skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not to be an egghead/navel gazer about it, but I’ve grown skeptical of “innovation” as an end in itself: was Facebook innovative, or was it just another small iterative improvement on an existing form? Same with Google and search. My gut tells me companies should focus on more concrete measures of success rather than the abstract “innovation”.

It’s probably not semantically wrong to say that these two cases really were/are innovative, but even so, was that really the cause of their success? And is it replicable as a methodology? My gut tells me that a lot of what gets labeled as a massive innovation is really just a market inevitability, and someone got to the right idea first, either by luck or having a single clever differentiating idea.
Well, zsh too :)

https://zsh.sourceforge.io/Doc/Release/Conditional-Expressio...
Yeah they're getting flexible with the definitions. The developers are committees of people many of which don't know type theory and introduce arbitrary concepts based off of misguided intuitions.

It's the same with typescript I'm sure.

You will note that this thing doesn't exist in haskell for tuples because haskell devs tend to be well versed with concept of what a tuple is.
> Sorry, the page you were looking for in this blog does not exist.

Still up on archive.org though [1]

[1] https://web.archive.org/web/20231122202759/https://insideroc...
> ... lots of savvy salespeople in the real estate, vehicles and hospitality sector looking for fools to take them at face value.

That's not wrong but if they were that savvy they'd be the ones sitting on a fortune, without needing to being leeches living of the fortune made by others.
No indication of “it's toxic if your dog eats an entire 2lb bag” vs “it's toxic if they eat a 2 gram slice”, no indicator of where to get more information.

Kinda feels like the classic “every symptom means cancer!” issue common to medical databases for laypeople.

And how are there 5 varieties of almond butter listed, but not almonds themselves?

“Almond Milk, Unsweetened: TOXIC”, and yet every site I've looked at says it's fine in small amounts.
Honesr questions, is WSL intended to run a full desktop environment, and does it still require workarounds to get systemd working?
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>I don't have an opinion on which language is superior here, I've never written typescript or even javascript before, but I think saying that python's type system/checkers is superior because of this one feature is not correct.

I meant, it supports basically every common/useful type feature in addition to this one which is very powerful.

>I'm also skeptical of the claim that typescript doesn't support exhaustive branching. This very well could be true but it seems hard to believe.

It is true. Look it up. Very few languages support this feature. Python is able to do it because the type checker is external so developers can create all kinds of features and move faster then core python development. But by default other then Rust, Rust is basically the only popular language that officially has this concept.
If they actually have AGI, then being at the helm of could represent more power than any amount of money could. Money just gives you access to human labour, which would suddenly be massively devalued for those with access to AGI.
'Interesting' -> 'you're barking mad'.
I had a colleague ask me of I had sound conditioning in my office and I felt so seen. Bad audio is like nails on a chalkboard to me.
Definitely worth adding xylitol. It's used quite a bit in chewing gum and some sugar-free stuff, and is quite toxic to dogs
Well that is a convenient answer.
Midjourney will give you a webdesign mockup.
https://yon.fun/midjourney-website-design-prompts/
Bash seems to be about as archaic as sh.

I write my shell scripts in sh, because it comes with every unix-like os by default.

I know that bash has more features, but I've never really missed them. I switch from sh to perl for more complicated tasks.

To each their own, right?
Five Days of Chaos: How Sam Altman Returned to OpenAI
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This doesn’t work anymore with the latest version of Kindle DRM unfortunately.

It has been changed substantially
That's a pointless example.

[ "$foo" = bar ] && echo Yes

For substring matches, [ and * globs are generally good enough.

[ "$bar" = extra* ] && echo '$bar began with extra'

Bash's regex dialect is primitive and rarely worth fussing over. For anything complicated, use another tool be it grep, awk, perl, or such. There are diminishing returns of obsessing over doing everything in bash when a complicated task demands more capabilities suitable to another tool with greater reusability, modularity, and intrinsic types.
It's an interesting question in general, in particular since there's little distinction between an N95 and Gabe's beard in terms of how much of the underlying face you'd see.

But you're leaving out this part, which is quite critical:

> In hopes of alleviating Mr. Newell’s health concerns, the Court mandates
the following additional health measures: all participants (including questioning counsel) must
wear a tightly fitting certified N95, KF94, or KN95 face mask throughout the deposition. At his
discretion, Mr. Newell may provide those certified masks to participants. But Mr. Newell shall remove his mask when responding to questions from Plaintiffs’ counsel.

