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Still better than any other species we know of and nature itself. Nature doesn't mind the Earth turning into a frozen wasteland, it's done it before. And it certainly doesn't care that we're rearranging some of its star stuff to power our cars.
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Maybe you should try expanding your cinematic repertoire, if that's the impression you have of movies?

I'm saying this genuinely, not to make a snide point or anything. There are some really good movies out there that aren't just "the same beats over and over again." If, say, you're only watching big studio blockbusters, try branching out into smaller dramas, that kind of thing.
As someone who doesn't abuse the phone, and mostly works on a computer I have this same issue. It is rare for me to be able to enjoy a movie.

Im of the opinion that the quality of content is hot garbage on a good day and actual entertainment is rare now.
Anyone telling me something I don't want to hear is clearly wrong, and probably a malicious asshole to boot. /s
> surely the argument of "if the train stops at your station, it'll slow down the journey for everyone" applies to all stations, not just a select few?

No it doesn’t. Some stations serve more passengers and transfers than others. And even if stations were identical, the opportunity cost of stopping goes up as the train gets more full.

> such as making the trains stop at the least used stations alternately

Yes, this can make sense. But it doesn’t necessarily have to. You have to actually check the numbers.
> Many/most auditors are not in public spaces.

So there should be plenty of self-incriminating video of them trespassing?

You don't need to carry water for the police. The Supreme Court has that job already.
You are describing forming a stable routine

I don't think GP meant "routine" as in an elaborate set of exercises, but rather the daily/weekly routine of doing any exercise at all.
You actually save time by being purposeful about what videos you watch and not getting sucked into algorithmic addiction cycles.
That isn't rough.

According to another comment, the Candela can handle waves of up to 1.2 meters. But about half of waves in the open ocean are 2+ meters. So this boat can't handle a normal ocean sea.
We shouldn't confuse observation with cause.

If the OP genuinely observed such changes in behavior, then that's different than ascribing a direct cause to screen time. Perhaps some children respond differently. Perhaps other factors play out by means of screen time. Perhaps what their kids are doing on their phones is different (we shouldn't forget the affect of the content on the screen). Who knows, and from a parenting point of view, it may not matter all that much when deciding what to do. If reducing screen time improves symptoms, then that's a good start, at least.
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But at least there are heads down and focused on their product /their company (employees) and not all about themselves & their egos. Employees who arent being used as pawns .. if Altman didn't flail around and did just that (moved all into new company backed or under Microsoft) they'd not look like pawns rather following a strong leader who demands self respect first / foremost.
> a 10x programmer can generate complex, well engineered systems with a reasonable structure, not by writing everything in low level, super hard code ?

Yeah maybe, but I'm certainly not at that level.

If a 10x programmer exposes foo() and bar() methods to me, I'll call foo().bar() and not realise I've made a mistake, or that I've violated some invariant that's only in his head, not in the low-level code itself.
But rather FF than chromium based stuff :)
I would say because Spotify has moat? Wouldn’t even be surprised if it is in top 5 apps in the world “running in the background”. Both Google and Spotify kinda win with this agreement. Plus having “Spotify runs on GCP” is a huge advertisement for other enterprise customers.
Try different exercises. I abhor running, but love swimming, for example. Group sports are more appealing to some people. Small groups, like padel, pickleball (never played) or tennis (love it). Large groups, like indoor soccer or volleyball.

To each its own, but don't lump exercise into a single class. Try some variety!
1) "survival" is a massively oversimplified view of human value functions. Evolutionary biology leads to "successfully replicate genes", but humans are a lot more interesting than that precisely because we can choose to have much more interesting value functions. Anyone and anything that's attempting to actually understand humans needs a much more nuanced view.

2) Don't. It's incredibly hard to build a correct value function for an AGI that won't unintentionally kill everyone. "Successfully replicate" is precisely the kind of thing to avoid. That's directly the "gray goo" scenario: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gray_goo
They have been given permission to drive at 12 knots because they produce much smaller wakes.

https://www.hamnen.se/varldens-snabbaste-elfartyg-far-kora-f...
I only experience this with high intensity and when I'm out of shape. Consistent moderate exercise makes me feel pretty good.
I was in India earlier this year, and the usual scam there was:

1. The driver accepts the booking, but doesn't start driving

2. They call the customer and try to negotiate a higher price outside Uber

3. If the customer disagrees they do nothing, with the expectation the customer cancels (as you can't book another driver until you do). I'm guessing they have a handful of different accounts on different phones and just don't care if one gets banned.

In Mumbai there was usually no issue with Uber (but there you can also just take a tuk-tuk), but in smaller cities without other options this was common, especially on longer trips.

