skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The two of you are talking past each other :)

Component _types_ are defined as either classes (`class MyComponent extends React.Component`), or functions (`function MyComponent(props) {}`).

Internally, React has a "Fiber" data structure that stores references to that component type for each component instance, as well as a lot of other metadata. That's the _real_ "component tree":

- https://blog.isquaredsoftware.com/2020/05/blogged-answers-a-...
If we are at "swapping anecdotes and wild speculation", getting the right medical diagnosis and improving my nutritional status caused me to unintentionally drop multiple dress sizes.

My hypothesis: Obese people are unknowingly malnourished and keep eating because they still need nutrients they aren't getting.

Maybe not just crazy talk given how nutritional value of produce has gone down in recent decades.

/pet theories
A lot of people still mix jQuery and React in the same parent project. Mostly just via legacy support when using existing serverside frameworks but still sometimes having the fallback easy DOM/event stuff is just easier when you need to get it done (keeping the HTML/views isolated from each other of course so you don’t mix concepts). It doesn’t sound pretty but they can serve dual purposes. I don’t know enough about HTMX on how it would work implementation wise though and what type of setup.
NURBS FTW
this is all future programming languages.

finally we can have something beyond procedural, functional, imperative, etc.

I think this is such a big leap, that all those formerly different paradigms will be considered essentially equivalent "compiler or runtime"-based languages. Kind of like I think about "assembly" and all their variations by architecture.
>>20.The Virality Project helped pioneer the gauging of “disinformation” by audience response. If the post-vaccine death of a black woman named Drene Keyes in Virginia went unnoticed inspired mostly “anti-vaccine” comments on local media, it became a “disinformation” event.

>>21.VP warned against people “just asking questions,” implying it was a tactic “commonly used by spreaders of misinformation." It also described a "Worldwide Rally for Freedom planned over Telegram" as a disinformation event.

So, the Virality Project was actually censoring information by the reaction it got, not by the truth of the claim itself. This is very unsettling.
Oh ha-ha-ha. Sure, yes but there is no such thing as a free lunch. Corporate America does not fair well within Europe nor do the restrictions of 'muh Freedoms' translate well.

Caveat Emptor (Buyer Beware) as they say. YMMV.
Alpaca explicitly disallows commercial use, making it a non-competitor.
No, don't think so -- I would be going from one digital ocean VM to another. So the target machine will be in operation. I honestly might just leave it and think of some other use for the server to justify keeping it running in current state.

Thanks for explaining this though - really appreciate it.
> The claim that LLMs are nothing more than fancy expensive markov chains is a dangerous oversimplification or, in other words, wrong.

But they are fancy expensive Markov chains. The learning here is that fancy expensive Markov chains can do a lot, not that the statement is wrong.
Under consumer data laws, that kind of data ought to be released perhaps
It made me realize I have no time nor will to keep on working on it.

Life in general when you are older with kids makes it almost impossible.
Study hints at the promise of non-hallucinogenic LSD for treating mood disorders
> In the rare occasions that I do want a car, a truck is really helpful. I don't really see another solution other than cheap and convenient pickup truck rentals.

As someone on HN, I would think you would be familiar with the saying "optimize for the common case". If most of the time you simply need personal transport, paying for the gas to operate a truck the occasional use seems sub-optimal.

I say this as someone who owns a VW Golf and who borrows or rents larger vehicles once or twice a year.
How so?

The idea doesn't seem so different from matter being the default (vs. antimatter), relative speeds much closer to zero than to the speed of light being what's commonly observable etc.
Our built environment makes it difficult to walk anywhere. We should work on that.
Identifying organic compounds with visible light
Yeah I'm generally a big fan of the Economist but this article is just lousy. I'm mystified why they published it at all.
The direction of causality should also be reversed from what I can tell. Instead of a bullet slowing down as it hits air molecules and pushes them out of the way, the air molecules push on the bullet because the bullet will be sucked into the barrel in the future.

More on topic, I think our existing theories of reality tell us that the future probably affects the past, or at very least, is predetermined. If you know the solution to a differential equation, you know the state at any point in time. There's no going off the rails, so to speak. And if the system is constrained in any dimension (i.e. it's nonholonomic) then the state at any given moment relies on the full trajectory up to that point, as opposed to just the previous state. But you can flip that on its head and say that the future state determines the present trajectory. E.g. to turn a bicycle left, you have to first turn right.
How Could We Tell When AGI Is a 'Manhattan Project' Away? (2020)
Honey is usually sold pasteurized though so botulism wouldn't be an issue. Just don't go for the fancy natural/raw stuff.
My Pi Day Journey with Go 64-bit alignment
If you need SSR to support an SPA it calls into question why you need an SPA at all.
This is not a helpful comment. Why not point out the actual issues, instead of just calling it "self-righteous", and assuming everyone understands what you mean?
> How do you compare anybody like that?

