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lol, are you seriously trying to state that there's been zero evolution in coding practice in 30+ years?

Do you still using CVS as well? Is OOP the only way to live in your world? Java+Flash seems like a great way to make interactive web pages. Let's concat together some sql with user input and pass it straight into the database.

Gotta ship that project with some Extreme Programming. Do you still believe a programmer with 20+ years of experience but can't navigate modern tools, scaffolding, and methodology and hasn't grown and evolved their skills is more valuable than a programmer with 2 years of experience?

I am a hack programmer at best and I can admit that. But I've also worked with and managed the best and the worst of engineers and it takes about 5 seconds to smell out the BS and the people who are locked into their ways.

Yeaaaaah.... read what I wrote again repeatably above until you don't represent it.
No it doesn't. Israel doesn't have a constitution. It doesn't separate the senate and congress so there's no oversight other than the supreme court.

Removing that power of oversight would effectively eliminate democracy.

There's no "middle" here. The PM driving this is undergoing a criminal trial and is using this to get out of his legal troubles. His coalition are using it to completely eliminate human rights in the occupied territories.

It's one of those very clear black and white situations.
I know Zapier has new LLM features but I haven't done in a detailed comparison. I would be curious if the Magic Loops creators could speak to what their product does that is different. On first glance, it seems to do less than Zapier, which isn't necessarily a bad thing, just that it might excel for different use-cases.
I don't think cigarette taxes have been keeping up with inflation. They are like $12 for a pack now in Seattle, they were $10 a pack 7 years ago. So oddly enough, given the recent bout of inflation, they are actually affordable again.

In Sydney, they are $37AU a pack, or about $24 USD.
> investing in a nice fountain pen

online, the Goulet Pen Company is the place for you. https://www.gouletpens.com/
Nice headline.
They only did that because they were overtaken by the senate due to election problems.

Imagine giving all of the power to a very right wing congress with zero oversight...
That’s a good question and I can’t give a straight answer, because we are actually on three year lease plans through a vendor (think HPE). I know we get a pretty decent deal in general from them since we have basically an entire data center worth of hardware from them, but I don’t know how good the deal is on the GPUs, since they’re in such high demand.
>> and remember that Air Force pilots aren't supreme authorities for objectively assessing parallax and assigning airspeed to all moving objects while flying a fucking cracker attached to a rocket.

They don't need to be "supreme authorities" on anything -- they have insane technology acting as their eyes and as their objective measuring and tracking systems.
Nobody said it's the defininig concept in the scientific method. It's just a characteristics that scientific claims (by whatever method they were produced) must have.

Suppose we have not done any scientific investigation at all yet, and just have a hypothesis about something. That hypothesis should be a falsifiable statement, otherwise it is not something that can be investigated (e.g. by a scientific method). It doesn't define the method, but it defines the characteristics of some of the inputs and outputs.
Perhaps they aren't. TeXmacs is also from the 1990s and from your brief description, no compelling reason was offered to prefer them. :p
We are at the moment in time when LLMs are going from academia to engineering. It's pretty exciting. This is what the process looks like – people reading research papers, doing a bit of practical no-nonsense engineering, and sharing learnings with other engineers.

This will be on youtube as part of various "Top 5 tips to run AI in your app" in about 2 to 3 months.

And yes right now the challenge is figuring out how to productize these LLM things. The researchers are off figuring out what comes after LLMs, we're over here figuring out what to do with these things and how.
Judaism doesn't proselytize. It goes out of its way to reject converts[1]. It actively encourages questioning and critical thinking[2]. These attributes are contrary to cults.

1. https://judaism.stackexchange.com/questions/17635/was-judais...

2. https://www.chabad.org/parshah/article_cdo/aid/3574984/jewis...
What does the version control system have to do with build times and multi-tasking? I use jj in repositories with long builds, but I don't see what it has to do with that.
That's the thing about shame, it's NOT your own standards, it's society's (your parents') standards that have been inculcated into you since before you were born. I remember a post by a guy on reddit who was waiting for his g/f in a gas station and tried on some sunglasses on the rack before he realized they were women's sunglasses. and he felt such an immense shock of shame that he almost threw them on the floor. He realized how ridiculous this was (hence the post) but it doesn't matter, that shame runs really deep and takes a long time and a huge personal effort to truly overcome. This is why people have had such a hard time coming to terms with being gay, and that leaks out in all kinds of terrible ways.

