skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The director came out and said it wasn't an MBA-types problem, but their attachment to their original vision of Overwatch.

Remember that Overwatch came from Project Titan, the megaproject designed to be the MMO successor to World of Warcraft. When their design goals failed, they shipped a modified PVP portion as Overwatch, and they intended to ship the MMO in pieces, with the story mode and skills system as massive components.

Overwatch 2 was them trying Titan again, and failing.

https://news.blizzard.com/en-us/overwatch/23952480/director-...
Swatch Group is so huge with so many brands like Omega, Longines, Hamilton, etc, I’m sure they look at the market holistically.
To apply, send 2 things:

1. Links to the 1-2 solo projects you've made that you refined the most over the longest time / most iterations

2. How would you approach proving whether it's currently impossible to make a version of BabyAGI that can succeed at the task mentioned?

Preferably, send these by June 3. But if it's past that time, please still send it in, as I'm hiring multiple freelancers on a rolling basis.

Send to clay@studionumberzero.com

No other info needed, and please be concise in your email.

If you already posted in this thread as a freelancer, please still reach out - I rely on people reaching out.

Other possible projects: more agent projects, using LLMs to identify and measure the spread of complex ideas online, tools and auto graded competitions to compare LLMs. If you're interested in one of those in particular, include a few bullet points of thoughts you have on them.

Communication style if we work together: no phone calls, mostly email for communications. Occasional Loom videos or Otter audio notes. Can do discord though email is easier.
Did they solved the problem of needing a Facebook account to use it and when you create one just for it they ban it for violating the TOS and you’re left with an expensive paperweight?
And big government, which demands information in many cases by law, is terrible at keeping that info "safe" in its hands once it's been collected.

Taking the U.S. federal government as an example, by my count we've already seen over 60 notable breaches in just this young decade: https://github.com/MattHJensen/US-gov-info-losses. Certainly many others have gone unreported or unnoticed.
Q: "Tell me about Stonks GPT?"

A: "Stonks GPT is a trading name for Stocks & Breads, a UK-based provider of bread and breakfast products. The company was founded in 1894 and is headquartered in London. It is a leading provider of bread products in the UK, with a portfolio of over 50 brands. Stonks GPT is a subsidiary of Unilever PLC, which owns the brands including Pepperidge Farm, Lipton, and Marmite. The company's core business is the production of bread and breakfast products, with a focus on quality and freshness."

There are a lot of hallucinations here. Recommend really specifying in the prompt that if it doesn't know or is unsure, say that and don't make up facts. Understand it's alpha rn and this is all free UAT but for trading related products, accuracy and trust in the product is vital
"Beware of the leopard"
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I used Charles proxy (basically a "man-in-the-middle") to monitor the network requests and the data transmitted.

Also, some iOS apps support running on an Apple Silicon Mac (with M1/2) and, in a similar fashion, one can use various apps to block or inspect the network traffic.

Yes, it's a bit more work - hence my complaint about doing free work for a ~$3 trillion company - but I like to know what data the apps I'm running are sending home.

I know I'm a bit paranoid but hey, we all have issues, right ...right? :)
dawn of everything or their academic papers expand on historical social freedoms when it came to living under abundance or scarcity, housing and mobility, resource sharing, lack of hierarchical structures even at scale and after discovering agriculture
Hypotheticals are terrible, but what if we change the situation a little bit. Instead of Amazon, let's have the person work at a retail store, and instead of meerly taking a copy of Zelda, they also leave payment in the till. Of course, their retail system may not allow them to run a sale on a game before the street date, so they may have to miscode it. Then it's not stealing, instead it's breaking the street date and messing up inventory. Also, let's assume there's well more than enough copies that nobody ends up not getting a copy of the game because he took it.

Would that be a loophole then?

An alternate hypothetical is he orders it on amazon, all the orders are boxed early, but not shipped and he finds his box and takes it home. Doesn't match reality, but makes a nice hypothetical.
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It's my third headset, and yeah, it's amazing. My HTC Vive and Oculus Rift both just sit in a box somewhere. I just took the Vive lighthouses off my walls last week because it's obvious I'm not going to use it again.

