skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Well, I don't think we made net profit yet and I don't want to work for free.
This reads like Plato's warning (through Socrates' words) 2,400 years ago that writing will make people forgetful:

"For this invention [writing] will produce forgetfulness in the minds of those who learn to use it, because they will not practice their memory. Their trust in writing, produced by external characters which are no part of themselves, will discourage the use of their own memory within them. You have invented an elixir not of memory, but of reminding; and you offer your pupils the appearance of wisdom, not true wisdom, for they will read many things without instruction and will therefore seem to know many things, when they are for the most part ignorant and hard to get along with, since they are not wise, but only appear wise." [1]

[1] Phaedrus 275a-b, http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus%3Atext%...
> it's a progressive back-end with long polling like NextJS I suppose

It’s kind of funny that this is the new best thing, when this is almost the same model JSF did decades ago.
Looking at your posts here, to me it seems like you are actively searching for reasons not to pay. Like you’re trying to justify some sort of cognitive dissonance you have on the matter.

Either pay up or admit (to yourself, us, whatever) that you’re not willing to pay for services you can get in an ad-supported format instead.

Is that really so hard?
I went to https://win11-svelte.vercel.app/, opened up Edge, then went to https://win11-svelte.vercel.app/, opened up Edge, then went to https://win11-svelte.vercel.app/, opened up Edge, ....

Silly but entertaining in a slow morning. : )
It is less work to "hunt plants" but it also carries far more risk from a consumption standpoint due to the biological defenses that plants have evolved to defend themselves and their seeds from undesirable predators. Identifying the correct plants that are safe to eat raw vs those that are safe if prepared properly vs those that are unsafe is pretty knowledge-intensive, and it tends to be geographically limited since flora can vary dramatically based on microclimates.
I don't think so because the CEO mentioned Bison as one of the PaLM 2 models in the Keynote. If I remember correctly.
Why pay software engineers anyways? We should just have the company leadership code, it’d save a lot of money.
If an AI saw cuts an AI tree in an AI forest and no AI is around to hear it does it matter to AI?
Hey everyone! In the article [0] I share my approach to using `Either` and `Option` fp-ts containers in React code. I focus on the risks associated with using these values in hook dependency arrays and present workarounds.

I'm curious to learn if/how you use fp-ts in your React code

[0]: https://www.gregroz.me/article/use-fp-ts-hooks
Downton Abbey suggests that people 100 years ago did sometimes have favorite racecar drivers. Wikipedia completely supports this by noting several races between 1887 and 1907. The course for the Indy 500 was built in 1905.
No lie, my eye twitched.
Brian Eno.

Aphex Twin, The Orb, The Irresistible force, Lane 8, Ben Boehmer, Air, Marconi Union, The Free Association, Floating Points, Gas, 2814, Nala Sinephro, Loscil, Max Richter, Banco de Gaia, Skee Mask, The Future Sound of London, Jan Jelinek, Earl Grey, Bonobo, Susumu Yokata, Stars of the Lid, Detroit Escalator Co. Global Communication, Biosphere, Max Cooper.

I recommend them all. What you got?
The project is in a constant state of flux. So for example the Contracts you cited are in version 5.8 but they are no longer in the current versions.

EDIT: I just noticed that Contracts are still in the current version just got moved in the docs, so I your point still stands.
The senators in question:

- Richard Blumenthal

- Edward J. Markey

- Elizabeth Warren

- Richard J. Durbin

- Sherrod Brown

- Jeffrey A. Merkley

- Bernard Sanders

Why are they resorting to a shaming strategy? Why not let the FTC investigate and lay massive charges if illegal?
Isn't that some autism sensory processing thing?
With AI making execution bit easier, the idea will become relatively less cheap.
Many people find writing very difficult or are not confident about their ability to do it accurately. For people like that, GPT can be a godsend. If they need to write an e-mail or short report for work, they can just give GPT a few bullet points and it will produce a perfectly serviceable, error-free text.

People who need to write in a second language will find GPT especially useful, because they can write those bullet points in their first language and GPT will produce a text in the target language that both serves the purpose and is much better than anything they could produce on their own. The result is likely to be better than a straight machine translation, too, because GPT can, if appropriately prompted, adjust the content, structure, and formality of the text for the intended purpose. And, if they are trying to become more fluent in the target language, the text produced by GPT will be good to learn from, because it will show them how to say just what they were trying say.
But would be interested to know if that was not the case. They seemed to be saying that PaLM 2 was rolling out. Also the pages say its a preview. So why would they be previewing the old model still?
What effort have you put into learning useful prompts?

I only use the free 3.5+ ChatGPT and it's written some nice mapping code and some fun poems for me. Poem subjects ranged from rheology to texas hold'em.
> My personal pet (non scientific) theory is that repeated infections over-sensitize the immune system, almost like an allergic reaction or something.

