skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Skimming through the code (particularly from past issues and PRs) highlights a number of things that look sketchy to me at first glance (in a coding practices way, not in a malicious way) - my gut feeling is that someone smarter than me going through much of this with a fine-toothed-comb would likely find something exploitable.

Rewrite it in Rust. /s
The article leaps from correlation to causation while trying to make an argument.

Correlation is not causation. They might reinforce each other but the problem is likely more complex.
Excuse my ignorance, but is it time to update the open source licenses in the light of this behavior?
If so, what should the evolved license wording be?

I appreciate that this could be easily circumvented by a 'bad actor', but it would make this abuse overt...
> the dots aren’t connected between a lot of the aspects presented

that's on me (author); I tried to cut the content down to a manageable post size that covered some interesting stuff - but probably dropped the connective tissue in the process. We'll keep this in mind for next time.
Companies running those bots have more than enough resources
Wait, what happens when a Cloudflare Worker AI meets an AI Labyrinth?!
I suspect we won't know the true damage until all these people are gone, kind of like how Apollo 13 didn't know the true damage to the service module until they jettisoned it.
And when you think about c as the speed of causality, it becomes a lot more obvious why FTL travel/communicate is (almost certainty) impossible without breaking causality....

You are going faster than causality, of course it breaks.

The other option is to break relativity, which is what most science fiction media does, often accidentally.
And this is why the Internet has become a maze of captcha’s.
Surely it's just very individual? Watch party of that kind sounds like something I'd never wish to do, but I'd gladly hang out outside for a beer or two.
You might find this helpful for prioritizing which knobs to turn first
https://github.com/google-research/tuning_playbook
You are mistaken. Your reasoning is flawed because the heuristics you use are flawed, and the consequences of the heuristics are the reason you are frustrated.

There are critical tools that you clearly have not learned, and likely were never taught. Tools that have been around since the time of the Greeks.

This is evident in your use of poorly defined language running you indirectly in a circular path (trauma/torture loop).

There is irreducible complexity in software. Domain knowledge is needed to use complex software for purpose.

The script you say makes assumptive choices for you. What will you do now that RSA has practically become broken at small key sizes, and instead you need to use a different algorithm?

Do you know how to transition this without starting from scratch, or have you become corrupted by dependency, on someone who provided that for you that did have that knowledge? Are you helpless to do anything but wait.

If you want to correct the underlying reason for your troubles, I'd suggest going over the associated material covered in a Trivium based curricula.

It will require unlearning bad heuristics and re-learning good heuristics. It requires a lot of effort and constant attention until you've got your thought processes fixed and these provide the basics for rational thought.

You should have been taught these things in school.

Logic (Aristotle), Philosophy (metaphysical objectivity, identity and its requirements), Argumentation, Descartes Method, and Kant with regards to A priori knowledge, reasoning, and argumentation.

Small things with an outsized bigger impact.

If you can't understand what is written in the whitepapers, you have no hope of following the conformant requirements.

Software reduces to practice the requirements of business logic, which is described in those whitepapers.

Sometimes its irreducible, and you have to approximate, and they won't hand this ready-made to people that aren't willing to put the time cost and professional skill needed to do so correctly.

You have to offer tribute, in the form of expertise, and time to benefit from these systems. As you have to do for any other specialized career.
She's Sophia now, FYI
> If running a few at home, I suggest to run ... that can have around 12 fibers in them, plenty of future expansion.

What kind of home network needs 12 fibers on a single run!?
The problem is that the server also has to do the work. Fine for an infrequent auth challenge. Not so fine for every single data request.
As a frontend developer focusing on mobile React, the features I've wanted the most for several years is the ability to simulate the safe-area (yes, the notch) on modern iOS devices.

I tried using Polypane, but unfortunately, I couldn't find any relevant settings.

That’s not surprising, though Chrome DevTools doesn’t support it, and even the Safari simulator lacks this functionality.

