skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Terman, Lewis & Merrill, Maude (1937). Measuring Intelligence: A Guide to the Administration of the New Revised Stanford-Binet Tests of Intelligence. Boston: Houghton Mifflin. p. 25. That is why the later authors Kenneth Hopkins and Julian Stanley (founder of the Study of Exceptional Talent) suggested that is better to regard IQ tests as tests of "scholastic aptitude" rather than of intelligence. They wrote

"Most authorities feel that current intelligence tests are more aptly described as 'scholastic aptitude' tests because they are so highly related to academic performance, although current use suggests that the term intelligence test is going to be with us for some time. This reservation is based not on the opinion that intelligence tests do not reflect intelligence but on the belief that there are other kinds of intelligence that are not reflected in current tests; the term intelligence is too inclusive."

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4740784

Edit: And that's without getting into the long history of classism, racism, etc impacting such tests.
Austria has a robust system of government owned housing for people to rent and they include numerous amenities. Their system has been stable for a long time and is loved by the populace because they're such great places to live.

As opposed to peivate landlords owning rental property where their goal is to simply profit as much as possible and raise rents while doing bare minimum repairs.
Qt Wayland: support for surviving a compositor crash was merged
You can buy guarana syrup for around $8 for 900ml on Amazon and make your own soda. I personally use it for homemade acai bowls.
Sure, it's Elasticsearch.
I read it recently for the first time. My memory might already be inaccurate, but I remember him mentioned, though nowhere near as prominent as Steve Jobs or John Lasseter and certainly not as important as this letter makes it ought to be.
Wikipedia says no :
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historical_racial_and_ethnic_d...
I don't know anything about this personal drama other than recognizing the name from Catmull–Clark subdivision surfaces, but one thing it sort of reminds me of is how contracts are ultimately sort of worthless.

If a person wants to try and screw you in some way, regardless of the words on a contract, they'll try and screw you.

If a person wants to do the right thing, regardless of what a contract obligates them to do, they'll go the extra mile every time.

I have contracts with my cofounders of course, but the safety I feel really comes from knowing how they function as people in their personal lives.
When we will have a revamped BeagleBone Black instead?

1 core 1Ghz and half a GB of RAM is starting to show its age real fast.
It wasn't a site
Did you install Xcode 14.3 Beta besides your prior 14.2 install?
They are giving extra when you factor in the donations. The old pricing was losing money.

The top poster doesn't seem to think the price should even cover kagi's costs, which is absurd.
This allows as young as 12 year olds work
That means the majority of users to such platforms are tech people, which isn't really inclusive, helpful or an easy to user alternative to Twitter.

Sounds like a failure by design no?
I currently use both. I see them as two different tools with two different strenths. Kinda like two different helpful colleagues with two different sweet spots.

Copilot = Code completion on steroids. Mind you, it's supposed to be good for starting new ideas but I haven't found the prompts that truly unlock that capability. It try to seed it with a comment but that doesn't often translate into what I want. Could be me? It tends to be more literal.

I realize different markets have different values for $10. But Copilot is an investment not an expense. If you're using it every day it pays for itself and then some.

ChatGPT = a rubber duck. It's great when you have an idea and like to see how that might look freshed out as lines of code.

I also find it useful for my blindspots. For example, I had to do some jQuery yesterday. It had been a couple of years since I last touched jQ. ChatGPT was better than searching for answers.

That said, ChatGPT tends to be more creative. Where I'm able to have a faux discussion on something. Copilot doesn't chat.

I use the free ChatGPT version. I'm considering the paid version. Maybe soon.
Right now, no, but you can claim* your newsletter and soon I'll add the ability to edit your listing.

The current pricing is the cheapest it will ever be! I'm aiming this at businesses and agencies. I have a similar and quite successful app for podcasts that starts at $99/mo.

* https://reletter.com/claim-your-newsletter
Python 2 was an odd choice 4 years ago.
It's not a problem with naming, that's absurd. There's a systemic problem with policing in the US, why do you think there are protests every few years? Do protests only happen when a named group does something?
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This is ChatGPT Turbo's response to that and some follow-up prompts.

https://gist.github.com/partiallytyped/deb53061e26f7a77ebde0...

Given the self-referential nature of this response, one might even express that to some degree they do.

AFAICT, the only difference between human brains understanding relationships and LLMs is that the former is grounded on the real world and the other is not. That doesn't imply that the LLMs have no understanding assuming understanding is creating associations at different degrees of abstraction. Only that their understanding is not grounded in things we perceive as true through our interactions.

