skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What is the end goal there? This is not a situation where the free market has much influence. I don't particularly like the Washington Post. But I doubt that the owner cares much about subscription revenue, nor does he seem interested in selling. And if the whole organization were to wither away due to lack of readers and qualified writers would that be better than the current situation?
If you think manifest v3's adblocking is bad, DNS-based adblockers (eg. NextDNS or Pi-hole) is even worse. It can't do any filtering based on urls or elements, so any first party ads will be able to get through.
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>> if he had just dumped the money his father left him into basically any index fund between the 1970's until 2016, he would have made more money than he had in 2016

Some investors actually spend money in addition to investing it.

If you earn a high return on your investments every year and then go out and spend the returns on things like a $100 million private jet and a $25 million helicopter instead of reinvesting them, you don't beat the S&P. Does that mean you are a "bad" businessman? To me, to determine if someone is a good businessman, you need to look at what they took out and spent along with what they ended up with.

Not every rich investor is someone like Charlie Munger, who weeks before his death at the age of 99 was upset that if he had worked harder, he "might have had multiple trillions instead of multiple billions". Some people make money to spend money.
This was posted just 3 hours ago:

> There was (still is) a massive cyberattack against X.

> We get attacked every day, but this was done with a lot of resources. Either a large, coordinated group and/or a country is involved.

> Tracing …

https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1899149509407473825
Database gotta be it
People also tend to botch random sequences by trying to avoid repetition or patterns.
How long until Youtube prevents people from watching videos without logging in?
what does sock I've written a few of my own extensions and they're manifest v2 ugh... but thankfully I was able to turn them back on
I would have said, use ClearURLs, but it is blocked too:
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/clearurls/lckanjgmi...

Socialfixer won't work anymore too.
So the role that magnetometers play in sensor fusion w/ IMU data is for yaw/heading/magnetic north estimation. In short, it aids your orientation (RPY estimate). However, with MagNav, they play a large role in supplying information that allows you to decrease your drift rate.

https://www.sagemotion.com/blog/how-does-imu-sensor-fusion-w...
Can you share any links about this?
I can recommend Wipr 2 - excellent blocker from a great developer. I've now switched to Safari for all my YouTube watching. Universal purchase works on macOS, ipadOS and iOS.
I think you just hit on the the biggest threat to journalism right now -- how to you quantify the value of the reporting to the reader.

Financial news outlets have long been successful at this -- Bloomberg, CNBC, Wall Street Journal, etc. They are able to build strong businesses with a relatively small audience often because that audience is willing to pay large sums of money for access. (Bloomberg Terminals reportedly cost up to $25k/yr! https://www.bluegamma.io/post/bloomberg-terminal-pricing#:~:...

Still -- how much value do you get from the Washington Post? How much value do you get from knowing about the inner workings of your government? Federal, state, municipal, any of them? Does being a better citizen have a financial incentive? Can you put a price on knowing about the situation in Ukraine, or Gaza, or even the dangerous intersection downtown?

And without that, how do you justify payment for journalism, which itself is expensive? Or is the answer that the payment comes from people who want to push a narrative, or control the conversation? Is there a monetary value to preventing that?
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Have you heard of Las Vegas? The 777 being the grand prize? Maybe it is not universal to all of western society but I have never before today heard of a culture where 3 was the lucky number. The USA’s culturally lucky number is absolutely 7.
But do you really liquidate „rapidly“ once you retire? You basically dollar-cost-average out of your portfolio when retirement begins.

That’s not to say that timing isn’t an issue — it absolutely is. It’s just not a make-or-brake issue imho.
>So which part isn't possible now?

The webRequestBlocking api, which allows the extension to inspect all request/responses in real time and act on them. With manifest v3 the extension can only supply a list of expressions to block, and the expressions that can be used is very limited.
I will be avoiding all US travel in the near future. No need to get close to this kind of lunacy.
It's the Air Force's higher ed institution. They offer masters and PhDs. They have their own labs doing R&D.
Sounds like she was surviving doing chores in exchange for a place to sleep (in two different countries). It's possible she didn't have a plane ticket lined up.
Employees get fired all the time, and the more wrong answers I get from an LLM, the less I use it until it's never used again.
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Source: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/10/technology/eric-schmidt-r... (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43325390)
Interestingly enough, I just passed by this book:

https://www.amazon.com/Ghost-Forest-Radicals-California-Redw...
Do you have more details on the striking silarity?

