skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah. One possibility is that some AI's will be considered as individuals. With all regards that come with that.

Perhaps even legal rights (owning things for themselves, starting a business, voting rights?).

So? A new 'person' was created. Happens all the time.
Please do, I'm eager to find out how long it takes to compile and run 4,294,967,296 small C files on modern hardware ;)
Neovim and vim are very independent projects, so this doesn't really affect neovim all that much. Is that what you're talking about?
Why no Diffie-Hellman key exchange?

Also, Did anybody else read the headline in the Babylon 5 voice-over style?
I wasn't being sarcastic, but with me it was a good guess. :D
I grew up in Detroit and saw this first-hand. It's even worse when you consider the number of people just barely treading water.

I think a huge part of the problem is that as a society we're okay with this. It makes me sad when I think about it- I'm smart enough to acknowledge the problem but too ignorant/stupid/afraid to be a part of the solution.
> While cities like Syracuse and Detroit have a staggering number of vacant housing units per unhoused person, the largest populations experiencing homelessness are in the American West.

> Both Los Angeles and San Jose, California, have two of the largest populations experiencing homelessness in the country, including many unhoused people between the ages of 18 and 24.

Demand and supply. Many vacant homes in places people don’t want to live I guess..
Yes - all the serious proposals are dead (the xlinks guy is a grifter) because underwater HDVC costs have risen while panel prices are a tenth of what they were.

Not only the finances, but (as I described in another comment), the security aspects of depending on fixed infrastructure in unaligned and relatively politically unstable countries are very unpalatable. Such infrastructure is incredibly vulnerable and difficult to protect.
How would they "over-read" and be so accurate?
You guys only want to talk about externalities after they're already happening to someone. That is not sustainable.
>"7 Habits for Effective Text Editing 2.0"

>1h20m - If anyone has a transcript or summary: plz. But this was funny - first comment:

Here you go: https://moolenaar.net/habits_2007.pdf

Courtesy of tlamponi [1]:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37013315
In the reality of the world for virtually all animals, if you don't/can't find food & prepare it to eat

(also known as "work"),

you don't eat.

I've lived in a tent long term while studying a skillset, and now, a few years after breaking into good paying work, I almost have enough money to purchase a tolerable enough piece of property and build a cabin on it.

Having lived on communes, including one where even felons were allowed, know now that I would perhaps offer free or low cost tiny houses to people, but only if I knew they were working towards something positive.

... I'd like to know how many out of the 28 are expending effort towards earn a house or rental in some way, such as working, studying, or building skills. pro-social stuff.

And how many are doing the opposite: drugs, crime, etc. anti-social stuff.

Because although houses exist, they require effort to keep: taxes, maintenance, etc.

If a person isn't willing to expend effort, how can it be justified to give them a regular ol' house?

Perhaps a tiny house as part of a government or NGO-funded social safety net program.
> Over 580,000 Americans are experiencing homelessness

That is a rate of ~0.18%, if my calculations are correct (600k / 332m).

Contrast to Sweden (population 10m) which had an estimated 33,000 homeless people in 2020, yielding a rate of 0.33%. [1]

Contrast to Japan, which has an estimated effective homelessness rate of 0%.

So Sweden has a worse homelessness rate than the US but we all suck compared to Japan!

1. https://www.homelessworldcup.org/sweden#:~:text=Country%20st....
> Is it even possible to trademark a single letter name?

The letter by itself, maybe, but maybe not. The letter in a distinctive font, though (which is what they're doing), very likely.

Remember the purpose of trademark is consumer protection: to be able to tell that a product or service really is from who you think it is. As long as the trademark is distinctive enough in the product categories it applies to, it's allowed.
I guess it depends on the listing, but I once booked a place that was billed as a nice romantic getaway in a beach town on AirBnB, and when we got there the room didn't look anything like the picture, many of the sheets and towels did not match and were low quality, and many of the small pillows, rugs, decorative curtains, and other furnishings shown in the ad were not there.