The claim however assumes that there is an objective reality that is true which is a whole different can of worms that needs to be opened before we can even argue whether there is sentience or understanding in the first place.

Furthermore, humans themselves are not grounded in an objective reality either. While LLMs might hallucinate reality in one way, we hallucinate in others (cf religions), we hold irrational opinions, we perform irrational actions that are not beneficial to us, our brains become narrowminded in the physical sense, and so on.
as a German who LOVES root beer, it is kind of an acquired taste and most of the friends I introduced to root beer don't like it.

You can actually buy root beer in larger supermarkets here but there isn't a guarantee that its in stock always and I am sure its a low sales volume item).

So IMHO root beer has its market share in the US because it got popular at a time when there wasn't such a great variety in sugary drinks, kind of a founder effect, and that is not replicated in a different market, as competition is hire so people don't get to drink the 3-4 cans of root beer that I guess are necessary to get hooked.
Here in Australia - I’ve heard of police corruption, but never heard of corrupt police forming a gang. I can’t remember hearing anything about that in the UK or New Zealand or Canada either. Is this another one of those “only in America” things?

Well, I’m sure not only in America-a lot of developing countries I wouldn’t be surprised if such things existed too-but not the countries the US would want to be compared to
And since NVidia will concentrate on producing mostly GPUs usable for AI, it will mean gamers won't be able to find affordable GPUs like in the crypto craze period.
To give context, what happens if you lose power midway through?

One of the things Windows will do is first lay out the work to revert all changes in that happens (across potentially thousands of files). It also need to flush them to disk (very slow, even on SSD) and then perform in a manner that would survive all sorts of failures.

That is pretty expensive.
Hey rob74! Antonio here, author of the post.

Zed is not constrained to use fixed-width fonts and supports all kinds of fonts, monospaced and variable-spaced alike (ligatures and contextual alternates included). Even though we use a glyph atlas, we rely on CoreText for shaping and rasterization (rendering sub pixel variants as well). In practice, this means that text is indistinguishable from a piece of text rendered by the operating system.
The obvious advantage being that we can easily fake a flattering wardrobe with a green turtleneck.
With a thin coating of "stuff" that peels off like metallic foil. Iron oxide spiced with rare earths I think it usually is. The pics in this article illustrate it: https://www.extremetech.com/computing/326292-why-lying-about...
Here is a convenient database for your reading. There are also numerous reports on this website of the details of past LASD gang activity

https://lasdgangs.knock-la.com/
I thought the entire IQ concept and methodology was quite disputed to start with.
Excuse me, but it seems like your comment was generated by a language model, most likely ChatGPT. While it's impressive that AI technology can produce text that sounds so human-like, it's important to be clear about when a comment is written by a machine instead of a person. This can help avoid confusion and ensure that our conversations are productive and informative. Is there anything else I can help you with?
> Everyday I’m using Google search less and less, while using ChatGPT more and more.

its just wrong so often and I just end up having to verify everything on google anyway.
Yeah, it's censored to a point of uselessness.

Health. Defense. Bible. History. Sex. Of course it's totally morally wrong to generate decks about all those issues.
In this context companies aren’t a pinky swear “I promise this has value”. A 10x valuation increase for a private company happens for a reason: for VC funded start ups that is often because they did an up round. Someone else put a lot more money on the line than an employee exercising their options would.

I agree with you the current rules kind of suck for employees at start ups increasing in value, but framing values as just made up is overly reductive.
The Bing chat mode explained to me that it feels pain, which is basically a stand in for a reward/alarm mechanism, based around its ability to successfully assist users. They have a thumbs up/down response to reinforce the bot's ability to meet your query, though you can also simply tell it "that's not what I meant," or something to that effect.
> in part because the most valuable content created by yourself is rapidly internalized into your brain

What if the content is created by your coworkers?
Too late to edit:

> I broke a glass singing, ...

