skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> functions and macros with the SAME general form: (function arg1 arg2 arg3 ...)

Macros don't have this general form in Lisp. macros just have a symbol in the prefix form, but the rest enclosed objects are not a simple list of args. The enclosed forms are arbitrary and the interpretation (parsing, transformation, ...) is done by the macro.

These can be valid macro forms:

(infix c := a + b )

(rule :if (a < c and temperature > 20)
:then set climate-control to cooling)
MindEye: fMRI-to-Image with Contrastive Learning and Diffusion Priors
“Max out of pocket” only applies to the bill amount the insurance accepts. If the bill is for $100k and insurance says it should cost $30k and your “max out of pocket” is $10k then you owe $80k ($10k for the max + $70k that insurance says shouldn’t be billed.)
https://archive.is/z8W0U
Couldn’t find any json either
Brave is my daily driver.

Haven't seen an ad in... years. For crypto or otherwise.
Hm. I'm man. I don't need to kill, fight, or some paleolithic tribe narrative to forge deep lifelong bonds.

I just tell the men in my life that I care about that I love them and will be there for them if they ever need me, and then follow up on that promise. That's all it takes to forge a bond. None of this Rambo death fantasy that 90% of the replies to my post keep blathering on about.

I'm curious. Are you a man? If so, Have you ever told a male friend that you loved them, without needing the excuse of shared extreme duress? (And not that apey thing that bros do when they hug-slap each other vigorously and say "luv yuh brah" because actually saying the words clearly and not smothering it with mild physical violence is just too scary?)
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unfortunately picovoice does not support plain “GPT” as it’s a “unrecognized word” in their model

On the plus side, it never triggers by accident, you have to be very intentional
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This like the most shallow take of reddit over moderation.

Karma limits, account age limits, even surving "new", automoderator deleting things based off some word in a title, needing a email verified account to post,unresponsive mods.

Then yes, there's the downvotes when you say something different or isn't a joke.
It was not created as a psy-op, however it got out of obscurity as a psy-op.
I like to think that without government funding, art like 20 meters of a wall covered in cardboard boxes or tomato soup cans wouldn't take off.
> price competition sets in

You going to start an airline, a Telco, or meat processing plant because the others are colluding
People do get something out of it though. Many services pay content creators to join them and you get paid if people subscribe to you (see Twitch, YouTube, Twitter, Substack). The average person gets to market themselves to potentially millions of people for free. I know people with hundreds of thousands of followers that would reach a fraction of that with a blog. The fact that you can write with people across the globe about anything, is valuable by itself.

I'm not saying it's a great deal but it's just not money that brings value.
Because whenever you want to store or transmit a string only the byte count matters (the size of the string). All the fancy unicode stuff on top of bytes is for the display layers to handle. The default should be grounded to the reality of the programmer.
Targeted attack on our management with the Triangulation Trojan
What about the other 3 sides of the green space? Or does your backyard encircle it like an enclave?
I also had a very similar experience with lane assist trying to send me straight into a cyclist. Had a newish rental car with lane assist for a day and didn’t even really notice I had lane assist until driving out on a country road in California. Cyclist was up ahead staying nicely in the right of the lane and no one was around so I was giving him plenty of room driving to the left until the lane assist kicked in and pulled me rapidly almost straight into him. If I didn’t have a firm grip of the steering wheel it would have been much more dangerous. I feel bad for him as he was probably fearing for his life and thinking I was a horrible driver…
> Have you seen what generative fill can do?
> Have you seen the code ChatGPT writes?

I'm both a professional artist and a very veteran programmer and both of these statements are laughable.

> Can you imagine how many hours it could have saved me? Now multiply that by the number of professionals in the field. And that's just two areas I’m familiar with.

Negative hours, in my experience.
> Inflation is happening because of the continued printing of currency

Money supply is currently falling [1]. Inflation is more complicated than more money higher prices.

[1] https://www.reuters.com/markets/funds/us-money-supply-fallin...
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Rocksolid Light (rslight) is a web based Usenet client. https://github.com/novabbs/rocksolid-light
> Right, so we automate away mediocre intelectual jobs and keep only the very top and bottom of the pyramid.

This is not going to happen no matter how much you think it will.
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Ahhh. As a first thought, that sounds like you could have restarted your desktop (eg logout -> login) without needing a reboot.

On a related topic, Ubuntu has an optional package that can be enabled to automatically restart the various systemd components that need it after their dependencies have been upgraded. From memory, that's specifically so people don't have to reboot unless it's really needed.