All the wiki mentions is optimized memory usage.
I've basically taken this tact as well, but because I want to be a Luddite about AI video and avoid exposing myself to it, so that rules out Reddit and Instagram and YouTube. I'm still adjusting to not having something on the TV while I cook and clean but podcasts fill the gap.

In the meantime my jellyfin server grows, with lots of old shows courtesy of archive.org. I figure more than a lifetime of great content has already been produced, not much sense in wanting for whatever 100 million dollar blockbuster Apple is cooking up next.

Reading before bed is a good habit, when I'm in a book I like, I look forward to turning everything off and settling in for the night, instead of my old habit (occasionally relapsed) of flipping through YouTube procrastinating sleep.
Don't forget the data showing that as many as 1 out of every 3 users on X is now a bot
> That seems like a pretty closed minded and bigoted way of thinking.

You're ignoring a copious amount of evidence, publicly available, with regards to his character and honesty. That's a choice.

https://elonmusk.today/

https://www.google.com/search?q=elon+musk+lies+misinformatio...
there is a second german tourist now in the same situation, detained while trying to visit his fiancee: https://old.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/1j7xjhf/it_is_li...
The market cant self correct here because the market is broken. Bezos is using his profits from one industry to prop up his unprofitable business in another industry, which also helps from any real competition starting up as they don't have access to Amazon profits

This behavior and its consequences are why people call for monopolies to be broken up
They are surely doing that because they want to divert NATO expansion westward /s
I dare them to do it! They won't!
> And if the whole organization were to wither away due to lack of readers and qualified writers would that be better than the current situation?

That's entirely possible. There are most certainly some media outlets we'd be better off without.
> What changed was that DMCA acquired political muscle and cross-border reach, wiping out waves of torrent sites and P2P networks.

Half true - that was happening some, but wasn't why music piracy mostly died out. DMCA worked on centralized platforms like YouTube, but the various avenues for downloading music people used back then still exist, they're just not used as much anymore. Spotify was proof that piracy is mostly a service problem: it was suddenly easier for most people to get the music they wanted through official channels than through piracy.
detaining for 10 days is nonsense. Just deny entry and send them back.
I know this is only adjacent to OP’s point, but I do find it somewhat ironic that it is easy to find people who are just as unreliable and incompetent at answering questions correctly as a 7b model, but also a lot less knowledgeable.

Also, often less capable of carrying on a decent conversation.

I’ve noticed an periconcious urge when talking to people to judge them against various models and quants, or to decide they are truly SOTA.

I need to touch grass a bit more, I think.
Just some of my personal anecdotes:

I was travelling to Ireland(Dublin) as a tourist and during questioning by a border agent I mentioned that I might check my email (they noticed my laptop), the border agent simply advised me that my visa did not allow work but since I was clearly being transparent about my actions and intentions that there was no reason for them to block me or require me to apply for a working visa, so after what was a friendly chat, I was on my way.

I've also had similar interactions in other European countries such as Germany(Munich) and the UK(London Gatwick) - both of which are particularly thorny about economic migrants posing as other types of visitors or asylum seekers, again no problems and the staff are courteous while conducting their duties professionally.

Meanwhile my last trip to the USA during Trump 1.0 involved the border agent not even speaking to me, but instead holding out his hand for paperwork - so I'd hand him a paper, and if it wasn't the one he wanted, he'd flick it back at me. It's obvious he's just trying to start shit so he can have an excuse to abuse the power granted to him. (LaGuardia Airport).
Netherlands is a rather rich country even by european standards.

Here where I live people sometimes struggle to park their car in a 2km radius from their home and there are like 4 public street charging outlets in a 4-5km radius. We might eventually get there but it will take a while.
We're working on making MagNav a one stop shop backup for GPS. I think to cover ALL cases however, you'll need other technologies. TERCOM, visual, and celestial all have their niche use cases.

But for most cases, MagNav should do the job. Happy to answer more
No one in this thread used the word "stealing" before you. I know you think you're being a big tough guy standing up to your corpo overlords or whatever but there are also the people and companies out there creating the media we like to consume and I'd like to see them getting paid at least somewhat commensurate with their value. If we simply accept piracy as legitimate then that value drops to near zero. I don't think this is fair.
It's working fine on Youtube in Optimal mode. If you have still issue, you will have to go through self-diagnosing steps[1] to rule out all the myriad other ways you suffer such issues -- most commonly another extension is interfering negatively.

[1] https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uAssets/issues/27415
A way I've been thinking about this today is:

We can't distinguish between a truly novel response from an LLM or a hallucination.

