skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
EBV reactivation also plays a major role in ME/CFS, a condition that can affect people almost as severely as MS, but at any age. HHV-6 and 7 infections have also been implicated.
Your tire advice is pretty scary. Unless you are very certain of the sourcing of these used tires, and you live somewhere that doesn't see any precipitation or inclement weather, you are taking a serious chance.
I'm a little confused about what the relation is (if any) between the OP link and the repo from that paper: https://github.com/ysymyth/tree-of-thought-llm

Is it basically a reimplementation using Guidance instead of openai's API directly?
Ethnicities aren't races, so it seems awkward.
>Makes you wonder how someone thought this was a good idea in a browser that was an early pioneer of popup blockers.

Two reasons: clueless management who chases short term returns, and a rabid fanbase that will constantly make excuses for them no matter how much they decline, because "at least they're not Google/Microsoft"
It shouldn't be safer. However, using a battery-backed write cache in hardware RAID allows the OS to just dump the writes into the cache, get the message that they're safe very quickly, and then move on to the next thing. So, a battery-backed write cache allows it to be faster while still being safe. You can still get the same level of safety without it, and you can get very close to the same speed by switching off all the protections (don't do that), or by logging writes to a separate fast storage device (like a SSD or a battery-backed RAM).
IBM is a consulting company that is trusted to build enterprise solutions. McKinsey and the like can't do what IBM can.
Anything similar for piano?
> to stick with foods that we’ve been eating for hundreds or thousands of years

Most modern foods (including unprocessed meat and plants) have only been around for a few hundred years or so.
The relationship isn't complicated at all. It's one based on keeping things as uncertain as possible and giving corporates all the advantages of the talent and driving down wages. The 90% statistic if true only shows how less of a choice Immigrants have when everyone blames immigrants you chose this policy unfair or not and you can choose to leave.
> The most recent relevant report on Mozilla’s bug tracking platform received the "RESOLVED WORKSFORME" tag

Typical Mozilla. At this point I don’t know why they even allow bug submissions from the public at all.
Really, you need stats to realize that an automobile is safer than bikes?

Bike have half the number of tires but remember that they carry 1/5 the number of people. For one person, fine, but families? Good luck selling it... They're also problematic when it rains or snows. Or when the sun is hot.
That's helpful context, thanks!

That's a super interesting take. The obvious thing is that the surface area of automation has improved and you can build a lot of tools to help with that, but you also need tooling to help deal with that overload of new automation - especially if your bandwidth is limited.
I was referring to the age distribution. If having a smaller percentage young people gave us an evolutionary edge it would have happened(?) Say the ratio rebellious exploration vs applied knowledge. What is ideal?

All the goods we produce are designed to last for a specific time. We can easily make them more durable and with some serious effort they could last longer than we can imagine. It would be expensive, it might be beneficial but who wants to pay for benefits 100 or 200 years into the future?
Did you even read the article? There's a screenshot which shows that this "feature" even got its own config items (browser.vpn_promo.*). This hardly looks like an "accident".

Also note the weasel language of their statement: "We’re continuously working to understand the best ways to communicate with people who use Firefox. ...".

"Communicate" my *ss. It really makes my blood boil how the Mozilla management hijacked Firefox for their unethical bullshit (because it happens again and again, as soon as the dust has settled over the last 'accident').
Because if all that is left of the stock market is offloading your hand to a bigger fool then it's way more fun to fly to Vegas and do it at the poker table.

At least you have to actually look in the eyes the guy you are screwing over.

You can't buy stuff because you think other people will also buy, that would mean that you are buying/selling opinions not companies.
Had the privilege of owning one of the last Saabs for 5 years: a 2010 "NG" 95. It had GM fingerprints all over it, but still held onto some quirky originality. It was my 4th Saab -- my son is now driving my 3rd as his first car. All my Saabs needed TLC when I bought them, but were reliable, safe, fun to drive, and nice to look at. It wasn't uncommon for people to pull over at a gas station while I was fueling up to chat, or tell me they loved my car.

