skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Fine, `text/commonmark`, with a `.md` extension since Gruber doesn’t use that?
Yes, if you amplify the model. It can do many things to increase its level, for example look for consistency between multiple attempts, reflect on its own output, use more intermediate steps, use external tools and extra information from search engines, formulate the task as a game with a score, etc. You just need to make a superior environment for the LLM than just LLM alone. AlphaGo famously used Monte Carlo Tree Search to amplify one step predictions.

In essence the idea is: use more expensive computation to derive better result, then retrain the model on the new data. System 2 works (model + toys), then system 1 learns (model by itself).
Anytime that your bandwidth is low and you need to work with data hosted on your cloud provider or even pulling down Docker containers.

I can also provision VMs that are much more powerful than any reasonable desktop temporarily.

But most developers don’t use desktops any more do they? Even if you’re hybrid and were forced to return to office, you would still want a laptop.
The assumption here though is that there is not a situation where lockdowns are not only entirely appropriate, but would be uncontroversial except for a tiny majority. But there are trivial examples where it would be.

Like outbreaks of:

- Smallpox

- Ebola

- Weaponized Anthrax

- Some other novel bug with high fatality rates.

You don't have to go very far back to figure out WHY the laws being used were put in place. Even in the 60's-70's, if someone had Measles they'd be in enforced quarantine in their house along with the rest of their family until it cleared. Because not doing that kills people. Innocent people. Often a lot more innocent people than the original infected, all because someone got selfish and couldn't control what they were doing.

Look at the number of people killed by Typhoid Mary [https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3959940/]

That people are angry is very true. But frankly they'd be angry regardless. It doesn't stop the very real reason why society needs to protect itself.

Then the discussion comes down to 'when is the societally acceptable threshold for measures to be taken'.
Yes/no, "Some channels definitely still have this sort option available". Many smaller (?) channels still have this button. Also sorting by date still works for all channels after editing URL.

I don't know exactly, what is the criteria for hiding that button, but consider size/geography/political views/ability to inject ads/etc. YouTube shadowbanned comments, likes, videos for a long time; consider this as another technique of shadowbanning without explaining anything.
The Bible (preferably decent literal translations like ESV/NASB/NKJV instead of "dynamic" translations like the NIV/GoodNews/TLT/etc.)

PS: there is a good difference between religion and true Christianity, which involves relationship, not religion/religious behavior
`mix-blend-mode: difference;`

Example: https://jsfiddle.net/m3kajfbc/4/
Sunblock doesn’t block those beneficial benefits from sunlight; it blocks getting burnt, which can lead to cancer.
It's not just that it's easy to embed but it's also tiny as well, I've run it on many embedded platforms. It wasn't until quickjs came along that there was anything even in the same ballpark.

When you factor in LuaJIT[1] and the incredible performance/zero-overhead-FFI[2] it really is a neat language.

[1] https://luajit.org/

[2] https://github.com/dyu/ffi-overhead
When does it change from time wasting to trolling? I've already seen people use it as a way to troll many rust devs sincs it was first created
Janet is another language that's just trivial to embed, but it's newer so it has less traction.
The Rust community I’m familiar with is basically like any other group of programming enthusiasts who want to talk about and work with a language.

Whatever is going on in Twitter land and with the drama around conferences and boards is a different world, but they aren’t necessarily one and the same.
Given that there are microblogging (gemini://station.martinrue.com/), reddit with optional git connection to allow for issue tracking (gemini://geminispace.org/), it seems you're wrong.
Then some ideas of the post went over your head. Whenever there are people there will be drama, and you wrong when you lump together ordinary contributors and drama queen. A community is not a hivemind.
uhh:

https://youtube.com/watch?v=LonzMviFCNs
As far as I know, this person, who goes by “Asahi Lina” is not Hector Marcan.
I just finished "Other Minds" by Godfrey-Smith which reference one of these "Octopolises". For anybody interested in either octopuses or how nature evolves different forms of consciousness its a really interesting read.

What most struck me was how incredibly short lived octopuses are. I guess some deep-sea variants may have longer life spans, but i was surprised that the variants we usually encounter only live for approximately two years before they wither and die.

