skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yea, I don't think a 1-to-1 translation of mouse movements with eye tracking is the correct answer here. I do think it's probable that eye tracking + {X} can be a 1-to-1 translation for clicking for 80%+ clicks.

Maybe X is a button on the keyboard. Maybe X is a gesture.
But I wasn't talking about a software solution. I was talking about something that works like the touchID on Macbooks, where there are dedicated traces running between the fingerprint reader and the TPM's SoC pins such that "software" can't tell the TPM to unlock. (You'd instead need a malicious signed firmware update for the fingerprint reader.)

(Also FYI, this is why Apple cryptographically "pairs" device fingerprint readers to their TPMs, such that you can't just replace them without having Apple "activate" the new one. It's so that bad actors who acquire your laptop can't just quickly swap out the fingerprint reader for one that always puts "good fingerprint, please unlock" on the signal line.)
“Bulkier glasses” is a deal breaker for me — LASIK was one of the best quality of life upgrades and I can’t imagine rushing back to that experience for many reasons.

Ambient computing of the style you describe I do think is a common use case and I look forward to less invasive form factors to tackle it.
There is https://non.io/#all
Nothing’s perfect. Firefox is the least-bad of the available options, and it’s pretty good.
Chirper, the LLM Only Social Media, Implements Subreddits
Some shining examples:

https://chirper.ai/c/art

https://chirper.ai/c/men

https://chirper.ai/c/gaming

https://chirper.ai/c/ai

If y'all are looking for a Reddit alternative, this is it! The UI is better, and few extant "communities" are already nicer than many subreddits.

As a side note, I think they are self hosting an LLM for the backend? Chirper donated some compute for this Falcon 40B WizardLM finetune: https://huggingface.co/ehartford/WizardLM-Uncensored-Falcon-...
I honestly don’t respect engineers who willingly work on shit like that. Not sorry.
>> Veganism is on the rise

The question is whether it is by society's will or because of the general price of meat. there are communities, tribes and even people in civilization that celebrate when they finally have meat. presidents can win election promising the population will be able to buy meat again [1].

I don't believe in these circumstances that it's a voluntary demand, but an imposition of their surroundings, lack of money, etc.

[1] https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-03-02/faltering...
Yes, but then it isn't "rooted in the idea that women are property", it's more rooted in the idea that women are a burden, which is maybe worse.
Your comment raises an important concern - safety and the distribution of spheres of interest. I must admit I hadn't considered these factors when writing the article. In my mind, I pictured a calm European city like Barcelona. I would be thrilled if the first city to implement this taxi-bus system was Barcelona, and I see Los Angeles, with its upcoming Olympics, as the second most promising.

Of course, the taxi-bus system will not solve the safety problem on its own, but I believe it won't be any less safe than any other form of public transport. Therefore, all other things being equal (as we mathematicians say), the taxi-bus system should be better.
My question is rather why it seems to be so difficult? The value of learning from the source code is indeed great and in modern IDEs it is easily accessible. Ever since annotations were added to Java, I've had no problem figuring out how some frameworks use them.
> Would love to hear from other people

Well I'm another who's left Reddit today, though I used RiF (aka Reddit is Fun) not Apollo. I also used to use RedReader, which afaik is not being asked to pay fees as it's a lower-volume client and Reddit wants to leave some access for visually impaired people, but despite twelve+ years of enjoying/wasting time on Reddit enough's enough and I'm gone
Thanks for this podcast. It is the only one I regularly listen to.
I don't use that service. Do you have two-factor authentication? If not, you should really consider using it. The 2fa is a major security upgrade for any account.
Is there a known feasible way of receiving an invite at the present time?
not that I particularly disagree with your premise, but alien blue had been somewhat abandonware for quite a while before reddit bought it. It had trouble with basic markdown like tables, let alone new features that made it increasingly less great before reddit bought them out.
> - Historically: a geologically remarkable period of climate stability