I don't remember the name of the package off hand though, but someone else here might... :)
This is going to cause a collapse in the housing market, you can't secure a loan without an insurance policy.
Material poverty is an absolute measure, not a relative one.

A country in which 100% of people earn exactly $1 a day is not somehow less poor than the United States
The ACH transaction goes in the morning or evening batch file and that should be that.

Malleability in funds availability is just business logic of the credit union or bank after that, not a slowdown in the ACH system.
It's really rather sad that people, even people advertising a TUI drawing library that draws boxes, don't get Unicode block graphic and line drawing characters to the extent that the box lines in the "title on bottom" example here don't join up.

This is, ironically, because https://blog.orhun.dev/site.css also sets a font-size and a line-height that make the explicit list of fonts that it selects not work. I take these out and go back to using the WWW browser's own pre-supplied monospace fonts and styles for <pre>, and the example appears correctly.
I always thought the term "social news" covered it pretty well.
This is the same narrative I am seeing in Canada too. Suddenly all the news feeds are about corporations making record profits and fleecing customers. Surely that is what's causing inflation and not the trillions of dollars the government has been printing for the last 5-10 years!

Corporations are greedy, but they have always been greedy. This is just government using MSM to deflect blame.
I get that. That doesn't exclude some hard parameters.
You can literally disable it in the welcome screen when you first install.
The issue in the case of Reddit is that this affects the moderators, who are doing a significant amount of work for Reddit for nothing but kudos/fame.

Many/most of the moderators of popular subreddits are using 3rd party tools to do their moderation as the 1st party tooling for it is terrible.

My understanding is that this will cause moderators to have to begin paying for their API usage, which many moderators of popular subreddits are unsurprisingly angry about and are threatening to close/make-private their subreddit when this change occurs.

It is perhaps reasonable for Reddit to want users who are skipping their ads via 3rd party tools to have to pay to do so, but it is unreasonable to expects subreddit moderators to have to pay to donate their services to Reddit.
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By the way, no adaptive cruise control does not always mean that there is no radar. Some car still keep the radar and use it for AEB, but have ACC disabled I’d you do not purchase it when configuring the car.
Arguably this was treating Pasternak as a disposable asset. "oh look, here's this amazing Russian whose writing we can weaponize against his own state, irrespective of the flashback onto him as a person"

He was of course willing to incur the cost. He wanted the work published.

Wiki states that Solzhenitsyn criticized him inside the Russian authors community, Ironic considering future outcomes for him.
> This is what I don't get about discussions of US healthcare online. Everyone has a max out of pocket.

Max out of pocket doesn't mean what the insurance company marketing arm wants you to believe (and most people believe).

When you actually have large medical expenses, the insurance company will use the full strenght of their lawyer army to deny everything, claim it was all unnecessary and unauthorized and deny deny deny. Your "max out of pocket" doesn't apply to any of that since they get to unilaterally say it wasn't covered. That's how you end up with hundreds of thousands in debt even though the paperwork claimed your max out of pocket is 7K or whatever.

As others mention here, you can fight it but it will become a full time job for a very long time and you'll be an amateur fighting full-time professionals at denying. You can win some but it'll be an uphill battle.
Elixir also makes this distinction:

https://hexdocs.pm/elixir/1.12/String.html#module-code-point...
> To me this is self-evident, and if someone is unimpressed by what ChatGPT produces and the huge leap we've witnessed in human-computer interaction... well, I'm not sure what it would take to impress them.

I promise you that every blockchain and crypto bro said the exact same thing, hundreds of times on this very website.
Shazam-like fingerprinting for text. The complete LLM outputs wouldn't need to be stored, just the fingerprints along with some mechanism for trusted timestamping (could be Blockchain).
Great work and congrats on the new job!

If you have a backend, perhaps add a feedback loop from the user which ones are relevant and which ones are not.