Now as for what an octopus could be able to do with its body-distributed form of consciousness given a longer lifespan is a rather interesting question.
> It’s an unsolvable problem

If it's an unsolvable problem for downvotes, it's an unsolvable problem for upvotes, too. The reason they took away downvotes is because they started to partner with the networks, to artificially boost their posts, and to deemphasize and demonetize their traditional amateur comment (inspiring a shooting.)

The mainstream content gets ruthlessly downvoted because polish doesn't equal quality, and the networks (wisely) don't want their stuff distributed by a platform that allows users to mark it as bad. So Youtube took away the ability to mark content as bad. It's no more complicated than it looks.
Ah yes, the “dermatologist cartel” of untrustworthy white coats. rolls eyes

Please provide sources for the evidence you speak of.
JSON spec to database, tables and APIs with filter, sort and pagination support
> Any wealth created by colonial rule, and British technology / peace / medicine, would be turned into more people surviving into adulthood.

As opposed to, what? The destitution that comes with independence? It seems to suggest the colonized people were savages killing each other before the British stopped by so generously.
I followed the exercises in this book coming up on a decade ago. It was I valuable to my growth as a developer. The author, OrangeDuck, has many worthwhile projects. If you are learning C, it's worth checking out their Cello project.
It's not a "talking point." It's my point of view because the preponderance of evidence seems to indicate that the media, as a group, cannot be trusted.

It's not a debate. Wake up. Much (most?) of the info going into your brain is not just false, it's deliberately manipulative.
Counting them positively results in the problems which tiktok is currently facing with “rage bait” content.
Cannabis – A state of the art about the millenary plant (2023)
ntdsutil does not ship with windows by default
I’m a native speaker, read it wrong at first, and had to think step by step. “well, libuv is a JS-related library, io_ring is an OS level concept, so its probably a change to libuv”, and still had uncertainty and opened GitHub to double check.

You make a really good point I never heard before: X for Y is an ambiguous construct with two names referring to the same class of object, without an obvious relationship. Ex. Barack for Don is easy, but only if you know American politics, a reference to “a predecessor”. But “Jon for Mary” is inscrutable.
And he's being called out for a 3 minutes comment.

I've seen Taliban media with slightly more integrity than rust leadership.
I suspect the person you are replying to is thinking of Alyssa Rosenzwig[0] who appears from the outside to be a major contributor to the work, and who's blog posts on the project were followed by the HN crowd.

[0]: https://rosenzweig.io/blog/asahi-gpu-part-7.html
I don't think enabling a witch hunt is the right play, but it is worth noting that the longer we go on with people who know what's going on behind the scenes not actually saying anything but overall alluding to it just adds fuel to the overall speculation fire.

Which is really all to say: fuck your concept of a weekend, the Rust ecosystem should've cut a response Friday night or Saturday.
Chocolate and the Steam Engine (2014)
It's an excellent comparison to SAT, because in both cases nobody cares about random instances at all.

For non-random instances the ratio of clauses to variables in is utterly meaningless.
Imagine what being able to remember 10 digit numbers without trying would unlock in all areas of life. Looking at the costs of the similar technology of TMS, a course of an unnecessary procedure not covered by insurance is $13k,
give or take. The divide between the haves that can afford that kind of cost and the have-nots that can't will only grow.
You should stop peddling vegan bro science. There’s nothing wrong with milk.
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/ijc.27542
As a European people here often make comments about American teeth being ridiculously white and unnaturally straight. You guys went a bit far on that one.
> lowest common denominator

Occam's razor and salience come in to play here too.
Asahi Lina is the vtuber, not Hector
Oh that’s what was going on. I was curious but never enough to dig. That’s… interesting. Each to their own I guess
Their precious bodily fluids[1] retain their purity, at least.