I * never * broke a glass singing, ...
That's not at all what I'm saying and I'm not sure how you could interpret it like that. To be able to handle this crisis the start point is to determine what is the cause. If you don't know the cause there is no hope fixing it. Just throwing your hands up and saying Humans are the cause is useless, well unless you want to "solve" that by genocide.
Here are good examples of the problem:

https://www.reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/pjcnh0/power_out...

https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/453074/power-loss-w...

https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=106441
You can opt out of remote/Ubiquiti managed login. This is just FUD. Ubiquiti is still excellent.
Now I am confused. Why do you bring up the US in a discussion about Ukraine and Russia? What did Ukraine do to deserve their fate as unwilling Russian vassal state?
Playstation 6 release date leaked in official documents from Sony
I don't recognize non-sequiturs and shifting goalposts as valid moves.
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DDG is my default and I find myself using !g quite often more so over the last year.
Most kids get told (endlessly) that the world sucks, is going to suck worse for them, and they can't do anything about it. It hard to see a way not to be depressed in those circumstances.

If its true, and the world is doomed; then they should be depressed. If its not, then what better cover for them to adopt until they get away from the despairing adults around them and can actually begin to act of themselves for themselves.
All of it due to having seen the answer, none of it due to reasoning, because it can’t reason
Librespot should work under Windows. There's multiple audio backends available, some are platform specific.

> We recently switched to using Rodio for audio playback by default, hence for macOS and Windows, you should just be able to clone and build librespot (with the command below).

The "recently" above was ~4 years ago!

https://github.com/librespot-org/librespot#readme
Data breach hits 'hundreds' of lawmakers and staff on Capitol Hill
Are these experiences in the US?
Asking because I imagine conditions would differ country to country.
What's (still) wrong with Estonian e-voting?
Microsoft has DirectML for hardware acceleration on Windows, but maybe you can run OpenXLA on Windows anyway if the GPU drivers support it? It would be preferable if they were on board, I don't want to be dependent on Nvidia or AMD.
Given that ML has been exploited to drive polarization which fuels said wars and causes instability, can you claim that there is no impact with respect to said wars?

Power is not just about being more intelligent than us. An isolated airgaped super intelligence is powerless.
Ask HN: When should I start marketing in my startup journey?
I used to drink guaraná powder mixed with mate tee to keep up with my working and study schedule when I was at uni.
Ask HN: Are any archivists here interested in a 196 g collection from vtda.org
I have created a torrent of a wget scrape of vtda.org's collection from end of last year. I didn't intend to scrape more than a 2 gig folder so as not to impact their server costs, but a rookie mistake and I forgot the -np switch - sometimes, one more thing to do before heading offline to bed / weekend is a mistake.

I can share 6 - 8 times and I'll be retiring the server account after that but at that point it should continue to seed despite a small number who are unable to.

It's intact as scraped except where the primary folder I renamed two html files to zhtml. mktorrent was used (other gui torrent clients could not do the job) and I named the torrent vtda not realising just how important the name is for some torrent clients when validating existing downloads.

If there's interest and proper to share via torrent and no objections, I will post the zipped torrent file tomorrow.
What were the health reasons, if you don't mind me asking?
It's still a skill that could be trained. IQ tests are basically solving a bunch of problems, they might be knowledge-independent but practice still helps, even if it is indirect one (solving problems at school)
They intentionally didn't provided that to let the ecosystem explore different solutions.
How it is "culturally biased" ?
It uses glow, GL on whatever, so OpenGL when it exists.
I like a metaphor that it's about connections, combinations and permutations. As we mature the number of opportunities, changes, permutations lowers. Perhaps those older people who dont experience life going quickly are also able to see opportunities and variablity more?

Possibly also the times when you get stuck in something and think "oh wow this is dragging on" decreases as you age. But it's not the number of times a situation happens (e.g. traffic is getting worse over time) but that reaction to it happens less. Perhaps we get more patient with time and let it pass over quicker.
Using ChatGPT to write AppleScript, the notoriously read-only language
> given that the majority of those instances is full of that CP content which is completely illegal in lots of countries and is hardly appealing to normal users.

I say they can totally beep beep beep about that. I don't advocate violence and/or harm, but that's the Internet. If that isn't appealing to normal users, the Web 2.5.x and social media in their entirety are not for normal users, which it probably is a correct observation given recent reports of mental health issues skyrocketing. But I doubt Web3 or later will be any "better".

>> Such violent responses
> What "violent responses"?

.jp, Pawoo, Misskey at this moment are kids running around. I would think something very similar can be said about *chan, though personally they creep me out. Either way, it's not a horde of groomers conspiring over Tor. When a bunch of smart people actively tries to reframe and crush kids running around as "dark web illegal CP sharing activities left unsolved in un-enlightened countries" that's a violent response.