I was thinking maybe you had some specific metrics or examples in mind since it's your own comparison...

The rest of your post reads like the old "there are two possible outcomes therefore the odds are 50/50" probability fallacy.

Do I believe it's more useful than chatroullette? Yes. Does that mean it's as useful as a college professor on a given subject? That's a very different claim, and would need some serious evaluation and demonstration.
> Out there it's an arms race, and it's in your best interest to pick the bulkiest suit of armor.

Up until an F350 barrels through an intersection, clips off a breakaway light pole and flattens you while you're waiting to cross at the crosswalk.
For all those carried away by this ai histeria — which product/service would you prefer for yourself, created by dumb manager and smart ai or created by experienced programmers?
glad you find it interesting! the plan is to support more frameworks/langs moving forward. The poly-frontend option might be even fairly easier to introduce since Wasp is doing more stuff closer to the server.
I installed and tried pico-tts as recommended in that thread IIRC

someone said it was good enough... I don't really think so, for reading long text it gets really annoying and I'm hoping for a bit better
Likewise, ChatGPT is dramatically more tactful, empathetic and considerate than the HR reps and directors I've worked with.
Recruiters are looking for developers on Mastodon and Instagram
He also said the code base was very fragile. Such that any changes tended to induce many errors. Hinted that it will probably be easier to just rebuild from scratch.

It is always more fun to just rebuild. There's probably someone on the team already setting it up.
I am sure you can do something with it…

But htmx is all about replacing server rendered html with server rendered html partials. I would like to see what reacts vdom does when you keep ploping some partials into DOM it thinks it controls.
Yep, I was very lucky :D
One thing I still dont get is how can ZGC be safe if it literally reserves all native memory available on the machine.

This or why NMT shows stupid numbers when using ZGC.

TBH the more I dived into JVM memory management the more disgusting it became.

You cant be sure of anything, its totally not straightforward, has many pitfalls and requires stupid amount of useless JVM only knowledge to work well.

Im starting to think that in containers age, an intermediate bytecode language is not needed anymore.

May be the reason why CPython or Go see such huge adoption in contenerised world.
This is the amazing evolutionary advantage of albatrosses; they fly using a technique called dynamic soaring, which allows them to extract kinetic energy from the wind. It's the same concept really as moving sidewalks in the airport, so their gliding heartrate is about the same as when they're resting on the beach or water. This is what allows them to fly such massive distances across the ocean!
Hey Anurag
Any chance you can share the timeline on the VA region roll out?
YC's hosting a meetup in SF for Open Source Software startups
It can be true that SPAs are overused and that people think of react as an SPA framework.
There are veterinary drugs which are poisonous to humans but useable for cattle, sheep, horses and other animals. Often these are preparations which were developed for humans but withdrawn when they turned out to have harmful side effects which either do not occur in animals, occur at a lower frequency or where the cost/benefit analysis ends up favouring their use. Many veterinary preparations are simply generic human preparations and can be safe to take for humans. The other way around is not as simple since many common human preparations are actively poisonous to animals. A single tablet of paracetamol (acetaminophen) or naproxen can be enough to kill a cat or a small dog, a few will kill a dog. Ibuprofen causes kidney damage in cats and dogs, etc.

So, yes, there are veterinary preparations humans should not use just like there are many more human preparations which should never be given to animals. Dosage can also differ between species. Many veterinary preparations are abused as narcotics, e.g. Ketamine and Xylazine. With all that said and with the required knowledge available there are many veterinary preparations which can be used by humans since they are either identical - e.g. Prascend (used to treat Cushing's disease in horses) is more or less identical to Permax (used to treat Parkinson's disease in humans, withdrawn from many markets), both have pergolide as active ingredient. Ivermectin is another example which can be found in many veterinary preparations as well as those for humans, often using a different base but otherwise identical. The extremely polarised debate around SARS2 and the use of Ivermectin have led to a proliferation of dire warnings about the differences between veterinary and human preparations so it is advisable to look for older texts when searching for information about these differences.