1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4XhhTF7vRM
This looks great! Sharing your Open AI key is probably a bad idea however.
jhdgsfgh
Being off by up to 50% is plenty of signal.
Looks promising, I have published a paper about workflow systems in geospatial data processing (https://www.mdpi.com/2220-9964/11/1/20). I wonder if I can use this project to realize proposed system in my paper.
Racehorse training machine the KurtSystem catches the eyes of UK trainers (2017)
It's Asahi Lina that's implied in this case, even if Alyssa also has worked on GPU
I expect it doesn’t matter if you only print occasionally, but toner exposure from operating printers seems to be a significant health risk: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29233006/
Yes, I know the stories, I'm fighting a tiny faction in a micro-eco-party on it...

The worst thing is, how the community behind this (50/50 crooks and then some old, methodologically not up-to-date people...) essentially practices information laundering in an exemplary fashion: 1) start with crappy experiments in papermill annexes, 2) make a review on those leaving out any where replication was found to be "hard" and misinterpreting 0-results and go up a bit in credibility of your publisher, 3) go on spam on hackernews/with your local environmental group 4) don't answer questions 5) stop answering questions.
MediaMTX: Zero-dependency server for live video and audio streams
I wasn't implying that at all, more I was shocked at how a country like America doesn't have high speed broadband ubiquitously available. So it was more rhetorical than anything.
The value of the dislike button was in warning other viewers about scams and clickbait. If you watch a bad video, realize its clickbait, and then simply move on that would be rewarding the clickbaiter and making the problem worse.
How often do you think the entire global infrastructure or even a multi region service goes down?

Using AWS as an example (because that’s what I know), if Cloud 9 in us-east goes down and it’s not the entire service, I just launch from another region, do a git clone and keep moving.

It takes less than 2 minutes to bring up an environment if GCP’s offering is similar to AWS’s. I am assuming it will be.
That would be "io_uring: support for libuv". Which is a common way to write headlines, so assuming the headline was missing punctuation was reasonable.

(in case the title changes later, it's currently "io_uring support for libuv")
HTML5 Video layered onto a webGL face
I have no knowledge beyond what's been on Hacker News today, but usually these blowups are over longstanding tensions, even though it looks like an overreaction on the surface.
What are you vehemently disagreeing with me about then?
They're not pure carbon was my point. I wasn't saying crystal structure not important, I missed that but it'd be in my 'product derived from element x' table.
https://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/feuerbach/works/e...
A measles vaccine painlessly delivered via sticker shows promising early results
I didn't ban you because of your point about whatever your point was. I banned you because you've been using HN primarily for ideological battle and that's not allowed here.

The reason I replied to your GP comment is that (a) I had to reply somewhere, and (b) it was the most recent place to do so.
From the handful of things posted here to HN about the "developing issue", it looks like:

* Someone was invited to give a keynote; this was voted on at some point

* After the invitation was made and everything was done, some concerns were raised about the content of the talk -- apparently about whether the keynote slot would be seen as an endorsement of the technical contents by the Rust leadership.

* Someone in Rust leadership unilaterally asked for the talk to be downgraded from a keynote to a "normal talk", without telling anyone else or calling for another vote

* The invited speaker, recognizing something political going on, decided to "not play the game" and decided not to speak at all.

* One of the people who voted to invite said speaker to give a keynote, but never heard about the request to "downgrade", decided to resign.

As someone who is also involved in an open-source project with procedures and bylaws and such -- it seems like part of the issue has been certain people in the Rust leadership not being conscientious about following the process. I do believe that back-channel communication and coordination is necessary in real life. However, I also believe that confidence in the process itself is important. Having determined that something was necessary to be done, the person in question should have raised an official vote (perhaps talking to people individually beforehand); and having broken official procedures, that person should at very least apologize publicly for doing so, and perhaps be removed from a leadership role (at least for some period of time, maybe a year).

The author of this piece says people were "trying to do the right thing"; I mean, sure, we're all trying to do the right thing -- but when you screw up, you need to own it.
Only if they are highly I/O bound.

For example, implementing tcp/http/udp proxy servers. Static file servers too can benefit greatly.
Even better, eat fatty fish! This may sound weird but adding consistent sardines/herring/mackerel/salmon to your diet can be life changing. They are nutrient powerhouses, they’re the best dietary sources of both vitamin D and DHA/EPA fatty acids. Of course, they’re also good sources of protein.