It seems I still have to rely on guesswork and iterative adjustments to resolve all the issues related to safe-areas.
Phrack Issue 49, File 14: Smashing the Stack for Fun and Profit (1996)
Implementing a settable derived primitive like that is already possible in SolidJS userspace. You can roll your own or simply use https://primitives.solidjs.community/package/memo#createwrit....
Yes and the legislature after that.

These are all smart people, so it boggles the mind to wonder how they can install a totalitarian regime without knowing the next two steps in the playbook.
German electrical engineer with green card stripped and 'violently interrogated'
Claude's pelican is way better than Gemini's
Nōdo – Call Node.js from Ruby
atop can record to a file and then be replayed in the future. Sometimes a node is so FUBARed that it won’t even emit metrics so atop can sometimes save your ass when it records metrics to disk.
Nobody has unlimited resources. Everything is a cost-benefit analysis.

For highly valuable information, they might throw the GDP of a small country at scraping your site. But most information isn't worth that.

And there are a lot of bad actors who don't have the resources you're thinking of that are trying to compete with the big guys on a budget. This would cut them out of the equation.
I recently had a course from the author of atop. Seemed like a straight up FOSS friendly guy, I’ll forward him this page.
Wow holy smokes that is exciting
I thought you were allowed 4 90 degree bends, or 360 degrees between boxes.
For non-public zero-days on packages in linux/BSD distros - https://oss-security.openwall.org/wiki/mailing-lists/distros

For public issues - https://oss-security.openwall.org/wiki/mailing-lists/oss-sec...

For vague-posting about unconfirmed CVEs and zero days - twitter.com and/or mastodon and/or your friend on signal
FreeBSD is a direct descendant of BSD which is UNIX. The BSDs are about as close as you can get to UNIX today.
This is such a lost experience. I was a “free range kid” well before that term was coined. It was wonderful. I occasionally got in trouble, but mostly I explored the world and learned a lot.

A student recently asked me if I was ever bored. I said no. They had a hard time believing me. I pointed out that the world is endlessly interesting if you just look at it. This table— who made it? Why was it made this way? What is it made from? How was THAT made? And so on. Even dirt is fascinating. I remember biology teacher demonstrating with a microscope that a small sample of soil contains countless microbes…

I hope that people will eventually grow out of the fascination with online/social media, but I am not optimistic. But if they do, come join the rest of the folks who are having fun in the real world.
For openSUSE users: `sudo zypper al atop` will prevent atop from being installed for any reason, as long as it's uninstalled before you add the lock.
GitHub Actions Boilerplate generator that generates high-quality, narrow (path filters), secure actions (with minimal permissions for GITHUB_TOKEN).
It's not assuming the conclusion. It's stating a fact that the universe is really big, and there's no kind of indication that the earth is particularly special.

It also just seems reasonable that, given the size of the universe, the odds of life forming exactly once seems much less likely than the odds of life forming more than once.
I maintain a shuffled list of HN blogs here:

[1] https://blogs.hn

Please add your site or make corrections :)

[2] https://github.com/surprisetalk/blogs.hn
When did anyone argue that?
Check out Anubis - it's not quite what you're suggesting but similar in concept: https://anubis.techaro.lol/
I have read that one of them (thanks to sibling commenter, yes, Witkoff) was traveling in Russia while on this group chat, and that the chat disclosed the identity of an intelligence officer.
>prioritizing funding projects that will deliver on President Trump’s mandate to address our chronic disease epidemic and Make America Healthy Again

What does this even mean? I guess it does't include Long COVID and what it does to a body after the immediate virus is treated.

With our luck, I guess red states are going to hit a small measles epidemic, so best of luck to those people.
It’s even worse than that, beyond power delivery and data speed which are at least mentioned in the product listing most of the time (even if they’re lying), USB-C also covers things like usb audio, which is never ever mentioned in the product listing and usually doesn’t work on cables that cost as much as $100. The only cables I’ve found that actually work for everything are Apple cables.
Code allows up to 360 degrees, but it gets really hard to pull after 180.
Maybe there is a way for the server to ask the client to do the work?

