skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
//FIXME as a negative prompt might be the code equivalent of “poorly drawn face”.
The cynic in me thinks they did learn from history, and spotted a way to adapt the old scams to a new playing field. Much easier than coming up with brand new scams.
What do you see as the benefit of reducing red meat to once a month?

There was a widely-publicized article recently questioning some "well-established" science that had, previously for decades, linked red meat to higher rates of heart disease, etc.
With IPv4 scarcity, many carriers had to employ NAT (network address translation) so that many users are mapped behind a single IP at the same time. This of course makes impossible to put a personal server on a local home network because although connecting to external addresses is still doable, any incoming packet wouldn't know which one of the users it should reach without explicit rules that the users have no access to.
Mirror: https://archive.ph/7q7H4
> Creating a full-fledged API [...]. You need to think about [...] the REST principles

I can assure you you don't need to do that. And most people don't.

It's perfectly possible to create a useful API without adhering to the REST principles.

[Edit, having read the rest of the article]: Case in point, this very PostgREST tool promoted in the article appears very useful, while not thinking about the REST principles.
This reads like a system design interview, and a good one. The author clearly understands the pattern and the technologies they’re working with.

I would perhaps attempt to gather more non functional requirements. How many items on the queue? How quickly are they added? How many threads are consuming from the queue? What’s the size of the message?

Also, how much would all this cost to run, in terms of memory? Is there a way of persisting the in-memory structure in case the server goes down?
They should have named it dumas instead of davinci.
> "We can't put them in jail [so you have to suffer the break-ins and violence]"

Break-ins and violence aren't petty theft. Break-ins are a form a violence, as well. Prison is a reasonable thing to use to isolate violent people. It would be ideal if rehabilitation was what was happening during that isolation, of course.

> it imprisons you in a rehab program and doesn't give criminal records from the drug-use portion of your charges

This doesn't happen in the US. In the US, if you're imprisoned, your life will be worse afterwards, not better. You will be poorer, you won't be able to get most jobs, and you won't be able to rent most apartments. You'll also be released on parole, and will have a constantly disrupted schedule that further limits you.

I'd love to also see prison reform in the US, but it's a separate topic. Even with prison reform, it's better if people don't go to prison to begin with. In the best case, if you go to prison, you're going to lose your job, and you're very likely going to lose your home.

> Please consider the actual victims here.

For petty theft, the victim is the business, which in the vast majority of cases is a large corporation, who has leakage built into their numbers.

Stop conflating petty theft with violent crime.

> Once citizens are safe on the streets

They are. Cities in the US are the safest they've ever been. These reports about massive crime waves are simply lies supported by idiotic statistics. Yes, crime is some categories is up 100-200%, but that's because the actual crime numbers are so low now that minor changes in the numbers looks like huge percentage shifts.

If the stock market dropped 90%, then went up 200%, would you be celebrating the 200%?

> Recognize more crime and punish more criminals to make things better for everyone

The point isn't to punish more crime, it's to punish the right crimes to move the needle. Poor people having their wages stolen makes them poorer. Poverty is strongly associated with crime (especially violent crime).

Same reason to encourage unions, increase minimum wage, have better social programs, provide free childcare, provide free education, provide public health insurance. When people have their needs covered, they're less likely to commit crimes for money.
In principal, how do I pick whether to DCA over 10 years, 1 year, 1 month, 1 day, or 1 hour?
Or just do what everyone else does and watch TV instead.

I'm only kind of joking.
Yeah labeling China as developing is silly when other developing nations have 3 orders of magnitude lower GDP. And all but 1 ‘developed
‘ nation have lower GDP .
Knowing nothing else about the story, it's amusing to pretend that he was simply desperate to taste any kind of meat after months/years of being forced to give it up due to his position.
Glencore pleads guilty to bribery related to African oil operations
This exchange just blew my mind a little and triggered an extended conversation in my household.

Reading the poem, I was also thrown off because I’m on team shot/hot and thought/bought.