Yes I insisted on and got a full refund -- they were advertising a boutique, romantic getaway, not a cheap motel near the beach.
I'd love to know how this number changes for different vacancy durations. I'm really curious how many of these are in the process of being sold or rented out or similar and won't be vacant in a month.
Chat gpt and God? )) I understand that each person have soul in which I truly believe, when you want something and you do, that is your soul want it, and your soul and space only exist in this world. I am gonna do it , that we saying when we alone and feel that we need some support.
This is total nonsense. I used to believe it as someone who only grew up with gas. Now, I've worked as a professional cook and lived in a variety of places with a variety of electric stoves at different price points. Electric is absolutely just as good as gas if you are a competent cook. It makes no difference whatsoever what the source of heat is on my stove anymore.
> Personally, I put far more value on giving people an unparalleled (and in some cases life changing) experience than a few years of commuting.

but they will be doing both those things.

people who go to space don't stop driving cars when they get back.
> Appendicitis can, and is, treated with antibiotics

Yeah, kids don’t get tonsils removed anymore either. Just antibiotics.
You know those "code of conduct" pages you see a conferences, where you sigh and think this is obvious. Lamentably this is why you have them and you enforce them. If things get bad, people don't want to associate with your group.

PyCon has one thats pretty comprehensive:
https://us.pycon.org/2023/about/code-of-conduct/

The US chess one seems out of date and frankly lacking anything to stop misbehavior outside of chess: [PDF]
https://new.uschess.org/sites/default/files/media/documents/...

or the "safe play guidelines" which are a little better:
https://new.uschess.org/us-chess-safe-play-guidelines
1. Does the WhatWG standard matter anymore?

2. No mention of beforeunload. I imagine that is still good?
> Reportedly the Russian government has issued letters of marque to hacking and cybercrime groups.

Those would only be metaphorical (and even then not a particular apt metaphor) letters of marque and reprisal; a literal letter of marque and reprisal is to a private vessel to attack and seize property from enemy vessels, converting acts which would otherwise be piracy under international law into lawful armed combat.

Cyberhacking groups aren’t vessels, and what they are doing isn’t something that would be piracy under international law without being under the umbrella of government war efforts.

> I can imagine the same has happened in the US.

Not under US law (even if it still wouldn’t make any sense under international law for the reasons described above), since Constitutionally that would require an active of Congress authorizing such letters, which has not occurred. You can imagine what you want, but its simply not a reality.
This is such a disingenuous bit of info just juuuust skirts the boundary of outright lying. Sure, there are a bunch of "empty houses" in Detroit: which have the wiring ripped out of the walls, no functional plumbing, and probably need $50-100,000 of work before they're fit for habitation. Does that mean we should round up all the homeless people in the Bay Area, ship them to Detroit, and put them in decrepit shacks? Nonsense.

Flag this article; it's a cheap trick to distract from the necessity of upzoning and permitting reform to get more houses built where people actually need them.
Sounds like they are -- thanks for the links, that was an interesting review!
> I wonder what explains AWS' high egress costs, though.

Vendor lock-in. It prevents people from otherwise picking the best provider for the task at hand - for example using some managed AWS services, but keeping the bulk of your compute on-prem or at a (much cheaper) bare-metal host.

It makes sense, but I wish there was an option to opt-out, as to allow high-bandwidth applications that are fully on AWS (at the moment AWS is a non-starter for many of those even if you have no intention of using AWS competitors like in the scenario above).

Maybe they should just price end-user egress vs competitor egress differently (datacenter and business provider IPs are priced like now, but consumer-grade provider IPs are much cheaper/free)? That would discourage provider-hopping, while making AWS a viable provider even for high-bandwidth applications such as serving or proxying media.
That was good writing, thanks! I don’t know why you got downvoted
I went the opposite direction of that line several years ago. It's been high 70's and low 80's all summer. Two low 90 days so far.

Last winter was mild as well.