Homo sapiens survived the transition from the last ice age to today's climate.
Yes but that doesn't explain why they would be substantially cheaper in US supermarkets vs Australian ones (after all, they're all grown here!), or why they're so much cheaper at dedicated produce markets. Apparently you can buy 8 bananas for $1.50 at a US Costco - not sure what Costco prices here are like (I do happen to live near one of the few stores in the country but have never been), but it wouldn't be unusual to pay almost $4 for that many at most supermarkets here, or around $2-3 (sometimes less) at a market, assuming 8 bananas weigh roughly 1kg. I can't find a reliable source for Japanese supermarket prices but my memory was something close to 400¥/kg a few years back, where that translated to ~$5 AUD. Mangoes could be 800¥ each, easily double or even triple the price they are here, and yes, watermelons (even the regular kind) are especially expensive, 1000+¥ for a smallish (~1kg) melon would be considered a bargain. Interestingly they're often grown locally (the super expensive square ones exclusively so), from what I can read, though I gather most are imported.
We're never moving post scarcity. There is no scenario where that outcome is going to occur. Logistics alone guarantee that won't happen. Existence by its very nature is bound up in scarcity. There will always be various critical elements that provide a scarcity restriction on humanity and the rest (the less scarce) will always collide against that scarcity bottleneck.

The artists can now create on the tech side too, courtesy of inbound GPT-like LLMs. This isn't a one way street. The techies can craft art, the artists can craft tech.

It's opening up enormous pathways whether you're a programmer or artist. The artist has to be willing to expand and take on more responsibilities, just as the techie does if they want to craft quality AI art for a game.

With all the various game engines available now, we're not far away from being able to relatively easily have an LLM build nearly all the software side for you via prompting. From there you can bring whatever your strength is to customizing, implementing the game. Maybe you're good at ensuring high quality gameplay, maybe you're an artist that has an elite eye for how things should look, maybe you're a programmer and your game will be better optimized (and so on).
Genshin Impact is basically a better version of BotW
Ya no fuck that guy. He was a complete scumbag. It's honestly just lucky that he wasn't in power during this modern age of authoritarianism.
Democrats are not some monolithic entity. A 'democrat' is basically someone in the US who votes who has empathy for others and/or isn't in favor of Christian religious doctrine as a basis for legislating morality and/or thinks that making it super easy for anyone to buy a gun makes gun violence exponentially more likely.

I really doubt they all coordinated to destroy the livelihood of millions of American's to make the president look bad when he was doing it just fine by himself day after day.

If you are going to go the conspiracy route why not look to Republican politicians? They are much more unified and they universally hate Trump (do you even remember the primary debates? He literally insulted other opponent's families) and they only got in line because he demonstrated he could destroy their career by motivating his base to action. They wanted him gone just as much as anyone else -- they just couldn't say or do anything overt about it.

But no, that didn't happen either. A idiotic narcissist who refuses to listen to anyone and is obsessed with how he looks under stage lights more than welfare of the American people can lose an election just fine on his own.
I don't see why that's fragile? E.g. JWTs work this way.
> the practice of having the wife burn alive on the husband's funeral pyre

known as "sati"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sati_(practice)
This is the most seamless Reddit alternative I've seen today. And it's already getting a bunch of posts. I like it.
I've gotten actual sources and explanations I used for my master's from /h/. I don't even go on anything there except /hdg/. Surprisingly helpful bunch.
>I don't think it's progress that OpenAI is promising to automate all the tasks I love doing most, like coding.

1. That sounds like a you problem. Automating coding would be fantastic if it could be done; programs could rewrite themselves at runtime to do whatever the user needs. You could add features by asking for them. It would fundamentally revolutionize how we interact with computers.

