skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It doesn't have anything to do with tokenization. You can define binary addition using symbols, e.g. a and b, and provide properly tokenized strings to GPT-4. GPT-4 appears to solve the arithmetic puzzles for a few bits, but quickly falls apart on larger examples.
This was covered by a different "news" patient that put the blame is squarely and solely on the cost of living being so high that regular folks cannot afford to live in San Francisco.

I think the person interviewed in the article got it more right (heh):

' "This place is somewhere to get away from what's happening on the streets."'
"I don't believe in censorship" is a political position, and political positions have no obligation to reflect reality.
Hey, in this article I talk about how I successfully migrated my blog site to Nuxt 3 from standalone, client side rendered Vue 3. And yes, it is the page itself that got migrated!
Right, exactly. It takes advantage of systemic problems and relies on the perpetuation of those very problems for its continued feasibility and existence. This is why it feels kinda dirty and wrong to us even though it has a surface presentation of being "morally good".

It's sort of like a recast economic version of colonial white savior ideology—"educate" the primitives—"donate" to the impoverished, all while ensuring the inequalities and social division persist.
Just increase interest rates and keep them around 6 percent forever. I'd bet many of these Wall Street funds stop buying SFHs. Federal reserve wants to keep the interest rates around 2 percent, because anything higher than that means that the inflation in the states is rising. Keeping the interest rates low (hence, the appearance of low inflation) is a facade to keep the USD as the reserve currency.
What if it prompts an amazing windfall of so much unused indoor space? No it's a crisis. This is why we can't have nice things and why the concept of 'post scarcity' is delusional.
The founder of Boston Beer Company (brewers of Sam Adams) has talked about how beer drinkers now want to try one of everything and are endlessly moving from label to label, whereas in the past drinkers would settle on one brand and stick with it for years. This hurts the “small” (versus “micro”) brewers like Anchor because they’re viewed as “too corporate”.
Karl Marx answered all of these questions back in the 20th century.
The Guardian's opinion pieces can be downright unhinged and their headlines can have a partisan spin. But the actual reporting is usually solid.
Might not take the other side of that...
> incentivize utilizing them longer

This is the problem. More people will use them when they are in an unsafe state (low tread depth/bald/cords showing)
There are a lot more people who upvote zero effort memes though.
Many community-created pages for cities are run BY the city themselves on Facebook. That's my point.
Remember, if you are not paying for it then you are the product.
One issue is that the amount per upvote is only known at the end of the month - only then you know how many upvoted to split the $1 over.
> even with the excess ground litter

With the nearly 30 years of mismanagement, I'm having trouble understanding how that conclusion can be so easily made. From your link:

> While an increase in temperatures and dryness has been identified to be one of the major drivers of increased summer forest burned area (BA), the extent to which such changes are due to natural variability or anthropogenic climate change remains unresolved
> Such is progress - there is no more regional taste, only trend

Can you tell that to Yuengling, I would really like to partake in their beer without having to fly to Philly
Experimental physics works a bit differently than most people think. While string theory was/is popular, very few hold it as certainty. From the very beginning the discussions around it were that it was a non-testable theory. While out-group conversations around physics are "physicists believe" in-group conversations are more "the leading theory is". Uncertainty is deeply ingrained in the study and the focus is more around making our knowledge less wrong rather than proving something correct/making our knowledge correct. Subtle, but notably different. It is the reason you always see quotes with qualifiers like "should" or "we think" and rarely certainty (easy to miss if you aren't looking).

These distinctions matter when you create experiments and interpret results. They generally don't matter to the layman, since an authoritative answer is good enough. But they do matter if you need to do any form of evaluation, as essentially what I'm talking about is the importance of including error and uncertainty. Which btw, particle physics often has a uniquely tight bound: 5 sigma. You'll even notice CERN's blog post about 5 sigma has lots of qualifiers, does not suggest it claims certainty, how it isn't alone enough, and even references that there are good arguments for even higher bars. It's a different language than people are used to.

https://home.cern/resources/faqs/five-sigma
I've always wondered if Daniel gets a particular amount of email of this sort because his address includes "haxx"--for someone without tech savvy, it's not all that much of a jump to assume an email that includes something sounding like hacking is the email of the hacker that has attacked them.
What is happening in the craft beer market?

