skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You can try to reorder them. Whether or not it remembers the setting is another question.
thank you! it was fun to build (and I enjoy playing it too!)
[dupe] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43473489
It is when it's kept behind an API. You cannot use Controlnet/ComfyUI and especially not the best stuff like regional prompting with this model. You can't do it with Gemini, and that's by design because otherwise coomers are going to generate 999999 anime waifus like they do on Civit.ai.
I did the same thing, based on the notion that pizza was fine, I didn't think I needed to go more specific. It was odd to see chicken get replaced by my guess of meat, but I didn't think to try more specific meats after that guess.
This hypocrisy reminds me of one of my former lead developers. He required everyone on the team to go through multi-person code reviews and pass an extensive CI suite before merging changes into our mainline.

But him? Half that time he'd approve his own changes without review, the other half he would force-push and bypass the CI system entirely.

He knew the system well and seemed to do enough local testing to avoid major breakage but still. Why have a bunch of rules and policies that you do not follow yourself?
> Anti-Natalism is self-extinguishing.

Always had been.
Some good stuff here, but this one was especially interesting to me:

> 6. Chinese researchers made mice with two genetic fathers. They took sperm from male mice and reprogrammed them into stem cells, effectively ‘rewinding’ their development. Those stem cells retained only one set of chromosomes, like normal sperm, but were then fused with a second sperm’s DNA — resulting in both XX and XY sex chromosomes. The resulting DNA was injected into an egg without a nucleus, producing embryos with two paternal genomes. Out of 164 attempts, seven mouse pups were born; they survived to adulthood but had serious health problems and were infertile.
Birthday Vault – A journaling app you write in once a year on your birthday
thank you! ah some questions are harder than others - this one was tricky!
Agreed. Bertrand Russel wrote of the Sophist Georgias, “We do not know what his arguments were, but I can well imagine that they had a logical force which compelled his opponents to take refuge in edification.”

Positions that make me feel indignant, or viscerally repulsed, are often ones that I simultaneously don’t like and also have no argument against. (Moral Relativism, for example.)
So what's the lore with why this took over a _year_ to launch from the first announcement. It's fairly clear that their hand was forced by Google quietly releasing this exact feature a few weeks back though.
> Native for Windows, Macs, Linux, iPhones and Android devices?

> Now imagine trying to update all of those native apps across a large enterprise or multiple large enterprises.

With the tools we have now, it would absolutely not work. In my post I was imagining a parallel alternate universe where native development tools got all the brainpower and innovation over the last 30 years, instead of the web tools getting it.
I guess I'm done using the Internet then.
There's a mod for stable diffusion webui forge/automatic1111/ComfyUI which enables this for all diffusion models (except these closed source ones).
Yes and that's why it is especially bad since there is only one very big pixelfed instance ^^
Just because you lack the capacity to understand something does not mean you are morally superior for it. It means you need to re-evaluate yourself and find why you cannot understand the fallibility of service providers.
4o generates top down (picture goes from mostly blurry to clear starting from the top). If it's not generating like that for you then you don't have it yet.
I guess you should re-read your given phrase, even by the light of parent posting. We have:

"populist political philosophy, movement, or regime" > appeal to populist rethoric, check

"exalts nation above individual" > mass deportations and gov firing, "means justify the ends", check

"centralized autocratic headed by dictatorial leader" > executive orders, disregard for federal laws, DOGE, check

"economic and social regimentation" > "nationalists" vs left, woke or whatever it is this week, check

"forcible suppression of opposition" > no-process deportations, name-calling opposition, incentives to war against neighboors, check

It's all fascism MO; you probably learned fascism in school by only learning the last days and steps before WWII, not how it started.
Why are "AI" bots generating so much fuss. Is it because there are so many of them? Is it because AI companies are each writing their own (bad) crawlers instead of using existing ones?
FYI, I can't install this on a Pixel 9 Pro Fold.
Congrats Kilian!