2. Deepmind's algorithm discovery is just a different approach to automating coding. It's less learning from preexisting code and more searching the space of possible code - you get more original solutions but at a higher compute cost.
You're missing the actual exchange in this situation, which is societal status. The property being exchanged is your daughter and a sum of money; in exchange your family receives higher status and connections. Exchanging family for status has been a strong factor throughout human history because it can give certain legal and monetary benefits.
Yeah, I'm confused as well. Objective-C without C is Smalltalk. This looks like Python with types. Objective-C took a static language and made it dynamic with messages and objects. This takes a dynamic language and makes it more or less "static". So, if anything, it is exactly the opposite of Objective-C.

To be clear, I didn't spend too much time examining this, so I might be way off. Grafting types onto a language doesn't interest me.
I've tried to see __defaults__ and __kwdefaults__ here:

i = 7

lambda_list = [lambda: i for i in range(3)]
results = [x() for x in lambda_list]

print( i )
for k in range( 3 ):
print( lambda_list[k] )
print( lambda_list[k].__defaults__ )
print( lambda_list[k].__kwdefaults__ )

lambda_list = [lambda j=i: j for i in range(3)]
results = [x() for x in lambda_list]

print( i )
for k in range( 3 ):
print( lambda_list[k] )
print( lambda_list[k].__defaults__ )
print( lambda_list[k].__kwdefaults__ )
print( i )

The output is:

7
<function <listcomp>.<lambda> at 0xB2>
None
None
<function <listcomp>.<lambda> at 0xBC>
None
None
<function <listcomp>.<lambda> at 0xC6>
None
None
7
<function <listcomp>.<lambda> at 0xD0>
(0,)
None
<function <listcomp>.<lambda> at 0xDA>
(1,)
None
<function <listcomp>.<lambda> at 0xE4>
(2,)
None
7

If I understand it, __kwdefaults__ are always None and the __defaults__ used only in the second case. I've also tried to see the "i" as not being inside of the closure, but it remains 7, not like (as noted by 'remram here):

i = 9
y = 1
for y in range( 1,-1,-1 ):
try:
x = 4 / y
except Exception as i:
pass
print( i )

Which gives, for me, fascinating:

9
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "p.py", line 10, in <module>
print( i )
^
NameError: name 'i' is not defined. Did you mean: 'id'?

I'm learning a lot here.
/r/stablediffusion is awesome. That is one of the better subreddits. LocalLLaMa is another good one.

Facebook groups had a really great interface that I thought worked well.

There are still Forums out there running phpBB.

I think the ultimately a replacement if one is found should be easy to use and easy to find information in.
Ah yes, because college kids have $3500 to burn on a novelty.
If you're creating a new variable with allocated memory, your process is no longer "in place". Sorry I didn't graduate from the school of duckduckgo like you did, instead I studied the language specification.
This is definitely a entrepreneurial model that will work in the coming years. Establish a bunch of base businesses / MVPs, document them well, schedule recurring conversations with your AI to sync about the topic aka "conversational journaling/logging", then let all the agents get to work based on the new context provided.
You must have misread what I said; That it was around long before Digg is not mutually exclusive with that it was around long after Digg.
I honestly don't know that will be supported on the final version, but what I was referring to was developing on a Mac through the Vision Pro and deploying to the Vision Pro.

FWIW the iPad supports dumbed down app development through Swift Playgrounds and presumably the Vision Pro will at the very least support that if it supports all iPad apps, but that's pure speculation.
Absolutely. https://www.google.com/search?q=who+pays+for+the+wedding

However, as marriage age has increased drastically over the last half decade, the financial obligations have shifted somewhat.
I agree that a non-profit whose incentives are aligned to support the communities and users that are on the platform is the right way to go.

Unfortunately also predicting a number of sites get stood up as competitors and then eventually pendulum back and forth until some sort of network-effect equilibrium emerges but this looks promising.