My NG was the best car I've ever owned, and I sorely miss its uniqueness on the road today.
> To me, it's clearly an anti-Republic or anti-conservative jab,

Only because the GOP allowed their party to be turned into a Nazi bar:

https://old.reddit.com/r/TalesFromYourServer/comments/hsiisw...

If the folks on that side of the political spectrum don't like it, maybe they should be kicking out the Nazis instead of courting them for votes.
The four commas club.

Going to have to buy a car whose doors open in a new way.
If something like this happens once it could be a slip, but we've been there again and again. Mozilla is testing how far it can go only backpedaling when there is resistance. I don't trust them a bit and would switch Browser anytime if there was a visble alternative.
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This is not the first time Mozilla has injected an ad campaign into the browser chrome.

They did this a couple years ago as well to similar backlash, that time with a plugin that they force-installed for users.
That’s based on the false assumption that a State is purposed with acting in the interests of its current citizens. It’s an observable fact that western States at least prioritize acting in the interests of “the economy” which is a term I won’t attempt to unpack beyond pointing out that the old question “who benefits” is germane as always.

Therefore it follows that if employing foreign immigrants instead of citizens is better for the economy then the State must set policies to support and encourage that.
Maybe it's something related. When I ask ChatGPT technical questions I get very confident answers that are often completely wrong. But setting aside the confidence aspect, I notice ChatGPT responses can be vague and widely applicable.

In one case I ask a question about X, and ChatGPT responds with an answer: Y because Z. Well Y is wrong, so I tell ChatGPT Y is wrong and I get a new answer: Not Y because Z.

In another case I ask a question about X, and I get an answer that talks endlessly about Z without ever giving the answer Y.

The reasoning all sounds good, it's relevant and useful, but the actual answer might as well be a Mad Lib.
If the statistics are 90% find new work, then by definition, it was not against all odds.
https://archive.ph/KIDrP
Farming just Antarctica would probably produce enough food to feed the world several times over.

I'd bet a paycheck that there's no top soil worthy of the name under all that ice. Same with when people yuk it up with, "we'll just farm Canada!" Have you seen the dirt in British Columbia? I don't think that soil could grow anything other than more dirt. (Though Manitoba and Saskatchewan would probably do better, dunno.)
One politician flipped an entire party’s platform? What about the 20 democrat senators who voted against the act and stuck with the party?

A campaign of FUD regarding states rights (the basis of democrats own secessionist arguments) and conservative policies and blindness to continuing racist liberal policies is more likely (including the current president).
A lot of organisations/entrepreneurs have made decisions that are so out of touch with the user base that people would question why would someone do that.

Like, I can understand maximising profit, but you don’t have to enrage your user base to achieve your goals
What is ON_BEHALF_OF?
Why the downvotes people?
They won't destroy it because they can't have it. That'd be a waste of nukes.

If your civilization is on the verge of extinction then you are not concerned about wasting nukes. You are way overestimating human rationality under extreme pressure.
Nitpicky, but the chicken pox vaccine came out in 1995 (not combined with MMR). So that’s 10 fewer years to wait :)
It depends why you think there might not be a solution. If you have enough experience and have a gut feel then do something simple and quick to prove the gut feel or put your hand up and say that you don't know how to approach it.

If you are not experienced then your battle is with fear and depending on the cause, a good way of getting past that is to work with others who can encourage you when you do well and help you understand when you are going awry and why.

And ultimately, don't bullshit. Be honest about what you think and how you might approach something and if the boss isn't convinced, let them give the job to someone else.
One thing that Nvidia has going for it is the stickiness of CUDA. Developers don't have a preference for GPUs, they have a preference for the programming stacks that are associated with them. Why is Google's Tenserflow not as popular?, probably because everyone has deep experience with CUDA and it would be a pain to migrate.