Ballast Point had a similar trajectory. They got bought for a gigabuck and now are just gone.

Why the hell would you buy a company and then screw it up? In the case of Ballast Point, all Constellation Brands had to do was leave the bought company alone.

And, no, I don't believe that the issue is because you can buy great beers in every market. Hogwash. Maybe I can buy IPA, IPAer, IPAest, and IPAestest in every market--maybe. However, dark, heavy porters like old school Victory at Sea seem to be very thin on the ground nowadays.

(Side question: Why is everything in craft brew now shipping in cans instead of bottles? When did that happen?)
The fundamental theories we have is Quantum Electrodynamics and Quantum Chromodynamics.

This new experiment tells you that "modern nuclear forces, including those derived within chiral effective field theory" break down and cannot be used to describe what they observed. Here is the arxiv: https://arxiv.org/abs/2112.10582

It just tells you that their effective theory is no longer effective in these circumstances. Unless you actually observe something contradicts QED+QCD calculations, nothing fundamental is wrong.

I can't believe they pick such a clickbaity title for a serious publication and let quanta magazine publish an even more clickbaity article about it. Well, I guess they need more funding.

[EDIT] PS. The science is sound and suggests that nuclear physicists must refine their theories to match observations. This also encourages those working on QED+QCD, as increased computational power may enable precise form factor calculations for comparison with experiments.
"people realize they can wear their clothes for more than one year, prompting a clothing industry crisis"
Wayland works okay for me so far!

All you need to do is share the compositors socket and /dev/dri with the "container" and it "just works" for me!

I do not have xwayland enabled either, all of the software I use is wayland native!
Show HN: Blueprint Visual Game Programming
hi, I am working on an indie FPS game written 100% in Unreal's Blueprint visual scripting language. I did zero C++. (Yes, of course the Unreal Engine itself is all C++.) I tend to like the general idea of visual programming, so it was mostly fun to do. However there are plenty of UI/UX issues with the paradigm and the specific implementation in Blueprints.

Who else has done visual programming for shipping projects? Blueprints? LabVIEW? Enso? Scratch? et. al.

(I am continually pushing new updates to the Steam version but there is also an old free demo zip on itch.io.)
Monetizing content does not increase its “quality” in some absolute sense.

Monetizing content causes creators to create the content that monetizes the best.

Long thoughtful posts may be the highest “quality” across multiple dimensions, but a meme or witty joke is likely to garner a tip from more people because it’s more accessible, digestible, and can pander to baser emotions easier.

I don’t think any micro transactions based reward system for commenters will create a dynamic diverse flourishing community of communities like Reddit. It will feed on whatever gets the tips until only a certain demographic sticks around to tip each other and receive tips (aka patting each other on the back)

Reddit’s largely anonymous rewardless system means you only comment if you actually care. Money can’t buy that.
Same experience in Colombia (3 different malls, 2 different cities).

And like someone said below, much less space wasted on parking (more buildings, less actual parking since taxis are so cheap)
It doesn’t sound like this is necessarily a challenge to the Standard Model, only to one of the ways of approximately deriving predictions about the strong force.
Basically HitLeap as a service? Thats a lotta bots!
This is what makes me uncomfortable -- if you have to be seen giving something away then you're not really doing it for altruistic purposes.

Also, this isn't strictly a Christian concept, but similar ideas exist in

Judaism: https://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/256321/jewish...

Buddhism: https://www.learnreligions.com/perfection-of-giving-449724

Islam: https://www.quranexplorer.com/blog/Education-In-The-Light-Of...

Hinduism: https://www.hindupedia.com/en/Ideals_and_Values/Charity_and_...?
correct URL is:

https://github.com/sqlite/sqlite/blob/master/src/os.h
> the defining trait of a village is that it’s group of people where the average interaction over time is with people you’ve seen before.