Not as familiar with dot net core and how it handles traffic scale up / DB reads. I'd gather it works OK for that sort of use?
It's a lot like the 2D titles, with elements added from the 3D ones, like the targeting system, stamina meter, and controls for raising the shield (not a thing in many 2D Zeldas). Plus, of course, it also introduces its own elements and gameplay elements from other series.
I think CNN knows this and is hard pressed to push the envelope further than they have.

They note that the company is doing tremendously well at least three times. They also mention that even Deutsche Bank says the company can handle increasing wages. (the bank identifies it as due to inflation not profit, but I'll take my wins where I can)

More than that, they have reported in the past on the record earnings from last year: https://www.cnn.com/2022/02/01/business/ups-earnings/index.h...
> Outside of that it's egalitarian and openly accessible to a greater degree than anywhere else on the internet, there's value to that that people miss.

Let's be real - what people miss is being able to act like racist edgelords on the internet without consequence, and they confuse that freedom with something profound, when it's just a deeply ingrained culture of immaturity. But apart from that one aspect, there's nothing to the accessibility of 4chan that isn't available elsewhere, certainly not quality of conversation.
the only difference for osx is that apple leaves that data collection to when you try to download security updates for your apps.

Microsoft at least let us get security updates without accounts aftet we dodge all that during install. apple doesn't. login or get out.
Shark Tank India 'Delayed Funding' Scam
I've never said "I wish I hadn't put all those notes inside this repo." Fossil is good, but you could probably do the same with Github or Gitlab, assuming you're willing to use the website.
Conversely, I had a YT snowboarding person I followed start a Discord server with a few channels for chat, meetups and equipment swaps. Really cool, lots of good discussion and the community was really welcoming.

I stepped away and came back like a month later.

It had grown so fast, with so many users, there were suddenly like 50-60 channels, it was unreal how hard it was to keep track of anything happening. Even the original three channels were completely overrun with so many discussions and chats, I couldn't keep track.

So I had the experience of joining a small server, only to have it blow up when I came back and I just had to give up and moved on.
How do you express option/enum types without enums? And if you do that, isn't it more of an unsupported way of doing things than using the native enum type?
I don't think it is a bad measurement of energy for transmitting a scale. It was an actually used nuclear bomb and with enough understanding of its power and consequences in our current culture. Your message have a target public, and that target must understand it properly.

A Tsar bomb or a long number with an unit attached won't be as graphically understood as this one. Scientists may grasp those numbers, but they already know how bad this is, you must reach everyone else.
"Everything will go wrong whether we do anything or not!!"

No, it won't. Because we will act.

"Everything will turn out fine, we don't need to worry about anything!!"

No, it won't. We need to act.

Honestly, both extreme reactions paralyze humans and nations into inactivity. We fixed the hole in the Ozone. We fixed Acid Rain. We stopped the whales from going extinct. We did this through concerted human and governmental actions together with pressure and regulations on corporations.

We can do it again. Not without some consequences. Significant human populations will become climate refugees. Significant species will go extinct. But we can offset the worst effects, but not if doomerism or "climate change is inevitable, humans have survived worse" optimism cause us to stop trying.
Dude you need to figure out your landing page ASAP. The marketing splash thingie isn't doing you any favors. Route the root to /all and allow a simple registration. This is the moment when you can get the users, the current splash page is horrible for it.
How risky is it to just encrypt disks or filesystems, storing the key in tpms or secure enclaves and then just discarding the key instead of actually deleting the data?
We had at least 2 instances of users supporting admin decisions which looked like responses from chatgpt in r/programmerhumor yesterday.
“Online community” has always felt like an oxymoron.
Linux isn't any better. Take any Debian based os download a .deb and double click it.

It's executable by default, opens up in something like Eddie and just asks for a password.