The thing is though the price for longer trips are ridiculously cheap. When I was there in January, Uber calculated the same price to travel across Mumbai (1 hour) as from Mumbai to Pune (3 hours, without stops, and then the driver needs to drive home). It was around 1500 INR or 15 USD - I'm surprised the later trip would even cover the cost of fuel.
What is the alternative? Commenting on hn and reddit?
There was a tweet by Elon which said that we are optimizing for short term pleasure. OnlyFans exists just for this. Pleasure industry creates jobs as well but do we need so much of it?
The CTO of Microsoft tweeted this morning that they would hire any OpenAI employees who wanted to join MS with commensurate pay. For whatever that’s worth.
Props to you. No, but mysteriously they are somehow still clinging to their seats. It makes you wonder what the hell is going on, and not a peep from the 'new CEO' either besides his initial vapid tweet.
Indeed! After practicing touch typing I have significantly improved my productivity. I'm not very fast yet (84 wpm tops). But still, it's better than monkey typing.
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Except: you can feed it an entire programming language manual, all the docs for all the modules you want to use, and _then_ it's stunningly good, whipping chatgpt4 that same 10x.
Given the board hasn't made a public statement at this point, I suspect it's because lawyers have advised them not to.
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They can leverage AI to get power, they can leverage AI to build the best hedge funds, the possibilities are endless.
In the kernel source directory do:

make help | less

and the various config targets are listed; to use the default configuration (for the current host architecture) do:

make defconfig

To edit it further use one of the edit options such as menuconfig:

make menuconfig

All of these create/operate on ./.config in the source-code 'root' directory.

This and much more is covered in

https://kernelnewbies.org/KernelBuild
No there is causality when a group is hitting each other with sticks, pretending to be jedi knights, and the other is setting up a "fake" farm with some complex "economy" between the baker, the blacksmith, the tailor, etc.

There is causality when all the kid can draw involves violence with vague shapes, while others can draw complex sceneries.

Where I do agree is that at the end of the day, the screen is not really the issue, it's what you watch on it.
I've babied my iphone x battery (battery case ftw) and it's at "86%" after five years.

Even with all the nice features apple offers for battery management they still design their phones to have undersized batteries and encourage usage patterns that degrade the battery in ~2 years, when they could just slightly increase the thickness of the phone and increase the lifespan to ~5 years.

Very conservative depths of discharge and charging termination voltages can extend life spans into the 10,000 cycle ranges which is effectively forever for a device with a finite lifespan. And it wouldn't increase the weight of the phone too much: doubling battery capacity isn't doubling the size of the phone or even the battery itself. Just the active material in the battery.
It's awful. 9/10 of things I ask Claud, I get denied because it crosses some kind of imaginary ethical boundary that's completely irrelevant.
AWS Bedrock has Claude. It took 30 mins for approval.
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Generative AI is not non-deterministic, it is just chaotic. (That is, small changes to input may have large and hard to predict changes in output.)

OTOH, there are lots and lots of tools to improve controllability. Still, though, tricky for most game assets (though inprovements are being made by leaps and bounds) beyond static illustrations/icons.
Agreed. Pure agony. Afterwards I am so exhausted that I often find myself at the edge of tears. Worse it seems to turn off my immune system and I often get sick.

But I do have a clearer head for a few hours after a run so I keep doing it.
> Last I heard Apple was at 100% compliance

Bit of a flaw in your logic there ;-)
I'm pretty sure that HN skews far fatter than average, which is insane to think about since the average tech bro is far LESS fat than the average person.

I imagine the average HN user to look like Richard Stallman.
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As someone who suffers from this allergy, I'll chime in with 2 additional thoughts:

It's not just that UI development is more ambiguous, it is the fact that it is difficult to make text-based code fit it. This is doubly (or maybe logarithmicaly) so when responsive (same code fit different screens). HTML, XAML, HAML, etc all require a lot of code. Reusability mechanisms (like components, etc) help this but it is a world of difference from what BE devs are comfortable with.

Thought #2: I'd guess BE devs like to just code, and the FE frameworks have a reputation of getting in the way of that. This is a less certain thought, so welcome opposition, but seems at least like part of the emotional reaction a BE dev would have to FE work.
This just sounds like renting space to the power company for not much compensation with the added detriment that they get to control how much hot water you have. If they want to generate power with solar and store it with batteries, let them do it on their own land.
GP isn't saying we shouldn't be critical, hard and disciplined. They are saying we shouldn't just lazily dismiss any results as "in rats."

I fully agree with your comment out of context, and I think it actually backs up GP's point about not lazily dismissing stuff as "in rats"
One option exposes you to Google associating your real name with everything you watch, how long you watch, where you pause, rewatch, etc.