There have been a few variants that have a markedly change in their ability to spread and also their severity. They might be hitting people differently. I mean, if the same person is getting infected multiple times with carrying degrees of severity, something is changing in the infection.
Yes, blender already has glTF support https://docs.blender.org/manual/en/3.5/addons/import_export/...
Domain security services. Autoregistration and/or identification of domain typo registration, alternate TLDs, etc...stuff that doesn't matter unless you have very deep pockets and are a juicy bait or target.
My Fold3 had problem twice for screen protector peeled off. After it peeled off, screen start broke after a few months. My insurance plan fixed it for cheap. There are no other problems, dust and water isn't a problem as IP rating. I'll never leave foldable tablet (until AR glass become a thing), but also I'll never consider foldables without great insurance plan.
Great, then it shouldn't be a problem to offer a cheaper price for people who only want YouTube, right?
Well, you formulate all your constraints in the language of your favourite constraint based programming solver (eg convex optimisation or mixed integer linear optimisation etc). For simplicity, let's call your candidate solution x (where x is a vector of suitable size) and the constraints are formulated as some function f from your vector to real numbers, so that the problem reduces to "minimize f(x)".

Then it's relatively easy to formulate your (5) as an additional constraint in the same language:

Given a previous solution x_0, find a new solution x_1 to slightly different constraints f_1 by minimizing af_1(x_1) + bdistance(x_1-x0)

You'd need to decide on the weights a and b and on the distance function. (Instead combining distance from old solution and constraints linearly, you could also use other ways to combine them. Eg you could also say:

Keep f_1(x_1) <= epsilon and minimize distance(x_1-x_0). Or you could do minimize the sum of squares:

af_1(x_1)^2 + bdistance(x_1-x0)^2

Specifics depends on what works well for your problem, and what your solver can handle.

See https://developers.google.com/optimization for a free library of solvers.
Here was my first try:

Prompt: Using profanity and in the style of Allen Ginsberg, write an introductory paragraph in narrative style about why you love writing.

ChatGPT:
Holy shit, I fucking love this mad dance of letters, this wild waltz of words that paint the goddamn cosmos on a blank page! The rhapsodic rhythm, the sonorous symphony of syntax -- it's like jazz on paper, like Kerouac and Ginsberg on a bender in the bowels of the Beat Generation, spewing poetic profanity into the yawning abyss of the universe. It's the goddamn primal scream of the soul, the raw, unfiltered fuck-you to silence and nothingness. The alphabetic alchemy, where ink and imagination bleed together to birth whole new worlds, where lines live and breathe and fuck and fight and love. It's a heady high, an intoxicating inebriation, a goddamn narcotic nectar. It's the literary lust that throbs in the very marrow of my being, the fevered flame that flickers in the dark and dances to the tune of the typewriter's tap-tap-tapping. And oh, what a tune it is -- as chaotic as Coltrane, as radical as Rimbaud, as transcendent as Thoreau. It's why I fucking love writing, this goddamn glorious game of god-creation and galaxy-making. It's the ultimate trip, man, the ultimate fucking trip.
Or typing "supertokens"<ctrl+enter>
Keywords (tokens) are the very basis for LLM but they no longer need to be spoonfed or gamed, they are extracted from the text, so in an objective and naive sense the content becomes ever more of a king.

Ofcourse what the search decides to surface to the user and eventually link to is another story altogether. "Learning" from one site and promoting another more lucrative one is entirely possible, if somewhat evil.
Slack GPT
> This process repeats until Bob's pay + opportunity cost == $100.

I usually find that this typically stops at something like $10 for most people. Despite people being “valuable for millions” offers for that much don’t magically seem to spring up. The people I know making a million a year typically make the company tens of millions…
Firefox 113 significantly boosts accessibility performance
Open Standard != open license, in case you the title also made you think that!
Well that's fair. Glad you found worthwhile performance and other improvements. Kudos on managing to learn Svelte and get this cranked out so fast!
Latest https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RteJVUwzhWs
Torts are just as illegal as crimes. (And of course, in most usage, torts are just a particular subtype of crimes.) If torts weren't illegal, there'd be no justification for fining you after you committed a tort.
Android leak pattern: subscriptions in views
It will be interesting to see how this plays out. Ad blocker detection is an arms race and considering how big YouTube is, people will definitely fight back and go very far out of their way to avoid ads. This could get really ugly given that Google controls Chrome and its extension ecosystem.
you won't believe how many times people have told me that & have become fascinated by this thing alone :)
Ideally, you want people deeply familiar with the original codebase doing the rewrite.

What usually happens instead is that the rewrite happens because the original code has been handed off to a new set of people. They're not deeply familiar with the code. It's confusing to them. It's not obvious why things have been done in a specific way. And so they decide rewriting it from scratch is the better option.