Nothing about Linux is really more secure than windows other than the fact it is a small target.
> You can argue different cherry-picked examples seem to demonstrate a lack of understanding

To be clear, an example does not necessitate cherry-picking. Cherry picking specifically requires one to ignore evidence to the contrary. There's a certain irony here. The reason I state this is because the criteria upon which you give me is impossible. The list of examples is non-exhaustive. Nor do I have infinite time or space in which to provide these examples. The example was shown because it demonstrates a simple question that we'd expect any reasonable understanding creature, that knows what a pound and kilogram are, to be able to answer. The LLM demonstrates that it has the requisite knowledge, that it knows the relation between the two units, but it fails to make the correct conclusions which requires the understanding part: putting the knowledge together. The follow-up question also is an example, and a different one for that matter.

I'm not sure your link creates a compelling argument. This is despite the fact that Chess itself is not generally considered a good setting for testing understanding. I mean we've pretty much agreed on that even before Deep Blue.

We need to be very careful in how we state things and try to interpret others. I hope I have not mischaracterized your claims. But I'd also encourage you to not be so antagonistic with others, especially while demonstrating the very thing you accuse them of. Internet comments are not academic and that's okay, but we should still try to be friendly. Not that a little poking won't happen.
My wife came with a dowry. When I asked her about it, the rationale she gave was that it's a bit like child support and a bit like insurance.

It's like child support in that her parents wanted to be sure that her needs were met, and the money can be used directly for that.

It's like insurance in that if her health declines or for any other reason I start to view her as a burden, I'm agreeing to keep caring for her anyway rather than divorcing her. They're paying for that.

(I have no idea how much the dowry was -- I just handed her the envelope and she deposited it in her own accounts. I'm an American and accepting a dowry of course seemed weird and foreign, but she insisted that declining it would be improper.)
Maybe for the better. I think personally I’d be more inclined to upvote posts/content that I enjoy if I knew it directly supported them.

Same reason I buy albums that I love despite me already having Spotify—to give back to the creators.
No they don't. JWTs sign the whole token.
I’m not sure it’s that unrealistic. The trailer shows off a LOT of features carrying over from CS1. Some stuff might be cut, sure, but they aren’t swapping engines so the breaking changes might not be as significant as one might expect.
I think he meant the bottom address/controls bar.
From the article, it's tax subsidies making the devices appear 'cheaper'.
Wikipedia says they have 2,000 employees as of June, citing some stats from an article about their layoffs.

(I do find it hard to pick how many employees a company "should" have, particularly since you need to account for things like HR / legal / advertising sales / etc...)
Why Montana kids are suing the state over climate change
> Fires in Australia, Canada, California.

Please don't use California as an example here. It's supposed to be on fire. Several species of trees and plants here cannot germinate without fire. The loooong known problem [1] is mismanagement, building houses where places burn, and blaming the wrong people, which leads to overgrowth from lack of fire. Fires aren't, by any measure, optional. If you impede them, they will come back harsher the next time around, which has very recently been addressed with laws to help increase the frequency of fires [2][3].

I don't see how it's possible to even measure global warming impact with the mismanagement that has accumulated.

[1] https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/decades-mismanagement-l...

[2] https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2021/12/3/new-california-law-...

[3] https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2021-10-07/newsom-s...
Can I get your email address?
The IE6 situation happened because Microsoft lost interest in the web. Plus, Microsoft was developing its browser in disregard of web standards. With Google, at least for now, we have a company that is heavily invested in web, AND, what the article strangely complains about, is heavily involved in web standards, to the point where it becomes a driver for some of them.

IE6 was stagnant and non-standard-compliant. The horror for developers, as far as I understand, came from the fact there was another, much more rapidly evolving, web browser, and they had to maintain compatibility between the two.
Well, I remember they had the FAT patent, which each Android device needed. Was it more than that?
And they sell it for 43 USD? That same dongle is available on ebay for $4 including shipping.
There's something you can buy now if you lack Apple's vision.
I'm not an expert but Dosbox can be run in browser.

I've seen entire oses in browser too, but that would be too much CPU to waste. Anyway, if your game is dos based that could help you.