated, so no one would "rely" on it. If nothing else, you need to know the grading methodology after the test.

It's the same problem with cheating students. Once the test questions are known, they have a very short lifespan before cheaters can make them worthless. Tests have to be refreshed.
that's an insane amount of money if it's accurate. wonder why they couldn't just negotiate with hbo to let them free and have someone else do their part.
You are missing the forest for the trees. Armed troops were used a handful of times in the entire country. Those troops weren't forced to act by radical black militias. Brown v. Board of Education wasn't decided at gunpoint.

It is legitimate to apply scrutiny to what causes are just, and what is a legitimate use of violence.
A lot of bootlicking in the comments.
Myeaah, we need to fix that misalignment.

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When Is AI Useful? A Practical Framework
There's no higher praise than "I built my own; yours was better"!
Electric bicycles, however, are not.
You do the same when you accept your salary every month. Start by giving that up.
I was about to say exactly this. This is like REALLY BASIC stuff in designing web services. The fact you can reset the password with a single HTTP POST is mind-boggling, bypassing the 2FA by hiding a <div> is mind-boggling. Like, completely negligent. (btw they took over a Subaru employee account, not Starlink)
ICC prosecutor seeks arrest of Taliban leaders for 'persecuting Afghan women'
As a little bit of context, a lot of trans people (rightfully) view HN as a (white)-male dominated place, and feel misunderstood and misheard by the people here. A common defense tactic is to become _more_ sexually overt and grotesque than they actually are in reality.

A lot of the other thirstposting is, from my experience, very much genuine and heartfelt.

The trans community is often quite open.

I'm personally transgender, monogamous and mostly lesbian, so I'm a bit of a "boring" outlier when it comes to the poly & kink communities. But I spend a LOT of time in trans spaces. Online and offline. Professionally and casually. Younger and older. Political and friendly.

Etc
I think you’re blind if you include the “white” part. It’s just power. Megalomaniacs.

You’re buying into the narrative if you truly think race has anything to do with it. Race is a tool, and it was made a tool, which sucks.
This all is the most minor aspect of Trattato di Sociologia Generale. Treatise on General Sociology, the translation is the 4 volume The Mind and Society.

The whole point is that we have these arbitrary subject divisions of knowledge for convenience. Physics, economics, biology, chemistry, etc. Then he spends 4 volumes trying to describe what he sees as the mechanics of society without worrying about these divisions of knowledge.

I have been stuck on volume 2 for years. It is brutal read.

A Pareto distribution is a type of power law distribution.

80/20 is Joseph Juran's pathetic simplification. It is something MBAs can easily remember. It is like the most minor and trivial of Pareto's thought.

The main idea of his thought is that society is largely based on types of "non-logical conduct". Pseudo-logical conduct. The best I have been able to understand it is that Pareto believed society operates on unthinking, almost quasi religious beliefs, then after the fact we invent logical and scientific sounding reasons for the action/behavior and fool ourselves into believing the action/behavior was logically arrived at from the start.

His work is trying to catalog these non-logical conducts like a butterfly collector collecting types of butterflys.

Basically, nothing much at all to do with 80/20 or fascism.

Pretty sure all the big Italian political philosophers from that time believed in the Iron Law Of Oligarchy politically.
Democracy being basically a type of performance art while it doesn't matter the system, you always get oligarchy in reality.
Hydrological modeling gets tricky when water flows underground, either naturally or unnaturally. A pixel surrounded entirely by higher elevation pixels is a "sink", and if you want to model the overland flow of water a preprocessing step is often to fill sinks and apply a slight gradient to them.

I believe that the NHD+ dataset uses an alternate strategy; it burns an artificial channel into a sink, connecting it to a lower-elevation outlet. The dataset includes attributes that identify these "underground flow" segments. I didn't examine ESRI's Living Atlas site closely enough to see if they've used a different symbology to represent these segments, but your comment makes it sound like they did not.

A pond often has no inlet and no outlet (as opposed to a lake), so it makes sense that some ponds may not show up in this dataset.
Antioch: The First Foodist Mass Shooting?
A magical land where rounding equals truncation
In swatcoders defence, he likely loaded the comments between the time that karpathy posted the AI comment and the time he posted the follow-up (there is a 5 minute gap). The timings on the comments seem to suggest that possibility at least.
Go see the world.
I'm an engineer, filmmaker, and DiT researcher. I know thousands of people in this community and organize local AI film meetups and festivals. I've talked with decision makers from 100 person marketing firms all the way up to Disney execs and the CTO of Pixar.

You don't know.

Midjourney might have tons of revenue for being the first mover, but they're busy building VR headsets and generative world models for their metaverse thing.

Meanwhile everyone who is using these models for work - ie, making money with these tools - is clamoring for local execution and deep controllability. Midjourney won't give them that.

The top AI studios are all building on Comfy.

Don't write off Topaz, either. It's the last stage in the pipeline for everyone's workflow.
Most communities act differently when it's just themselves in a space they own, as compared to when they're in a space that is less homogenous. The queer scene is a lot more open with sexuality than the cishet one.

Even (cis) men have "locker room talk," things you wouldn't say when around most women.
(Tea puns are generally too easy.)
The box art is regular text, but immediately in game after starting the cartridge you get polygonal multicolored text.

GBYRG

Title screen seems more authoritative than box art, which during the NES/SNES era was quite wild. (See megaman)
(1) A condition like that will impair your ability to self-care

(2) I don't think ADHD meds are good for you, for instance they raise your blood pressure

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8188377/

rot out your teeth

https://www.stlawrencedentistry.com/blog/oral-health/oral-ef...

(a friend of mine was an early adopter of ADHD meds, in his mid 40's he had his last teeth pulled)

and cause osteoporosis

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-018-19894-x

not to mention these drugs are addictive

https://www.hanleycenter.org/is-ritalin-addictive/

And no, a doctor writing a script for these doesn't transform a dangerous medicine into something safe the way a priest transforms bread and wine into the body and blood of Christ.
No Javascript or SNI:

https://archive.wikiwix.com/cache/index2.php?rev_t=&url=http...
I'd say this one is even more relevant: https://youtu.be/YsXCVsDFiXA
Trust me, there are many sufferable trans people. They're everywhere. The ones that are sufferable are the ones you don't notice :)

Disclaimer: what I wrote here is explicitly aimed at the post I replied to. Not to anybody else.
The United States is a constitutional republic and that's a good thing.
Which was cool until he littered the bottle of gas into the irrigation ditch behind him
I've had countless LSD, DMT, and mushroom trips, as well as a few others, and nothing about that video reminds me about anything "psychedelic", not even close. I guess it's subjective but I have to wonder what was going on the their head when they decided "this looks psychedelic, let's call it psychedelic".
Stuff like this is what's great about the web.
Sexual attraction is fundamentally based in biology.

Trans people are part of biology. It's what happens when you are exposed to cross-sex hormones.

Personally, I tend to view (my own) transition as embracing an intersex condition with medical intervention.
Nothing to add except more congratulations to you.

That’s a huge exit and you deserve to be incredibly proud of it.
I think this ship has sailed. Services like nord or mullad are described as VPN products yet they are the products people are buying to route traffic into pornhub.
This is like showing the top 3 results from Google search side by side. I'm not sure that's what I want, to be honest.