Shot/thought rhymes for my partner though.

Both of us are from the US but opposite coasts.
Indeed. I’m (sorta) old and cranky and even I love JSON as a data interchange format. Because I had to use XML for years, including SOAP.
Interest rates are for banks borrowing from the Fed, affecting interest rates on loans issued by banks, and the rate of bank lending. But I don’t think VCs fund themselves by taking bank loans.

These crypto companies are primarily capitalized by VC and selling crypto.
Non-paywall link:- https://archive.ph/Zjz5C
I think it's more that Tim Cook, and Apple, are innocent until proven guilty.

They are not 'hiding' anything, which implies they have more to hide.

Apple are a secretive company that does not tend to discuss their internal politics and supplier arrangements.

The internet could argue about this all day long, but my point stands that we just don't know!

But I get your point as well. Maybe I'm feeling generous towards Apple!

I'm not normally a fan of Mr Tim Cook! :-)
Wikipedia lied (by omission), sorry.

A Unicode "code point" doesn't correspond to a symbol or character.
That tunnel is way to narrow, what happens in the event of an emergency or breakdown?
I wonder how wasms proposed vector pipeline operations will relate
The Bizarre Truth About “Natural Flavors”
https://branchbasics.com/blogs/food/the-bizarre-truth-about-...
Perhaps different cultivars/varieties have varying levels of the active compound?
anti-wokes are the only thing more tiresome than the wokes.
Looks like this could be a cheap alternative for hobby game devs like me. Did they say how much it will cost?
With a lively spirit that you carry,
Life is simply a playground.
With actions and thoughts as your tools,
you play, explore, and craft.
No moment gets wasted,
No actions goes in vain,
everything that you do, feel or think,
becomes an experience,
that is to be cheered and appreciated.

You can never control the outcome of your actions. Most of the times, "Failure" and "Success" happen by chance. All you can possibly do is to find joy in your journey.
I always saw men in my father's generation (he was born in the 1940s) have many close friends that would get together regularly. These close and decades old friendships are especially critical now that he's retired. Without them, he'd be completely isolated.

A significant percentage of men not having any close friends feels like a recent development in the last 1-2 generations.
The Bizarre Truth About “Natural Flavors”
Thanks for posting this. I randomly ran into this a year ago and it was an unforgettable reading. Internet is a small place !
If you're talking about HATEOAS (which many zealots equate one to one with REST) you may be pleased to know there is no reference to it whatsoever in this article.
Thats interesting. Which other models are open sourced that are in comparison to OpenAI? I would like to set it locally and give it a try.
Wasm vector pipeline instructions will provide an abstract target mapping to whatever hardware is available though?
It's always strange to think that we went through formats like XML (and even earlier, XDR) before inventing something as seemingly simple and obvious as JSON.
New money is created through bank loans, or monetizing government spending, or emergency asset purchases by the Fed – none of which are the typical source of VC funds.
Represent that network of wires as a directed graph.

Find the biggest tree spanned within the graph. This will be the wire that, should you ever have to replace it, will have you cancel all your other plans for some foreseeable time…
Yes, tiny fractions of basis points worth of their net worth.
Totally agree; my wife and I have 100% stopped burger places now, since most of them have replaced veggie patties with impossible/beyond meat.
It didn't work for Epic Games, why would it work for Twitter, which no one pays for? Twitter users don't care.
I actually dont like meat because of the texture. If you give me meat which tastes like beans, I will eat it
After Delhi High Court ruling, Telegram discloses personal details of users
Yes, true, and I sympathize with that complaint.
Rich people aren't necessarily happier, they just have different problems. I would try to be optimistic and think about all the problems you do not have.

Related: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Pearl_(novella)

Related to regret: https://existentialcomics.com/comic/204
In this scheme, VCs are cleverly exploiting the fact that US securities law is designed to protect investors foremost.