Polypane made a massive difference in getting our startup's website shipped a few months ago. I highly recommend it for entrepreneur-devs.
He's definitely gone a bit wackier sounding since buying twitter. His idea of free speech is anything goes with the idea it leads to truth, but it allows people to post any old made up nonsense which seems to lead to weirdness.
It's still possible to make CBDC privacy-respecting. Just choose a model similar to Monero or Zcash. It's just powers that be do not want that, not the average Joe.
Primarily crawling + API's as a backup if crawling fails. It took about 3 weeks to complete. It uses OpenAI's RAG service for file uploads.
So should we be using Eusians for citizens of the Estados Unidos Mexicanos?
But p2 and p3 don't yet know what they are themselves just because they see a 1:

If p2 sees 1 and 33, s/he would wonder if s/he is 32 or 34.

P3 would consider 31 or 33.
slightly related to the "ai browser extension" bit: wishing for such an ext. that is fine tuned on JS & CSS and can make arbitrarily DOM transforms from prompt or list of preferences..
another class of jobs going to waste
I’m using the new Outlook. It’s generally fine, although my biggest issue with it are infinite loading screens. This is a desktop e-mail client, it should not require an Internet connection to show e-mails, especially recently received e-mails.
In the Midwest they're called pop lakes.
I think the biggest problem I still see is the models awareness of the images it generated itself.

The glaring issue for the older image generators is how it would proudly proclaim to have presented an image with a description that has almost no relation to the image it actually provided.

I'm not sure if this update improves on this aspect. It may create the illusion of awareness of the picture by having better prompt adherence.
You're not arguing in good faith, the opposite, and as such aren't worthy of treating with anything but contempt.
Hhhmmm, interesting, thanks for reply!

That would be fairly interesting to look at the actual code you've used, and have a look at the codegen. By a chance, is it viable for you to open-source it? I'd guess it should bear lots of interest for Hana author/s.

What compiler/version did you use? For example, MSVC isn't (at least wasn't) good at always evaluating `constexpr` in compile-time...

> hana::while creates lambda functions, so perhaps a simple function optimization becomes a cross-unit affair if it calls hana::while. (speculating)

Hmm, I'd say it (LTO) shouldn't influence, as these lambdas are already fully visible to a compiler.
Turn off chronic pain
You didn't actually give an argument. Blustery personal attack is not an argument; indeed, it's a sign you realize you don't have an argument.
"Which means we're one of these [2A, A, A]; [3A, 2A, A]; [4A, 3A, A]; [3A, A, 2A]; [4A, A, 3A]; [5A, 2A, 3A]; [8A, 3A, 5A]"

Why? Couldn't it be an infinite number of 3 size arrays comprised of A where two elements sum to the third? [24A, 13A, 11A]? How did we deduce this set of arrays?

EDIT: Solved from another reddit comment. Tuples without a common factor like the one above are considered as a=1.

"They're not eliminated; they correspond to a = 1."
Assuming the conclusion like that is not a valid argument.
I didn't even get onto the power requirements for end user equipment - according to Jeff Geerling, it looks like about 80-90 watts.

My FTTP ONT is using less than 2.

That's 788kWh per year ((90 * 24 * 365) / 1000) and at 25p per kWh that's an extra £197.10 of energy usage per year. Compared to £4.38 for my FTTP ONT.

It's cool tech, no doubt, but it's not a replacement for a fibre connection by any stretch of the imagination, and so the positing that it'll be the, or one of the, bigget ISP's in the world seems off base, most likely by an order of magnitude or more.
It fundamentally misunderstands the good and what ethics is about.

