skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think it started as the latter, but the ideology kind’ve got away from itself and slowly manifested into reality as voters demanded more and more extreme positions from politicians to consider them “authentic.”
The average Brit seems to want a general election more than the Tories do.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prose_Edda#Prologue

> The Prologue is the first section of four books of the Prose Edda, consisting of a euhemerized Christian account of the origins of Norse mythology: the Nordic gods are described as human Trojan warriors who left Troy after the fall of that city (an origin similar to the one chosen by Geoffrey of Monmouth in the 12th century to account for the ancestry of the British nation, and which parallels Virgil's Aeneid).
I mean this in the best way, but your comment doesn't make any sense. I'm asking sfpotter what he means by releasing something OS without using licensing. I didn't ask for an overview of free software.
Little bit off topic perhaps but why encode the types a second time in the comment when you already have the annotations?
I think the idea that the king would buy time for the monarchy by doing that is highly speculative. I very much doubt anyone knows what would happen given that the atmosphere is so febrile and it hasn't happened in centuries.
This is my takeaway from using Copilot as well. Given my domain and language of choice, Copilot's suggestions range from non-idiomatic to completely broken when it comes to any kind of feature work.

I don't think of it as a tool that solves problems for me, I see it as a glorified autocomplete that understands code and is skilled at applying patterns from previous lines (e.g. in config files) and other files in your project in a way that usually makes sense.

This is a contrived example, but just to illustrate the kind of pattern matching I'm talking about, say I'm writing the following code:

VAR_PROJECT_A_VAR_A=$(curl http://localhost/PROJECT-A/VAR-A)

VAR_PROJECT_A_VAR_B=$(curl http://localhost/PROJECT-A/VAR-B)

VAR_PROJECT_X_VAR_Q5_X=

It will auto-complete it with the following, as expected:

$(curl http://localhost/PROJECT-X/VAR-Q5-X)

It feels like Copilot understands the context in variety of programming languages and configuration formats. If you're writing a Docker Compose file and define a Redis service that contains the flag `--port 8888`, it will automatically offer to autocomplete your exposed ports with 8888:8888. Without the --port flag it will suggest 6379, which is the default port for Redis.

These examples are trivial, but I find that these savings really add up and cut down on the amount of boilerplate and otherwise uninteresting busywork you have to do.

Of course the copyright-violating aspects of Copilot are inexcusable, but I still find Copilot to be useful in other ways.
Will they? No. But when the current government would surely lose an election is exactly when an election ought to be held, assuming the government is meant to reflect the will of the people.
We are on Java 19 now. Several that spits out the same sentiment as you seem to be stuck with Java 8 and EE legacy projects from 2012.
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Oh, boy, on the "never log expected failures as errors" front, I once worked with a database system that used opportunistic transactions. Basically, each modification to a row carried effectively the original value of that trow with the update and if it failed, the API call triggered an error saying that the transaction failed. So if you did a "SET column=(column+1) WHERE rowid=unique", the client could basically do an automatic retry.

But, it also logged each and every occurrence of this at "Error" severity, instead of at "Info" severity (it is, after all, expected to happen once in a while).

And of course, once our code switched over to using this, the first few times every team member had to deal with a production issue, the immediate reaction was "oh, no, the data store is unhealthy! look at this mass of error logs, I can see one every few minutes!". Thankfully, after the first team member (me, as it happens) spent half an hour reading the relevant parts of the design and implementation docs, we could frequently short-cut a lengthy investigation by "oh, you think $DB is bad because you are seeing transaction failures? no, that's expected, see $URL".
can you imagine the absolute shitstorm/nightmare if MS automated the equivalent of DMCA takedowns across public github repos?

The internet would explode i think.. lol.
Well, one might reasonably assume that the government has the means and motive to put forward their side of the case. Selling policy is kind of the main job of a politician, after all, and the government has a considerably large megaphone to do it with.
How could there not be any truth to it?

It's like when people talk about "lunacy" i.e. the moon influencing human behavior. The moon causes the tides and we're 60% water; how could it not have some effect?
I read it as "licensing in a proprietary way", or "licensing with strict copyright terms".

Which is also present in some research software. You buy the source, but can't share/distribute. Only compile, customize and use.
I listened to an interesting podcast about how the first every Duty Free shop was started in Shannon airport.

https://www.npr.org/2018/05/18/612441091/a-look-at-where-tho...
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Damn i thought it was my account
Stop using NodeJS.

Solved.
Yep, absolutely. A lot of game code has really big files. Although not exactly the gold standard for code style, the Source Engine does have a significant level of even though almost every file is 1k+ SLOC.

Here's the base Source Engine movement code for example: https://github.com/VSES/SourceEngine2007/blob/master/src_mai...
Popular post based on BBC coverage

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33273675 (208+ points, 139+ comments)
She can put that on her resume 'Made history as British PM'. no further elboration haha
My thought exactly.