If I were to need medication and were offered the choice between a preparation made for human use and one for veterinary use I would choose the first one. If the choice were between a veterinary preparation and no medication and if I deemed the need to be sufficiently high I would take the veterinary preparation after having read up on the ingredients. If I were to need Ivermectin and were offered the choice to either get a box of 10 pills for €250 or a (new) syringe of Noromectin ('horse paste') for €5 (which is what these cost, thereabouts) I would take the horse paste without any qualms.
They are fancy markov chains in the same way that your computer is a finite state machine. It is technically true, but it is an extremely unhelpful way of thinking about them.
The Red Herring of Consciousness
I haven't noticed much difference. Maybe a little less restricted to what I get under 'following'. The experience gets much better when you set up Lists.
Mind-Expanding Concepts (Spring 2023)
Show HN: DogQ – a no-code testing tool (live on Product Hunt)
Share your thoughts and feedback)
Love to see it.
With chatGPT you can also tell it the move is illegal and let it try again.
Understand, as do others, for example here’s relevant pub on the topic:

- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35204557

DARPA’s mission is simply “to prevent and create strategic surprise” — and AGIs for sure meets that measure.
I don't understand this. All the popular/used routing frameworks by default support "open link in new tab" (render <a href="..." />, and listen to onClick to do SPA transition). Developer have to deviate from the easy and commonly documented way of doing things to break this. Any website that doesn't do this is fundamentally broken and built by teams that deliberately disregarded this behaviour.
Bank Failures Come in Waves
While I agree that not everything in science can be tested experimentally or observationally, arguably this one can:

Models created using both empirical experimentation and logical reasoning match reality much better than those based on "pure logics" (if that even is possible).
Not sure if a community of open source dev's is what he's after here. It is more about transparency, so that people can have an idea on how they are being recommended tweets.
this is a really good summary, thanks!
> These are subpar processors for the cost

Intel, Apple, etc are refusing to suppy to RU. Subpar but available parts started making sense.

Linux support enables civilian use exactly; military users likely depend on the mainstream kernel a lot less.

Sanctions created an opportunity and developers are desperate to grasp it.
"Nearly everything I learned in my second two years of high school I got from Wikipedia."

Wow, and please understand this is not personal, but it must be one of the saddest things I read this decade.
Until it is helpful when you need to control the computer to process a sequence of data in a finite way similar to say a regular expression… #thisisfun
> Anecdotally

And anecdotally I see most (90%) large vehicles without a trailer tow hitch at all.
"think this makes us lazy?"

"nah, we're still in the V shape"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPLK1zvPb-U
It is. I've been waiting for the brilliant take, the one that makes me say, "wow, this really gets to the essence of the whole thing." I haven't found it yet. It's not the blurry jpeg one, it's not the "old-school computational linguistics/GOFAI had it right" ones, it's not the one with various Mario analogies. By having at its heart, "I don't know," this one perhaps comes closest.

By all means, please write the brilliant take yourself, and I will happily upvote and reference it.
Omg this is one of the best side projects that i've seen on HN. I was so impressed by the UX too.
Two stories:

Biden & Trump Get Into Food Fight at Restaurant?

More and More Americans Deal With Evictions.

Question: Which of these two stories will get more clicks for an advertiser? Click-bait pays the bills for our news. NYT is an obvious example. Their stories? How much home can a million buy in Portland. Which $600,000 apartment would you choose in Brooklyn.

Negativity is certainly a factor in click-bait but lets pin the tail on the donkey: targeted advertising as a business model.
That's most likely reserved virtual memory. It's not committed, meaning it's not backed by physical memory.
You're not meeting expectations. You're either overpromising or promising the wrong thing. Working your butt off, giving huge value, and overdelivering all don't mean anything if it's not what the customer wants.

If you love business but hate customers, then you probably don't actually love business. Step back a little and look at things more holistically. It may help.
I don’t understand the high level language to machine language comparison with AI. HLL to machine language is translation. We hardcode things. This literal translates to this thing. Machine language has it own mind (figuratively) and it’s not doing translation. It can put some silly bug by misunderstanding the requirements which may cause a billion dollar software meltdown. And who is going to be responsible for that?

The more black box programming becomes the more dumb human programmer gets. There will be stagnation. There won’t be any new “design patterns”.
The U.S. military is missing six nuclear weapons (2021)
I wish I could read it, but I agree with the headline !
This seems like a good idea if the cost could be kept low.

Which is only possible if volume is high.

Which is unlikely.

Prices aren't listed. I'd like to see prices. I've always wanted to be able to use older RAM as swap. Or an array of older SD cards as an SSD. Or similar. Never was there a big enough market to make sane products, though.
At the expense of increased global entropy, which I suppose is GPs point.
Thanks, I suspected something like that.