Something similar to proof-of-work but on a much smaller scale than Bitcoin.
How much of a bump is signal seeing as a result of this?
How severe it would be would depend on how exploitable it was in likely configurations.
How do you use the model so quickly? Google AI Studio? Maybe I've missed how powerful that is.. I didn't see any easy way to pass it a whole code base!
HHS Grants Terminated [pdf]
This is incredibly impressive, but it's still theft of assets.
ToaruOS has an ARMv8 port: https://github.com/klange/toaruos and Serenity has an ARM and RISC-V ports: https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenity ; although I think you would call them Unix-like.

Haiku has tier-2 ports to ARM, RISC-V, and SPARC: https://www.haiku-os.org/guides/building/port_status

ReactOS has an ARM32 port but the ARM64 one is not usable yet.

Skift apparently runs on ARM and RISC-V: https://skiftos.org/
So mind control (sales) trumps all work and all products of work. Which makes sense.

All you need is mind control. I think the Beatles said that.
Napster Is Still Worth $200M in 2025, for Some Reason
I just gave quick feedback on the new release. How should I be writing it?

If anything, your feedback is of low value.
Right it would need an algorithm with widely different encryption speeds vs decryption speeds. Lattice-based cryptography maybe?
https://archive.is/9LqJN

John Ratcliffe mentions it here: https://youtu.be/mz1sLlpee80?t=87
Mentions they found Ice Fish which I had to look up

> They are the only known vertebrates to lack hemoglobin in their blood as adults. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Channichthyidae

> In February 2021, scientists discovered and documented a breeding colony of Neopagetopsis ionah icefish estimated to have 60 million active nests across an area of approximately 92 square miles at the bottom of the Weddell Sea in Antarctica. The majority of nests were occupied by one adult fish guarding an average of 1,735 eggs in each nest. https://www.sciencenews.org/article/ice-fish-nest-antarctica...
Avoiding FOIA requests is the reason every secretary of state since Collin Powell uses private email to conduct business.
That's ok. AI will kill those off soon enough, and like all winners, rewrite history enough so that that inconvenient theft never happened anyway. It's manifest destiny, or something.
For me personally - rate limit of 50/day means that I can't use it as daily driver so I'll have to go back to Sonnet which will gladly accept my money for more. Then I just forget it exists.
> Also I have 10G networking, so the ethernet switches are hot and expensive.

I never understand why anyone needs anything faster than 1G (other than to flex for Internet points). Seriously, how often do you need to move data faster than 100MB/s? Almost never. FYI: A 2.5G switch should be fine. There are many fan-less options here: https://www.servethehome.com/the-ultimate-cheap-2-5gbe-switc...
AlphaXiv Wants to Be the Public Square for Scientific Discourse
Shouldn't reasoning make the clock work though.

Why does it sound like this isn't reasoning on images directly but rather just dall e as some other comment said , I will type the name of the person here (coder543)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jamieson_Greer

US Trade Representative
I've always held a passing curiosity about civil engineering; have you ever seen someone make the reverse switch? Or, is the career of a SWE simply that much more enviable?
Right, among the reasons not to use Signal for this sort of thing is that it is explicitly difficult to verify within Signal that a contact is who you think it is. It can be a secure channel if used correctly. This shows these people are not using it correctly.
Sure, up to and including top secret?
I don’t think netatop is installed in Ubuntu packages either.
From my little understanding, we have a sort of agreement in place with an item called robot.txt that's more or less a hanshake with such scrapers. Of course, the issue is these scrapers are blatantly ignoring robots.txt

A license can help as well, but what's a license without enforcement? These companies are simply treating the courts as a cost to do business.
Interesting! Not how I'd approach it but certainly thinking along the same lines.
I'm way late to this party, but I'm happy to give advice as well. Chris {at sign} theamphour.com