Obviously there ARE dynamics there, but they're not nearly that solid.
For me it's 3.14 first, then it's 3.1415, because 15 is 14+1, then I just memorize 92 and 6. Better than 355/113, which I don't think are that easy to memorize.
On madness: a personal account of rapid cycling bipolar disorder
I mean the unknown point in the past could be yesterday, but it could also be 25 years ago.
There are still a lot of fossil-powered automobiles being driven around by people. Doesn't mean they are the future.
Although legally fine, there certainly is some lack of legitimacy when PMs are elected by party members after the predecessor is axed, because the voters never had a chance to assess the person they end up with (in this role).

The larger issue is that the new Tories' procedure for producing candidates leads to a winner that has a large majority of parliament against her.

There is now a problematic mixture of parliamentary and Tory voter legitimization. That would be resolved by a true general election.
Addon collections? Does it also allow any single addon like firefox for android used to until a few years ago?

Does it require an account now to add any addon? Why would they require such a thing?
As much as this excites me, I can’t see how the user would ever get comfortable uploading their financial information (despite the statement likely not having enough that could be used to impersonate them, but perhaps I’m not being creative enough). I think there would be more uptake if it was an offline app.

Also, the list of banks supported should be somewhere so users don’t have to sign up only to find out it doesn’t work for their bank (or maybe I missed it).
That's a pretty patronising comment. Also, I think in practical terms that a lot of people do vote for the Prime Minister rather than their consituency MPs now, whatever the niceties of the UK poltical system are supposed to be.
I thought that people on HN didn't resort to ad hominem when they're being so visibly sanctimonious.

I know that, in theory at least, people vote for the party, not the leader. The Blair-Brown transition wasn't unprecedented, but equally morally and ethically questionable. The difference here is that the Tories, who currently have a significant majority, are in complete disarray and are clinging to power that, if the latest polls are to be believed, would see them all but wiped out.
why are you using trans pejoratively
The Pihole comment is on point, I've had to whitelist certain podcast providers as well. Additionally, enabling notifications seems to help keep Pocket Casts "awake" and reliably downloading on a schedule, as noted in the app settings.
I'm a part of spice-culture because I like spicy food.

Are you a part of wuss-culture because you don't like spicy food?

I'm also a part of male-culture ... wait, no that' one isn't allowed.
The same could be said for your contributions, and in my enlightened post-truth regime people like you would be the foundation of my new space program.

You would be enlisted (by force) to be the first astronauts to visit the sun.
"8 degrees Celsius—3 degrees lower than Ice Age values."

"changes in ocean temperature to the Arctic sea-ice are likely to last thousands of years—so long that researchers talk of a “nuclear Little Ice Age.”"

Pretty sure that's a very BIG climate change. End of global warming though.
> Artificial Intelligence is now capable of beating the best humans at chess 100% of the time no questions asked [ ... ] or a program capable of making the best possible business decision given historic and currently available data?

I believe the OP has an interesting definition of business decision.

Also that a management AI would be good ... at giving us faster horses.
Thats fair opinion and I kinda agree, but I dont see how to balance it

Do not annoy copilot users with credit spam and actually give credits
"licensing" as verb is often used to mean "sell or buy (depending on context) commercial licenses". Even though releasing for free as open source also involves a software license.
C# is 22 years old.
Being considered legitimate according to a flawed system doesn't mean the system isn't flawed.
Your comment was obviously sarcastic. It's wrong to say "Good, I'm glad your bad joke got you canceled". Speech being at the behest of bad AI is no excuse especially in something considered a platform. Twitter is a joke, their auto-moderation showcases how bad their current engineering is.
Here's Peter Zeihan saying the same thing about Russia's use of Iranian drones.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ToagLbv0140

He says they're mopeds with wings, and a third rate US factory could churn them out, but Russia can't build them.
> stimulants are incredibly safe at pharmaceutical doses

Wow no wonder america has such a drug problem…
I certainly hope to never operate independent of my brain and its script! That would be quite worrying.

Would the Roomba be conscious if it had a dust sensor? Then it would know that the result cleans the floor.
Yep totally on board with this, if I take hallucinogens I completely lose interest in drinking for a few weeks afterwards.
Have always wondered if microdosing would help this
I wrote a blogpost about just the subject, because everyone kept asking me "How did you recover from burnout?". Feel free to check it out: https://tomdeneire.medium.com/10-tips-for-tackling-mental-he...
What’s incredible to me is how honestly they talk about the facts on the ground. Truss admitted that the tax cuts were a bad idea in an inflationary environment and taxes would go up. American politicians would have lied and said “taxes will go up to curb inflation but they’ll go down also and you won’t pay more in taxes.”
It's been clear for a long time that she's totally incompetent, the part that mystifies me is why Tory MPs gave members the choice of her or Sunak. That outcome was also obvious, for obvious reasons. Some of the other candidates were at least unknown quantities and at least one even gave the impression of being not entirely mad.
He didn't do badly in the last election. He doesn't have the full support of the party, but neither had Truss, and who really does in the first place, especially when things are not going so well?
Licensing in this context means "closed/strict licensing which doesn't provide freedoms". The code is actually licensed:

https://github.com/DrTimothyAldenDavis/SuiteSparse/blob/mast...
What if I told you I own a bookstore?
I think with the older politicians, who have been in office for a while, it might be more kayfabe. But so many of those politicians have retired, and have been replaced with newer members who don't have personal relationships with other members, it's probably real hatred.
Architecturally and conceptually more advanced. There's a lot of literature about that environment so you can read what I was referring to.
A number of months now.
Inanimate objects can certainly alter their surroundings, or life could never have arisen.
I find this interesting. I've never seen politicians relinquishing power just like they do it in the UK.
How is gene linked to intelligence related to "eradication of diseases, creating lower susceptibility to some forms of cancer or heart disease"?

The genes that impact those things aren't being restricted?
>Sounds like the mission was accomplished?

Did it? Is the general public concentrating on the topics they intended on bringing to the forefront or that vandalized art?

Is the general public's sentiment that their act makes sense, or that it was petulant, privileged behavior?

In my opinion, they did harm to their cause.
Back in my day, we coded in assembly and looked up opcodes in paper books. And we liked it! At least we weren't still on punch cards.

Eg, I use the python docopt library because it makes life easier and more straight-forwards once you understand it. Which, to be fair, not everyone wants to put in the time to learn. But I like it more than having to code up an argument parser from scratch using string matching, and then having to do that every single time... I don't need it, but I also don't anything more than nasm, anything more than that is luxury! Kids these days...
Around here you don't keep ANYTHING in your car unless you want your car broken into. Not even small change.
There's a scene in "The Naked Gun 2 1/2: The Smell of Fear" set in a jazz club and the camera pans across photos of various disasters ... The Hindenburg ... The Titanic ... and finally Michael Dukakis (1988 Democratic candidate for U.S. President, epic fail).

I feel Truss could have a spot on that wall, too.

https://youtu.be/9fpO7vN2-vY
> "stability and level-headedness that has been lacking with the last two PMs."

We're not going to get that with the current incumbent party.
That's not what Google v Oracle was about. That case was about whether the API of a piece of code (in this case, the API of most of the Java standard library) is copyrightable as a whole, without the implementation; and subsequently, even if they are copyrightable, whether a new implementation of that API would be fair use.

In the end the conclusion from the SC was that Google's use was fair use regardless of the question of copyrightability, which they didn't decide on (the previous court, at Oracle's appeal, had found that APIs are in fact copyrightable and that Google's use did not fall under fair use of that copyrighted API as they weren't 100% compatible with other JVMs).
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or docopt. or Click. Just as long as I don't have to code up handling short vs long options by hand more than once ever.
So the same as the nightly edition then?
I wonder if district gerrymandering plays a role in the US. When your districts become packed to the extent that it's safely owned by one party, the only risk to an elected official's seat is a primary from a more extreme candidate. So instead of finding compromise to maximize your general appeal, you would be motivated to embrace extreme ideas and promote those on TV/social media. More elected officials doing this gives license to everyone to embrace the extremes, even if they're not very popular.
She has resigned as leader of her party, not yet as prime minister. She will do so once her successor has been chosen, supposedly in a week.
so geosynchronous switching adds 150ms, but starlink is only adding 100ms?
I think after seeing that all this got worse after Win Red/Act Blue donations displaced corporate support, trying to blame “corporate agendas” for polarization is willful blindness.
I always thought that the nuclear strike was designed to be step 1 in a Doomsday scenario--followed almost immediately by the application of weaponized smallpox and other biological agents. You can't really wipe out humanity with nuclear weapons (you can make a really good start of course), but if you smashed an areas ability to mobilize an effective response applying a biological agent immediately afterwards would allow a very deadly pathogen to spread unchecked.
Seems like that 20B model is available on HuggingFace [0]

[0] https://huggingface.co/docs/transformers/model_doc/ul2
Do you expect a different outcome?
The Logic of Logical Necessity [pdf]
Blender Guru's Donut tutorial is regarded as the "Hello World" of Blender. Long tutorials will start getting boring after a certain period of time. So I would suggest following a couple of random Ducky 3D's abstract designs after this one. After that follow the OG IanHubert's lazy 1 minute tutorial.It contain only the core concepts remaining you have to explore and find out. Checkout Polyfjord also.
You can have a PM without a product team, they are not the same thing.
I think the reason is that mostly people don't define schemas for their json to begin with.