They are investors in these web3 shitcoins, so it’s complicated to prosecute them for anything when the law sees them as the victims.

In reality these VCs are co-conspirators in creating these unregulated securities, and hopefully the SEC will eventually make an example out of someone like a16z. Their Coinbase pipeline has been an absolute sham because they’ve had board-level influence on Coinbase which they’ve used to make the crypto exchange list all the shitcoins that a16z just happened to buy six months earlier. This shouldn’t be legal.
Excuse me for my ignorance, but what are affiliate links? I never got to experience the early web.
Gatekeeping is the ultimate purpose of walled gardens. The legacy media was disrupted by creative destruction. Today's Internet user can't differentiate between the larger Internet, social media platforms and apps. The new ecosystem offers greater fine tuned control than the legacy media.

"Solve et coagula"
One of those alternate app repositories for F-Droid is the IzzyOnDroid repo: https://apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid/
Highly recommended.

I'll also recommend people use an app like FoxyDroid instead of the default (barebones, visually unappealing, and feature-stunted) F-Droid app. I install the F-Droid app only for downloading and installing FoxyDroid itself.
Should we take out all crypto from Coinbase then?
> You are not the target group for these products!

It's not a choice for me. When I go to _restaurants_, they are replacing their only vegetarian options with these impossible/beyond meats, and they're charging $2 more while they're at it.

These goals and target markets sound great on paper, but feels like the exact opposite in practice. The goal for reducing waste is great, but why are vegetarians paying that cost when they go out.
Centrally planned apponomy, what could possibly go wrong.
I don't get what the issue is here.

Option A- you task some employees with buying office furniture and equipment and then waste everyone's time by having some extra meetings and emails and bureaucracy where someone asks "is that a good price for 50 desks? Did you get multiple quotes?" and the employee says "yes" and then they approve the expense.

Option B- the same employees make the same decisions, but without the extra meetings and emails and paperwork.

Being more efficient, giving employees more autonomy and focusing on what actually matters is why startups displace incumbents. These are good things.
It's basically evil for app stores to police what information apps can access. If they wanna do this is a safemode for kids or whoever wants to opt in that's okay, but it's wrong to force it on everyone.
So useless.
Programming is a low-status endeavour.
Alternatively, you can program Tip (https://github.com/tanin47/tip, disclaimer: I'm the creator) to popup relevant menu items based on the text you currently select.

I've been using this at work hundreds of times every day for years now. I'd love anyone to try it out.
I've been on them for 8 years, and I have never had one.
That's not true. The community was using negative prompts before NovelAI came out with their model. And personally, I've seen negative prompts make a big difference, especially when finetuning the outputs.
Heaps are very underappreciated for this and similar use cases.
I believe the parent commenter is referring to Julia Child :) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julia_Child
I remember having to deploy some software I had written (on Linux) on SCO OpenServer for a client, along with apache and a few standard things around this time. I was shocked when I got on the open server box how primitive it was compared to Linux, FreeBSD and Irix, which were the other Unix flavours I had used at that time. Just seemed so weird that a “commercial unix” was able to charge customers while being so bad compared to the free variants that ran on the same hardware.
ClamAV 1.0.0 LTS Released
Astronomers observe intra-group light
One of the few things I like about the Chinese government is that they execute serious white collar criminals.
jsoncrack cannot even open the simpliest of my json files (600K: too large), whilst this handled it easily.
Fake meat is a replacement for meat, not for existing vegetarian food.

It is a common misconception that vegetarians want food that looks and taste like meat, but is vegetarian or vegan.
Most vegetarians already know what to eat.
Fake meat is for the carnivores who don't want to go cold turkey and have no idea what to eat otherwise.
There is so much overlap between “brain fog” and “clinical depression”. I am not saying one is real and the other isn’t. What I am saying is you can call it “rainbow puppy sadness time” and I won’t care as long as there is progress.
I'll never paste a json from my work machine on a website... It is a security risk.
hm, which AES? AES-128 is getting a bit tight already for multi-target attacks.

