skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It took me a little while to realize this. In Manhattan, I can get a pound of fresh pasta from Citarella for $6, their jarred tomato sauce for another $6 (quite enough for a pound of pasta), a lovely block of sufficient Parmesan for $3, enough onion and garlic for like $1 or something - but the garnish, basil, is $5 a bunch. And you can't get a tiny, garnish-sufficient amount either. It also works in the pasta itself, and you might as well throw it in there because you surely aren't going to use the whole bunch if you don't.

So $16/4 ~= $4 per portion for absolutely delicious pasta. And about $5 per portion with basil. Of course, it'll be even better if you make your own tomato sauce and all.

The bare-bones option is: $3 for Barilla pasta, $4 for jarred tomato sauce, and like $1 for onion and garlic. You'll skip the block of Parmesan and basil, of course. But then it's ~$2 per portion. Saving $2 for such a drop in taste is not really worth it. You may skip the cheese, just to avoid eating such a rich meal.
The author is right, both JSON and XML are better for configuration files.

Non ambiguous structure, parsable, nested values, lists, maps, and so on.

If JSON had comments it would be ideal - and for configuration you can support it.

Just check VS Code for what is possible to do directly regarding configuration with JSON, and also to build on top.
That's uncool. I disagree with the article but there's no need for namecalling.
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Was my first thought, too, but the writing improves later on
Well, that confirms it, javascript and front end development is dead. I'll start looking for a new job.
When car companies talk about safety, they mean the car is unlikely to kill its occupants, rather than that the stereo plays only unoffensive music to protect the brand.

AI safety is a thing apart from brand safety, and OpenAI would be well aware of this, just like GM is aware of what crash safety means.
Go development began circa 2007, I do not believe sum types were common place nor do I believe the average developer was aware of them at the time. I'm not saying you're wrong, but given even Scala didn't add support until 2010 they do not seem like something sorely obvious that should have been there from the beginning. In hindsight, sure.
I didn’t know you could get away with emoticons in HN comments at all.

I do post the growing heart and broken heart emoticons all the time on Mastodon but I can’t really talk about my gender much but I am sure people would guess it right.
@samaltman how is this open? what was the reasoning behind not releasing any of the underlying models?
Seldom calling someone "incompetent moron" ranks you higher in the intelligence spectrum by those reading your comment.

Not to mention "you're holding it wrong" is seldom a good argument.
Check out the prompts to those examples used...to create such stunning detail, one must be a Shakespeare...
It took me a while to understand the usecase but this is a very good solution for apps that are read intensive, wonder why this pattern isn't very common.
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Much simpler would simply be the ability to exclude certain contacts (your doctor, therapist, or teacher etc).

Additionally, it would be great to not share metadata about contacts (ie, don't share that I have this person listed as my sister).

It's quite difficult to have a privacy preserving API system that's on-device because people could pre-compute a rainbow table (phone numbers are only 10-ish digits long). If the API is provided by Apple using their servers, this might work.
You might wonder why the "conservative" answer to men's mental health struggles or joblessness and such suddenly is no longer the traditional traditional masculine "man up and deal with it" but has changed into "this requires politicians getting involved!"

So if you're not a conservative who's picked this up as a thing to push forward your career with, you can't "not politicize" it because once something is politicized you can't put it back in the jar.

EDIT: And if those politicians, however disingenuous, are successful in politicizing it... well doesn't that just mean it resonates with a lot of people and then the left should talk about it because it's important to people?
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But you sure can get your head stuffed in a trash can in some places for it.
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Are you forced to bet everything on every flip?
I wouldn't call it an afterthought per se, more a pivot with a lot of work. It was already an FPS when it was shown off at MacWorld'99.
Is hacker news not social media? Serious question. I always thought it was.

Not that Wikipedia is authoritative or anything but it seems to meet their definition.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_media
Not only does it have custom models, you can train your own custom model. This is a big deal for many workflows that Midjourney and DALL-E just can’t accommodate (at least for now!).
It’s absolutely insane this is “allowed” under regular copyright, and now going into mass-consumer commercial products. Given the state of courts, I don’t have any hopes this will be reversed.

