skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
His particular personal obsessions? Errant random neuron firings? Who knows. But definitely not an accurately calculated balance of incentives, is all I'm saying.
How does greenpeace make all that money if they can pay. The judges must know they have it to announce this
I actually envision Liapunov stability, like wolf and rabbit populations. In this scenario, we're the rabbits. Human content will increase when AI populations decrease, this providing more food for AI, which will then increase. This drowns out human expression, and the humans will grow quieter. This provides less fodder for the AI, and they decrease. This means less noise and the humans grow louder. The cycle repeats and nauseam.
There's no mention of ECC memory.
Fingers crossed, we're seeing some brain drain because people are working for US companies (not necessarily moving there though) who offer Dutch contracts but with American salaries. Over €100K / year in some cases.
Think of different manufacturing techniques as software frameworks - different frameworks (manufacturing techniques) have a niche that they can do well, but they all have their impacts on development (manufacturing/assembly/shipping) and operational costs (long term reliability in the field). Sometimes developers swear by a framework and know it inside and out, but ask them to work in a different framework and they'll be slow to get up to speed and potentially make mistakes that experienced developers wouldn't.

The main breakdown in this analogy is that the differences between manufacturing techniques can be immense, so the range of "good" techniques for any specific application is much narrower. Using one manufacturing technique vs another might result in not being able to ship your product in separate parts, making your shipping costs 20% higher and reducing your profit margin into the "bankruptcy" range.
That has always been an arcane ritual. Of course there are silly rules.
So I'll just float an idea again that always gets rejected here. This is yet another problem that could be solved completely by... Eliminating anonymity by default on the internet.

To be clear, you could still have anonymous spaces like Reddit where arbitrary user IDs are used and real identities are discarded. People could opt-in to those spaces. But for most people most of the time, things get better when you can verify sources. Everything from DDOS to spam, to malware infections to personal attacks and threats will be reduced when anonymity is removed.

Yes there are downsides to this idea but I'd like people to have real conversations around those rather than throw the baby out with the bath water.
So the Canadien was deported for illegally being in the USA, got caught and deported, and then got caught again for illegally entering the USA again?

Why would you not expect to be detained? The slap on the wrist was the first deportation.
Denying entry is for honest mistakes. If someone is actively committing fraud you need to up the consequences in order to effectively deter others from trying their luck.
It's an obvious and egregious overreaction to the lack of enforcement we've seen here for decades now. The pendulum has certainly swung. Ostensibly too far. Not sure why it all has to be so dramatic.

Would imagine most sensible people support enforcing immigration policy and would agree that this hasn't been done for a long time now but obviously "shackles" is ridiculous.
Does anyone maintain a list of ai products developed without scraping?
Don't take personal safety advice from an ivory tower.
Design shouldn't be part of front end engineering - there is a reason there is a separate role for that, designer.
Tesla managed to fumble attaching flat metallic panels to a frame.

What a joke of a company. They survive on battery tech, and software, but the rest of their engineering is dismal.
Tourism will decline.

Will be interesting to see how Trump blames that on Biden or left wingers.
This is practically impossible, however. The entire population of the Netherlands is only about twice the size of the entire US tech sector. That would mean dedicating half the population of the Netherlands to tech work to compete with the US. The reason why China and India are competetive is because those countries have similarly sized tech sectors as the US. A single European country cannot compete with the behemoths of today’s industry. Perhaps if the EU, as a whole, sought such sovreignty it would be possible. But that infrastructure needs to be built up and that won’t happen overnight, at least not in just 4 years.
I remember back in the 00s Excel could support millions of rows on an office PC used in a bank department to check approvals for loans. I don't want to know what perversions they're doing now but at some point all that needs to get in normal DBs.
You are correct it's poor and sloppy, but it's not "just" that. It's a lack of concern over the effects of their poor/sloppy crawler implementation.

The poor implementation is not really relevant, it's companies deciding they own the internet and can take whatever they want, let everyone else deal with the consequences. The companies do not care what the impact of their ai non-sense is..
They do matter a lot. I disagree with their conclusion that they don’t matter.

There is plenty of available evidence that when zoning laws are less restrictive and buildings get faster approval the overall cost of housing comes down over time in significant ways.

The way income factors into this tends to be driven by the fact that the weather the neighborhood the more time that is spent at city hall by residents lobbying for regulations to preserve their market values in their neighborhoods in order to achieve artificial local scarcity which drives the home values up.

That’s what I strongly feel they didn’t quantify
Right...not that I'm advocating for it, but explosives placed on a pipeline are less obvious to find than a protest.