If society only used shame for truly reprehensible, amoral, antisocial behavior, then sure, the original commenter is making a great point. But shame has been weaponized. Look around you. People are being shamed for being poor, fat, disabled, lazy, oversexed, undersexed, voting wrong, not voting, you name it. So some of us live in a state of constant shame for innocuous behavior and others of us cope by becoming shameless. Even here, you're trying to cast shame upon the shameless, with "refusing to feel shame is embracing evil".
Presumably everything in the chain, every junction, would also need to be a pure super conductor? Anything else would be susceptible to instantly melting or vaporising.

So unless someone comes up with super conducting welding I guess that would mean no junctions.
On a longer time scale, most corporations eventually go bankrupt. Most countries eventually undergo some kind of violent transition in which the new government repudiates old debts. This is a form of "retirement", but it's harder to predict those events than with individual human retirements.
> Yes, that's essentially their point—REST started as a description of a good hypertext architecture and was coopted to describe just about any JSON API. HATEOAS only makes sense in the original context.

I don't think that your opinion is valid. What you refer as "JSON API" is actually just resources being represented with a specific JSON-based media type, in the same way that opening a page is actually a resource represented as a HTML-based media type. Some web scrapers are basically HATEOAS clients.
One of our Discord members had a prototype implementing support in IntelliJ if you want to try that. Other than that, I'm not aware of any jj GUI clients. However, you can use jj directly in Git repositories with the colocated mode and then continue using your preferred Git GUI client. (Obviously, you miss out on the jj-only features.)
I benefit a lot from free internet services. This is preying on that convention.

The web would be a very different place if people felt OK paying for the value brought into their lives by services that are free today. I also feel that in that world, this would not be necessary.

So, the state of things is the state of things... :/
Tangent.

> I wrote this post and then GPT-4 fixed my grammer and spelling

I wrote an Autohotkey + Go script that I constantly use for fixing grammar using ChatGPT's API. You can select the text, press F8, wait a bit, and your input will be replaced by correctly grammatical text. The only catch is that it "fixes" the tone and makes it professional, which is kinda annoying.

Feel free to try it out: https://github.com/anyfactor/Chatgpt_grammar_checker
Found one problem - when I get a really big json (e.g. https://a.4cdn.org/g/catalog.json, sorry for a 4chan example), I can't pass it into the code block because I get "{ "error": "limits.read.size", "message": "Failed while reading stream: Max output size exceeded (100000 bytes)" }"

Is there no way to bypass this currently?
> morning at the airport as your wife waits for you to find the tickets.

Hah oh the flashbacks. I've literally done this. Except — ironically — I was keeping the tickets in the airline's app.

The airlines app, idiotically, needed the network to fetch the tickets. The airport's network was misconfigured, as many are: it had one of those idiotic "proxy all traffic to the captive portal"¹ things, so the airline app was confused about why its AJAXs weren't returning the right stuff. But in the moment (i.e., TSA) I wasn't grokking that the error from the app was a lie because the network was malicious.

Perhaps Emacs could have saved me…?

(What I do now is open the ticket beforehand and then screenshot it so that it's local. And we also bring paper fallbacks. Paper cannot have it's packets captured.)

¹There's a proper way to do captive portals. This ain't it.
Unless you have a way to manually control the focus, I doubt it. Tracking a tiny target like that above a magnet would confuse the auto focus on just about any camera. With manual focus and very steady hands, maybe?

The best results I've had with small things are using the super zoom telephoto lenses like on samsung s22. I haven't seen a smartphone macro lens that takes decent photos of things yet (unless the subject is perfectly still). Perhaps the latest gen has found a way but in smartphone land you're mostly relying on software post processing since they capture so little light.
Brrrr I'm really scared for the sixth time!

I believe in the power of co-operation and human creativity.

But our problem is not nature, but ourselves, our in-fight.

On the other hand, our (elite) leaders believe that the problem is not climate challenges, but us, the humans.

And they are too shy to tell it.
I think this is a false assumption.

I run Brave with privacy features on, on a Linux laptop, and I have not had any issues with employment, at both startups and very large tech companies. Facebook, for example, didn't care that I didn't use Facebook or have an Instagram account.

Often, the most useful perspective is not the one that regresses to the mean.
> this is about twice the size of an AirTag.

Seems like an odd design choice to me. If Samsung wants to compete with Apple, as they often do, why would they so egregiously miss the mark on such an important metric?
Ah yes, the eternal arms race.
Chrome has breakpoints within the line too. They aren't particularly great though.
I had heard of almost none of these HTML elements, and that's such a shame, because they could seriously help put the "we need JavaScript for every gosh darn thing" ecosystem to an end (or at least return JS to what it was originally meant to be: a way to add some flair, some interactivity, some whatever, but not necessarily a replacement for all of your markup and a full-DOM manager).