This finally made it click for me why I stopped playing online multiplayer games when dedicated servers were abandoned in favor of matchmaking. All the villages were gone.
I don't know any lawyers who think dumb software patents are good, including my own patent lawyers.
Flying Dog from MD did the same thing

Craft beer grew quickly since the mid 2000s, helped along by PE money, and now it's time to cash out

Apparently 2023 is the year to cash out
I moved to TextMate. I can't remember why. Is either of them better than the other these days? I feel like TextMate has been slightly abandoned.
You could get it running and learn how cars work in the process.
$54m was just a forbes estimate and that was 2 years ago in 2021. He reached 50M subscribers sometime in 2021, 100M subscribers in July 2022, in June 2023 he has 163M. Then if you look at video views, he was doing about 500M/month all of 2021-2022 but in only 2023 he is doing 1000M baseline with spikes to 1500M-1800M for some of the big hitters.
See: https://socialblade.com/youtube/user/mrbeast6000
Also: https://www.forbes.com/sites/chloesorvino/2022/11/30/could-m...

That's just his main channel, he has many other large channels (Beast Gaming, Beast Reacts) plus the other social platforms (TikTok, etc).

Then in the last 2 years he launched Beast Burger and Feastables (mostly chocolate bars currently). There are some public numbers about $10m revenue on feastables in the first few months and over $100m of revenue on beast burger orders sometime last year.

He spends a lot, talks about it a lot, $2-4 million per video on each main channel video. He has also talked a lot about re-investing everything back into the channel to grow and grow. Which seems evident by the growth rate if nothing else.

That's just snippets of info and I'm not remotely experienced enough in any of these spaces to make any attempt at a real number but between the increased views, feastables and beast burger I don't see how it's any less than 100s of millions of revenue at this point. My main point, though, is that he has grown a lot from 2021-2023 where that $54m number came from :)

But having said that.. he was still very popular and long on the front page of YouTube back in 2021 perhaps with those much more modest numbers.

Something like this is worth a watch. While I'm sure there is plenty he doesn't talk about, he talks about a lot publicly including money spent, strategies, statistics, etc:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGrk7Mzm4uo
Does that mean you have to bring the whole app down if you need to manually insert something in sql?
Agreed. As long as we are to have a continually inflating currency, the primary responsibility/expectation for monetary creation needs to be moved to the legislative/executive branches of the government - so the new money can at least be directed to purposeful endeavors. As opposed to the system of the past several decades whereby the Federal Reserve continually decreases interest rates, making most new money flow to the banks who then just use it to continue bidding up the leveraged asset bubble.
A hilarious example is /r/buttcoin, a satirical crypto sub, and the tremendous amount of butt porn I've been pmed by bots since joining.
> We’re beyond peak craft brew.

Peak craft beer implies that the trend is now on a downward trajectory. I don't know if that is the case, craft beer feels really ingrained in the culture at this point.

1. Is there a decrease in craft breweries being started, or total gallons of craft beer being produced?

2. Is there a decrease in beer brewing hobby supplies?
> It’s either an attempt to put the scariest-looking skull(s) on the label

One of the people behind Liquid Death water was on NPR some weeks back, and basically their entire deal, as told by him, was just taking canned water and applying craft beer branding.

Not to knock it, evidently it worked and, as far as the product and concept, was all they needed. Just thought it was funny—yeah, why not put an edgy name and skulls all over water?
And such power dynamics are (at least partially, if not to great extent) enabled by the fact that late-stage capitalism like we have in the US emphasizes individual wealth over social support systems that would otherwise redistribute wealth, make people more equal (read: give them less undue power over each other), and generally remove the conditions of possibility for this sort of content.