I agree keeping peaceful avenues for resistance open is a good idea.
AI expert here. It's probably for collecting training data and the crawlers are probably very unsupervised. I'd guess that they're literally the most simplistic crawler code you can imagine combined with parallelism across machines.

The good news is that it's easy to disrupt these crawlers with some easy hacks. Tactical reverse slowloris is probably gonna make a comeback.
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I think realistic understanding of the numbers is a potential path for OP to really measure this. 0 being unrealistic ... from there you try to quantify what the other numbers mean for an individual and so on. So I think 0 is less of a tangent and IMO more of a pathway to being a bit more realistic / empowered to make the call.
That already exists and it was the 14th amendment. The state is supposed to grant all persons equal protection, regardless of their citizenship.
Usenet, as far as I remember, used to be a fucking hell to maintain right. With each server having to basically mirror everything, it was a hog on bandwidth and storage, and most server software at its heyday was a hog on filesystems of its day (you had to make sure you have plenty of inodes to spare).

The other day, I logged into Usenet using eternalseptember, and found out that it consisted in 95% of zombies sending spam you could recognize from the millenium start. On one hand, it made me feel pretty nostalgic. Yay, 9/11 conspiracy theories! Yay, more all-caps deranged Illuminati conspiracies! Yay, Nigerian princes! Yay, dick pills! And an occasional on-topic message which strangely felt out of place.

On the other hand, I felt like I was in a half-dark mall bereft of most of its tenants, where the only place left is 85-year old watch repair shop and a photocopy service on the other end of the floor. On still another hand, turns out I haven't missed much by not being on Usenet, as all-caps deranged conspiracy shit is quite abound on Facebook.

I would welcome a modern replacement for Usenet, but I feel like it would need a thorough redesign based on modern connectivity patterns and computing realities.
Right now I’m using Wispr Flow for voice input but there are also MacWhisper and SuperWhisper as solid alternatives.
I see the difference in wording now, as its not very clear what they meant
Can confirm. My son wanted to visit Texas (and other places) for his 10th birthday present, we've told him we're not welcome there, and trying to explain the US political situation to a kind under 10 is not easy. But there is no way I would want to put our family in any kind of situation like this, basically at the whim of the border person we happen to get.
Looks cool. I started with python but then switched to go as I am more proficient in the later. I will go through your repo to learn how to construct MCP using python :)
I just checked, my last tax return form contains at least four inputs equivalent to a sum type.

Sum types are not purely programming constructs, they are such an everyday concept that you didn't even notice it. Not only do business people understand the concept, without such a basic understanding they wouldn't have been able to get a job in the first place.

You don't need to know category theory to understand sum types.
Data sovereignty is a piece of cake, you can survive here easily, unless with some inconvenience like lack of access to Netflix fake documentaries.

European Union decided to sing EU–Mercosur Association Agreement, which will make European agriculture unable to sustain in comming years. As a result in case of war, sea routes blockade or Mercosur teaming up with Russia (what is happening anyway) Europeans will die from starvation.
Seconding Jellyfin. I installed Tailscale on all my devices, including the media server, to achieve free remote playback without worrying about trying to secure the server against the whole Internet.
Why should you benefit over the people doing it the traditional way? What’s your argument for the government favoring the disruption of the art economy relied on by existing taxpayers? I have no reason to support your viewpoint solely for your benefit. The space for market competition is not infinite and crowded enough as is.

I made different life choices that leave me unable to create and rather than belittle the accumulated effort of those who did by feeding their work into a machine, writing a prompt and claiming the output for myself I choose to be satisfied with the fruits of my labor and place in the world. Basic golden rule stuff, do unto others as you would have them do unto you.

In short, my opinion is no, you shouldn’t. If you disagree that is unfortunate.
I recently switched from Excel. I'm not a FOSS ideologue, but I found that Calc does more of the things I need with less of the distraction, more customisability, and less irritation with bugs and breaking updates.

It's true I'm not a spreadsheet power user - but not many people are.
Almost identical news today with a German 25 yo guy.
He came back from a side-trip to Mexico and was cuffed at the border from Mexico to US.

"The German government has responded with a warning to travelers to the USA in response to several Germans being placed in detention pending immigration upon entry in recent weeks."

https://www-welt-de.translate.goog/politik/ausland/article25...
This is how American immigration has always worked. I know others that experienced it under prior administrations. You have to ask why does the press only care about it now?
I don't think it would actually restrict Apple. So far they are the owner of the playing field (iOS) and also invite other players (vendors) to play there, but whenever they also play they reserve the right to step in areas of the field noone else is allowed to.