As to quantum, it looks like practical serial or parallel application of Grover's algorithm might still be decades away.
But that is with current knowledge, and who knows what other breakthroughs will be made.
In Jupyter you choose Run Cell or Debug Cell. Debug Cell just uses sys.settrace like pdb does. Run Cell is straight python. Also, the example they gave pretty much calls into C straight away.
I mean, people didn’t want hoard it. It’s as equally intuitive that there’s little overlap between people who eat meat alternatives and those who stockpiled staples and caused the shortages their stockpiling was supposed to protect them from.

Some of the worst displays of poor manners in the “civilised” world was of people fighting over piles of toilet paper.
How to choose the right API Gateway
Since the rise of Beyond and the whole hype of this lab-grown alternative products, something has really changed (at least here in Germany): There are a lot of good tasting meat-like products on the market and they improved very well over the last couple of years.
They improved in texture (IMHO a completely underrated factor) and flavor. I mostly buy steaks and sausages for BBQ. Nowadays there are some differences in taste and texture but when I was beginning eating only vegetarian (20+ years) there was nearly nothing on the market and that, what was on the market, was disgusting.

But I have to admit ... the best products are products which don't want to be meat replacements. That are well flavored (with herbs and smoke) tofu products from one german company/brand. They are too expensive for day to day use like the most other meat replacements but if I want to spend my money on that than I buy the really good stuff.

Vegan/Vegetarian has, depending on the intention behind this decision, often a health related reason. Meat alternatives are often highly processed food which is not healthy at all. Proteins from peas, soy, mushrooms or whatever remind me more at dog food with hydrolyzed protein content for allergic dogs ;-)

The replacements may or may not taste good ... at the end they are not as healthy as self cooked food.
Eric here (one of the creators of JSON Hero) and this is a really good point. We built JSON Hero earlier this year and partly wanted to use it to try out Cloudflare Workers and Remix, hence the decision to store in KV and use that kind of architecture. We're keen to update JSON Hero with better local-only support for this reason, and to make it easier to self-host or run locally.
It's free! Nice.
Impossible patties have heme iron added.

https://www.thrillist.com/eat/nation/impossible-burger-vs-be...
I agree that it's a clunky simplification, but the point is clear.

Just read "non-vendor supplied client" for every spot "browser" appears.

If it doesn't support custom clients-- as real, first-class citizens, rather than a Twitter-style "we'll hobble the API access of any successful client" mentality, you're not going to get external search, interoperability, or much user control.
Water usage is heavily region dependent - grass fed beef from a region which does not depend on well irrigation essentially has net zero water usage. The cows eat grass and drink water, which they then piss out watering the grass. This is for sure a problem in an arid region dependent on aquifers to raise livestock, but for instance the midwest has plentiful rain (sometimes far too much in fact) and "water usage" isn't a meaningful limitation. Often times the water usage numbers quoted include all the rain that fell to grow the silage that the cows eat, which still ends up in the same aquifers and rivers eventually whether it passes through a cow or not. There are concerns if there is a poorly managed high point source concentration of manure which causes nutrient runoff into waterways, but that's a far different conversation.

Methane is a better example, but ironically factory farming has the answer there. Collecting manure in a waste pool and turning it into biogas turns it from a negative to a net positive.
Yes! but the "problem" here is that some services will send you sorround sound by default trying to get a 5.1 signal to speakers that dont exists.

Its quite a weird feeling if you figure out you did not connect the center speaker after a month, only to realize that "how you could have lived with yourself remains a mistery" :D
No, he's surprised that people don't look at Musk's actions with those companies based on his unrealistic pipedream.