I'm sorry but to watch Mr Beast's videos and turn around and say "it has nothing to do with capitalism" stinks to me of the worst kind of kool-aid drinking and willful ignorance. This isn't an either/or game. You can remain a capitalist and still be aware of the inherent flaws of the approach when it lacks proper guardrails, acknowledge the real problems we have, and level critiques to try and make the system more equitable. People get so dogmatic about it, it's practically a religion.
No, it’s not poverty porn if it’s not showing the poverty. Poverty porn requires the demonstration of how life changing it is.
Today we learned that r/css hasn’t had any functioning mods in many years, yet it hasn’t been over run, yet.
> but there's a wide range of views out there that are labelled hate that might not be so

There's also a wide range of views out there that are correctly labelled hate.
Reminds me of those DVD players that advertised 'UPSCALE TO 720p' features.
Current LLM’s are also piss poor general learners, they are however really good at learning specific things which people value highly.
I remember arguing for tabs, and he was like, "LOL I don't think so". So how'd that turn out?
Is there a legitimate way to get the weights to actually use this without filling in forms?
> L1 cache sizes are generally somewhere around 16-64 KB these days, so it seems like there wouldn't be a big difference here.

Would you want to depend on a C library that claims all 64kb of your L1 cache for itself? Of course not. You'd want to use a library that stays out of the way, so that your code can be the one exploiting system resources.
User hostile redesigns that ultimately (after several redesigns) alienated users.

Not unlike what's happening to Reddit these days.
Has Apple done other pieces like this? This is the first time I’ve read one of these, and it was quite good!

I’d always heard Rich’s name tossed around as a developer’s developers, but learned a lot more about him and his thinking from this article.
Well, you can get Yuengling in Texas, last I checked.
Everybody's been working on a Reddit-like platform, including Paul Graham, who called his Hackernews.

I think it's fine if you realize that the value lies in the community, not the platform itself. Online communities used to cluster around the 31 flavors of forum/web BBS, so if you have interesting topics to build a small community around your software may flourish based on those.
I'm not sure I'm personally convinced LLMs are bad at arithmetic, I think they might just approach it differently to us.

Something you'll find if you ever train a neural network to learn a mathematical function is that it will only ever approximate that function. It won't try to guess what the function is exactly like a human might do.

For example consider, f(1) = 2, f(2) = 4, f(3) = 6, f(4) = 8, f(5) = 10.

As a human you know how important precision is in maths and you know generally humans like round numbers so you naturally assume that, f(x) = x2

Neural networks don't have these biases by default. They'll look for a function that gets close enough maybe something like, f(x) = x1.993929910302942223

From a neural network's perspective the loss between this answer and the actual answer is almost so trivial that it's basically irrelevant.

Then a human who likes round numbers comes along and asks the network, what's f(1,000)? To which the neural network replies, 19939.3

Then the human then goes away convinced the AI doesn't know maths, when in reality the AI basically does know maths, it just doesn't care as much about aromatic precession as the human does. Because again, to the AI 19939.3 is a perfectly acceptable answer.

So now for fun let me ask ChatGPT some arithmetic questions...

> ME

> what's 2343423 + 9988733?

> ChatGPT

> The sum of 2343423 and 9988733 is 12392156.

WRONG! It's actually 12332156. That's an entire digit out and almost 0.5% larger than the actual answer!

> ME

> what is 8379270 + 387299177?

> ChatGPT

> The sum of 8379270 and 387299177 is 395678447.

Er, okay, that was right. Bad example, let me try again.

> ME

> what is 2233322223333 + 387299177?

> ChatGPT

> The sum of 2233322223333 and 387299177 is 2233322610510.

WRONG! It's actually 2233709522510. That's 6 digits out and almost 0.02% smaller than the actual answer!

If you take a more open minded view I think it's fair to say ChatGPT basically does know arithmetic, but its reward function probably didn't prioritise arithmetic precision in the same way a decade of schooling does for us humans. For ChatGPT having a few digits wrong in an arithmetic problem is probably less important that its reply containing that sum being slightly improperly worded.

