skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The premise seems absurd: by owning stocks in companies that create pollution, the rich are responsible for said pollution but not the people who consume the companies' products.

I was hoping for a tally of extensive air travel, multiple homes, helicoptering in and out of burning Man, and similar follies.
Yes, that was just an example to illustrate the "what if your cheap X causes collateral damage", which is a real thing.

Imagine you get a cheap drone for videography. It fails mid flight, falls and kills someone.

Bad tools can have consequences. What does parent commenter do about this?
I appreciate the follow-up, but I must confess that I'm still scratching my head here.

Is this legislation outlawing building sparsely? Please correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems meant to strengthen Sacramento's ability to get California cities to meet the RHNA targets that they consistently miss, not make rural California urban.

What living conditions are a priori being imperiled by densification and where?
I know what a transformer model is. But Apple knows the normal technical term is LLM. They are deliberately avoiding it to try to create a new category for themselves, because their model's "intelligence" is very poor when compared to other LLMs.
I resist telling open source developers how to run their projects, because I am one myself, and get annoyed when other people do that to me.

But oof, if I were a user who spent some non-trivial time filing an issue & helping troubleshoot, or working on a fix or new feature and submitting a pull request, I'd be feeling pretty discouraged right now.
Does it have a vested interest to make everything work cross-platform?
Tilt: Generic interface to multiple Ruby template engines
Except nobody is forcing you to stop using your ICE car.
>you don't own it

You could own it. Even if someone owns a movie, you can't stream that movie to them.
FilInfo doesn’t override Equal operator in C#. HashSet will use it for comparison and those are two different object references so idk what the confusion is here.
I don't want better predictive text. I need better autocorrect. Something happened about 6 years ago where the quality of the autocorrect fell off the roof, and it's been absolutely terrible since then. I spend too much of my time fighting with either mispelling, flipping to the wrong word even though I spelled the word properly, etc. It has made typing on my iPhone an unpleasant experience and I need it to change. That's just about the only thing better between the iPhone and Android for me.
This exactly (minus the huge downloads, no point). If they were successful with their “trust us, we can magically figure out number of installs” game; the incentives of the entire industry would be reconfigured to the 2000s of EA downloader expiring your purchase after 5 installs.

We can thank the heavens for Steam to murder that in its crib and we can hope they, still privately owned, won’t be tempted by the ultimate sin here.
The data you linked only goes to 2019. That's cherry-picking, if anything. Bad economics.

Median income earners will never own a home in current conditions. That's a significant downgrade from past generations. We are not better off.
Integral Error-Data Duality (IEDD)
There are pros/cons :) The official firebase API is generally not very straightforward, but it allows realtime calls.

Disclaimer: I maintain node-hnapi since 2011.
Even reading up on his history is difficult given how credulous tech media is in general. With tech media basically turning the smoke machines on all around something, I can't blame people from assuming there is fire somewhere. I've often said that the most reliable way to get "rich rich" is to watch where money is flowing from point A to point B, stand in the middle and stick your hand out. Elon has certainly mastered that, but I don't have to ascribe "genius" to it.
It’s pure luck, don’t believe anything else, not intelligence, nor commitment, nor top colleges, nor “my 10 morning routine/silly quote” or even your parents’ success, sure all or any of that might contribute to a degree, but the biggest factor is luck. Look at it as a 3D fast moving randomly sinusoidal waves in XYZ space, if your wave is happen to identically match the success-wave (and what is a success-wave for you isn’t the same for another person), and you took that opportunity, then you become “filthy rich”. The only exception is probably some royal families etc., but for the people who “become” rich, it is all luck.
A friend works at Vertex and couldn't tell me for the longest time what the secret sauce was. The FDA approval was the only thing blocking their right to basically print money.