So yeah, that could happen. Lots of water here as well.
I created api2ai, I agree that we want to get consistent result, but that can be solved by looking up cached AI results. If the input is user driven then you’ll need AI to decipher the natural language.
There are plenty of vacant homes in the middle of nowhere where there aren't any jobs. Exclude those and the numbers go way down.
This happens all the time and should be seen an accessibility issue. Some people don't have the dexterity to keep the page from timing out while they, say, fetch their card out of their wallet, or type in their address and phone number.
AMD and Intel CPU security bugs bring Linux patches
Is there scientific evidence of that or just claims?
Unisys beats IBM for longest supported platforms.
Are you taking actual photographs in people's windows?
You need to build the project to generate compilation database. I switch around kernel versions far too often for that to be viable.
Used to smoke American Spirit, which claimed to be "100% additive free". They would go out is not puffed on, which I always assumed was because there wasn't saltpeter &etc. in the mix
It’s time to change how we cover Elon Musk
> for many meanings of the word

Except the demanding ones. Those for which you would judge something as "intelligent" or not. Beyond appearance.

> I guess the best way ... is to ask them

Not differently from asking a piece of paper and reading "Yes I am".
Hmm, on second thought, you may be right and I probably overreacted. I still don't really believe Putin would exact revenge on Volozh — Oleg Tinkoff defected back in spring 2022, and I think his family is quite fine — but relying on Russia not being stupid doesn't sound wise right now.
Ask HN: Is a Rust desktop app faster than a Chromium embedded app?
Rust is evidently becoming the lingua franca for performance critical desktop applications, and moving us away from that memory hog that Electron apps give us. But how does a Rust app compare against a Chromium embedded app?
Reminds me of Intermeshing-rotor helicopters

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intermeshing-rotor_helicopter
>they are killing Holodomor researchers

Any examples?
Looks like the 2020 line is just east of Chicago and just north of the SFBA.

The line can't move West or South too quickly as every additional minute represents so many people shifting from one side of the median to the other.
I think it's fair to say that conceiving of a prompt and iterating it toward a desirable output can be artistically expressive. Where the comparison with cameras falls down for me is a) at least to date, writing prompts feels a lot less intentional and a lot more random (AI people themselves make heavy use of the term "cargo culting") than [arranging and] composing a photograph, and b) your camera can function from first principles without requiring the work of other photographers to be blended into an information slurry and loaded into its memory.
It works but I don't want to build the kernel to generate the compilation database every time I check out a new tag or branch. With BSD it would be even worse.
No. But Roblox, Fortnite, Rec Room, VRChat, and Second Life in particular all have the key features described as comprising the Metaverse in "Snow Crash". Also Roblox, Fortnite, VRChat, and Second Life were directly inspired (the founders have said/told me/I've personally seen it referenced in design talks) by the novel.
An unexpected way to upcycle: Plastic waste transforms into soap
His first solo album is one of my favorites.
Like the man in the orthopaedic shoes, I stand corrected. But in any case, Heidegger thought that he was writing a thesis on Duns Scotus.
For some reasons people prefer to be homeless in an expensive city rather than trying to move to a cheap place and get a "cheap" job there.
Most of the completely vacant homes in Detroit that were there when we were growing up have since been bulldozed or renovated and inhabited in the last ten years.

Like 75-90% of them are gone now, either as $600-700/mo rentals, or empty lots (many of which people are now farming).
Tangentially related: you may wonder why they didn't use a pusher propeller[1] in the first place. After all, if the propeller is behind you, then you don't have an issue shooting in front of you, so why didn't they do it? It's because a pusher propeller stabilizes the plane a lot, when you start turning, the propeller applies a force that want to bring it back to its original direction, whereas the puller propeller have the opposite effect, making them much more maneuverable, which is the most important factor in a dogfight.