Back when xml was still commonly used, xml schemas were optional as well. The notion of insisting on adding longish urls to every attribute and namespacing elements and attributes, kind of defeated the purpose of using xml. It made everything harder; including parsing, xsl transformations, xpath expressions, etc.
It's not clear that I need mine either. But whenever I try to get off my medication (Effexor), I just can't: with a month, I am having debilitating anxiety and suicidal thoughts. I have to live with horrible side effects for the rest of my life.
I think the developers at T-Mobile are equally pissed off about this. But with Firefox market share sitting at 3.5% in the US, it no longer makes business sense to spend the extra money required to make their site work in what is now a niche browser.

It's Google's world, we're just living in it.
"No spinning blades" claim aside, this seems like quite a novel innovation!
Damage radius of a nuke is inverse cube of yield so even the biggest bomb is going to be 10x Hiroshima. And really it's less than that because urban density drops as you move out from the center.

Edit: stupid math error 10x radius is 100x area
The other way round. If he gets out of his limited role and engages into politics, it will be the end of monarchy.
Is it only me who thinks it's crazy that in modern world some guy with birth right have the authority over entire western country?

So much for democracy.
At OSlash, we raised a $7.5M seed round where over 50 angels from across the world participated, including Akshay Kothari (Notion), Girish Mathrubootham (Freshworks), Olivier Pomel (Datadog), Nicolas Dessaigne (Algolia), Christian Oestlien (YouTube), and Cristina Cordova (First Round), among others.

We’ve broken down our exact approach to raising a seed round from angels in the playbook on the link. The idea is to help early-stage founders looking to raise a seed round, especially in the next few months.
Link: "Blender 3.0 Beginner Donut Tutorial" (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjEaoINr3zgFX8ZsChQVQ...) — youtube playlist to learn the basics of Blender while making your very own donut
The trouble is counterfactuality, ie. what exactly we're talking about if we say "I went shopping, but I could have not done so."

(Personally as a compatibilist, I assert it's a map-territory error; the counterfactual worlds represent evaluated decisions, not real universes.)
The anecdote presented by OP is basically a sequence of questions followed by responses. It's only after running the sequence and still having to resolution you'd need any form of AI or a human.

Making a case for middle managers isn't done by providing a sequence which can be fully run by a chatbot in practice.
New iPads are backward compatible with the Apple Polishing Cloth
What does the UK and USA have in common? ah right, Australia's greatest export Rupert Murdoch.

Right wing media will destroy the western world.
> Interruptions don't scale, just as single backbone networks don't scale (CSMA-CD anyone?) and modern networking has shifted to star topologies.

The difference is that packet has max length and therefore can be mixed with other senders, not be infinite monologue that chokes whole traffic in the network

As for interrupts, you just need to queue them instead of them causing collision. Notice the need for question and let the other side finish the sentence, as what they say next might be answer to question
Yeah, parties do make that sort of thing a lot easier.

In Netherland we have elections for "waterschappen" ("water council"), apparently our oldest governmental body and responsible managing surface water, dikes, etc. So obviously very important in a country like this, but I have no idea what the actual issues involved are, and yet I have to vote for these people.
Hey, but for real, what is with the obsession that some employers have with linkedin?

I have been passed over for interviews in a non tech-sector space, because I don't update my linkedin. How is that relevant to anything? What kind of weird policy is that?
It's the id software model, isn't it? Open source the code, allow mods, encourage an ecosystem that anyone can learn from. And if they want the original assets instead of subbing in their own, they can buy a copy of the game and use those with their modified code.

They can still distribute their mod and other players of the original game will already have the shared assets.

Any new assets can have their own licensing terms.

I've run into similar situations with open sourcing non game code too. I can open source the code I wrote, but not branded images and trademarked assets that designers made. So we just subbed the assets with placeholders. Everything still worked, it just looked different.

With games, though, that becomes harder when something like a level is both an asset and non trivial to replace, and its design is often more unique than the engine itself. Think something like Portal, which is a joy not necessarily because of the Source engine, but because of the great level design and balance.

Just interesting to think about. I'd love to see more open games.
Setting money aside for a moment, one can do much more good in a government position that as a private entity (unless you have Bill Gates level wealth, but that is a different conversation). My dad worked for a nationalized bank - we were poor, but my dad helped tons of people thanks to his job with the government. His pay was shit, he had nothing to show for his 33 years of work money wise, but he was so happy helping marginalized and poor villagers.

I on the other hand - my starting salary matched his last salary. I have nothing to show achievements wise - all I have done is attend meaningless meetings and write CRUD code for soulless companies.

While the government job situation today is much worse that it was during my dad's time, I still think one can do a lot of good as civil servant than as a highly paid developer for a wall street firm.

I agree with you on the topics of politics though.
Increasing the likelihood in the future is better than a 100% probability now.
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