It's awesome people are benefiting from the drug, even if the money extraction schemes are dubious or marginally ethically ok.
So you can fit all of ChatGPT into a 32GB storage phone? Because my understanding is something like ChatGPT takes terrabytes upon terrabytes of data on-disk and I can't imagine how many servers being piped together to make it churn out coherent sentences... I'm on about all of that on a phone that doesn't cost thousands of dollars. It would mean we have finally reached significant technological advances.
Marc Andressen mentioned in the Lex podcast that Larry Page mentioned his plan for “funding humanity’s future” would just be to give all his money to Elon and let him do whatever.

I wonder if he will still say that, after learning Brin divorced his wife for likely cheating with Musk.

This seems like a perfect encapsulation of this person (and the snobbery of everyone involved of course).
If all you have is spring boot, everything looks like a spring boot problem.
In general, it is necessary to generate the same image multiple times to get the AI to generate an image with the correct number and curvature of fingers. If it costs money every time, including failed images, it would be difficult to use, wouldn't it?
What is it with geolocking content?
Here’s a link through 12ft for anyone getting the “not available in your region” message: https://12ft.io/proxy?&q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.kron4.com%2Fnews%...
It's good, don't touch it. If you need AWS you'll know.

A low complexity org with low complexity tech stack (both good things) can serve a ton users, and don't have much benefit from huge scale, elasticity and features of AWS.

In particular network transfer fees on AWS are ridiculous, IMO.
No, because python's simple HTTP server isn't production ready (doesn't support Range requests last I checked, and quite a few other limitations). And nginx is not "quick and easy" by any means, doesn't grant me the security of memory safety (it was vulnerable to Heartbleed, for example -- I wrote Caddy shortly after Heartbleed), and doesn't give me automatic HTTPS.

And Caddy is very well battle-tested too, btw. ;)
Magical AI Chatbot Characters List
Please try any authenticator from f droid.
This is problematic as when you log out your shell, HUP is sent to the web server process unintentionally...

(One reason we don't use signals in Caddy 2. So uncivilized.)
> I see a lot of developers talking about Godot, but I also see developers talking about Linux whenever Microsoft pulls some underhanded shenanigans with Windows and that doesn't seem to have cracked the OS market wide open

This is not even close to a fair comparison.
https://archive.is/Wob2u
How do you distribute a Go library? How do you distribute a Go library that has dependencies?
It's powered by the same thing. They even mention "Even more accurate autocorrect" in iOS 17 on the product page.
Almost certainly attached peripheral.
Anyone who knows what’s going on in the Minecraft server scene knows it won’t even need competitors for that..

There is so much wrong here:

- “Trust us we figured our install measurements” is insane. We all worked on this for decades, it’s a dilemma with multiple axes, one being piracy.

- Everyone in games for a decade or so has been in a company that’s been screwed by publishers or partners on sales. Developers embraced unique activation keys and master servers to stop publisher fraud at least as much as as an anti consumer piracy measure.

- The only tradeoff to install transparency is surveillance and tracking which trades off against piracy. Most developers are not interested in pushing boundaries there.

Trust us with a company that now has broken every single promise they have made… I don’t think so
https://archive.is/7j3Wo
It’s an autocomplete model, it’s not designed to compare favorably to LLMs.

And a transformer model is a specific type of LLM. You could also build a language model using a RNN. There’s nothing deceptive here.
Hasn't the oil and gas industry also been a money grab for the last 100 years?

It's called the richest industry on earth for a reason
I don't think the jury will ever return on this topic.
Do give async/await in C# a try, it has all the structured concurrency features other languages have to invent APIs and special syntax for :)

(if you want to take a look at good structured concurrency, you might be interested in Swift implementation)
These days, there is often a server-side component to the game (even if it isn't a multiplayer game). When the game "boots", it waits to open a connection to the servers until you "press any key". An idle timer can also send you back to this screen. This lets the publisher save server resources because they will avoid pointless connections to the servers when players just leave the game running.
> We are also 64 bit now. Every pointer in every app is twice as wide as twenty years ago, and we love pointers, especially in higher level languages.