I guess what I'm saying is that I'm not sure I quite agree with the author that LLMs don't do arithmetic at all. It's not that they're trying to guess the next word without arithmetic, but more that they're not doing arithmetic the same as we humans do it. Which is may have been the point the author was making... I'm not really sure.
> the feeling that people who already feel disenfranchised about life feel when they can't even vent about stuff on the Internet

Well, then why don't they vent about this stuff in person? Surely that's an even better marketplace of ideas.
Editing perl in BBEdit. What a wonderful tool!
here is an interesting reading list with anti-left / post-left anarchism references: https://raddle.me/wiki/reading (and not just "ancap" capitalist libertarianism which doesn't belong)

I'm still learning but am trying to start a worker coop as well
Per our new electronic friend:

"
The weight of a molecule of water (H2O) is the sum of the weights of the two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom that compose it. Here are the atomic weights of these elements:

Hydrogen (H): Approximately 1 atomic mass unit (amu)
Oxygen (O): Approximately 16 amu
So for a molecule of water:

2 Hydrogen atoms: 2 * 1 amu = 2 amu
1 Oxygen atom: 16 amu
Adding these together gives a total of 18 amu for a molecule of water.

This means that a molecule of water has the same weight as the sum of the weights of the two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom that compose it, because the molecule is simply a combination of these atoms. There's no loss or gain in weight when the atoms combine to form the molecule.

However, this does not take into account the minor decrease in mass that occurs during the formation of a water molecule due to the conversion of some mass into binding energy according to Einstein's equation E=mc^2. This decrease is incredibly small and generally not considered in standard atomic weight calculations, but it does technically make the water molecule ever so slightly lighter than the sum of its constituent atoms."
CV doesn't decide what it is used for. You could start a company that uses CV to track the health of the global polar bear population. And please, bring up the 'facial recognition is biased against race/gender' anecdote for the one millionth time.
Not so wild IMO. I frequently have trouble loading pages on Reddit so I suspect any additional pressure could push it over the edge. It might be as simple as more users checking in to see if their favorite Reddit has gone private or shut down.
Summer is a great time to check it out.
I think it's the last one. It's the ultimate subscription.
I stopped drinking Yuengling when they got cozy with Trump in 2016. So many other superior breweries in Philly - Yards, Victory, Attic just to name a few.
> t's trivial and cheap to make water harder, home brewers do it all the time to replicate specific styles

I'm aware of this. I did it for my ribbon-winning brews. It is cheap at the home brewer scale, but at commercial scales, maybe not so much.

> can be shipped

Sure, it's possible to get genuine Saaz hops shipped from the Czech Republic to California. Again, A home brewer might be willing to shell out top dollar for a few ounces, but cost and availability is going to be a much larger factor. I've know craft brewers to abandon making certain styles because of uncertain supplies of key hops, and being unwilling or unable to switch to a similar variety.

There's a reason why so many the American West Coast IPA became a style defined by Centennial, Cascade, Mosaic, Amarillo, Chinook, Simcoe, Strata or Citra, and not like English IPAs and their Target, First Gold, English Goldings and Fuggles
Shoo. You're ruining the web!
The president is the head of the bureaucracy. He's the source authority. Classification is for his benefit, so that people under him don't disclose secret information.
However as the source authority, he can disclose at will.

You don't have to take my word for it.

Here's a Lawyer going over all the legal and constitutionals problems with this indictment.

https://rumble.com/v2tn4ac-get-this-video-to-trump-barnes-br...
BTW, BBEdit has a `hard wrap` scripting command with a limit option (page guide, window width, character width).

And, no, GPT is not a tool for factual verification, it creates probable chains of words that are likely to be found impressive by humans.
> the other side is literally calling for their extermination

Did the trans community seige mentality get you to write that previously?
Single family homes are about the worst thing you can rent out if you're not counting on appreciation.
Just curious then...why use it? Do you take photos for yourself, or do you like to do it for a small audience? And if the audience on it is small, and your potential audience on IG is small, why not just use IG where you have a chance of getting a bigger audience?
Aw I’m glad to hear that