See this excellent Twitter thread if you want to know more about the mechanical properties of both designs: https://nitter.42l.fr/F22124509/status/1538990570684784645#m

[1]: a pusher propeller is behind the plane, “pushing” it instead of the more common “puller propeller” located in front. For examples of pusher propeller designs, look at popular UCAVs out there, like MQ-9 Reaper and Bayraktar TB2.
Note that the linked piece is just an opinion piece from a professional writer who doesn't actually know what he's talking about and appears to just be making things up. It may even be paid for by Temu.

Chinese shipping is cheap because the Chinese government subsidies it for exported goods, and because due to a postal treaty the U.S. government was forced to honor those rates for goods shipped to U.S. addresses. This treaty was renegotiated in 2019 (changes effective 2020) to make shipping costs several times more expensive for Chinese manufacturers, but those higher prices are still ridiculously cheap compared to the prices domestic manufacturers must pay so there is still a substantial arbitrage opportunity, which is basically what Temu is (in addition to being an I.P. theft play, but that's an entirely separate issue).
Deaths by Horsekick in the Prussian Army – Poisson Distribution
That's what I assumed your typo was intended to be. The question stands.
why is showing your algorithm doesn't work funny?
> This could for all I know be the most brilliant solution to 3D Tetris ever

It isn't, the proposed 'solution' to the obscurity problem is at least as unreadable as the font.
Arizona is tax friendly to retirees allowing a more comfortable living on a fixed income. That can pay for a lot of air conditioning (or swamp coolers).
Vim9 Script Differences from Legacy Vim Script
pytypes readme specifically says it doesn't support 3.11. so it's a non-starter for me.
I think you’d find people who get knee and hip replacements have their quality of life restored considerably.
They have also found breast reductions to also enhance quality of life for those patients that need them (which isnt exclusive to women - some men grow breast tissue too albeit it’s rarer and often not as big as women).
There’s a wide variety of procedures that do indeed improve quality of life. I myself had a reconstructive surgery and my quality of life improved significantly. I’m fortunate to have had it.

So the question as to whether people need medical care to begin with is a bit of a waste of time in my humble opinion.
Thanks for raising this point - I appreciate you noting that the Ngrok comparison is not documented yet. Both Tailscale and Ngrok have pros and cons compared to Narrowlink, depending on the specific use case and requirements.

Narrowlink aims to provide more secure and flexible options around remote access, as explained in the current documentation. Since the project was just recently launched, I am still working on improving the docs to highlight the differences.

Both Narrowlink and Ngrok can publish websites on the internet and perform TLS provisioning (e.g., https://narrow.host has published by using narrowlink). However, Narrowlink provides self-hosting and more advanced security features like SNI proxy and CDN compatibility. More importantly, Ngrok exposes non-HTTP services directly to the internet, which can raise security issues, while Narrowlink uses an alternative approach.

I'd hugely welcome any feedback or PRs to help strengthen the documentation and comparisons! As an open source project, Narrowlink relies on the community's skills and insights to thrive. We're just getting started - experienced users like yourself are so important for guiding the project in the right direction. Please feel free to share any other feedback that comes to mind.

Yours
Taking a picture is deterministic. You aim at something, configure the settings and the cells / CMOS will capture that light in the right manner. You can argue that autofocus and portrait-mode are eroding this but ultimately, if you, the human are not pointing at something good in the first place, well you’ll very likely not have a very good picture. I feel like with AI and a random seed you can ask a question of which you have added none of your own reflection into and it will produce something somewhat in the ballpark that may pass as real. I.e. you don’t even have to point the camera at anything good …

Edit: not to say you can’t use it as a muse or for inspiration, but it isn’t a prerequisite.
How about instead of taking the camera, telling the AI to generate a statistically likely picture for you?

For me, a guy with a master of fine arts and a photographer, filmmaker and musician, the problem with AI isn't, that it is a automated process that creates stuff, but that the stuff it creates isn't usually the kind that will suprise yourself. My best pieces of music, film scenes and pictures always came from very special and memorable circumstances, or by tweaking a many factors for a long time, and by reflecting on the results a magnitude longer.