I really wish x32 and arm64ilp32 would have taken off.
https://archive.is/uRBrm
Do you a variety of animals swimming in your living room animal tank?
That's because everybody is busy shipping full web browsers with a hard-coded website inside and calling that an "app".
Some restaurants still use wax coated paper cups, like Dicks Drive-In in Seattle.

Businesses make choices that adversely impact consumers, it's important to consider what choices the businesses you frequent are making with regards to what they serve you.
I will never make the tactical mistake of pointing to a single thing. Too easy to bikeshed.

No, I just keep pointing back to the idea that there should be one obvious way to do "it," whatever it is you need. As people vote for their favorite whatever from another language, the number of options of how to do something increases, drastically. The reason for a "language of mostly idioms" (maybe not to "Shaka, when the walls fell" level) is that we must read and maintain our code.

I am a Perl refugee. It had the opposite philosophy: many ways to skin a cat. The result was a write-once, read-only-in-abject-terror language. You never knew if someone decided it was Code Golf Day and they wanted to try to cram in a dozen things into a single string of executable line noise.

I think Python is (slowly) abandoning some of the PEP 20 precepts one hardly-objectionable feature at a time.
Code will have requirements like "pipe must flow X gallons/min" or something - and then a table of pipes of various materials and if they meet the requirements at a given length.

But they don't list all possible pipes, or all lengths. And the argument is that 3/8 PEX will flow to requirements and have a smaller amount of water sitting in it.
> the cases where you can use Go successfully are only o fraction of the cases where you can use Java successfully

could you elaborate why do you think so, and maybe give examples of cases where Go can't compete with Java?..
Well, Linux has won the cloud meaning it is and will be a primary target for .NET.

I'm not sure what vested interest MSFT had in some of the changes introduced for iOS in .NET 8, but now it can be targeted with NativeAOT too, so there is clear investment and dev effort both from community contributors and MSFT employees to support various platforms.

Somewhat arbitrary example, there is also a project to support RISC-V (https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/issues/84834).
Why do they need to be immigrants?
And you know I originally made that mistake! Only with Pascal. I was hoping for functions and procedures in Python, but I eventually had to learn that Python isn't about that. I had to take the language on its own terms.
Simple: remove all subsidies for ICE cars and everything they use.
Why haven't Benioff and crew been fired? Layoffs nearly always demonstrate errors in the judgment of the executives who did the hiring in the first place. And now the massive new hiring shows yet another error in the layoffs. It's just one screwup after the next.
*and the ones that landed a Man on the moon using the metric system.
Big discussion earlier: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37538426
At least you can avoid bolero pretty easily. The real disaster is canon in d...
If you want to distribute app to non tech people you do it via browser ;)
They share upsides, but the major downside that end users tradeoff compatibility with the rest of the software on their system is something Godot does not share.
Yeah, it’s why Basecamp doesn’t keep a backlog. Anything important will come up again.
UnilmCtrl seems to imply some dependence on Sochers CTRL models, but I wouldn't be surprised if it's just another name collision. Would be interesting if it were, as that would likely mean they have been working on releasing this for a few more years than the "chat-gpt craze". I am a bit biased, but I always have more respect if someone has worked in the NLP field for at least ~8 years, rather than jumping on after Sparrow and RLHF.
And yet if all that happened it would still be a better state than the M2 support in Asahi at launch. When the GPU acceleration doesn't work at least the display output can. When a certain chipset has an issue with NVMe at least you can still boot other ways than the internal NVMe drive.

When the M2 launched you couldn't boot the kernel. When you could boot the kernel you couldn't handle displays. When you could handle displays you couldn't connect to Wi-Fi. All this in the first minor update to the SoC, one where nothing major even changed yet. This is why, despite my love and regular use of Asahi, I'll never believe a claim new Apple systems are a remotely stable target. Certainly not more than x86, where I can boot a decade old distributor and still at least get video output.
The US had for most purposes a system of quasi-owned state enterprises after WW2. The US gov had zero equity, but was a partner providing research, funding, and diplomatic backing. The list included companies like IBM, GE, Exxon, AT&T/Bell Labs, Boeing, etc. All these companies had large R&D departments financed directly or indirectly by the gov.