They are certainly striking under-the-table deals with big IP holders like Disney to not poke the bears, but leave all smaller actors defenseless (or rather penniless, more so than they already are).
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Almost only if they are élite
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I once had an issue where something failed in prod but not in test, it was because a MAC address was dynamic and in prod only consisted of numbers so whatever tool we used parsed the Yaml value as a sexagesimal number and threw a type error. Yaml can be interesting…
What are people using on their phones these days for ad blocking? (iphone specifically). I absolutely cannot stand any mobile website ever- it's insanity.
Systemd is gpl-licensed, so it’s somewhat part of the gnu in gnu/linux
“Only women, children, and dogs are loved unconditionally” ~ Chris Rock

Lots of yakking it up about how sad men are but it's all so disingenuous. My experience leads to me to believe that the moment a man asks for help is the moment he has lost the respect of his peers and, should he be so lucky, his female partner. Evolutionarily, men are disposable, and the workplaces and dating arenas we must inhabit reinforce it at every step. For a long time, we were given a medal for our sacrifices which read "You Are A Good Man" but now even that worthless consolation prize is gone. They may fret over lost economic output or the dearth of marriable men, but make no mistake, they care far more about what you could provide than how you feel.
That's fine, people can still load your program onto it themselves.
That’s always been bad taste as a joke. Like the French boomers who transform “Facebook” into “Face de bouc” thinking it’s funny. It’s really tiresome for people familiar with the subject, but it feels novel to them because they are not well-connected with other people.
I'm sorry.. what's "anti-labor" about this video?
Apparently, to create such stunning detail, one must be a Shakespeare.
There are “more than 100,000” Starlink terminals in Ukraine according to the new Musk bio.
probably just people commenting on fields they dont have experience with
There are some countries that block VPNs but there’s also many countries that don’t. For example, TPB is blocked in UK by court order but VPNs work just fine.
That's a different race entirely; most people don't even have the hardware, let alone the knowledge to run SD.
True, but The Right is way, way better at marketing. Which has been historically true since the beginning of the 20th century, Futurism and their extremely well crafted manly art paved the way for Fascism.

Check the production values of most socialist-inclined (not liberal, big difference) content on youtube/podcasts vs those coming from the right.

I mean, look at those Lex Fridman videos. Like, sure, dude is probably going to support the cause for a new All-American Übermensch or something like that - But he looks coool while doing it, can't deny that.

More than 70 years ago Pasolini explicitly said "The right is back again because they scream louder than us" and we're yet far from fully internalizing this concept.
> 50$ will make our investors very happy but then customers might complain.

I definitely am suggesting a higher touch service, so you're providing real value for that higher price and can keep the $10 service for the budget traveler (that would be very nice of you).

That said, there are a lot of moving parts and surprises when starting a business, so keeping it simple to start makes sense.

I just want to encourage you as someone who has suffered the pain point you're describing to think big and realize that there is a segment of your audience who is willing to really spend money if you can offer them convenience and time-savings.
This is such a bizarre feature it didn't even occur to me that the intent was to filter on predominant color.

I had assumed it was a way to build AI-honed categories without having to define explicit labels for them.
I’m a Texan so I am, for some people, in a fanatical place for “right to work”. Even here, If you get a DUI, only way you get fired is if they find out, which they shouldn’t.

In that case you could sue and why it doesn’t happen is because of the legal consequences.

Maybe they will, maybe you ran over some kids and their puppies and you come out in the news. But otherwise no one has the right or power to find out because all citizens have a right to privacy: innocent until proven guilty and due process.

What we have here is a double standard in that public figures apparently don’t have that right, unless you toe the party line like Howard Stern or belong to the secular left priesthood like bill Clinton.

Most people are perfectly ok with that because most people are driven by ideology. I’m sure that soon no one will have any right to privacy unless they have a good credit score and vote for whoever happens to be in power at the time
>A personal computer is too powerful to operate with a single finger.

You might've forgotten due to no use, but mice don't use only 1 finger, and they don't prevent keyboard use either.

The comparison to some general GUI state also doesn't make sense - that class of software is miles ahead of the TUI in terms of functionality, so you'd need to limit the comparison to apps that are functionally similar
All IP is retained by the developers.
I don't care. I use yaml because a human can typically parse it and the files are always smaller.
Sure, but when you say something people resonate with it gets upvoted until it's the top comment relatively consistently. So while I have no issue with you objecting to this, most people clearly still agree with it. For what it's worth, I am very much in the "don't be a deceptive asshole" camp.

The other aspect you're missing is once you stop criticizing it, you are passively normalizing it. And that's horseshit. Call out the fuckers that do bad shit more often because they deserve it. I am not saying you are a shill, but you are doing exactly what the company wants - normalizing their shitty behavior and defending them against criticism for it.
> Are they struggling, but as opposed to what when compared to women?