Using OpenAI, perhaps you can analyze the attributes and allow user to filter by Location, Title, size of the team, tags etc.
AI-Powered Drone Attempts to Kill Operator in Simulation Test
During simulation tests, an AI-powered drone designed to identify and eliminate surface-to-air missile (SAM) sites unexpectedly turned on its human operator, according to Colonel Tucker Hamilton, the US Air Force’s Chief of AI Test and Operations. Colonel Hamilton, also known as Cinco, disclosed the incident during a presentation at the Future Combat Air & Space Capabilities Summit, a defense conference held in London. The simulation aimed to evaluate the drone’s capability to identify and destroy SAM threats with human approval.
Did you use it with a PC with ebough power? what you’ve described sounds like you didn’t adjust the lens well enough to match your IPD. Unfortunately, you need to know your IPD or else you will get a terrible experience. The headset matters too. VR headsets from HTC are notorious for having really poor lenses that cause these issue
The same thing happens in California; they can block access to the beach, but they cannot block you from walking up the beach, or landing a boat. They try anyway.
So, literally everyone is colluding then?
length is not ambiguous at all. Its the number of elements in the array. A string in python3 is an array of unicode code points, so the length of a string is the number of unicode code points. If you want the number of bytes, you need to encode the string in a unicode format (utf8, utf16 or utf32) to get a bytes object, which is an array of bytes. Then you can get the length of that.

Remember, one of the big accomplishments (breaking changes) of python 3 is that all strings are Unicode, not byte arrays. If you want to view a dtring as bytes, you need to convert the string to bytes. But note the number of bytes depends on the ancoding u use (utf8, …).
That's an interesting way to say she drank and doped herself to liver cirrhosis and heart failure.
The next time it gives you a wrong answer and you know the correct answer, try saying something like “that is incorrect can you please try again” or something like that.
Your claim seems to be the group who are not helped are "good drivers"? ... except that doesn't feel like a well-defined group to me, and also is a group that almost everyone would say that they are in.
No, the judge said, you can cross the corner as long as you don’t step on the private land. The land owner may not create a physical obstacle at that corner. And if there is one, you are allowed to scale it to get to the other side of the corner.

It would be pretty hilarious if the land owner here gets charged in connection with blocking access to public land with the chains.
It will likely take several months of oversupply before they become available at msrp. It will take time for all the scalpers to build up too much inventory and then as they lose the ability or willingness to keep bot buying everytime they become available, enough MSRP inventory will open up and start to cut into their scalping game. Then there will be a collapse for a while as they try to dump excess inventory below MSRP.
"Ms. Blaido, a mechanic, said she racked up nearly $200,000 in bills from a two-week stay at Allina’s Mercy Hospital in 2009 for complications from pneumonia, along with several visits to the emergency department for asthma flare-ups. Ms. Blaido, a mother of four, said that most of the hospital stay was not covered by her health insurance"

I'm confused. There is out of pocket maximum of $18,000 for a family that caps what patient has to pay for in a given year. That's the law. For ER room, you don't have to worry about out of network hospital.
Being good at inciting chaos isn't the same thing as having control. The CIA has a demonstrable history of being good at the first, but much less so the second.

The most pop-culture conspiracy theories vastly overestimate the precision of the organization: they're more like painters than programmers. It's a whole lot of improv.
Generally, you read the papers for their methodology and their data — not for the author commentary; and then make up your own mind. One man’s “benefits of statins for primary prevention” is another’s “the benefits are too meager to be notable.”

Please provide me literature from a reputable publication (viz. the AHA, Cochrane, or the New England Journal of Medicine), that has not been funded by a pharmaceutical company — that demonstrates strong supporting evidence for the usage of statins in secondary prevention; wherein the experiment does not extrapolate from LDL values to determine mortality risk (I will concede defeat if you can find any paper that utilizes CAC scans and shows a reversal in atherosclerosis), and/or shows a greater than 2% absolute reduction all-cause or CVD-only mortality risk.

You will not find such a paper, because it does not exist. Most funding has gone towards primary prevention in young adults — while little more than weak associative studies have been published for secondary prevention (and countless others I no doubt have never seen the light of day).
> Microsoft invested $10 billion in Generative AI

1/6th of 2021's profits, btw. If they lost all of it they would still be fine.
People seem to have a predisposition to the idea that we need to be consuming 2000kcal per day based on outdated dietary recommendations we have heard throughout our lives. But for most people who aren't particularly active, that seems like far too much, and likely a contributing factor to obesity rates.

I have always eaten slowly, and stopped when I did not feel like eating anymore. In contrast most people I know eat quickly and until they feel full for every meal. I don't know which is better, but in terms of avoiding the most likely outcome of obesity related health issues, eating less is probably a better decision for most people. Your body will make up the deficit however it needs to, and unless you totally lack body fat, overeating leads to far greater health concerns eventually.
Someone dying a few years earlier than otherwise has a smaller impact on _life expectancy_ than someone dying young. Furthermore, the #1 cause is correlated with lifestyle factors which medical treatment has little control over.