I'm an EE with some loud opinions about the state of higher education for electronics, but I'm sure there's a path for you.
I’m having a hard time conceptualizing how the plastic is shed. Do the fragments not reintegrate back into the gum bolus at the next pass/chew of the gum?
Tons of problems are easier to verify than to solve.
> The First Convert

> We met Luke a month or two after we’d been “stooping” on a regular basis. He came by to introduce himself and asked to exchange numbers so we could let him know if we’d be out there in the future, he’d love to join. At the time we didn’t realize how important this moment was for us. We’d been meeting many neighbors in passing but Luke was the first person to offer to sit with us and he wanted to know how to coordinate. In retrospect we should have been trying to get peoples’ numbers all along but hey, we were new to this!

I feel like the last sentence is a mistake. I think it works way better that they let the first person come up to them first of their own accord. If they'd been pushing for numbers from the get-go, the stoop coffee definitely would have a different feel to it. I think it's important that the first people who want to be there are people who _really_ want to be there, and thus take the initiative to initiate contact. That way you (potentially) start your group with a set of strong connections.
> What they did is illegal. Any rank and file that did the same would be in prison for a decade, no questions asked.

IIUC, the "rank and file" go to prison for violating their NDA. At the highest level these people are appointed and don't have an NDA which is why senators / representatives can leak without punishment.
I've been seeing crawlers which report an Agent string like this:

Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.2; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/70.0.3405.80 Safari/537.36

Everything but the Chrome/ is the same. They come from different IP addresses and make two hit-and-run requests. The different IPs always use a different Chrome string. Always some two digit main version like 69, 70. Then a .0. and then some funny minor and build numbers: typically a four digit minor.

When I was hit with a lot of these a couple of weeks ago, I put in a custom rewrite rule to redirect them to the honeypot.

The attack quickly abated.
A lot of tech people here are obviously unfamiliar with the history of this. They used to use Gmail for nominally unclassified communication. Several years ago they unceremoniously dropped Gmail for all purposes, without much explanation. It was mostly replaced with Signal.

I originally started using Signal almost entirely as a side effect of this transition. It was blessed as a preferred choice of the US intelligence community for unclassified comms many years ago. And a lot of classified comms if we are honest. If you worked in the US government, you needed Signal.

This isn’t a value judgement, just an acknowledgement of reality. Given this, it would be weird if they didn’t have Signal installed.
You can have the best of both worlds - use atuin and fzf.

I use fish shell, so you'll have to forgive any fishisms.

First, when you start atuin, don't bind to ctrl-r, instead manually bind it to something else. I use ctrl-t. This brings up the "standard" atuin interface which you can use to get the more detailed history - in particular the command inspector can be super helpful as is the ability to limit scope of history searches.

Next, bind ctrl-r to something like this: `commandline -r (atuin history list --print0 -f "{time} | {command}" | fzf --read0 --delimiter="|" --accept-nth 2 | sed 's/^ *//')`

In fish-speak, that's saying replace the command line with a command that fzf selects from your atuin history (which has been pretty printed to show the time of the command, but that won't end up on the command line).

Probably 95% of the time I'm using my new ctrl-r which searches atuin history using fzf. The other 5% of the time I'm looking for a command that I know I've ran in a particular directory, or using the atuin history to remove problematic entries from my history.
RISC architecture did change everything
Worked for me with a clarification. Looks pretty great, actually. https://imgur.com/a/V8eQWi6
So it's not doing what they are saying/ advertising, I think you are onto something big then
Despite likely being trained on and stealing from copy protected ips? Not sure if they've changed their approach to training data
Related alphaXiv: Open research discussion on top of arXiv (549 points, 7 months ago, 178 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41478690
Why kind of data that isn’t public would be so valuable for AI training?

Seems like there’s a fuck ton. All of Wikipedia, GitHub for code, etc.