I'm starting to think my dream browser might be something like visurf https://sr.ht/~sircmpwn/visurf/ but with the underlying Netsurf engine updated to support various modern HTML+CSS, such as these elements. I bet you could have a nearly JS-free smolweb through that browser that:

1. is more accessible (in the "doesn't break screenreaders, system theming, keybinds, etc" way)

2. could be made to use way fewer resources than these heavy JS contraptions these elements can replace

3. would still be able to do most things we expect the median web app of today to do (sure, fire up Firefox for WebGL or whatever still, but I could see, say, a Matrix client potentially needing only a smidge of JS (largely for WebSockets and E2EE stuff) over top of very-modern HTML)
Skepticism is a survival skill. That said, I'd be happy to be wrong in this case!
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Solaris (in Houdini 18 I think?) was my introduction to USD and a pretty deep rabbit hole for a few weeks.

Although its functionality is way beyond a solo hobbyist's needs, the whole time I was thinking about how cool it is to have a standardized format, and how much it must benefit teams working together on a project.
> if you can't do a web search

A True Scotsman's power web search, not just any old search that lands on some little thing in the Wikipedia or its ilk.
The <i> vs. <em> thing, how did I never realize that before? I guess I'd never thought about them having a semantic meaning.
Yes, I took the easy route and added an 3Com 3C509 ISA network card. However, it does have a serial port and that would be a far more interesting way to get it online!
> "This is awesome."

I had that exact thought the very moment I clicked through to the site and saw what it was. So very useful.
why is “somebody wants to make money” a bad thing?
Intel's FRED Getting Ready to Meet the Linux Kernel
What kind of irrational person could make the logic leap to compare two very unrelated things?

Could not both be disturbing?
The bear case with LK-99
these reasons, and not having full control over hardware are why I haven't been able to make this work for me.
I wish there was a better ecosystem for Linux phones that do give you true root and full control over your phone, os, and hardware
The misspelling of grammer instead of grammar is a little ironic in this context. Sorry:-)
Now I want to listen to King Gizzard.
> Pretty much you can highlight text. By default Safari shows a yellow highlight. I like it!

Chrome also shows a yellow highlight by default. But since I don't have Safari installed on my machine, I don't know if it's exactly the same color. Also, I'm not sure if other browsers have the same default color. Isn't it a good use case for CSS?
Retaining the structural strength of the cement itself does nothing about the fact that you've introduced a big lubricated slipface into the structure, namely the membrane.

Here's my best idea: You pour regular reinforced concrete in sort of a waffle pattern, make a bunch of capacitor cells in the holes, then put another layer of concrete on top. The individual membranes have limited shear stress. Leaks are isolated. Presumably cells of mostly concrete and water still have pretty good compressive strength, so maybe it will hold together like that. I'm guessing you at least have to increase the total slab thickness, though.

I'm guessing there will be some kind of creative architecture like that before it goes to prod, anyway.
Termux is not updated through play store anymore. Only through github and fdroid. The one on play store is discontinued.

The last stable release was in June 2022. It's still being developed and getting ready for 119. You can get the ci builds from GitHub. There's multiple daily.
> <iframe>

> Just kidding.

Worth the price of admission!
My experience with LFS is checking a few makefiles, the doing ./configure && male && make install because I got tired os checking everything by hand.

Personally, gentoo is nice because, once you know your way, you can do a big emerge and go get a coffe while it compiles everything.
In case anyone missed previous videos

Two from HUST: https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV14p4y1V7kS/ https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV13k4y1G7i1/

One by USTC https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1Ex4y1X7ix/ this tiny sample can stand on its pointy side.

Another by Qufu Normal University https://www.zhihu.com/zvideo/1669820225079070720
First of all, this is amazing/fantastic/cool as hell!

Second, this is what I remember Retool looking like long before it became a huge tool. I feel that this is a step towards building bespoke tools using LLM tech. (Of course, I'm sure others started in similar ways, but this is one I remember.)
"A friend of a friend told me, I swear".
I use them all the time. This is a specific reference to llama-2-chat.
There are free DICOM viewers you can use. For example https://weasis.org/en/.
CSS will let you choose the highlight color for your readers. Semantic markup lets the reader choose the highlight rendering, including the choice of leaving it to the browser.

A blind reader can configure their client to speak highlights.
Babur the Naturalist
They probably would, but I don't think anyone knows how to reliably convince the LLM of the same. Even GPT-4 can freak out over something completely inconsequential - and there's a lot of people out there saying that GPT-4 is "insufficiently aligned", so the current state of affairs is only going to get worse.
We're about halfway there already, just by cooling: 250km in under 4 min (1).