Ethics is practical philosophy, concerned with the good life. It's basic question is "how shall I live?" It is concerned with one's voluntary acts, which presupposes one's existence. It is ridiculous to speak of one's existence as being bad when existence is the basis for the good, or harmful to others when you've already undermined the value of the existence of the individual. The measure of the moral life is rooted in how well voluntary acts accord with human nature. Immorality manifests in the discrepancy between nature and voluntary act. If human beings were cannibals by nature, there would be nothing wrong with cannibalism, for example, because being a cannibal would advance the actualization of a human individual and thus contribute to his good. But we aren't, and because of our social nature, cannibalism is to our own grave detriment in various ways. You cannot make such moral judgements, or make sense of notions like "selfishness", outside the context and parameters of the social nature of human beings. What is good for human beings is determined by our nature. And because of our social nature, it is good that others exist.

Claims like "coming into existence causes harm" would be horrifying if they weren't so fucking stupid. People like that aren't serious thinkers. They're people who need psychiatric help, and maybe should knock off what looks like some kind of weird, life-hating self-pity. Maybe they should read some Nietzsche.
It's not actually out for everyone yet. You can tell by the generation style.
4o generates top down (picture goes from mostly blurry to clear starting from the top).
Because it’s directly related - the US’ political strategy is why PayPal exists. Politics is inseparable from economics.

We prioritize the private sector politically and there’s a lot of benefits, and a lot of detriments, to this.

One of the downsides is we have hundreds of more or less identical companies doing the same thing that don’t need to exist. This breeds inefficiency into systems we use, thereby opening the door for even more useless companies that just reduce friction. Friction that we decided we needed to have.

The most obvious example is healthcare in the US, but every industry experiences these detriments.
If you plan to use Gemini, be warned, here are the usual Big Tech dragons:

Please don’t enter ...confidential info or any data... you wouldn’t want a reviewer to see or Google to use ...

The full extract of the terms of usage:

How human reviewers improve Google AI

To help with quality and improve our products (such as the generative machine-learning models that power Gemini Apps), human reviewers (including third parties) read, annotate, and process your Gemini Apps conversations. We take steps to protect your privacy as part of this process. This includes disconnecting your conversations with Gemini Apps from your Google Account before reviewers see or annotate them. Please don’t enter confidential information in your conversations or any data you wouldn’t want a reviewer to see or Google to use to improve our products, services, and machine-learning technologies.
The behavior will continue until an effective negative stimulus is introduced.
Predictions for the exact date of peak oil were wrong,
but it will still happen.
In fact,
Alaska's oil production peaked in 1988,
conventional oil production peaked around 2005,
and new oil discoveries peaked in the 1960s.
Exxon-Mobil acknowledges publicly that all the "easy" fossil fuels have been found.
Modern fossil fuel production is complex, difficult, expensive, and hugely damaging to ecosystems.
Many of the claimed reserves may not be reachable even with current sophisticated extraction methods.

The growth will end,
the world will start sliding down the other side of the curve.
It's only a question of when.
I think we should definitely expand life into the cosmos. Eventually we will likely find other life and hopefully it doesn't lead to conflict.

I have recently been listening to the "We Are Legion (We Are Bob)" sci-fi series. It is about a Von Neumann probe [1] that aids humanity in expanding past Earth. I find a lot of it is thought provoking.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-replicating_spacecraft
The confusion persists in job requirements, especially when those requirements are translated from technical stakeholders through HR.
This statement doesn't seem to follow from anything. Why is Earth "not likely to be so unique"?
I just can't help myself - I always search for my own blog in lists like this. As expected, I am nowhere in the top 5000.
It seems one of the people (and thus the phone) was actually in Moscow during the chat!
People need to look at the totality of his actions and policy. It is about character rather than litigating a particular argument.
I found the popups annoying. I understand that you want to capture an audience, and apparently these pop ups work, but I find them off putting. A box somewhere on screen that people can use would be less invasive. Enjoyed the game though.
Simple ethical filter - were you or any of your descendants ever a full time resident of Jersey City. If yes, then please don't step onto the spaceship.
Agree & disagree. Agree - some neurodiversity products / self help products are very predatory and aim to make people think it’s the solution for their struggles when they aren’t.

A label by itself isn’t useful until, you understand the condition, how it impacts you, and what things you can do to make your life better, know you know.