They are now no longer allowed to play like that, so that maybe adds a new burden to them compared to before. But I wouldn't chime in on the framing how much they are suffering from that...
Hmm.. I tried using the "tools/viewer/viewer --slide GM_typeface_fontations_roboto" example in the skia repository earlier (swapping out the Roboto font for DejaVuSans, since the Roboto font doesn't seem to properly hint horizontally [0]), but the result [1] seems to only be hinted vertically, so similar to the FreeType "v40" interpreter, which supposedly ignores horizontal hints.

Admittedly I haven't looked into how the setup is configured, and haven't tried it in Chrome, so maybe it's still possible to enable full hinting as intended by the font somehow.

[0] https://gist.githubusercontent.com/Maxdamantus/3a58d8e764b29...

[1] https://gist.githubusercontent.com/Maxdamantus/3a58d8e764b29...
Just to add, statistically speaking kids are more likely to experience violence, including gun violence, in other settings than at school. That include general public places and even their home.
An interesting design choice of Austral is the use of second-class references [0] in place of first-class references like Rust does. This makes the implementation of a borrow checker simpler at the cost of reduced expressiveness. Hylo (previously Val) [1] tries also to find a way of avoiding first-class references using value semantic and subscripts.

[0] https://borretti.me/article/second-class-references; [1] https://www.hylo-lang.org/
The whole point is "escape Earth" -- i.e. Elon doesn't care about the long term effects on Earth, not that space tech is bad.
the systematic dehumanizing language the US has adopted recently is extremely worrisome

if you go through history nearly any case where a government did systematically adopt dehumanizing language ended up in a lot of violence and not seldom lynchings and/or genocide
Sadly, in testing the proof of work is needed. The scrapers run JS because if you don't run JS the modern web is broken. Anubis is tactically designed to make them use modern versions of Firefox/Chrome at least.

They really do use headless chrome for everything. My testing has shown a lot of them are on Digital Ocean. I have a list of IP addresses in case someone from there is reading this and can have a come to jesus conversation with those AI companies.
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Worth noting that those features were indeed added after the creation of e.g. React, but both have been widely available for ~10 years now.
Thank you - makes sense. Having a Java background and doing Python these days, it's fun to contemplate what'll be possible with this technology.
I don't think 0 is unrealistic because I don't think they meant 0 mathematically, they meant 0 as when humans use the word to describe risk, which is near zero mathematically. I think it's a mistake to try to quantify this, as you suggest. That's not how humans work. I can't tell you what percentage, to two significant places, of risk I am willing to engage in for any given well-defined reward.
I don't understand "Plex is no longer going to offer remote playback for personal media as a free service"

What cost does Plex incur when I watch something from my friends server? They're not footing the bill for bandwidth that I can tell, so why is there going to be a cost associated with this beyond "we can"?
> legitimate avenues of resistance...

>> Defamation, trespass, nuisance, civil conspiracy and other acts
>> Daily harassment and disruptions caused by the protesters

It truly doesn't sound like any of these acts are lawful. Just the same as the lunatic radicals from Just Stop Oil, they are bringing no one into their team, au contraire, they are driving people right into the other team by causing major disruption in the layman's daily life, and ZERO effect on their imaginary enemies.
Sorry, could you elaborate on "Meanwhile people in the West are being dropped into poverty."?

As for " lowering the risk of armed conflict - how's that working out for everyone?" - pretty well, thank you. Deaths in armed conflicts have massively decreased since the 1980s with most of them originating from local wars in Africa prior to 2022. (see https://ourworldindata.org/war-and-peace) - the Ukraine conflict is a return of exactly the kind of imperialist expansion that we've seen in the leadup to World War 1 which happens when isolated countries with territorial ambitions seek to expand.
Definitionally, government spending is centralized activity.

Definitionally, non-government spending is market activity (controlled by each market participant, so decentralized).

I would question why this data upsets you so much instead of trying to shoot the messenger.
Compared to nRF52840(same ram/flash/packaging), this is nearly a millimeter smaller x/y, 3dB better sensitivity, 2.5x faster ADC sample rate(but who knows what that means with a +8dBm radio firing near it), and hopefully not botched readout protection. No USB though, big deal for some.

I'm not familiar enough with the nRF54 series, but it's good to have a few competitors in this space.
That's why the Netherlands is in the EU, and the EU has a Sovereign Tech Fund for helping fund and organize the development of (mostly FOSS) non-US reliant technologies.
We're talking past each other a bit here. I was replying to a comment taking issue with lies being told to appeal to voters. I didn't raise severity or magnitude of lies because that was off topic.

Comparing magnitude of a lie is hard. You first need to define a baseline to compare against, then you need to define the metrics you argue are relevant to measure severity of the lies.