I.e. everyone else nearby will be required to wear a mask, and will presumably be far enough away to make COVID-19 transmission unlikely.
Always a little scary from an employee perspective, good luck (sincerely)!
>A workflow engine is a software application that manages business processes

>Enterprise resource planning (ERP) is the integrated management of main business processes, often in real-time and mediated by software and technology. ERP is usually referred to as a category of business management software—typically a suite of integrated applications—that an organization can use to collect, store, manage and interpret data from many business activities.

What is the difference between a workflow engine and an ERP system?

Why not call it an ERP system if you're targeting the broader enterprise market? As someone who is far from SV, the business people I know probably don't know what a workflow engine is, but they definitely know what an ERP system is.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enterprise_resource_planning

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Workflow_engine
VMware does have managed kubernetes
It would be nice if I could carry a beacon detectable by every autopilot when I walk
Also in the news today, the 86B share sale is back on.

I mean... come on.
you bet i do.
Hutong
You never hear about it because it’s mostly dead.

Would love to hear a counter argument or evidence otherwise but my impression is there are very few successful openstack deployments out there and mostly it just is useful to provide some negotiating leverage when talking to your VMware rep.
Yes. Also in quite a few brands of peanut butter, which is a favorite treat flavor for many dogs.
> The author of the program can make it a condition of letting the user use the program that the user has to assign all copyright to the author of the program

I think it is quite likely a court would find that unconscionable.
This could be the key to gain ultimate understanding
A.I. Belongs to the Capitalists Now
IIRC Debian uses dash as /bin/sh because it's faster (execution speed) than bash.
Zoom was great when everybody was working from home. Audio quality was never a problem. Everybody on my team are on high end macbook pros and in some cases had personal higher end podcast/streamer equipment. Your not squinting at a TV on the wall 15 feet away when someone is sharing their screen. Everybody was far more prompt for meetings since they where not physically changing locations or waiting for the people who had the conference room before them to vacate.

Its the hybrid mix that I can't stand. I remained a remote employee when everyone else was forced back into the office. Now I have no idea who is talking or who is in the room half the time. The AV setups in the conference rooms pick up any background conversations and amplify them. The cameras randomly are zooming in and out at the wrong person. Nobody is ever on time to the meetings anymore because they have to move between physical locations. There tends to be a conversation in progress when the conference room finally joins the call.
neat, but tbh there's zero chance i'm going to remember this next time i need to find out if something is toxic for my dog. google knows the answer
Just like people!
There are no strings on me
A lot of things are probably toxic if a human eats an entire 2lb bag of it.

The dose makes the poison.
If the article is such bunk why are you browbeating them about quoting it?
That’s not how Occam’s Razor works, though, as explained in your link.
make things. the end.
I tried the last thing I had to google before I gave it to the dog (zucchini) only to find there wasn’t an entry.
"Humanity learns" is impossible. The unit of analysis is the individual.

Some state may cross between individuals via education, but the individuals still must learn.

History shows that knowledge transmission remains a sticky wicket.
But then, why point at "her department" when they are both in it ? My read is she's not in author's direct hierarchy line.
>You have already gotten the basics of faking data incorrect.

Let's get past the unnecessary antagonism. Can you please explain the above?

Or actually, forget it. You history suggests you don't respond and something like 99/100 of your comments are dead. Maybe this isn't the place for you?
So we’re pretending making something an order of magnitude easier makes no difference? Ok.
Where did you read that?

Check this interview with Ukraine’s military intelligence boss. See for yourself:

https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/exclusive-interview-wi...
"Interestingly, the pitch for a lot of robotic welding systems is often more focused on the difficulty of finding skilled welders, rather than on the potential cost savings of a welding robot"

Inability to find skilled welders IS THE SAME as seeking cost savings, because in a market economy, skilled welders can be found if you pay enough.
What is an internal monologue, exactly? Certainly I've heard to words a lot, but... what is it?

That thing. I don't do that.
You can use any ssh client python library to do that. Also, this video from Trevor Sullivan is somewhat related https://youtu.be/3_0z1UihDIo
Funny thing though, if OpenAI achieved something close to strong AGI, they could use it to beat Microsoft's "mountain of lawyers" in court! Take this as a true test of AI capability (and day zero of the end of the world).
> Modern doesn't have to be 'better'

Wasn't making such an implication. I used to love playing Moria on the Amiga. I was just offering another option that others might find interesting. But maybe most people in these comments are probably familiar with DCSS and other roguelikes

> emergent gameplay and cool new tecniques merging combat and objects' properties

Is the gods feature also novel or does that show up in other roguelikes?
> it's Apple that's been accused of just copying Android features.