There is nothing illogical about assuming someone may be somewhat crazy and then looking at their actions stemming from their crazy motivation.
Probably //HACK and //WTF too ;)
Back in the 80s / 90s, I worked for a company that made custom compute boards for military applications. The boards had to withstand the vibration levels, temperature extremes and other stresses encountered in a main battle tank. They were all wire wrapped. Frequencies were low, though-about 25MHz max.
Yea I really wanted to write "JSON is worse is better" because JSON is great and simple. We really just mean "reading complicated JSON files sucks"
Legit I had no clue. I guess maybe because I used the to share button it created a short link instead of the full URL.
I fucking love Crystal and Ruby. Never has a language literally made me happy like those two. "Amazement wow is this how easy I can achieve this. This is incredible!!!".

Conversely Perl and C++ made me miserable, as I tried and tried and gave up learning them. I prefer Excel formulae to working with them.
Of course, a shitty coop is worse than a well managed corp. All I'm saying is that money isn't top priority for a lot of people.
We do have a VS Code extension: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=JSONHero...
This might be a pivotal moment on subscription based hardware. Apple is selling their hardware as a software platform _to_ companies that already sell their hardware. Will this force other companies selling dive computers to adapt and also use publish an app for Apple's platform?

As a diver it's clear to me that the target audience are future divers. We might delude ourselves on the pros and cons of our current dive computer, models and so on. But I am sure someone entering the sport will consider this along the other options.

My personal opinion, a big majority of recreational (shallow) diving does not even require a dive computer and it all comes into LARPing territory. It's good to know your depth and the time you spent underwater, that's all. I have seen people wearing a +1k USD dive computer diving at most <20m. Of course it's none of my business how they decide to part with their money.

This much money will give you a very nice dive computer, albeit terribly complex and completely overkill for most of the rec. diving. If someone is willing to spend that much on a dive computer for rec diving, I guess an apple watch is money better spent? Let's just acknowledge that a Shearwater Perdix is a tough sell to someone that wants to spend this much but dives very very occasionally and shallow.

I am just sad about the subscription model and the implications this might have if/when it proves successful.
It doesn't. This is like the minimum viable temporal construct we should come up with in under 30 minutes of coding, in a single let-like statement.

For more general packaging on my division something like a macro with establishes a temporal contour. The effects are settled when this contour terminates. Within that contour we have special constructs which indicates that certain variables have temporal semantics. We clearly need some way to and close multiple temporal blocks so that they behave as a unit.

In a temporal language this contour which binds together the blocks will disappear because part of the semantics of any block, such as a function body. We can make some dedicated helper constructs like defun-temporal, whose body is a temporal contour.

Assignments to subfields are an interesting problem. I made the simplifying assumption that a temporal place binds together two symbolic places: the old and new. I could quite easily redefine this place so that its arguments, or rather it's left argument, is an arbitrary place. Reading the number location will access that place. Writing the place will go to the temporary variable, which eventually is committed to the underlying location. When the place is just a variable this will generate the same code as it does now.
I do. That’s a 5 tined fork, not a hand. No joints.
Hmm, for sure, personally I find it a very small price to pay for everything YAML offers, but I understand this is a matter of taste and judgement where reasonable people disagree, and that there are problem spaces/organizations where adopting dependencies is difficult/has a lot of red tape.

Is it merely about the ecosystem? I'm curious if something about the language isn't meeting people's needs.
What is “burger sauce”?
We definitely need to get better with our error messages! Thanks for the report, we'll look into it! What phone OS are you on?
It's very sad how they had to nerf the model (AIDungeon and stuff). I don't think anything on a personal / consumer GPU could rival a really big model.
The major reason Linux won is because it is actually Gnu/Linux. SCO can not use GNU software so it is basically done.
Feuille is already kind of a `micro-container' on its own - it can be a static binary, doesn't need any third party libraries, chroots itself into the output folder and drops root privileges afterwards.

Though, it shouldn't be too complicated to make a Dockerfile for it.

Feel free to make one and share it, either to me directly or by making a pull request :)
"What nature has to teach is more than we have ever imagined."
(John Lanie)

Cybersecurity is not an exception.
Is the author alive? If so, let's show him stable diffusion.