Re symptoms like “daydreaming whilst reading a book” tbh think this misses the point. The frequency a barrier happens and the amount of disruption it causes to someone’s everyday is highly significant.

Neurotypical people also daydream whilst reading a book. The difference is if you can’t focus on a book so much you barely get through the first page, on every page you attempt etc.

I’m adhd, autistic and dyslexic. The value of these diagnosis is to be empowered to understand myself, rock where I rock, accept the things I probably will waste time trying to fix, and use various things to address the challenges I have, that are possible to address and worth effort.
Watch the Senate Intelligence Committee hearing from earlier today. You can hear one of the participants in that chat acknowledge that he's in it and it's real in response to the questions of committee members.

This is not in question, at all.
It's faster but it's definitely not better than what's being showcased here. The quality of Flash 2 Image gens are generally pretty meh.
Ah, utilitarianism. Perpetually deranged, perpetually evil.
Definitely not knocking stoop coffee. Super cool that they built that from scratch.
And even worse:

Conversations that have been reviewed or annotated by human reviewers (and related data like your language, device type, location info, or feedback) are not deleted when you delete your Gemini Apps activity because they are kept separately and are not connected to your Google Account. Instead, they are retained for up to three years.

Emphasis on "retained for up to three years" even if you delete it!!
It can do in-context learning from images you upload. So you can just upload a depth map or mark up an image with the locations of edits you want and it should be able to handle that. I guess my point is that since its the same model that understands how to see images and how to generate them you aren't restricted from interacting with it via text only.
BTW, good comments, and sorry for the meta aside, but please be careful when quoting. I said:

> When they started mentioning WhatsApp, I did have the briefest thought that this could be marketing to try to replace NextDoor.

But the quote of a fragment of that, without ellipses, and somehow capitalized, looks like a verbatim quote of an entire sentence, which changes the meaning substantially:

> This could be marketing to try to replace NextDoor.

The difference in meaning is irrelevant to your comments, but, in general, others who come along will see and respond to quotes, so quotes take on a life of their own, while remaining attributed to a person (who didn't necessarily say that).
Fallacious. Size does not determine significance.
Official post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43470759
> Or if you get rid of toxins in your area

Moving can often accomplish that depending on the selected location.
AI bots operators are financially incentivized to not be good citizens, they want as much data as possible as fast as possible and don't care who they piss off in the process. Plus for now at least they have effectively unlimited money to throw at bandwidth, storage, IP addresses, crawling with full-blown headless browsers, etc.
Well, however improbable it is to be the first, someone always has to be.
We don’t know, but we can guess that it is lower than that, and have no reason to think it is that rare.

The elements of life have been found to arise spontaneously, see Bartel and Szostak for example.
Also, why not compare to GPT-o3 in the benchmarks?
$5.61B was raised by private defense tech companies in 2024
This is explained in the article. Tl;dr for whichever reason these AI bots behave nothing like the web crawlers of old. To quote TFA:

> The current generation of bots is mindless. They use as many connections as you have room for. If you add capacity, they just ramp up their requests. They use randomly generated user-agent strings. They come from large blocks of IP addresses. They get trapped in endless hallways. I observed one bot asking for 200,000 nofollow redirect links pointing at Onedrive, Google Drive and Dropbox. (which of course didn't work, but Onedrive decided to stop serving our Canadian human users). They use up server resources - one speaker at Code4lib described a bug where software they were running was using 32 bit integers for session identifiers, and it ran out!
> "exalts nation above individual" > mass deportations and gov firing, "means justify the ends", check

I mean, "America First" is even openly their slogan.
Ask HN: What is the most beautiful code you've ever seen?
This sounds less like a Signal problem than an information organization problem. Signal can only show what's in its datastore (your contact list).

I just checked on Android - if you try to add someone to a group chat, it shows their name and profile pic.