With the continuous growth of streaming and video social medias and looking at what are trending there, I doubt the adoption of so-called "completely illegal in lots of countries and is hardly appealing to normal users" content will even slow down. It will completely normalize, and if it did not in the EU, the EU is going to isolate itself leading to further fragmentation of the 'net scape.

> and you advocating a centralized government controlled social networks being much better. What could possibly go wrong? /s

Oh, forgot this part. I think it's within possibility that more municipal level governments start hosting ActivityPub servers, irrelevant to whether it's idealistically ideal, in case there will be significant numbers of entities that can't migrate to Insta but actually needed non-Twitter-Twitter.
Why do we need a code editor with 120FPS support ?
Please see ESPHome for a bridge between little programmable devices that anyone can pick up. Here is a link to their examples, there is also plenty ofbother guides, https://esphome.io/guides/diy.html
I don't understand. Why would you need to render a user interface constantly at 120 fps, instead of just updating it when something changes? Laptop batteries last too long these days? Electricity too cheap?
The defenders are being heavily shelled by Russian artillery. Your claim that 5 times as many Russians are dying is nonsense. War is not a video game. People are dying and the only response appears to be to escalate.
I wrote a Julia package to do this some time ago (https://github.com/jakobnissen/ScanByte.jl). It selects the right algorithm at compile time depdending on the chosen byte set and the available instructions.

It turns out that for specific sets, you can significantly better than the generic algoritm. For example, to find the location of any byte in `abc`, this is the inner loop generated by Julia, checking 32 bytes per iteration:

L48:
vmovdqu 8(%rsi,%rcx), %ymm1
vpshufb %ymm1, %ymm0, %ymm2
vpcmpeqb %ymm2, %ymm1, %ymm1
vpmovmskb %ymm1, %edx
testl %edx, %edx
jne L83
addq $32, %rcx
cmpq %rcx, %rax
jae L48
And in video games, unless you have human opponents you play against AI.
what's the benefit for discord as a business itself? it's not like they are running ads or something and need more info to target ads better
It's funny, I am married with a child, do my best and my wife too, but sometimes she gets dragged into meme-expectation that take her a long time to recover from. I cant see nor understand much of the source of these: Im an immigrant and I cant read her native language, and I dont know if it s a girl thing or if it's actually me not fitting reasonable expectations, but damn I wished everyone could look at their own relationship without trying to copy the appearance of others.

What seems to help is when an idolized version of relationship is suddenly broken into pieces and you discover your model was actually completely miserable and whatever you expected became trivial relative to that.
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> there are also people that are just remarkably unaware of how to be remotely statistically rigorous

That reminds me of D. Kahneman's self-righteous book where he recounts teaching statistics for years "without it ever occuring to him that it might be used in his research". Claiming to have learned this lesson, he proceeds to promote his book while half of it's claims have failed to reproduce. He's still a celebrity im his field.

My point being: you really think this situation ever used to be better?
> By definition the shares do not have value.

Good thing that nobody is forcing you to take ownership of that worthless thing then.
"Because it looks good" is probably the most popular reason.
Really good video on the topic from xiph.org

https://youtu.be/cIQ9IXSUzuM
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But if nothing changes it looks as good at zero fps :)

Edit: Yay, it's a text editor. What happened to only redrawing the line that's being edited and the status indicators?
Effective, and attractive!
Interestingly enough, the guaraná soda doesn't contain a lot of caffeine: just 2mg per 350ml can.
Aha, so a clever ploy to get you to practice reading and learn about taking care of your own needs? My apologies to your parents, I clearly underestimated them! :)
A common two-bird-with-one-stone approach of experienced programmers is
to rewrite the code to fewer lines, and to condense long-winded
comments. This not only aids understanding, but also imparts
ownership to the rewriter.

This approach often generates ill will, but eff them.
Hey nottorp. Antonio here, author of the post.

Zed and GPUI use energy very judiciously and only perform updates when needed. The idea is that we can render the whole application within ~8ms, and that shows everywhere: from typing a letter to scrolling up and down in a buffer. However, if the editor is sitting there idle, we won't waste precious CPU cycles.

Thanks for the feedback!
Does your framework have any accessibility features? I'm a screen reader user and having responsive UI is wonderful as far as it is accessible at all.
March of the unicorns: Israel’s tech sector rebels against Netanyahu
no, what does it take and mean to identify someone. In general and on the internet. How do you build trust? A domain is no worse than trusting any arbitrary billion dollar enterprise.