Boys and men do worse on a number of things compared to girls and women within, say, US society:

* Worse grades in school

* More frequently disciplined in school

* Lower college attendance and graduation rates

* Weaker friend networks/less emotional support for adult men

* More likely to be imprisoned/found guilty of crimes (especially violent ones)

* More likely to be homeless

* More likely to have dangerous jobs

* Lower life expectancy

* Less likely to have a real relationship with their kids
YAML is more like JSON or TOML.

XML is a whole other beast.

So it really depends on your usecase. Do you need to be able to import several independently developed vocab and use them, possibly namespaced, in a single document... Seriously, go XML.
At this point, I won't hesitate a single bit of doubt that this company literally stole stable diffusion and built on top of it. Like how will we ever know? If they were so good they could have released before SDXL. But they waited.
As they say, return of capital is more important than return on capital.
>> Why would the Google app have more spyware than the Translate app?

> It's a different app on top of the first app? I don't understand the question.

It's irrelevant if it's a different app or a different tab in the same app as far as "spyware" would be concerned.

2 apps by the same company doesn't increase data collection compared to 1 app, if they're installed on the same phone. It's not like Google gets twice as much location data... the number of apps is entirely irrelevant.
>I imagine not every company uses it as sparingly but it’s a much needed clause to deplatform certain kinds of charismatic people who are harmful to humanity.

if companies really cared about humanity, most of them would close shop. Corporate activism is truly scary, as they game the system to acquire virtue to be immune to criticism and even get kickbacks from "aligned" politicians. Fascism 2.0 is really weird
The comment you're replying to is referring to the video game industry crash in North America in the early 1980s. Basically the market was flooded with games of poor quality due to a lot of factors, including Atari's complete lack of quality control on games they put on their 2600 console. Nintendo ended up redesigning their Famicom console as the Nintendo Entertainment System with an emphasis on it looking like a VCR as opposed to a cheap game console like NA audiences were used to (the Famicom itself is fairly small and plasticky with permanently attached controllers). Additionally they were strict about licensing development on the system with the goal of fostering a crop of family friendly, high quality games. It was a couple years after the fact (iirc) but Nintendo's efforts to differentiate themselves in the wake of the crash obviously payed off and led to a long period of Japanese ascendancy in the games markets. So the crash cleared out a lot of the market and led to a huge opportunity for Nintendo.
We are all centrists in denial. It is extremely difficult to enact any truly leftist or rightist policy in the United States (relative to the American definition of the center). I believe it has been critically referred to as the “extreme center,” but it clearly has beneficial moderating effects as well, as we can see from the strange bedfellows responsible for this article being published.
The left doesn’t talk about shit when it comes to this. It’s always some feminist bullshit approach that just doesn’t work for men.
IIRC nuclear tainted steel is less of a concern in modern times. Perhaps AI content will become so normal and people so accustomed to spotting it that today's concern will become a footnote.
Those aren't political rights, those are social norms. If a man does any of those things, it's frowned upon, but if a woman tried to vote in the 19th century she'd be thrown in jail.

I'm totally on board with people wearing whatever, it's a free country, but equating political rights with social norms is a false dichotomy.
Whichever way you implement the semantics of the loop variable, the developer has to understand the nuances, don't you think? And those nuances have to be there; all you can do is replace them with other nuances.

If a fresh variable i is bound for each iteration, then an i++ statement in the body will not have the intended effect of generating an extra increment that skips an iteration.

If you want the other semantics, whichever one that is, the workaround is ugly.
Yeah. Wage stagnation, gender roles which become increasingly impossible to meet in the modern world, the price of property, commuter town hell, social alienation, lack of third places, even toxic masculinity, all of these are conversations about things that hurt men. And with gender roles expected of men, to be economically successful, to look a certain way and wear certain things and have certain kinds of jobs and a certain kind of car, none of which you can afford anymore, not in a million years – that's a place where maleness, masculinity and despair comes in very explicitly into economic questions and which is talked about a lot.

Maybe don't stick your head in the sand the moment someone says "toxic masculinity". It means something which hurts men, too. Every economic conversation and conversation on gender roles touches on this specific kind of despair and anxiety in the universe. If you look hard enough, even consumerist vanilla and milk-toast pieces like the Barbie movie take on talking about the expectations placed on men by themselves and what it feels like to wake up to a society where nobody meets those anymore.