Most people I’ve mentioned this to will say something like “but they’re so fishy” or think that sardines are disgusting cat food. At least for canned sardines, what a lot of people don’t know is that there is a wide range of quality in both the packing and actual fish - fishy odors are from a chemical TMAO that is a byproduct of decomposition and anecdotally is more common in the cheap brands. There are brands like Matiz and Nuri that have much higher quality sardines; they’re also physically much larger than what you might think sardines are supposed to look like, with only 3 or so fish per tin. I also like this new brand Minna for a slightly cheaper option.
As a complete outsider to Rust, all I can say is that the Rust community should use this recent "drama" as a stepping stone to figure out the leadership problems and move on with a much stronger determination in the future.

I totally understand that perhaps all of this is not that big of a deal at all considering that sites like Hacker News puts tens of thousands of eyeballs on you in a split second. But if there's something I've learned from these very sites is that Rust is a respected language and these kind of fallouts reek of issues that have nothing to do with the language itself but the people that are supposedly in positions of power.
Should 'formal methods courses' go with 'proving NP-completeness' and 'algo courses' go with 'using SAT solvers?'
come to elixir. Everyone is focused on making the language and ecosystem awesome with no drama.
“she/her” on @lina@vt.social
You sound awfully certain of that, when some evidence definitely points the other way. This isn’t the article I was looking for but it touches on it:

https://www.outsideonline.com/health/wellness/sunscreen-sun-...
Point being that ancients did not use sunscreen or anything remotely close to the formulae we have today - what we have today was roughly defined 100 years ago and has some serious consequential effects on the endocrine system and more.
It's really not a hard thing to google.

> Sunscreen also blocks our skin from making vitamin D, but that’s OK, says the American Academy of Dermatology, which takes a zero-tolerance stance[1] on sun exposure: “You need to protect your skin from the sun every day, even when it’s cloudy,” it advises on its website. Better to slather on sunblock, we’ve all been told, and compensate with vitamin D pills.

-- https://www.outsideonline.com/health/wellness/sunscreen-sun-...

1: https://www.aad.org/media/stats-vitamin-d
The corporations are just waiting for the meat to be thrown their way.
It's not too strange if you think that YouTube is trying to abandon its past to become another also-ran on-demand broadcast service.
Did they technically have the authority to do what they did this time?
You need some strength and endurance to be ultra runner, yes?

https://www.adaptnetwork.com/veganadventurist/8-most-success...

https://ultra-x.co/which-ultra-runners-are-plant-based-or-ve...
The article is not that good, but whatever.

I am new to electronics myself and quite fascinated how has the art progressed in the past hundred or so years. There are people remembering "we were doing it wrong". Incredible.

Anyway, if you are interested in signals traveling inside those cute green multi-GHz boards you make your living off, go watch Rick Hartley.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySuUZEjARPY (How to Achieve Proper Grounding)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QG0Apol-oj0 (What your Differential Pairs Wish You Knew)
The Rust community server is pretty fun
sorry, I meant HN here
While "Engineers for Ukraine" is probably about building drones and shipping them to the Russian border region.
There is a Firefox extension that brings it back...
Sunlight does way more than let the skin convert this specific chemical. You could look up photobiomodulation, for example.
Yeah that's a wart, but it's basically the only wart in an otherwise amazing language.
I've been running my dev env on a bare metal for almost 2 years now, the setup was pretty much just and SSH client setup with VSCode remote SSH extension.

Running on a Hetzner AX41-NVMe (6 cores, 64GB Ram, 2x512GB NVMe) for around $40ish.
With GCP workstation for a e2-standard-4 (4 cores, 16GB Ram) would cost $230 + $10/mo for the 100GB storage

No hourly charge crap, can run all night do time and resource consuming tasks, huge storage space etc... all around good experience so far
Hey, if it happened in a shady way, name the person and throw them under the bus and get it over with.

A ton of the people raising issues are being way too vague about it. Throw. Them. Under. The. God. Damn. Bus. Already.