We can get some of the way there, such as if we know what the outcome to a problem should look like, and are seeking a better function to achieve that outcome. Certainly at small scales and in environments where there are minimal consequences for failure, this could work.

But this breaks down as things get more complicated. We won't be able to test the effectiveness of 100 million potential solutions to eradicating brain tumors at once. Even if we somehow arrive at guaranteeing that every unforeseen consequence is also accounted for in our exercise in specifying the goals and constraints of the problem. We just simply don't have the logistics to run 100 million clinical trials where we also know how to account for countless confounding effects (let alone consent!)
Indeed, it's the terrible outlook on the economy that is leading the stock market down. The US is barreling towards recession, the continued flip flop on tariffs has cause business investment and projects to be frozen while everyone waits for certainty since they can't risk getting nuked by tariffs, the rapid and deep decline in trust of US made goods will ruin our exports and military base.
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Couple days ago there was a report of another German tourist being arrested and held without legal counsel.
> In 2017, Apple put out a new iPhone, and in the same week, made my 1 year old iPhone unusable on purpose overnight to make me buy a new one.

Uhh, citation please? I had an iPhone 7 working flawlessly here until I decided to replace it last year.

The claim that a company “purposely” made your year old phone useless is beyond hyperbolic without at least a modicum of effort in supporting the claim.
That’s how I started as well. Much nicer to program than the spectrum, and taught me about parsing in the worst way when I discovered my text adventure couldn’t have a variable called torch because it was. Parsed as to rch.
How is supporting freedoms and free markets "subservience?"

Freedom is literally the opposite of subservience.

If a journalist, who is being paid to write, has to withhold from expressing oppressive ideas in order to protect the freedoms of their readers, who are paying them to write, then that's a fair tradeoff.

Any furthering of 'altruistic' causes which requires the oppression of other people's freedoms is not worth it IMO.
Don't you think coding is being reassessed in terms of cash value? Egyptian scribes.

Other ways of payment include donations. But in general coded products will (don't you think?) not be cash compensated in the same way as when coding was scarce ('Please take this $300k per year and I don't even care if you complete your tasks!') and there weren't enough products out there yet (the opposite situation as current), and the incumbents were protected by government partnerships.

There are other compensations, but this only applies to people who care about things other than exclusively making the most possible money. Luckily, the workforce now includes many coders so a percentage will be interested in creating products that actually benefit people and are secure.
Doesn't that assume that you're sitting on a pile of cash already and deciding how to invest it? That's not the situation for working class investors who didn't inherit a lump sum or win the lottery.

The optimal strategy for most retirement savers is "invest it as you get it" which is basically dollar cost averaging except in the rare cases when a pile of cash falls in your lap.
Math is the opposite of „not math“.
It's the 3rd party inks that I'm talking about. Who is verifying they are compatible? The Chinese company selling on Temu? Why would the 1st party verify a 3rd party? Licensing fees?

The point is that companies don't want/need to support 3rd party, and by allowing 3rd party opens their devices up for complaint when 3rd party doesn't work.
I doubt there needs to be some higher agenda. At the border you're at the whims of power tripping border guards and TSA. A whole lot can happen if you get the wrong person who's in a bad mood or simply confused. And once flagged you get pushed into a byzantine process and the next person you speak to won't care how you got into it or if the first guy was unfair, the process is the process.
You can't just source half a sentence. You sourced maybe 1/3 of one claim. The least important third, too.
Click on the extension icon and move the slider to the right.
Sounds like they were generated by SCIgen.
Could people just shut up about SpaceX? They are a hostile entity now might as well ask the Chinese to launch EU communication or spy satellites.
Getting back to the point of the thread, it's fine if you want to hold the personal belief that your sister is your brother. No-one is stopping you from that, nor should they. You could believe she's a cat and gave birth to a litter of kittens if you like. That is your freedom of belief.

However, the CDC should have its focus in reality, not fiction. If a woman says she's a man, she does not somehow transform into a man. This is a nonsensical belief.

It's a bit like Catholics believing that bread and wine actually become the body and blood of Christ. Fine for them to hold that fictional belief if they want to, but it would look ridiculous if the CDC published this within their hematology resources as if it's a fact.