Reminds me of the Vajont Dam disaster, in which filling of a reservoir behind a newly constructed dam lead to catastrophic collapse of a mountainside in the Italian Alps, where layered sedimentary limestone separated by thin layers of clay became unstable as the clay was wetted and lubricated by the reservoir.

Shortly before 11 pm on 9 October 1963, a two-kilometer-long landslide triggered a 250m (850 ft) megatsunami. That killed a number of engineers who'd gathered on top of the dam to observe its filling, as well as around 2,000 inhabitants of villages adjacent to and downstream of the reservoir, most notably Longarone which was virtually scrubbed from the map.

The dam itself was virtually undamaged by the incident, save the topmost metre or so of nonstructural masonry.

<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vajont_Dam>

<https://yewtu.be/watch?v=lkGnnc8Ezlk>
> No AI will ever host a breakout session at an offsite to discuss strategy for getting people to work in the horrific hotel seating dehumanized office

Well, let’s hope not.
The strange thing is that he is reported to have submitted a copy and gotten thesis committee approval, so it should have been just a matter of getting it bound and filed in the library. But mysteriously he didn't take this last seemingly trivial step.
This is itself a negative story.
Kind of like a Jevon’s paradox for software engineering!
Landing and taking off could be advantageous if the weather is bad, since the rest can allow the bird to wait out the bad weather.

Also, I wonder how many of these birds are adapting to finding food on the ships.
so like here, the trope is trying to argue that preventative care reduces medical costs

That wasn't the point I was trying to make. Everyone arguing against me is trying to claim that and then say it's a dumb position.

Try arguing with my actual point in the future.

I'll grant you I could have stated it more clearly. My bad. I also clarified, yet this assertion lives on.

Whatever.
Why? I graduated at the top of my class. Wikipedia had more information on many more topics than are available at any high school anywhere in the world
Maybe Google News is just great at serving you articles that aligns with your viewpoint? If people don't find biased articles at least weekly in their favorite newspaper, then I'd argue that they aren't critical enough.
Yup. It kept suggesting me properties in flyway (Java lib) which doesn’t exist. It actually threw me of the track and I made a mental note of programming without GPT.
I've admittedly had very little free time these days, but as someone who's trying to get caught up with the field, I feel like it moves faster than I can keep up with
Van vs. SUV seems like a distinction without a difference, at least as far as “crossover” SUVs are concerned, which are by far the best selling style in the US. If anything, most crossovers are probably smaller, nimbler, and get better gas mileage than the typical minivan. And for the most part, stations wagons don’t exist anymore in America.*

* The Subaru Outback is now essentially a crossover SUV. I guess you might still be able to buy the wagon version of one model of Audi?
What's the risk exactly? Googling around mentions the choking risk and the correlation behind obesity and early life introduction of solid foods. But if a small amount of chicken is pre-chewed by the parent and given as a rare one-off under observation those risks seem to be mitigated. Based on your strong reaction though I'm guessing there's risks? Inability to digest the chicken perhaps? Just curious
Have you watched the show "Lost"? where they keep adding elements to the plot and the show just diverges more and more?

If Lost lasted for like 50 seasons, the result would be C++.

They keep adding crap and making it backwards compatible, and the result is this infinite mess that's impossible to learn.
Ironically, if I wanted to read so many words that say so little I would have asked ChatGPT.
From what I could check those are all memory mapped files.

Required simply by ZGC to work, but still its super confusing and convoluted and our tooling is not aware of that at all.
I suspect your perspective is based on your personal exposure. India has a lot of people. As such, they have a lot of content producers. Some of which will naturally be "a few years behind". There is still a significant amount of modern and "cutting edge" content being produced from India.
I've had I think the same AX card in two different laptops.

The thinkpad had lots of issues especially with 5G, firmware lockups, iwlwifi getting the kernel stuck etc.

The LG is rock-solid, no problems at all.

Either they are not the same card, or there are issues in the interplay of these cards with certain hardware.
What's wrong with newing the whole thing? Or even the fully naïve solution of newing as needed?
Did everyone find the Solitaire Easter egg?
We can still infer dementia from the presence of excessive amyloid plaque even if removing the excessive amyloid plaque doesn’t resolve the dementia.
Exactly right. It is about transparency. After exposing all the censorship games in the Twitter Files releases, he knows he needs to gain trust in the product. A better idea of how the feeds are generated would go a long way.

The only way he can turn it into an open source project is if he rewrites the entire project. He has hinted at possibly doing this, since the code is very fragile and breaks whenever they try to add features.

It would be great if he could turn the whole enterprise into a non-profit like wikileaks, but that is probably too optimistic.