I assure you it is simple to do and it will come to a head sooner, instead of dragging out the teen drama in perpetuity.
Everyone knows the real originator of the Dark Forest theory was Chet, more specifically his cat.

(For those who haven't read Xtreme Programming, Chet would stumble into meetings that had degenerated into unproductive fingerpointing, and exclaim "Woops! My fault. WTF are we gonna do to fix it?", Even if he had nothing to do with it

Everything. Bad. Is. Chet's. Fault.

Also, anything good, is solely the work of Chet's cat.

Embracing this truth has greatly simplified my life.

If Chet did not, in fact, have a cat, then I must have fallen into another alternate universe again. Replace the animal in question with whatever you deem most appropriate.
This is definitely what happened for vested shares. You'll get whatever price Elon promised to pay. No idea on unvested.
President Erdogan Wins Re-Election After Biggest Challenge Yet
So we should blame the victim?
I found the 2002 Solaris very moving and would recommend it to others. (And, in case there has been some burning at the stake, I am up-voting your comment.)
World of Warcraft addons as well.
No but you should go out a couple of times a week for a walk and get some sun. the body is amazingly good at manufacturing vitamin d in a short amount of time especially with full sunlight. You don't have to get skin cancer though.
> it was clearly being abused by troll hordes.

same goes for the like button.

but, apparently hacking likes it's ok...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modulus_of_convergence
It's just anti-short-seller bullshit. People running scams hate any way to mark things as scams, and they love praise removed from all context.
No. I’m saying the social safety net is inadequate.
The ConTeXt typesetting system tightly integrates Lua. One aspect of Lua I dislike is that it isn't object-oriented. What's impressive is that the language can be extended to be so in astonishingly little code:

* https://github.com/kikito/middleclass/blob/master/middleclas...

Using OOP, typesetting a hexagonal grid and a symbolic representation of a neural network on top is easier develop, IMO.

A vertex defines a point in 2D space:

* https://github.com/DaveJarvis/keenwrite-themes/blob/main/bos...

An edge connects two vertices:

* https://github.com/DaveJarvis/keenwrite-themes/blob/main/bos...

A graph connects edges:

* https://github.com/DaveJarvis/keenwrite-themes/blob/main/bos...

A priority queue serves for ordering edges by weight of adjoining vertices:

* https://github.com/DaveJarvis/keenwrite-themes/blob/main/bos...

With these concepts in hand, we can typeset a grid and a "neural network" on top:

* https://github.com/DaveJarvis/keenwrite-themes/blob/main/bos...

Here's an example of the output from the first chapter:

* https://i.ibb.co/19DCDZy/ch-1.png

And a later chapter, where the "network" has grown in complexity:

* https://i.ibb.co/ncf16vg/ch-2.png

This is for my near future hard sci-fi book on AGI. I'm looking for alpha readers to give me feedback. See profile for contact details.

P.S.

There's a subtle bug in the code that can result in one or two disconnected vertices. If you spot it, let me know!
txti.es was much easier to use for non-technical people. (And who said anything about paying?)
The 4 vCPU 16 GB RAM range from 0.32-0.39 $/hour
With 8 hours per day and 22 workdays per month its at most 68.64$.

Your price includes the "workstation cluster fee", whatever that includes.
Anyways this fee is fixed and does not increase for more workstations.

1 Dev => 68.64 + 144

100 Devs => 100 * 68.64 + 144

I guess $70, or even $140 with better hardware, might be worth it in some szenarios.

Personally, I'd never want to work with a company that doesn't trust me with a regular notebook.
I’m with you, but have you not been around the last few years? American society is absolutely obsessed with white supremacy. This is true in the media, the highest levels of government, and in big tech.

I personally listened to paid guest lecturers tell me all white people are racist, and those who deny it are proving their racism. In my workplace.

People are brainwashed to believe and see this stuff at this point, and there is an industry monetizing it.

If the only tool you have is a hammer…
No. Algorithms courses focus on computability and complexity (including NP-completeness); they don't generally focus on SAT solving. Formal methods are the ones that use SAT solving, SMT solving, etc. to formally prove correctness.