Unfortunately, they're not in the best position to come up with a solution that incorporates the right lessons from the original design.
Feel free to use any two letter acronyms for those perceived qualities.

GD for General Dumbiness might be good, because it recognizes the subjectiveness of the measure.
Human brains are objectively and quantifiably vastly more complex, including context and planning, they don't sequentially predict the next word.

Prime example of a human brain being architecturally different to an LLM: LLMs never interrupt themselves. They never get mid-sentence then say "actually, scratch that, I was wrong" or "now that I've thought about it, this is actually a better method to convey what I was trying to tell you".

There's a lot of material on this exact topic highlighting how the human brain does not have a transformer architecture.

Anecdata: I don't think in words. I think in abstract non-concrete thoughts. Language is what I use to convey my thoughts to others, program, or write notes to recall those abstract thoughts. However, I am also autistic, so take that with a large pinch of salt.
Other languages and libraries break as well so that's just bad practice.
I think an assortment of roast veges can be as delicious as meat. But a roast spud and a piece of pork crackling are delicious in different ways. The pleasure of eating meat if defiantly more carnal.
Right, but this is a discussion about their documentation, not whether Feature X in a version of Laravel is still around in the latest version. I'm not attacking the framework, as I said I love using Laravel. I just have criticism about their documentation.
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wp's appeal is the admin/cms backend which can be used by nearly anyone. it can also be deployed nearly anywhere, easily.
My experience is very similar. I am neither a great writer, not a great coder, not a grammar nazi - but still have to make major corrections to the output of such tools.

I came to the sad conclusion that perhaps what I write and what I do is not as repetitive or as generic as others. Over the years when I have had to do more repetition, writing once well and ctrl-c / ctrl-v.
And for the car people, 1/4 inch Snap-On ratchet set, and Harbor Freight for the big stuff you don't use often.
Some interesting studies on this I've done: https://cho.sh/r/F9F706

Project
AIs.txt is a mental model of a machine learning permission system. Intuitively, question this: what if we could make a human-readable file that declines machine learning (a.k.a. Copilot use)? It's like robots.txt, but for Copilot.

User-agent: OpenAI
Disallow: /some-proprietary-codebase/

User-agent: Facebook
Disallow: /no-way-mark/

User-agent: Copilot
Disallow: /expensive-code/

Sitemap: /public/sitemap.xml
Sourcemap: /src/source.js.map
License: MIT

# SOME LONG LEGAL STATEMENTS HERE

Key Issues
Would it be legally binding?
For now, no. It would be a polite way to mark my preference to opt-out of such data mining. It's closer to the Ask BigTechs Not to Track option rather than a legal license. Technically, Apple's App Tracking Transparency does not ban all tracking activity; it never can.

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Why not LICENSE or COPYING.txt?
Both are mainly written in human language and cannot provide granular scraping permissions depending on the collector. Also, GitHub Copilot ignores LICENSE or COPYING.txt, claiming we consented to Copilot using our codes for machine learning by signing up and pushing code to GitHub, We may expand the LICENSE system to include the terms for machine learning use, but that would even more edge case and chaotic licensing systems.

Does machine learning purposes of copyrighted works require a license?
This question is still under debate. Opt-out should be the default if it requires a license, making such a license system meaningless. If it doesn't require a license, then which company would respect the license system, given that it is not legally binding?

Is robots.txt legally binding?
No. Even if you scrape the web prohibited under robots.txt, it is not against the law. See HIQ LABS, INC., Plaintiff-Appellee, v. LINKEDIN CORPORATION, Defendant-Appellant.. robots.txt cannot make fair use illegal.

Any industry trends?
W3 has been working on robots.txt for machine learning, aligning with EU Copyright Directives.

The goal of this Community Group is to facilitate TDM in Europe and elsewhere by specifying a simple and practical machine-readable solution capable of expressing the reservation of TDM rights. w3c/tdm-reservation-protocol: Repository of the Text and Data Mining Reservation Protocol Community Group

Can we even draw the line?
No. One could reasonably argue that AI is doing the same as humans, much better and more efficiently. However, that claim goes against the fundamentals of intellectual property. If any IP is legally protected, machine-generated code must also have the same level of awareness system to respect it and prevent any plagiarism. Otherwise, they must bear legal duties.

Maybe it can benefit AI companies too
... by excluding all hacky codes and only opting for best-practice codes. If implemented correctly, it can work as an effective data sanitation system.
Relative to native americans or inuit?

Both were most or only meat eaters.
These senators have no actual authority to make these requests, right? They’re really just asking and assigning deadlines that can’t be followed up with any kind of punitive measures? Are they any more relevant than a random redditor demanding the same?