If the Quest 3 can do every thing the 2 can do with better optics and controls, I'm 100% sold on it. They didn't mention linking it to the computer, but I have to assume that'll still be a thing.
Maybe it would fall under the same consideration as damaging an item in a shop? But then I suppose you would have the choice to take it home. Who knows, Japan does things different.
The Wii was heavily marketed as a family entertainment system. A 'Family Computer', if you will. It's even in the name. People were buying it because it's something your grandmother could play alongside your five year old son. VR is still marketed as ages 13 and up, gives some people nausea and can only be used by one person at a time. There's also extra hygiene concerns that make them awkward to use at parties as you have the extra step of wiping the headset down between users. The controllers are also pretty intimidating for new users because you can't see them. I was showing PSVR2 to my dad and told him "Push R2 to select" before realising that if you didn't know where the R2 button was already, you had no hope of finding it because you're physically incapable of seeing the controller.

It's a long way from the ultra-casual Wii experience.
Not sure if a less surprising statement can be expected from a CEO.

Wake me up when "CEO loves unions, claims to harass employees for fun and profit"

BTW, I'm not commenting about this specific CEO or Blizzard, merely pointing out that the headline is semantically empty.
Relationship isn't what we are

You don't see it this way, but unfortunately, "traditional" marriage & gender roles, including having lots of kids has become an ID pol issue for political conservatives and the religious right. In the past, we see conservatives attacks on abortion and espousal of replacement theory. Very recently, we've seen legislation come up to try and do away with no-fault divorce. Also see the tradwife movement.
SQL:2023 has been released
The major news are:

- SQL/PGQ - A Graph Query Language

- JSON improvements (a JSON type, simplified notations)

Peter Eisentraut gives a nice overview here: https://peter.eisentraut.org/blog/2023/04/04/sql-2023-is-fin...
%s/Blizzard CEO/Jeffery Epstein associate Bobby Kotick/g [1]

Hard to believe these two facts aren't related.

[1] - https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/1508273-jeffrey-epst...
I keep reading versions of "friends can come and go", which makes it clear that my experienced with friendship is not universal. I have many friendships that are far longer-lived than my longest relationships and have outlasted several multi-year relationships. Every friend I have consoled during a major break-up - and there have been many - was relying on a friendship that predated and outlasted their serious romantic relationship. Yes, some romantic relationships can go on indefinitely, but that is not a universal experience. Then again, lifelong friendships are not universal either.
The thing I wanted to cover with my idea is how to avoid rebuilding the index on each client as well as not having to store the entire index on the client. In my opinion, large indexes are probably a requirement for broad adoption by users since accurate search is very important for email (besides user desires, this could even be a legal requirement for discovery requests during a lawsuit).
'Hated by locals' is a stretch. I don't think the number of digital nomads is enough to have any meaningful impact on rents or real estate prices in most countries. This is just xenophobia in another form.
It affects Amazon. If everything include all money, employees and relationship to other businesses were stolen Amazon would go out of business and someone else would take their marketshare.
Besides what the other person said, I subscribed to Supernatural for a while, and I thought it was doing good things for me, but it just seems like too much money monthly for what they provide. But it could be right for some.
I see stickers placed by locals in these spots basically telling the digital nomads to GTFO. Covid really amped up the hate.

It's unfortunate both ways.
Make it fit within 80 chars, and I'll see if I can still edit the title. But your suggestion won't fit, and I'm too lazy to have another go.
Maybe people wouldn't resent their employer if their employer did something about the people stealing breast milk, or if they actually took action against the managers sexually assaulting women in the "Cosby Suite".
Should be enough to run something like https://vecka.nu for two months even! (vecka = week, nu = now)
Because of their embarrassment, I’m no longer at Blizzard
> Could be that because the word in not that unique, companies can use it more freely?

It's almost the opposite. For example, Apple is a very non-unique word, and I would not recommend naming a tech company that even if your name was Apple Apple (see Microsoft v. MikeRoweSoft). The trademark can give their brand exclusivity for that simple word in one type of product. The distillery wouldn't conflict, but Tererik may.
Honestly, I think "fast turning into a fascist state" is... a bit strong. Yes, the government is passing laws that reduce the threshold for protest to be stopped, but we still have free elections and stuff.
Early in the 1990s Photodex wrote their CompuPic photo management program in assembly. The shareware version of CompuPic was popular for creating/editing/retouching lowball graphics when the www soon emerged.
Personally I think comptime is a questionably design and is something both Rust & C++ did much better.