Most of this was dismantled after the Raegan era, when they decided to move all production to other countries with the goal of running everything from Wall Street, through the power of dollar-based financialization. They wanted to control everybody else as modern colonies, where developing countries would perform the role of workers and the US the role of a business owner. It just happened that some countries never really wanted to play by these rules, that's why the US is threatening to dismantle the globalization system.
But does not using IAM mean that they are not doing anything to handle credentials securely?
>As GGP mentioned, the necessity of keeping stock prices (and property values, and anything else securitized) high so as to not impoverish pension funds, 401Ks, IRAs, etc., is real.

I'm confused about how your model of the economy works. It sounds like you believe CEOs are selfish and greedy when it comes to workers, but when it comes to pension funds, they keep stock prices high out of the goodness of their hearts?

If liquidpele's thesis is true, and executives are looking to "get rich and dip", "company be damned in the long run", then we would expect this to be reflected in the company's stock price in the long run. The stock price is essentially the fair market value of the company. And the American stock market has been performing very well for a good long while.

This entire comment thread strikes me as populist pitchfork-waving with little grounding in economic reality. Here's a question: If you're truly pessimistic about American companies, do you hold any short positions or put options? At the very least, are you overweighting non-American countries in your portfolio? And if so, which ones?
That's because it's not the consumers who are the ones who hold the power, it's the labor force. If you're a conscientious engineer working as a game dev for EA or Ubisoft, you should reconsider your options. It's likely there are plenty of options for one of your caliber.
> Windows only has a "monopoly" on PC gaming because Apple refuses to licence their operating system for non-Apple hardware - and because Linux just isn't mainstream enough.

I mean, defend it or don't but it doesn't make it a not-monopoly that its competitors are not able to compete effectively for various reasons.
https://archive.is/vSFpT
Sorry you’re down voted. Closure might not be what the author is looking for.

There are a lot of languages you can use with the JVM, Closure is one of them, Groovy, Scala and Kotlin are some more. Kotlin is gaining a lot of traction, especially since it’s backed by JetBrains.
> No, there's a lot wrong with inheritance.

No, there is a lot wrong with bad code. No need to blame the language or any programming concept.

Note that I say that for all programming languages, not just Java.
The only reasons to find ways to end consumption of natural meat are 1. to increase efficiency and 2. ethical concerns relating raising animals in confinement to slaughter and eat them.

The effects on the planet can be completely eliminated with massive expansion of nuclear and/or space-based electricity generation to power vertical farms that a) don't displace natural habitats and b) capture and recycle livestock's methane emissions along with other waste products.
Install tracking is impossible. Especially unique install tracking.
To build a good product you don’t need a kid with Hollywood star complex, for whom the choice of programming language or tools matters that much.

If Java repels such self-proclaimed “best talent”, good, because the team will be healthier without them. There’s enough engineers willing to learn and write a good code on Java to solve a business or an user problem, and they are absolutely not mediocre. There’s even no such thing as a scale on which you could put an engineer to measure some “greatness”. Every person is unique and has talents that may be useful in different types of projects.
https://archive.is/jiBwY
Most cases I'm familiar with are from old games with an attract mode or games made by people who grew up with those games and imitated that behavior.

Attract mode serves two practical purposes: drawing customer interest in stores and preventing screen burn in by varying the content on the display periodically. Basically, it's a built-in trailer plus screensaver -- someone just turns on the game in a store and the demo runs itself unless you press a button to start playing.
Meanwhile my language and dozens of others with hundreds of millions of speakers still don’t get the predictions at all, don’t support multi-language typing and don’t support swipe typing. Typing on a $1000 iPhone in one of these languages is still a 2007 experience.
Please don't post in the flamewar style. We want curious conversation here.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
I'm glad you said that.