Beginner artists are already amazed at the fact that they managed to make a film, a drawing, a piece of music, a decent photograph. More advanced artists are much more about exploring the medium and figuring out what is possible.

My fear is that AI will make art much less personal and much less explorative. Or maybe it will just have the opposite effect? At the dawn of photography all the painters started to become abstract for a reason — why mimic, what the apparatus does better?
Closed ecosystems are almost a genre on YouTube. And no, it's quite difficult to get them stable.
You'll note that "photography" as an art has its own name and is considered a different art than painting or drawing. And if you took a photo and then said "I drew this", people would say you were lying.

So personally I have no problem with considering GPT stuff "art", but I think it should be considered a separate art form and given a different name.
Interesting. From the docs:

The Nextflow scripting language is an extension of the Groovy programming language. Groovy is a powerful programming language for the Java virtual machine. The Nextflow syntax has been specialized to ease the writing of computational pipelines in a declarative manner.

https://www.nextflow.io/docs/latest/script.html?highlight=gr...
> Does that mean we should round up all the homeless people in the Bay Area, ship them to Detroit, and put them in decrepit shacks?

This could be an interesting idea with a program that incorporates sweat equity and provides assistance to rebuild these homes
I appreciate your concern, but it's an assessment of a prospective situation I'd be putting myself in. I figure it's best to avoid it rather than test my resilience.
If you’re thinking of Jeff Tweedy, it’s far more complicated than what you described.
Nope. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geometric_median
Exactly, there are real definitions for these things. There are also great programs for people making 80% or less of the area median income (AMI) - HomeReady/HomePossible that not enough people take advantage of.

Ultimately home builders over indexed on building large/expensive homes as there was an easy to get market there. Not enough starter homes were built. This plus no major capital investments in public transportation in.. oh... 75 years has resulted in making commute times longer and longer therefore driving up prices which are commutable.
I wonder how long until SkyMall makes a resurgence.
Nah twas not I.

While working with TS in VS Code, I liked the intellisense of TypeScript + VSCode... it was able to piece itself together better than vanilla JS-- it predicted which objects, functions, or files I would reference quite well. So, I'll give it that.

I totally see a reason for it in the corporate realm of developer churn and in the vein of keeping projects very structured and stable. I might give it another go eventually.

For my own projects where I try to keep mental overhead low, and reduce focus on anything over than the main business logic, I prefer plain JS (e.g. within an ExpressJS or ReactJS project)
Solimo. Solomio sounds like an ice cream brand.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VZ1fUmtw9I
Actual title is 2 robotaxi services seeking to bypass safety concerns and expand in San Francisco face pivotal vote, edited title suggests some? all? robotaxi services are "seeking to expand face vote" whatever that might be, when in fact they're facing a vote by a body of regulators.
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:-)

there was a related thread a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37040883

you could use https://asciiflow.com/ (web) or https://monodraw.helftone.com/ (mac) to make such diagrams and paste them here.

use the "code" formatting ("Text after a blank line that is indented by two or more spaces") -- see https://news.ycombinator.com/formatdoc
Health Consequences of Thymus Removal in Adults
"DLP for on-premise docs"

Trying to figure out how to auto classify documents for data loss prevention for non-office doc types in Microsoft Purview (had to call it AIP tho).

I'm a pleb and use OpenAI's ChatGPT site. This is all new to me
> Are they “experiencing” homelessness

Yes.

> or are they “experiencing” unchecked mental health issues and addiction?

Some are also experiencing that, as are some people who are not homeless.

Yes, those problems reinforce each other, and not dealing with either makes the other more difficult to deal with where they co-occur. Behavioral health support is for a large segment of the affected population an important part of dealing with homeless, and housing is an important component of dealing with a significant set of behavioral health issues.

They aren’t mutually exclusive problems, nor is addressing one exclusive of addressing the other.
Not me but my understanding is yes, they are taking photos of people's windows from the vantage point of their home or office.