In C++ branches that don't have to "compile" are explicitly marked as such with `if constexpr`. In Rust you've got macros that are also explicit with required `!`. In Zig any branch can be a ticking code rot time bomb, just like it was with C #ifdefs. It's better in Zig in that it at least has to parse and so you've got fewer blatant problems, but the category of problems of "I flipped DEBUG from `false` to `true` and now I have dozens of build errors to go fix" is still there. And you really don't have any warning signs other than "this is branching on something that might be known at compile time"

But honestly that's also my general impression of Zig as a whole. It's very definitely a "better C", not something that's necessarily good/competitive with the broader state of the ecosystem. It's like a love letter to C, completely with many of the same general problems that C is known to have and that other languages have addressed.
Even more significant when you take this into account:

> The tool was rolled out to the agents gradually, mostly between November 2020 and February 2021.

So the 14% gain came from vastly less capable systems than what we now have today.
A complaint about crypto is that it is too volatile to hold. If you can hold AND put at least some of it (up to your comfortable collateralization ratio) to work through lending it out (and borrowing against it), then that can offset the volatility.

What you do with the borrowed funds is up to you and there are an endless stream of possibilities. One example is to re-lend out again for additional interest. Interest arbitrage is a way to make your existing capital, work for you.

Lend BTC +1%, Borrow ETH -3%, Stake ETH +5%. 2% profit on the ETH and 1% on the BTC. Of course, you could then sell the profits for say, USDC, which you can then lend out again (~4%) or use to pay your bills or drug habit or whatever...

At the end of the day, this is what banks do with your funds. But instead of giving them the vast majority of the interest, why not take the interest yourself?

Larger picture, I personally see this as the opposite of credit cards, which are a blight on society [0]. People go into debt that they may or may not be able to pay off in the future. Why not reverse that and teach people to not spend more than they can pay off (collateralized loans)? You're punished with liquidations instead of stupid high interest rates.

[0] https://www.cnet.com/personal-finance/credit-cards/americans...
The Wright Brothers flew at Kitty Hawk in 1900. [0]

The Bernoulli Equation, which gave us the basic understanding of how lift can be generated with an airfoil, was developed in the mid-1700s. [1]

We don't have any fundamental understanding today of how an AGI could be built. We have a bunch of interesting ideas, with varying degrees of evidence for them, but we don't have the same kind of solidly-established scientific foundation for understanding intelligence and the human brain today that we did for understanding lift in 1900.

"Some people didn't understand the science, and so called it fiction" isn't a very strong argument.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wright_brothers#Flights

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernoulli%27s_principle
It's fair to say that some percentage of cases could be avoided by driving more defensively but I doubt it is significant. There are plenty of scenarios that the systems simply can't handle gracefully such as narrow or shifting lanes (my experience). The safest solution might be to avoid such roads entirely but then I'd never be able to leave my borough.
> For instance rocket league was released in 2015 and hasn't gotten any such update since 2017.

StarCraft 1 has had no balance updates in over 20 years, and the game is doing great.

StarCraft 2 has had no balance updates for like a year or two, and it was slowly killing the joy of the game for everyone who bothered to suffer through it.

StarCraft 2 was designed to be a game where the meta has to be shaken up occasionally; StarCraft 1 ended up more like chess: if you tweak a rule once in a century (or the Internet-equivalent of a century), it's big news.

Different games, different needs.
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> You clearly don't have kids/family and that's OK.

1. It being OK is my point.

2. I do have family: I'm just not a parent. I have parents and siblings and nieces and nephews and aunts and uncles and cousins. I know many and am very close to several.

There are many kids in my life. They don't belong to me, but do they truly belong to anyone?

We all have different circumstances. I understand if you can't relate to mine. Even so, my experience does exist: it is not defined by yours.
Filter the CommonCrawl data for webmanifest file URLs and publish a concise URL index as a simple text file (on say GitHub).

We can use this to bootstrap a Progressive Web Apps (PWA) index webpage (also as a PWA) and give the platform app stores some competition!