I think you might be in a bit of an Android bubble. Android is plenty "accused" of copying Apple features as well. Really, both copy plenty of ideas from each other.
What do you mean? Bash does have (), {}, !, &&, ||

What else do you need for "proper Boolean expressions support"?
Remember, the are first and foremost after the clicks.
Right, but I myself missed the trick the first time around reading your comment and I assure that I am in fact a general intelligence. (And a relatively intelligent one if I say so myself!)

To paraphrase XKCD: Communicating badly and then acting smug about it when you're misunderstood is not cleverness. And falling for the mistake is not evidence of a lack of intelligence. Particularly, when emphasizing the trick results in being understood and chatGPT PASSING your "test".

The biggest irony here, is that the reason I failed, and likely the reason chatGPT failed the first prompt, is because we were both using semantic understanding: that is, usually, people don't ask deliberately tricky questions.

I suspect if you told it in advance you were going to ask it a deliberately tricky question, that it might actually succeed.
Yes:

> This article, predictably, tells us almost nothing about the actual capabilities involved.

The article tells us all we need to know.
Threat to humanity: The mystery letter that may have sparked the OpenAI chaos
Your description of msft sounds like current google with generative AI.
> I haven't seen a type system that allows variadic types for Tuples. This would be equivalent to creating a struct with variadic amount of properties.

No, it wouldn't.

It would be equivalent to creating a generic type where the concrete types that would be compatible with it would be structs of different shapes.

But if you use the same variadic type within a particular context (e.g., a function signature and definition), then any given call to the function, that variadic type must represent the same concrete type each place.
An important missing piece in the price analysis is that the M3 chip is not designed for continuous load. It's the difference between retail and datacenter/commercial hardware. You can get an RTX-4090 for 1500. But if you try to train on it for ~a few months it will almost certainly die. There's a reason datacenter hardware has a 5-10x price premium.
I never started using it but would argue LLMs offer value and people should be able to do what they want under most circumstances.
You're thinking fixed size arrays. It doesn't make sense to have tuples of arbitrary size. To make it arbitrary size you have to constrain it on a single generic parameter which makes it functionally equivalent to a fixed size array. You essentially just do this with an array or a list.

Read my other reply to you to see the problem of taking functions with "generic" number of parameters. What are you going to do with each parameter? What are the types of each parameter? You can't do anything other then breaking out of the type system. Basically you're filling those tuples with a bunch of "Any" types. So what's the point of the type system now? There is No point. Just like List[Any]

To get your idea to work you need dependent types.
Are you making so much progress on your side project that you need additional tools to help keep track of everything, or are you looking for tools instead of doing work?
The author is roasting Jeanine Banks and she is probably the real motivation that drove the author writing a whole long article of google's culture when things were beautiful.
+1. I’m looking forward to it becoming more commonplace as Apple get Vision into more hands - communicating in XR is way less fatiguing for me as there’s more spatial cues and body language. You can look at the speaker, it’s easier to tell when you can butt in, you can split off easily, etc. It’s much closer to the feeling in chatting in person.

I just hope Zuck doesn’t continue to make it look unpalatable - that’s why I’m hoping Apple will build a consumer-acceptable solution that will force Meta to get their act together.
I actually thought [ and test were symlinks, but that might just be from Alpine Linux where they're both symlinks to busybox.
I think you meant YC rather than Microsoft.
Interesting. Is this the first enterprise grade HDD that uses NVM flash as a journal?
If you're going to quote something, do it right. Making things up (effectively what happened here) just so you can stand on a soap box and complain about something/someone is absurd.

The OP selectively edited the quote to leave out the most important fact, knowing most people would not read the article and would just cargo-cult upvote the sentiment of not liking Musk and/or his companies. Cheap internet points for the win...
The biggest footgun in `[` and `test` is the single argument behavior. For example, you might attempt to check if a variable is nonempty like so:

[ -n $FOO ]

but if FOO is unset, it expands to nothing (as opposed to the empty string), so this is equvalent to:

[ -n ]

and POSIX requires that the one-argument form of `[` succeed if that argument (here, "-n") is non-empty. So this will falsely report that $FOO is non-empty.

Remember to quote your variables!
> Though only performing math on the level of grade-school students, acing such tests made researchers very optimistic about Q’s future success, the source said.*

Smh
Thank you for the reply! Unfortunately, it still doesn't work because on the boot list there is no partition for Linux to boot.
Normies like sameness, this is why God gave us configs. You can default to normal but let the crazies customize.
War Thunder Forums on the other hand? That's a completely different story.
Engineers at Google are referred to as “headcount”. Managers fight each other for headcount. When someone leaves they are lamented for their net loss of .67 headcount (right now you only get one hire for 3 attritions).
2006 called. It wants its meme back.
This was alpha-go and alpha-zero right?
RBC Tactical Hybrid Order Router
What is the break down of how that $1M was spent? No offense intended to you, but I'd have quoted $50K for the build out of the iOS app and the Watch companion app.