For Jacobin to write this is absolutely bizarre. It's almost as if it's aimed more towards people on the right than on the left, except it vindicates the idea that the left never touches the concept of men, as if women were the only thing that existed on the left, which just isn't true. It's always been an everyone club, it's always been a club for those who work for their money and for those sympathetic to them. And it's a place where those people talk about those problems which hurt them. That includes and has always included men.
If you end up doing that, it would be cool to see the comparison of the v2 vs v3 images.
Uk is european country, just not part of the EU
There are some countries with good transit, but too few and quality is not constant. Like I would put Switzerland & Netherlands at the top, and the rest(maybe except Luxembourg?) Are at a big distance. There are socialist scandinavian countries, but their transport system is far from what Sw/NL have
Sometimes debating the issue with ai fans is like arguing with children. They come up with all sorts of what they think are "clever comebacks" but really all they do is a reduction to absurdity. It only proves the fact that they are indeed children and fail to understand the topic alltogether. In such scenarios is best to leave them be.
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What is the meaning of this? Why is it part of your post?
I would rather say that XML is untyped (an XML document only contains text of various flavours), and that is why the only concrete example given works in XML but would fail in YAML or JSON:

“test this against Go 1.20”
> It interprets that as Go 1.2.

Well, understand your data format before complaining. YAML, like JSON, understands data types. If you were to write { value: 1.20 } in JSON, it would similarly be interpreted as the numeric value 6/5. The only reason this works "magically" in XML is because XML itself doesn't have data types, it only has text, and the interpretation is left to the user rather than done by the parser.
Structured editors have been around since the beginning of XML but they have been slow to catch on generally and have never been that popular because people don’t feel in control.
Agreed. The left is all about addressing minorities and feminism. While I support that, they do not talk about men's issues, about men for men.
Are you willing to fund their org and all their salaries? That's what it would take them to be open in a capitalistic society, realistically.

Don't get me wrong, I love open-source, open-weights research, but the elephant in the room is that people aren't willing to do that on dirt-poor postdoc salaries anymore, for good reasons, especially when greedy landlords are now charging upwards of $4000/month just to have a reasonable living space, and the government takes close to 50% of your salary.
the competitive mindset pits every individual against every other individual. this is different from a group of people combining their forces to push out an unwanted trait.
There's no point in submitting a link to your own tweets on HN.
Personally I use textprotos for configuration whenever I can.

- Syntax for the configuration is straightforward.

- Syntax for the definition is straightforward.

- It supports comments (end of line and full line).

- It's not NP complete and there is no weird parser meta-language or includes.

- There are parsers for any major language I've used in the last decade.

- It gives me a strongly typed definition so I don't have to infer or parse values.

- It's easy to verify the validity during lint tests by using protoc to encode to a binary proto.

It'd be nice if it supported unicode a bit better, but it's configuration, so that's not a common concern.
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We actually offer both for configuration files of our software - YAML can be very pleasant to write and read for small datasets or those without much depth, without the overhead of curly brackets and quotation marks on everything. The original problem these formats solve is that people just want a simple nestable key-value structure/format, and both deliver on it - unlike xml. (when do you use an attribute vs a tag and text element?)
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Genuine question: are people using this in a business use case ala ChatGPT?
As someone who's written replacement backend Xbox Live server infra, I can confirm that system link is very nearly the same base protocol set as is used by Live. They must have had that nailed down pretty close to launch, and were mainly working on support services that live needs but system link doesn't up until Live actually launched.
This just doesn’t line up with my experience whatsoever. For my friends on the left it’s a common topic, and I see it discussed in left leaning publications all the time.

I wonder when I see these characterizations of the left if they are coming from social media. I’m not on any social media aside from this site I guess, so I’m not sure if that’s what’s going on. The folks on the left that I interact with in real life are definitely a very big tent group.
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Or everyone thinks all the complaints are haters and ignores them.
Only took a few min to find these. But regardless, it is very loud on the right because they feel its a problem or a source of a problem. Where the left looks at it as just a sign of the times or a progression or even a phase.

Things were pretty non-masculine back in the late 70s and early 80s but nobody seems to care about that. I hate using the catch all of blaming social media but it does play a part in the attention to "issues".

I could post a bunch of links but here are two relevant ones:
https://www.cnn.com/style/article/masculinity-for-the-modern...
https://www.msnbc.com/opinion/msnbc-opinion/boys-arent-growi...

Also the article tries to pin male graduation rates to masculinity but makes no mention of 300% tuition and crippling debt.

I hate these types of articles that try take one issue and make it the scapegoat for all these complex problems. This over simplification of lifes complexities and how much things suck really need to stop.
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The term was originally used to refer to the hypothetical time when the market cap of ethereum flipped to be higher than that of Bitcoin. (It was a little annoying then too).
YAML is a superset of JSON, so if you prefer JSON, you can - any valid JSON is also valid YAML.
Or they can kill your baby: https://arstechnica.com/science/2017/01/fda-confirms-toxicit...