Microsoft Office rode the same type of paradigm to dominate the desktop app market.
Even sticking to Castilian, the regional accents and vocabulary choices could differ. You could pick a neutral Castilian accent from Spain, potentially alienating Latin Americans but I think this is often received OK if a little off. You could pick something that sounds like Mexico or Colombia, which are each common choices for things with an international audience. But then, say, an Argentine accent, to pick out one, would sound pretty different.
Can you point to that evidence? I'm wondering how that change was even ideated let alone rolled out to people.
So NVIDIA will be to AI what Adobe is to media production: An absolute cancer.
I was talking to a recruiter who told me H1Bs were taking almost any offer. Which is what crashed the tech compensation. Why these people are even allowed to stay in the event of mass layoffs is beyond me. So many american college graduates cannot find a job
Having a second provider makes sense: competition keeps the prices down and innovation up, and you have some redundancy if one company or launch system has trouble (like when the Space Shuttle was grounded for 2.5 years after the Columbia disaster).

Whether that second provider should still be Boeing is less clear. But inertia and sunk cost make it easier to stick with them than to give the money to someone else.
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Bugzilla links in yesterday's post:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36077360

seem to indicate that Mozilla intended for the popup to be shown if the user is AFK for 20 minutes but that timer malfunctioned
Lots of dessert / ice cream recipes use vanilla as an ingredient regardless of what the final flavor is meant to be. This also leads to the vanilla === plain misconception, imo.
There are other organizations/treaties that do more or less what NATO does. Here are the mutual defense agreements from 2017: https://2009-2017.state.gov/s/l/treaty/collectivedefense/ind...

I'm not aware of a newer official source sadly. Though we do have a pretty map from 1956 here: https://www.loc.gov/resource/g3201f.ct004057/
Were you around in 1994? I was amazed that Shoemaker-Levy 9 happened in my lifetime.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comet_Shoemaker%E2%80%93Levy_9
Well I just couldn't figure out where your dismissal was coming from.

And I still can't -- we need experts to argue from their expert viewpoints. Everybody on earth has "goggles on". Which is why science is a group endeavor.

You seem to be immediately dismissing a scientific hypothesis by questioning motivation/objectivity, rather than actually engaging in good faith and being open to arguments. And that attitude is not a scientific one.
I also want to tag and highlight those parts of the document. For that, I need to know where the label starts and ends, which you can't really do when you don't have control over the tokens.

It's also hard to write custom inference/tagging rules, like in the case you mentioned w.r.t. Voldemort, if you don't know what the tokens look like.
Bring back the browser wars. I'm tired of only having essentially two browsers to choose from, both from unethical companies that use slimy marketing speak to disguise their intentions.
If you use an ebike, wait until you go down by yourself and tell me what you think again. No cars needed. On a cyclist lane. Just you and your bike. If you use it for everyday commute, it's a matter of time. When it happens, it will be no fun.
Not surprised. While yes the H-1B system is abused to a great degree, in general people that are brought over on the visa (especially those working for FAANG-equivalents) are incredibly talented.

And as the article points out, another reason for it is that they have to immediately find new work to stay in the country, as opposed to others who have the freedom to take a long vacation between jobs. Visa holders cannot afford to play hardball during negotiations or wait longer for the right opportunity.

The flip side of it is that if/when the market improves they will be looking to jump ship again (which is a good thing).
Decode the Message
“If we received an extraterrestrial message, how would we interpret it? What would it mean for humanity? What meaning might we attribute to a message from an alien civilization?”
claim that a country would nuke another one to go and settle there

You have misunderstood the entire argument. Perhaps instead of calling other people stupid you should review your own reading comprehension.
> I routinely have to hear from left-leaning friends about how me and my family should be killed.

Uhuh. Sure you do.
haha... yeah. Seems like the odds are pretty good?
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I assume that is why I see gosu [1] used so often for dropping privileges in Docker containers.