I can understand targeting certain sites like Reddit, etc. but not random websites
Insert the Sinclair quote here. Anything to drive up the stock, no matter how immoral or illegal.
No... OpenAI said it was "rolling out". Not that it was "already rolled out to all users and all servers". Some people have access already, some people don't. Even people who have access don't have it consistently, since it seems to depend on which server processes your request.
The existence of a phone on your desk does not mean you’re approved to discuss secrets on it.
Ubuntu 24.04 doesn't come with atop, but it's in the repos. The only package that depends on it is hollywood[0], which would be a damn shame to lose.

0. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVMn3xk5mcY

Yes, it comes with that music.
… but not approved for communicating certain information, such as advance battle plans, no matter to whom that information is communicated; nor communicating any information permitted on that channel to people who should not be included on that channel, such as journalists — and it seems that "accidentally" adding someone who should not be on the channel would be much easier to do in a group-messaging app, as opposed to, say, the Situation Room or some other in-person, secure location.
The desktop experience has been secondary for years now -- Microsoft is only now catching up to that trend.
Make America Healthy Again

It doesn't include things like making necessary medications affordable, or food programs, since those are items being cut.
Nice feather in the cap.

But do they send the really sensitive stuff over it?

Or, rather, do the competent people send really sensitive stuff over it?
Idk about running, but I love my Vibrams for walking even though they look ultra dorky and don't last very long. I do believe they improve foot health, primarily because more muscles are engaged in the foot as I walk.
question i have is when do we get an opensource version of this form of image generation will we see diffusion models moving to this space
Does this mean the CIA is not subject to the Federal Records Act, or does it mean they're simply flaunting the law?
As the children leave the nest, their success becomes the status. Remember to push them to be doctors, lawyers or AI developers with a youtube channel.
Related (one of the three) Germany tightens travel advice to US after three citizens detained (182 points, 5 days ago, 168 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43433071
Sail MCP Server: Spark Analytics for LLM Agents
So much for "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free." We have installed a despotic ruler and his cronies.
In theory no. In practice yes. That is not unique to any administration.
It's rather strawman to bring up communism in a conversation that talked nothing about it, except that Capitalism is clearly flawed.

Capitalism without law ends up with the same kind of authoritariasm as communism without law. Some Rich Guy ends up telling everyone what to do as a ruler with loose rules that no longer resemble the economic model. That's what people complain about when they bring up terms like "late stage capitalism".
Did they try to predict a person's thoughts ? That would be more compelling to me than 500ms delay between the model prediction and the spoken word.
> In the right hands, knowledge that something specific can be done is often enough to dramatically accelerate discovery. It allows for serious resource allocation in a specific trajectory, while the rate-limiting step in original discovery is working through innumerable dead ends ...

For this theory to hold, it would have to explain the inordinate duration of the Dark Ages.

My explanation of same is the prerequisite for successful discovery is collective understanding of foundational principles, not awareness of previous achievements. For example, just because someone has knowledge of the Catskill Aqueduct[0] existing doesn't mean recreating another like it would be any quicker if the underlying knowledge was lost.

0 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catskill_Aqueduct
It hasn't actually rolled out to everyone yet in chat. You'll have to try it on sora to be sure.
Despite the title of the article this is about building your personal brand, so people know you and the good work you do.

Most of us don't do that, those that do are sometimes eventually considered "influencers" and "thought leaders" (urgh), because they have focused on the visibility of what they do.
the free site even has it, just dont turn on image generation it works with it off, if you enable it it uses dall-e
At that point, the money you spend on a complicated drivetrain is better spent on a bigger battery. (I personally didn't like the Prius prime when I test drove it in 2013.)

Keep in mind that big batteries charge "faster." On a road trip, a 200 mile EV will need more time to charge 60 to 200 miles then charging a 300 mile EV 80 to 220 miles.

One of the major advantage of an EV is low maintenance. You'll have to bring the Prime in for oil changes. You don't need to do that with an EV.
> People of a high caliber will find it and proceed to further honor you for your work

That's a fantasy which is just not true.