A good rule of thumb, I've decided, is: if the language is sloppy, so is the thinking. Maybe this is just laziness on my part, but there you are. If you can't communicate it clearly, you don't understand it.
I was just writing about nullability annotations!

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37534184
It does not. They may have plans but you can run wireshark and see it does not, at least for games bought on GoG
Not all brutalism is bad. But none of it is beautiful and most of it is so ugly it’s an assault on the soul. It can relatively easily be striking or interesting to look at but it’s a testament to how difficult or expensive it is to make concrete an attractive colour that no one ever does it.
Why aren't you using Pyre? Don't blame the tools when you're not utilizing them. I hate to state the obvious, but discontent is unlikely to be solved by either novelty or becoming a student novice again.

OCaml is not more flexible than Haskell. The primary differences are greedy vs. lazy evaluation.

Haskell is used in production in finance and military applications. It was previously used at Twitter and Facebook. Haskell lets you create heavily-abstracted, curried monads and define custom operators. Basically, every mathematician's dream-kitchen sink-swiss army knife-footgun. Code so readily esoteric than 5 people on the planet will be able to maintain it. ;)

OCaml is used in a smattering of niche MAANG backend services and in XenAPI and Coq.

Rust or Elixir+Erlang are more useful alternatives because they translate to job skills. If you want speed, resource efficiency, correctness, concurrency, and maintainability then Rust. If you don't care about correctness or speed, but want apparent simplicity and rapid development then use Go. ;)
Sounds like you’re confusing DI with DI containers.
> Nowhere does the press release say LLM. That's because it's not very large

So your gripe is that they don’t have a LLM and didn’t say they did?
https://archive.is/3YiHo
Seems like a no brainer in the current environment though right? At least temporarily in sectors underserved by the market but still crucial to the national interest? Can always privatise them again down the track if they're ideologically unacceptable for whatever reason?
Not having nulls is easy.

Persuading Java devs not to use nulls is hard.
i wonder does the mother get any phenotype if she has a lot of dna in her bloodstream that has too many chromosomes
I'm (very) unfamiliar with webdev and hosting. Is this 'oneliner' a secure way to host files? I have heard that using a reverse proxy, some 2FA on a cloud gateway that forwards to another location, with a VLAN for the file server, and containerization, etc are all the standard practice now for ensuring security. Is there anything that works toward making this goal more easily amenable (since it's not possible with one project), or should I just keep using python -m http.serve and not care?
Where is fallacy ? Sugar is sweet I’ve never ordered a cup of sugar in a cafe or seen it on the menu
But this is not the point. The issue is, the US has become what it is now by attacking other people and taking their land. It has never really stopped. They did it later to Hawaii and other islands. And then it was fighting wars to submit entire countries to their will until the present.
They have won "market share" I'm not sure exactly which competitors they've undercut in the process? Are there any examples of a legitimate competitor that failed because they couldn't compete on price?
My theory is that newer installers will troll the registry and try to phone home about anything you did.. That’s the only way you could roll this out without the capabilities for tracking in most present games.

at least on windows.
I think they may be more restrictive in their definition than their bosses.
That is an extremely debatable topic. Which is why kotlin completely ignores checked exceptions.

Frankly, Id rather have a result and optional/nullable type like in rust/kotlin than deal with exceptions in any capacity.
This is really cool! I have a Wahoo Tickr sensor already, is it possible to use with that or is something missing in these other sensors that the Polar has? I'm going to try picking up a Polar for this.
> It is still that type of model

“That type of model” are called transformers, not “like an LLM but small”. The fact that you didn’t know that doesn’t make it wrong.
Livelihood of employees is also a false start, unionization and the accompanying high wages are also a significant factor in the disparity between Western industry and China.