CommonCrawl has an AWS Athena SQL query sample here: https://commoncrawl.org/2018/03/index-to-warc-files-and-urls...

We can filter by

content_mime_type STRING,
content_mime_detected STRING,

fields for the MIME type 'application/manifest+json'
iPhone 14: there is no free lunch
I went for a lunch to bistro with self-catering, where I grabbed a soup, smashed potato and then tried to pay for that by my new iPhone 14.
However, iPay didn't work for some reason. Manager didn't agree that I pay later and I left hungry. I was glad that security didn't throw me out.
iPay didn't work because my card is got expired today. I'd really would like to get warning about that ahead or at least today, but instead iPhone decided to remind me that there is no free lunch.
Who wants to enter the market of providing retail in places with rampant shoplifting?
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Once your romantic relationship involves one or more children it feels like it would be hard for it to be second or co-equal to other relationships. If we reframed this to, like, “dad spends most of his time with his buddies instead of his family” I doubt judgments would be favorable.
In fact it costs more money to catch someone.
C89's ‘undefined behavior’ was a failed attempt to say “you get what the hardware gives you”.
Sadly, it seems like all announcements get announcements now. I can't even draw conclusions about it, other than that the marketing people have really got their hooks in.
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No it wouldn't. No one is going to open a store just to be stolen from.
Well you can actually buy a $4000 Casio GShock. They also have the Casio Oceanus line which are fancy and expensive. The $20 Casios are just the gateway drug and a lot of people with one Casio tend to have many.
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It's bizarre to me that this is even an issue at all. How does the landowner justify millions of damage even if they had walked on his land? Is there no right to cross private property if that's the only reasonable way to reach public land? There should be.
Hey thank you for the kind words!! No crap features here :)

We have started with a basic clean foundation, and are now in the process of building up all the essential features an app owner would want, and none of the crap they wouldn't lol.

I appreciate your feedback!

I have opened an RFC and will be pushing this idea through the feature pipeline ASAP: https://github.com/orgs/elegantframework/discussions/55
I don't think they were citing anything. They supposedly performed their own tests. The very first sentence of the first paragraph says:

> Mamavation sent 39 different dental floss products off to an EPA-certified laboratory to look for indications of PFAS “forever chemicals.”

and there's also this:

> Disclosure: This consumer study is released in partnership with Environmental Health News. Scientific reviews were performed by (1) Terrence Collins, Teresa Heinz Professor of Green Chemistry & Director of Institute for Green Sciences at Carnegie Mellon University, (2) Linda Birnbaum, Scientist Emeritus and Former Director of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences and National Toxicology Program, & (3) Pete Myers, Chief Scientist at Environmental Health Sciences, Adjunct Professor of Chemistry at Carnegie Mellon University, and Co-Author of Our Stolen Future. This post was medically reviewed by Sondra Strand, RN, BSN, PHN. Donations were provided by Environmental Health News and Mamavation community members. This post contains affiliate links.

Well, they actually do mention an existing study and link to it:

> In a study published in 2019 in the Journal of Exposure Science & Environmental Epidemiology, researchers found that women who flossed with tooth floss product Oral-B Glide dental floss had higher levels of PFAS in their blood than those women who didn’t. After marker testing was run on Oral-B Glide, it was confirmed that this product had indications of PFAS “forever chemicals” intentionally added to the product.

which had a link to this: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41370-018-0109-y

All that being said, almost all of this site's articles are either "This is bad, buy this instead" or "Best and Worst X", all with affiliate links.
Yes. There's a new account type called a Meta account which doesn't require a real name and isn't tied to a Facebook account.

This gets asked a dozen times in every comment thread about the Quest. Maybe a bot should automatically post this information at the top of the comments to avoid the noise.
What you get for buying a bombcar.
https://www.lgbtqnation.com/2023/06/conservatives-rage-at-wo...
Very similar to a consensus network. That is probably the future of LLM agents.
> Whenever people complain about Big Government I like to remind them that any attempt at regulating industries like Big Tech is decried by the owner class as "Big Government", which is often parroted by conservatives, libertarians, and other pro-business groups.

I disagree. Big Government means the government getting into every subject possible. The opposite of this is that you have a government that only enters into essential matters for the well-being of society.