The other exposes you to content that's designed to hack your brain (or occasionally your computer).

If saying no thanks to both makes me scum then that's fine.
I tried to watch MotoGP the other day on "real TV". I turned it off because the ads were so bad.
I don't have executive function disorder, but I have found the best thing for me is just, simply, running. You can reduce the friction getting from A to B a lot if from the beginning you resolve to be minimalist about it. Just buy shoes (don't think too much about it, go to running store and get fitted) and shorts, and... thats it. Don't try to get any other products, and don't even worry too much about how you do it. Just run, and measure your runs by time and not distance EDIT: The thing about time vs distance is that helps in running slow, very slow, slower than you think is appropriate, and you should take walking breaks as much as needed. You should not feel uncomfortable/destroyed at the end of a run, and at most minimally uncomfortable during.

The only thing ever stopping you from going out the door and running is putting on shoes and shorts, its easy to form a habit!

Only bad part is you get depressed when you don't get to run.

EDIT: if you suffer from executive dysfunction disorder, this is not good advice, but running is awesome either way and will change your life in a small but significant way if you have the appropriate amount of neuro-typicality.
Now add Pluto.
Better title: "My Free Speech Doesn't Mean My Freedom to Defame or Defraud"

I'm unfamiliar with the author, Media Matters, or frankly Elon Musk (past unavoidable tidbits from his annoyingly incessant omnipresence in media). But unless I'm missing some assumed context, the author completely ignores Musk's positions in the tweets they reference, instead attacking a Musk-shaped straw man.

Musk is alleging defamation by Media Matters, with supposed proof of their deceptive practices, and is using the appropriate (i.e. legal) channel to litigate his claim. The author chooses to heave rather petulant and irrelevant insults at Musk in lieu of addressing Musk's position.

Side note: I disagree with flagging this article. It's about a tech CEO regarding a tech platform on the tech topic of online content moderation. The article belongs on HN.
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when he flipped to ESM for his bajillion libraries

But that was just a short migration period. It's only been three years and we almost fixed all these issues. This one is probably the last one, this month.
Price of lithium jumped 6x in 2020-2022: https://www.iea.org/reports/global-ev-outlook-2023/trends-in...
Spotify is a long time Google Cloud customer, from the days when Google was essentially buying logos, so it would not at all surprise me to find out that the Play Store deal was tied to a massive GCP commit from Spotify (much like Niantic from the same era). In fact, i wouldn't be surprised if some of the more recent gaming signs from the Cloud business don't also have discount deals with Play.

It's a pretty impressive list of publishers, actually (scroll to bottom): https://cloud.google.com/solutions/games
Maybe. I'm more describing making this important enough to you that you start looking for places to slot it into your day. Yes, a routine will likely form out of that but I think it's secondary to getting you to want to do the thing, which is harder (at least for me).
I think that (“It’s their store, they can do what they want with it”) would only work if using alternative stores was practical.

I once tried installing the Amazon app store to see if I could get a version of Kindle that allowed in-app purchases. It didn't exist.
> For that time period.

For the time period that the most common generators generate the most energy. By itself, that guarantees that there won't be enough investment to create excess renewables. Or at least that markets won't make that investment.

If you want excess renewables (and they are a safety and security necessity), you need to fund it by something that isn't interested on direct ROI.
That substance is exercise itself. Once you get going for a couple of months, you miss it if you skip it.
This is a silly stance and honestly condescending. Not everyone works the same way you do. I've competed at the national level and I often find the workouts strenuous and boring, not fun. Projecting your own experience onto others is a great way to demotivate, not help them.
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Candela has been granted a waiver for the 12 knot speed limit in Stockholm, presumably because they make way less wake. Places like the San Francisco Bay are also clear examples of not-the-ocean but no-speed-limits.

https://candela.com/candela-p-12-enables-public-transport-fa...
Another useful tip is to grab an existing config, eg. the one for your current system found under /boot, rename it .config and then do 'make olddefconfig' (followed by building the kernel in the usual way).

Distro kernels are normally quite "full fat" so this may tend to build a lot, but it's a good way to get a kernel which closely matches what you're typically running, both in terms of device coverage and compilation options / hardening.
If a business opens up in my neighborhood and offers free pizza with no strings attached I'll gladly eat that pizza.

If they change their mind and then start offering free pizza but only if I take a stack of advertisements I will take the pizza and throw the ads in the trash.

If they then start having people follow me home and harassing me for not looking at every ad, I will take the pizza and tell the harasser to fuck off and throw the ads in the trash in front of them. If they refuse to serve free pizza after that I'll just go pay for higher quality pizza elsewhere.