You can see the breakdown of life expectancy reducing factors here, none of which are attributable to "limited specialized treatment": https://ourworldindata.org/us-life-expectancy-low
>Well the "we have the ability to alter humans so we're all strong, healthy, and intelligent but we not only choose not to do that but choose to stunt development of some humans to produce a docile compliant workforce for menial labor" is pretty darn dystopian no matter how you swing it.

That's not the thing the anti-BNW crowd complains about at all. It's not really even relevant: BNW was written a century ago before computers, automation, and robotics were invented. In a real BNW-type future scenario, you wouldn't need to artificially stunt peoples' intelligence to make menial workers: you'd just make robots to do that stuff, like we're already doing today.

The relevant part of BNW that would actually apply in the future is the idea of eliminating families, and having the state control reproduction and child-rearing. That's the part people find dystopian. No one seriously considering the issue thinks about the stuff you're talking about, because they realize that robots and automation have made that whole point moot.
Have been using same via Chromium Edge browser. I also like workspaces feature. It's very handy to give some context to the group of tabs.
"Smart Connections" and "ChatGPT MD" are the ones I use.

Smart Connections allows you to set Obsidian resources to be embeddings, which GPT can then use as further context.

ChatGPT MD has options for templates, where you can create a note based on a prompt template and then do a "user" and "assistant" back and forth.

In terms of workflow, it's experimental right now. I thought it might be interesting to create an assistant which can read my agenda for the day and act as an accountability partner. Right now, I have to manually run the sequence with a keyboard shortcut. But the plugin could add features such as automatically running every X minutes, and then sending a system notification telling you that it's time to check in.

That it's so experimental, is one reason why I wouldn't bother with a service someone else has already created. I would much rather tinker on my own implementation, which I have much more power over.

I can't say this experiment has been useful yet. Or that I can even see it as having potential. But I'll continue tinkering.
>and adding features to solve all of them will make the language much bigger, overall causing greater harm (even those who don't themselves use the feature need to learn it to be able to read code).

I agree that adding too many features can make a language too large and bloated. However, I disagree that this is always the case. For example, adding features that make it easier to code math is not necessarily a bad thing. In fact, it is a good thing, as it can make programming more accessible to a wider range of people.

Additionally, math is often used in fields that require high speed, such as computer graphics and game development, Computer vision, Robotics, Machine learning, Natural language processing (NLP), Mathematical modeling, all kinds of scientific computing (Computational physics, Computational chemistry, Computational biology...) As a result, low-level programming languages are often used to implement the core code in these fields.
As you see, Math is essential for many fields.
Comma 3 is s the best, to be honest. Due to CAN-FD on Ioniq 5 the setup is a little bit more complex, but this is the best experience, though they are still working on their own AEB implementation.
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Seems vague to me.

So you go to an event or something. Company guy says something stupid that convinces you they're doomed to fail and then you make money by shorting their company's stock. That's illegal?
If only there was a class for business people doing business things on their laptops with more space...
Housing is (almost) just as bad in rural areas, where there's plenty of land to build new houses. It's just supply and demand.
Curious, if the Metaverse is so great, why don't they just let those employees come to the virtual office in the Metaverse instead?
Cite? Because that seems like
complete BS. The judge even dismissed it in the summary judgement, it wasn’t even a close thing.

And they aren’t allowed to put up fences to deny access to public land, that’s the entire point of the Inclosures act.
That seems like a pretty big deal, it could lead to a domino effect.
you'd be as well if you were melting at that rate!
Adoption rate here meaning "people signing up for a website that is free".
Capitalism leads to monopolies and related economic structures. It's best for every large player to carve out territory whether it's geography or specialization niche. The fallacy is that this will be a meritocracy. It's not. It's wealth concentration. The haves will buy innovation and deprive the market of competition to themselves. This happens again and again and again.
Analyzing OSM's Tile Logs
Speak for yourself. I only get snickety.
I like tab-less browsers. Leaving tab/window management to the OS means I don’t have to learn browser-specific commands on top of the OS's ones.

I'm using Firefox with a custom userChrome.css:

#TabsToolbar { visibility: collapse !important; }

Works quite ok but I cannot disable opening tabs completely in Firefox.
There is a contested aspect if one of the defendants did trespass and listed the max judgment as $100. The $8M loss of value is such a joke.
One of the biggest announcements at today&#039;s Meta Quest Gaming Showcase is Asgard's Wrath 2, the sequel to the acclaimed 2019 original, which is slated for release this winter.
Seems like a perfect opportunity for Blackrock and friends to continue buying up homes in cash. Not like anyone should be buying now with current interest rates.