Curious how you spent that money?
WTF? Is his account hacked or something?
It's a bad sign that the first several things I checked are all wrong.

https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/advice/can-dogs-eat-rice/ says brown rice can be hard to digest but is otherwise fine, but this still gives that skull-and-crossbones-surrounded TOXIC indicator, as if I'm gonna kill my dog if I don't have his stomach pumped after he gets into a plate of it.
It works fine, you can satisfy your boolean logic needs with bash tests and exit codes.

You'd be amazed at how much of the world runs (just fine!) on bash conditionals.
> the numbers also show that California gained more residents from Texas than from any other state
This looks like a title to push an agenda. Obviously any state will have one state where most of its residents come from. Assuming that the "great California exodus to Texas" is true, it makes sense that many Californians who moved to Texas would regret it and move back. Of only, because they are used to living near their friends and family.
In 1920, socialism was still about the abolition of things like state, citizenship, and class. Nazis were in the complete opposition of that by advocating for a stronger state. The idea of socialism in one country and of the state as the protector of socialism (rather than a necessary evil or an outright enemy) only appeared once it had become clear that the revolution had failed in in most of Europe.
It's also a misleading statistic if true.

Part of it is that luxury goods have a wide variety of prices. A $100 watch might be classified as a "luxury good" or a $200 pair of earrings. Part of it is it was about buyers, not total purchases or dollar value.

The people who stretch to buy a pair of $300 jeans as a Christmas present are on equal footing in that statistic to the people who dress head to toe in Gucci and never wear the same thing twice.

So, yeah, 1/5 people buying a luxury good making it the item they splurge on while making under $50,000 is reasonable.
They can also do translations and keep the original voices: https://x.com/Seamus_Malek/status/1727448891057144090
No need to wait, the entire OpenAI board is white and they’ve been getting torn apart the entire weekend.
Isn't that definition just

"an autonomous system that surpasses human capabilities in the majority of economically valuable tasks."

That doesn't sound too subjective to me.
It’s not a trick question. The answer is just number of greetings minus three. But it doesn’t get this consistently right in my testing.
I've been running my own mail server for 10 years. It fought me for nearly a year before I got it configured correctly, but since then I haven't had to do anything other than updates. Works great, no delivery issues and no spam to speak of.

I'd love to recommend running your own server, but I really don't. It's terrible and you'll hate it.

Also don't run your own server and let your boy/girlfriend to use it as their primary account unless you're cool with administrating your ex's email for the next decade.
Why is “beef and broccoli” toxic but neither “broccoli and cauliflower” nor “beef with potatoes” are?

I’m not a dog owner. I visited the site mainly out of curiosity.
> The developer version is literally the alpha release, later renamed aurora, later named developer. It is not acceptable to use an alpha release as a main driver for security and stability reasons.

It hasn't been for a long time, Mozilla dropped the Aurora channel in 2017 and rebased Developer Edition off Beta [0]. And as far as I'm concerned, beta is as stable as mainline (on my phone, at least).

> The ESR releases of FF main don't allow unsigned add-ons. You may be using a custom user freedom respecting build Debian specifically negotiated with Mozilla to allow in it's repositories?

Official documentation says you can still load unsigned extensions on ESR, but you need to enable a flag in about:config first [1].

[0] https://venturebeat.com/business/mozilla-kills-firefox-auror...

[1] https://extensionworkshop.com/documentation/publish/signing-...
He want population to grow is ultimately his need to meet the ends, more suckers, more credibility.
I run a large Rails application (https://serpapi.com), and the issues that would be solved with the type system would be close to nil.
chubot has written an interesting document¹ exploring more of the nuance with test/[/[[, and many of the other entries in that blog have intriguing explanations of the oddities of our shells(a random example²).

¹ https://www.oilshell.org/blog/2017/08/31.html

² https://www.oilshell.org/blog/2016/11/18.html
Why not have a GitHub or hug face demo instead of saying it’s the best thing since slice bread?
I think it would be more clear to say, "ChatGPT assembled a fake data set as a continuation to scientific hypothesis".

ChatGPT does not generate data. It reassembles the data (text) it was given, including the text in its training corpus.
Ok... Where am I supposed to go after Google tho?
And at the bottom of a gravity well.
How did you determine the toxicity and where are you sourcing this data?