It's good to have some explanation as to why su is unsuitable for this.

[1] https://github.com/tianon/gosu
Looks like this was controller error, but I guess the Narrative doesn't permit news sites to report that any more after last year's incidents.
Amazing news. Hoping to get it on our site (Mage Space) soon!
HTML does now have <template>.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/te...
I would actually want to use "psychological safety" to see if my manager is the kind of person who, when they see a word they don't know, instead of asking they make a shit assumption and then react negatively to their own projection of the situation.
So, for all the critics in this thread: how do you propose we deal with current and former employees intentionally misrepresenting the company?

If employees have free reign to say whatever they want, truth or not, is it not reasonable for employers to be able to vet the contents of those reviews?
>Does that model also not require oil changes?

Ah yes, the $100 annual cost of oil changes.

EVs are cheaper to maintain, generally. But the Tesla is a premium vehicle for which no after market parts are available, so there's a significant gap there.
I'm really interested to know what there methodology here was. The article just states their finding without so much as a reference to how it is know.

Is this from surveying people? Derived from government numbers?

Frankly I don't have any confidence in this number at all.
> This is a Stack Overflow problem only.

Were this only to be true. I first encountered this issue on a coding forum before StackOverflow even existed. Though the term XY problem hadn't been coined yet, there was a regular poster who would come in and accuse people of asking the wrong question. Someone would ask how to make an HTTP connection in Objective-C and he'd explain that Objective-C was the wrong tool for that job and that they should be using C#. The poster would then explain that they were writing an iPhone app, ruling out C# in early 2008, but he would then explain that an iPhone app was the wrong tool for the job and that the poster should be writing a Windows desktop app. Someone would point out that making an iPhone app was a decision made at the CEO level and beyond their capacity to change and this fellow would say that they should quit their job and work for a company that makes desktop apps for Windows.
Please stop sending me emails written by GPT
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What else could they have been trying to do? From seeing the bug filed/fixed wrt the issue, it seems like the only unintentual part was that the popup appeared to quickly, it was showing up after 20ms instead of 20s or something like that
I love Firefox but starting to hate Mozilla. How many more tricks like that do they have in store for us?

It's as if someone there is determined to undermine this browser's reputation.
Documentation looks really neat and in-depth, always appreciated.
Looks like you’re missing a .gitignore file. Folders like __pycache__ don’t need to be checked in.
Here are the prompts templates from the main code:

prompt = f"Given the current state of reasoning: '{state_text}', pessimitically evaluate its value as a float between 0 and 1 based on it's potential to achieve {inital_prompt}"

prompt = f"Write down your observations in format 'Observation:xxxx', then write down your thoughts in format 'Thoughts:xxxx Given the current state of reasoning: '{state_text}', generate {k} coherent solutions to achieve {state_text}"

prompt = f"Given the current state of reasoning: '{state_text}', pessimistically evaluate its value as a float between 0 and 1 based on its potential to achieve {initial_prompt}"

self.ReAct_prompt = "Write down your observations in format 'Observation:xxxx', then write down your thoughts in format 'Thoughts:xxxx'."

prompt = f"Given the current state of reasoning: '{state_text}', generate {1} coherent thoughts to achieve the reasoning process: {state_text}"

prompt = f"Given the current state of reasoning: '{state_text}', evaluate its value as a float between 0 and 1, become very pessimistic think of potential adverse risks on the probability of this state of reasoning achieveing {inital_prompt} and DO NOT RESPOND WITH ANYTHING ELSE: OTHER THAN AN FLOAT"

prompt = f"Given the following states of reasoning, vote for the best state utilizing an scalar value 1-10:\n{states_text}\n\nVote, on the probability of this state of reasoning achieveing {inital_prompt} and become very pessimistic very NOTHING ELSE"

self.ReAct_prompt = '''{{#assistant~}}
{{gen 'Observation' temperature=0.5 max_tokens=50}}
{{~/assistant}}'''

There are also some system prompts: https://github.com/kyegomez/tree-of-thoughts/blob/732791710e...
I'm not sure this is a huge caveat. This basically just says that if you're using a marketplace that you can plug Stripe details into to take card payments, PayPal isn't going to work. That's to be expected as that would be something the marketplace provider such as Shopify/Squarespace would need to implement.