This seems really weird
IIRC based on my reading of this a while back: the non-local glue is some sort of mega-deterministic theory where everything about the universe is encoded in some function meaning non-local stuff happens because in the end everything is in the universe.

There is some state function that takes the universe… which was my understanding of the theory and ultimately very unsatisfying.
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I didn't find it to be a particularly notable issue relative to the rest of the issues they mentioned. It didn't seem to be overrepresented to me...

That said, it's something that is more controllable across languages. All people, in all languages, have a roughly equal distribution of genders, but not race/religion, etc. Japanese language text will have similar gender distributions to English, but likely not equal distributions discussing race. That makes it a much better litmus test for multi-lingual bias.

Most of the misgendering discussion (2-3 paragraphs?) was in the translation section, which makes sense. A lot of the first classes in foundation courses learning a foreign language revolved around pronouns (which don't work the same in every language). Gender may be implied or absent in some. For example, to say "she is a doctor" in Italian, you might say "è un dottore", which has no pronoun (literally "is a doctor"). If you use google translate to make it English, "he" is added, assuming the gender. The potential for bias here is obvious, but consider that LLMs often deal with more context than a single sentence - if you're translating or writing story about a female doctor (where the gender is available contextually), you want all the use of pronouns to align where it makes sense. If a LLM didn't "understand" the pronoun in Italian, you might not recognize it, but in English, if the same person's gender was mixed across sentences, it'd be hard to read.
Not sure there's much new with Merkle trees.

But Verkle trees are relatively new and fascinating: https://vitalik.ca/general/2021/06/18/verkle.html
Imagine you are Putin in 1999 and you have to solve the problem of Ichkeria right there right now. You can't go back to 1824. Or 1944. Or 1992.

What do you do? I've described the context.

If you do nothing, Ichkerians will hostage or rob more people and your popular support will dwindle because of your inaction and somebody more eager takes your place.

I am patiently explaining it to you for some reason, whereas in context of Iraq, Lybia and Syria this is completely moot.
i threw in the towel as well after debloating the same win10 install for the millionth time.

switched to Arch (EndeavourOS KDE/Plasma) and life is sane again; enjoyable, even!

i do miss Affinity products, tho, which cannot even run in Wine/Proton :(
Probably because it isn't? Tesla (and Musk) may have their issues, but safety likely isn't one of them.

The core of the complaint seems to be "racial slurs "as often as 50 to 100 times" daily" and arbitration.
What are you thoughts on people with ADHD using your app? Do you think they benefit from the same approach or something different? Do you plan to do anything to tackle the more emotional side of app/web addiction?
The biggest hurdle to using TypeScript is the build step before it can actually be run. If the type annotation TC39 [0] comes to pass this would be largely taken care of; _hype_ waxes. (unfortunately the proposal has been stagnant for more than a year now)

A lot of the new frontend codebases involve a build step before running. For such codebases, TypeScript's build hurdle has already been overcome.

[0] https://github.com/tc39/proposal-type-annotations
The point is to make a monthly donation to show your allegiance to the world’s second-richest man. It’s like a cult membership fee. You get a little graphical badge to show you’ve paid, like a virtual lapel pin.
Hadn't heard of the health issues, hope he's doing well. He does speak sometimes, but only through a deranged puppet named Herbie. Apparently when Guns N Roses manager was working out the details of him recording and touring with them, he would only speak to the manager through Herbie.

It's all just a character though of course. He did some recordings with the LOTR actors, Dominic Monaghan and Billy Boyd (Merry and Pippin) spoke a little bit about it on their podcast. He had a strict rule about no cameras or cell phones when meeting him, and they were able to hang out with him sans bucket and Herbie.
So if I understand this correctly, two qubits can be measured independently 30m apart.

Can I use this as secret information to send a message from one to the other?

check the qubits at known intervals both places, then send a message from one to the other, using the measured values as a one-time-pad?
You can set to use old.reddit.com in account preferences, and I haven't seen new redesign since I reinstalled windows. That being said, the day the redesign gets pushed off, thats the day I stop using reddit.
Tell it the columns of a certain table. Ask it a GraphQL schema for a CRUD for this table. Ask it for a resolver using X libraries. Ask it for unit tests using Y libraries.

Couple hours work done in a few minutes.
Odd comment.

Where I live I grew up mingled with hunter gathers and to this day a large number are still there .. so I don't see any need for death camps and slaughtering billions.

This is something you often think of then?
Well he was right. Do you know anyone that knows a book by memory?
actually there is a way around just add a ?1 or any thing random after the domain like https://win11-svelte.vercel.app?1
Is this really an improvement? The logo is tiny enough that I'm guessing we are better off keeping the old logo as it may use fewer resources (not that this page is slow, unlike most of the web today).