One potential Signal-side wrinkle is that it allows you to add people to a group chat who are in another chat you're in, but who aren't in your contacts list. There are strangers I was apparently at a dinner party with years ago who are eligible to be added to a group chat. If Jeffrey Goldberg has his Signal profile name set to JG and he wasn't in Mike Waltz's phone with a more specific name, that could lead to this mistake.
Brains are already hackable in multiple senses. Namely through exogenous chemicals, electrical stimulation, hypnosis, and combinations of these. They aren’t necessarily reverse engineerable, which is what computational models like LLM-tied ones would enable, but they are hackable. We have the Cold War to thank for that.
Agree. Lots of US cities have neighborhoods like this outside of the downtown business districts. Even in NYC, famous for concrete-jungle apartment dwelling, you find this in Staten Island and in parts of Queens.
I grew up in a small village in the arse end of nowhere, in the 80s/90s. Even there and then it was a rarity for people to engage with their neighbours, beyond saying hello. Being the precocious child that I was, I invited myself to their homes for snacks. But I was alone in that. In some (many?) places, people just want to be left alone.

You don't choose your neighbours, much like you don't choose your family. Sometimes you luck out, and sometimes you're fucked.
Will AI replace dungeon masters?
There is some references to known threads. But nonspecific list on their website that I can find.
Cool game. Concept is not new, but good execution.

Here is some feedback:

1. Remove the annoying popup
2. Use native elements for input, I don't know what is it in your code, but this is not native, because when I type, Vimium plugin intercepts my input rather than the input box.
That just elicits a cheeky refusal I'm afraid:

"""

That's a fun idea—but generating an image with 999,999 anime waifus in it isn't technically possible due to visual and processing limits. But we can get creative.

Want me to generate:

1. A massive crowd of anime waifus (like a big collage or crowd scene)?

2. A stylized representation of “999999 anime waifus” (maybe with a few in focus and the rest as silhouettes or a sea of colors)?

3. A single waifu with a visual reference to the number 999999 (like a title, emblem, or digital counter in the background)?

Let me know your vibe—epic, funny, serious, chaotic?

"""
For me it's Lua. Everything from implementation to design. The perfect example of maximal orthogonality.
The riddle has a different variants with hats https://erdos.sdslabs.co/problems/5
Or not even the device: The other reason we have SCIFs is they provide a secure location. These personal devices could have been in use anywhere, including places where they were subject to observation. Including but not limited to Moscow. :)
The problem is that it would also let others edit your brain. Even indirectly.
The no of stars in the universe is a personal attack? Or are you upset I consider Earth insignificant?
This is OpenAI's bread and butter - announce something as though it's being launched and then proceed to slowly roll it out after a couple of days.

Truly infuriating, especially when it's something like this that makes it tough to tell if the feature is even enabled.
They are taking and have taken the stand today. I was just watching a few clips of it on youtube.

Signed an independent whose just stating that fact.
The garbled text on these things always just makes them basically useless, especially it often text without being told to like previous models.
swiftymon created an account just to post a lie. That comment absolutely should be downvoted, with or without rebuttals. This isn't about disagreement.

You disagree over opinions. Should Signal be an appropriate system for discussing classified data? I'd say no, you might say yes, we disagree and debate.

Legally, is Signal an appropriate system for discussing classified data? No. Unless you believe in alternative facts, there is no point to disagree on, it's just a fact that it is not legally an appropriate system for what they did.

And then swiftymon lied and used "evidence" to bolster their lie that didn't even agree with their lie.
The Blood on the Keyboard
The Impact of Generative AI on Critical Thinking: Reductions in Cognitive Effort
Someone only looks behind the door if they have stood there themselves.
Well, for one thing, classic Outlook's HTML rendering engine (to the extent it's even an "HTML" rendering engine instead of a Word document rendering engine) has some fairly radical divergences from standard HTML/CSS behavior. For those of us who have to generate HTML e-mail for whatever reason, it's distinctly unpleasant.

That might not be enough reason in and of itself to throw out the whole application, but I sure won't miss that one part of Outlook.