Most marketplaces are not Shopify or Squarespace, and most customers on those few are probably already able to take PayPal payments via their marketplace where appropriate.
What would you recommend as the canonical work to read for the first thing you mention - fuzzy set theory & fuzzy measure theory? I've run into fuzzy set theory before, but not the more sophisticated elements you mention.
This hasn’t really been my experience. They’ll take any job, and also (unfortunately) deal with abusive scheduling hours, because they know they have no other choice.
Because these people built a life in the US and benefitted the US tremendously. The solution isn’t to kick them out, it’s to give them permanent residence so they don’t constantly live with the sword hanging over them.
That doesn't really make sense. Target specifically, and it only takes a minor mutation to escape.

A less-specific vaccine would create immunity against multiple targets, and would logically require more simultaneous mutations to create an escape variant.

Unless your goal is to sell a new vaccine every year (chase your own escape variants, immunity-as-a-service), then MRNA isn't obviously a win.
This seems like a math artifact caused by splitting into two groups and then curve fitting the two groups separately. Those two curve fits don't line up at the discontinuity but there's no reason to expect that they would.

The image in tweet 8 is really the damning one. It shows a big gap, but if you fitted the entire set it'd be nearly a straight line with a tiny blip caused by the vaccine.
That’s not what the article says at all.

Chinese and Welsh might be better for this because the way they write and speak numbers is more consistent.

No seven-teen vs twenty-seven, no magical words such as eleven, twelve, and thirty but ten-seven, two-ten-seven, ten-one, ten-two, and three-ten)
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Self driving will increase demand, not decrease, as it will displace other less popular modes of transit

Are you sure? How many people right now own a car that they use mostly a few times per week? Car ownership right now is the only way to guarantee personal long-range transport. But if self-driving cars can replace taxis and even some form of public transport, car usage might go up but it's not clear to me that car ownership will go up along with it.
I'm continued to be surprised that anyone still does business in Turkey. I can only assume that there are some shady shenanigans going on that still give reasons for companies to be there.
Sorry but this is such a bad take. Many of the bigger banks and financial institutions have very mature and well architected tech stacks, as do many newer fintechs. They have the funding to hire some of the best engineers, and they do. Being open has advantages, yes, but it's not inherently better.

There have been plenty of bugs and vulnerabilities in blockchain technologies over the years.
Will probably get down voted or ridiculed. There are many engineers/scientists here how will give the logic ways (divide and conquer, research etc).

But here are some non logical ways:
- reframing
- ignoring/delaying
- accepting
- praying
- delegating

Or what the stoic/religion used to say

God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.

P.s I ain't religious or superstition but there is some wisdom in those teachings.

Now in the context of a project if you really can't find any solution, then document and communicate your findings until the budget runs out..
just in case one wonders what "new" Gandalf means: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35905876

so far, the new one feels more like a guessing game than prompt injection 
but maybe the further levels go back to being fun again


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also, be prepared to open the developer tools to fix up the CSS on their success page, since I guess seeing any text is also part of the "game". In Firefox you'll have to disable tracking protection before they load the success page if you want to sign up for their new level notification since disabling tracking protection causes a page reload, clearing your progress
my uncle with an ag degree has always said “a weed is any plant in a place you don’t want it.” I’m getting better at accepting this and moving / pulling things that may be beautiful but have outgrown their spot in my yard.
Maybe you have never emigrated to anywhere else in your entire live. But other people had and it's not because they are opportunists trying to "steal" work from other citizens. Many times it's not even about the money. Being a little empathic does not hurt anyone.