(1) https://www.tue.nl/en/news-and-events/news-overview/13-07-20...
I didn't know that. Especially the first approach [1] sounds interesting to me, because as far as I know the transactions of Yjs seem to be a problem on heavily changing documents. Thanks!

[1] https://github.com/vlcn-io/cr-sqlite#approach-1-history-free...
> I don't need more people being shamed for being gay, for wearing the wrong outfit or for not fitting in.

This is a strawman argument. I think what we're talking about is shame for having a reckless disregard for others. The way I think of it is we are increasingly living in a world where people are viewing other humans as "NPCs".
And they had 12x the resolution.
Remains of Chihuahua-Sized Dog Unearthed at Roman Britain Villa
> It's difficult for me to overstate how much I disagree with you.

> I don't need more people being shamed for being gay

Well he never said anything about being gay. Perhaps you’re reading some other concerns into his comment.

Imagine two worlds where there is no murder. The first has no murder because no one feels inclined to murder. The second has no murder because there are very strong rules which stop people who feel inclined to do it. Can there possibly be any case made to choose the 2nd over the 1st?

Japan is a good example of this principle. Things are a lot more orderly despite a lot weaker enforcement mechanisms.
Update: We fixed the Spurious UART Interrupts by waiting for UART to be not busy before setting the Line Control Register: https://github.com/lupyuen2/wip-pinephone-nuttx/pull/36/file...

I'm sorry that Codeberg is having problems, here's the backup link for the article: https://lupyuen.github.io/articles/plic
I couldn't agree more, and that's from much experience working in VFX on tools/code and contacting SideFX support a lot (mostly by email) It's just been some astoundingly good support! I hope they last forever, and if they ever do have to pack it in, I hope they release the source so that Houdini can live on.
After trying a bunch of fancy frameworks and platforms I ended up doing exactly this - a static site with alpinejs and tailwind. It has been by far the best decision I've ever made. And the best thing is I'm confident any new dev will be able to pick up my 100 line build file and grok it in about 3min. No matter whether they're react, angular, PHP or python folks - it's dead simple and I love it.
Authn > digital signatures.

Authz > nothing in real systems. There’s research in attribute based encryption (ABE) that leads to attribute based access control, but I’ve never seen any actual system using cryptography for authz.

On the topic of digital signatures there’s many new stuff including but not limited to threshold signatures (eg FROST), aggregate signatures (eg BLS as used in ETH consensus), batch signatures (typically verification).
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Eliezer Yudkowsky on If Humanity Can Survive AI [video]
> It’s ok for jargon and acronyms to be confusing to people who are not at all in the field.

On the site itself, sure. Here, where not everyone "uses USD as part of their work", spelling it out in the title would have avoided this whole stub
I actually agree with you -- from the standpoint of socially influencing others who are not already addicts.

There is no true addict on the planet however (of any substance or behavior) who will hit "rock bottom", as they say, and moderate their addictive behavior due to shame. So I feel that some of the blowback you are receiving here is related to the notion (true or not) that public shame applied to addiction for the purpose of influencing non-addicts is equvalent to "giving up" on addicts themselves (and therefore not worth that cost).
I remember Sawfish!
You're picking at a razor thin slice of the premise while entirely ignoring the context. It doesn't matter which drug does what. In the time period that they were properly funding treatment as a replacement for the immense expenditure on drug law enforcement for users— so not within the post decade— drug use and all of the social ills that come with it were reduced, in some cases dramatically, compared to the rest of Europe, and the rest of Europe was doing great compared to the US. The US criminalization of drug use is a fantastically expensive moral crusade that imparts misery upon people with addiction for absolutely no benefit. Portugal maintained stiff penalties for people in the black market drug business, as they should have, but simply treated the users instead of jailing them. If you have some kind of actual data showing that fentanyl, carfentanil, et al users are affected by policy differently than all other criminals or even motivated by punishment dramatically more than all other addicts, then bring it.
Because of prediction markets like https://polymarket.com/event/is-the-room-temp-superconductor... there is a reason to put in an effort to fake this.

This is very well done if faked (dated up the top left), so it would be another first if it was a real fake. That would also be exciting.

The strange things are...

No one else can find it yet.

It's not a phone video off a monitor, it's an actual video, time stamped and watermarked. Poster says Twitter is lowing the quality. It's also a strange aspect ratio and position for lab video (that watermarks a date).

It's watermarked with a unknown watermark.

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