To state that men can be pregnant is incorrect, and has no scientific consensus. The male reproductive system is incapable of pregnancy. You can try to "defeat" this but it's a losing battle, as it is plainly false.
HP brings a broad new meaning to Dodgy. Shotty and shabby. Its wholly unethical how hey manage their affairs, but now to hear they are disabling their own printers, oh my how unfortunate, and I shall decline the gift of any, and inform potential buyers of their ... unwholesomeness. I was going to limit myself to brothers, but I hear they are now on the 'short term profits over everything.' type of CRM. Customer Relation Managment: Screw you.
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Like Cyrix and AMD? I don't recall any other mainstream x86 alternatives.
I don't see how donations ensures that there is no enshittification.
> Depends on your definition of 'help,' no kid in school thinks "Gosh I hope I can become a factory laborer when I grow up."

The revealed preference suggests you're wrong. That's why the messaging of every politician that has resonated with the working class, from Bernie to Obama to Trump, it's focused on bringing back manufacturing jobs.

> The US doesn't need or want factory workers, it wants citizens who are self-actualized.

You can't be a citizen in a participatory democracy if you're not needed. The cognitive elites that call half the country "deplorables" might choose to give you a dole, but they'll hold it over your head and it'll come with strings attached.
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If that software has some thousand of users it has made a lot of money. Your report and the fix is in their best interest to stay competetive in the market.

18 dollars for a feature request pales in comparison. Even if it was a 1 line fix it wouldn't be economical work.
Fluent in Czech/Polish/English. Can speak bad Slovak, understand a bit of German/French/Italian/Spanish, who doesn't...
I found this fun to play, nice work! I like the save word - and subsequent "what does it mean" section. It'd be cool to roll that into Anki or similar.
We've been wondering why people keep buying HP printers for the past 10 years. The fact that they aren't bankrupt at this point is beyond me.
Hm, good point. I wasn’t considering the long tail of never-watched videos – if the median number of views is very low it could still matter.

> The tech they're using to steadily lock down Youtube isn't new, so what's changed?

Time has passed and DRM is more ubiquitous on the web these days, and I suspect that the number of people using ad blockers might also be rising, the more ads Youtube is getting.

I don’t doubt that AI might have some effect on it, but I’d be surprised if that was the primary motivation.
No, but five years is long enough to have purged the institutions that "sabotaged" Trump's first term by acknowledging reality. All hail our new reactionary Lysenkoism.
Is that true, though?

CBS urges FCC to reject complaint over '60 Minutes' Harris interview
https://www.forth.news/threads/CM14g5qJY2k92yLkDHSHT
I see you haven't met the moms of the interwebs just yet. People will see something at the Dollar [Store|General|Tree] and think/expect it will work. People will buy things on Amazon/eBay/Temu/etc and expect it to work.

I think your expectations of what people in the world will do is way too high
The first thing you need to understand is that no current llm based, transformer architected AI is going to get to agi. The design in essence is not capable of that kind of creativity. In fact no AI that has at its root a statistical analysis or probabilistic correlation will get us past the glorified Google parlor trick that is the modern llm in every form.

A great leap in IP but unfortunately is too important to blab about widely, is the solution to this problem and the architecture that will be contained in the ultimate AGI solution that emerges.
The LLM isn't performing the desired task.

It's 'not performing the task', in the same way that the humans ranking voice attractiveness are 'not performing the task'.

I wouldn't treat the output as complete garbage, just because it's somewhat biased by an irrelevant signal.
Maybe misanthropic?
Both would require university approval. OPT is literally structured as a course at the university.
This is not a journalist. This is someone that writes their opinion on a column.

I’m sick and tired of "journalists" (probably should call them "professional opinion givers") using the journals to spew their personal opinions instead of reporting the news.

I know I was born too late to experience the golden age of journalism where journals would actually stick to give you the news, but it’s just tiresome to see the journalist's personal opinions and ideologies now in full display on every article.

I don’t care about what they feel about the theme, I just want the facts. And judging by how journals are faring, I’m pretty sure I’m not the only one feeling this.
Loss-making businesses money can be expected to fail more often when a recession occurs, which looks increasingly likely. After all if they can't make any money today how will they make a profit if add spend is down by 30%?
Oh it's perfectly fine, but Firefox was kind of the only illusion that the web does not rely on a single implementation, so discovering that even that depends on V8 is kind of funny :)
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Carrying a heavy backpack can be practiced. It does not hurt your back.
It makes it safer to run aircraft closer together. Most airport capacity increases these days come from optimizing airspace, not from new runways or airports, which are time consuming, expensive, and controversial. We used to operate without them but we were also generally operating a lot fewer flights back then.

The more apt analogy is what would our roads look like if all traffic signals stopped working? People would still drive, but it would have to be at lower speeds, with more congestion, etc.