Talking about how obvious the lies are may be easier. Plenty of the things Trump says can be disproven very quickly, or are themselves logically inconsistent.
I had a similar issue with a Gitea instance that has some public repos. Gitea doesn't follow best practices for a web application and the action to create an archive of a repo is an HTTP GET request instead of an HTTP POST. AI crawlers were hitting that link over and over again causing the server to repeatedly run itself out of disk space.
afaik github is microsoft and openai is a partner of microsoft so probably not
Tesla falls after Commerce secretary recommends buying stock
Same setup here, pretty nifty. I’d like to setup a reverse proxy inside the Tailscale network but I haven’t figured that out yet.
Inspiration implies some intrinsic creativity that gets an impulse from someone else's work, but is not determined by it. We don't know how creativity and inspiration works in humans, but we know for sure that response of a generative model is 100% determined by its weights, which in turn are determined by the data it consumed during training, and the prompt.
I've got 20 plus TB that I'm backing up, so the costs work out in the other direction for me.
They also don't really go after the people who knowingly hire illegal immigrants.
True. It might also just be that the question hasn't attracted the attention of number theorists, and finding a proof wouldn't be unreasonably difficult to an expert in the field.
As long as they stuck Belgian techno anthem "Pump Up the Jam" in there somewhere, I'd say she's cool with it.

Pump up the jam, pump it up, while your feet are stomping...
This sounds backwards to me, if you maintain a list of IPs but they are constantly cycling them, it'll get out of date quickly, but a captcha-like system will (hopefully) always stop bot traffic
“… he complained that LLM companies were crawling data without respecting robosts.txt“

Maybe that is the problem? They misspelled robots.txt
Around 1980, in the age of 14, I took part in an US-/German student exchange programme of my school. As a German at that time, I received a supposedly lifelong US-Visum in my passport.

Some years later, as a grown-up, I started to visit the US a couple of times, for business (visiting trade shows, conferences and customers), and as a tourist.

Around the 10th trip, the immigration officer unexpectedly crossed out my visum in the passport upon entry. I was stunned. He explained to me, very friendly, "that the policies had changed, the visum type was not existant anymore and thus cancelled, in the future I would just have to fill a paper in the airplane, welcome to the United States".

Next trip I received the questionnaire in the airplane, with one of the questions being "has there ever been an US visum cancelled for you?". That seemed a difficult question to answer. Would I say "no", that seemed like lying, because a visum had - as a matter of fact - been cancelled for me. Would I say "yes", I probably could just keep sitting in the plane seat for an immediate return. I decided to clear this up with the friendly immigration officer.

Who turned out not to be friendly, at all. Before I could even open my mouth, he noticed the unanswered question on the form, yelled at me like crazy, made me get back to the end of the line (I had spent already almost an hour in the line), told me to better not come back with unanswered questions on the form (I chose "no" on the second attempt) and then kept me interrogating for 20 minutes, all the time giving me the feeling that I would go right home. I was finally allowed to enter and spent another hour with customs.

Didn't feel the urge to ever come back to the US. That was long before ESTA. And long before I started to collect exotic stamps in my passport, some of them showing arabic typefaces. And long before Europe became an enemy of the US.

I have been to African countries (which the current POTUS would describe as shithole countries), whose administrations were less erratic and unpredictable than the US currently are.
>Netherlands-based Greenpeace

How will they collect it ? Good luck with that, maybe greenpeace will just cease activities in the US. Or maybe support other groups.
This is why I won't visit the US anytime soon. Going through US immigration has always been stressful. In the past, a friend of mine was sent back after flying for 14 hours because immigration didn't believe that they were actually a tourist.

Recently, it seems to have gotten even worse.

It's not worth the stress for me personally, even if the real-world probability of getting detained or rejected is still relatively small.
These people are from an intelligence agency, not just army.
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I was inspired by https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hashcash, which was proof of work for email to disincentivize spam. To my horror, it worked sufficiently for my git server so I released it as open source. It's now its own project and protects big sites like GNOME's GitLab.
Chastising "billionaires that would rather escape Earth"; the goal isn't developing space tech, it's escaping the world instead of fixing it with their resources.
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Excel has native DB connectivity for quite some time. Maybe they were using that, actually?

Libreoffice Calc also supports the same thing over ODBC AFAIK.
Shortest day where I currently live has 5h49min of daylight. My childhood home had full month of no daylight. You definitely have shortage of daylight as you move towards poles.
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> remake the entire world into one where the owners of these companies own everything and are completely unconstrained

how has this been any different from the past 10,000 years of human conquest and domination?