What I won't do is pay the harasser. It's even crazier when the harasser isn't even making the pizza, just delivering it
On the other hand, it seems rather intuitive we have a logic based component? Its the underpinning of science. We have to be taught when we've stumbled upon something that needs tested. But we can be taught that. And then once we learn to recognize it, we intuitively do so in action. ChatGPT can do this in a rudimentary way as well. It says a program should work a certain way. Then it writes it. Then it runs it. Then when the answer doesn't come out as expected (at this point, probably just error cases), it goes back and changes it.

It seems similar to what we do, if on a more basic level. At any rate, it seems like a fairly straight forward 1-2 punch that, even if not truly intelligent, would let it break through its current barriers.
>Sideloading isn't a solution to this. The average user isn't going to figure out how to do that on their own (and if you disagree, then you're living in a bubble surrounded by tech nerds).

Disagree. I seen literal children figure out how to torrent stuff.
That 200k context needs some proper testing. GPT-4-Turbo advertises 128k but the quality of output there goes down significantly after ~32k tokens.
I honestly don’t have time for that level of prompt engineering. So, chatGPT wins (for me)
So...Which Final Fantasy is Culex from?
Been looking into this recently and one really needs 3 types of exercise:

- strength/resistance training: to build and keep muscles; one benefit of which is better stability at age and metabolic regulation.

- high intensity cardio/HIIT/zone 5/95+% max heart rate: to build VO2max, was also shown to reduce arterial plaque.

- normal cardio/zone 2/50-80% max HR: mitochondrial efficiency, fat burning?, endurance, memory (the current link)

Good frequencies seem to be 3x/week for normal cardio and strength, and 1x/week for HIIT.

A fourth could be stability/stretching/yoga-style exercises. I'm doing those on cardio days currently.

Not easy really. Though anything is better than nothing, so don't stress.
>You are stealing from creators.

On a purely financial level, it's far more accurate to say I'm stealing from Google than from creators.
Well, looking outside peppers, horseradish and mustard grows in pretty cold climates.
Makers of ESM were wilfully oblivious to sanity. CommonJS was/is one of the, if not the, best module and dependency systems out there.

https://gist.github.com/joepie91/bca2fda868c1e8b2c2caf76af7d...
Take a look at my post further up. I think something similar was done for Niantic, and I wouldn't be surprised if some of these publishers also have sweetheart Play deals: https://cloud.google.com/solutions/games
My money is on bimodal distribution.
While the unfolding situation at OpenAI is certainly complex, one can't help but question the role of D'Angelo in this scenario. Given his entanglement in AI development and his recent ventures that place him in direct competition with OpenAI, his continued presence on the board raises legitimate concerns. The essence of board membership, especially in a field as intricate and rapidly evolving as AI, should be rooted in unconflicted support and clear alignment with the organization's goals. If the circulating rumors hold any weight—those hinting at his involvement in the CEO's abrupt dismissal—then it only compounds the argument for a reconsideration of his board role. Entrepreneurship, while often a game of strategic moves, must also adhere to a code of ethics. If these stories of past betrayals among peers are more than just whispers, it does raise questions about the integrity of leadership and decision-making within such influential tech circles. In the interest of transparency and maintaining trust within the tech community, perhaps it's time for D'Angelo to reevaluate his position and possibly step down, ensuring OpenAI can navigate its path without potential conflicts.
It's a great negotiation tactic from MS imo so that OpenAI employees don't budge on their petition knowing MS is backing them
Would be interesting to view websites through a browser that transposes these values while rendering, or otherwise interprets CSS differently in thoughtfully considered ways.
Your analogy is poor.

App store monopolies aren't built on threats. A mall giving an anchor retailer a sweetheart deal isn't threatening nearby malls.

They are, however, built on economies of scale.
Whether or not someone is breaking the law is a very difficult question. A cop must figure out what a person is doing and who they are. Is the person in the middle of a mental health crisis? Are they subject to special rules such as having been previously trespassed from a location, or are they in violation of a court order? Is this person stalking someone? When first amendment-protected "speech" become non-protected shouting in breach of the peace depends largely on context. What type of property are they sanding on? Are there special rules at play, such as publicly-accessible private spaces? (bathrooms, some areas of hospitals etc.) Even then the cop must decide if an arrest will actually prevent further issues, or whether some sort of non-arrest option might be better.
I agree that survival is massively oversimplified. But if we think about it, it is still a massively complex idea when compared to generating the next tokens in a sentence.

So you suggest that we should think of a proxy for the "Successfully replicate" objective?
I wasn't trying to say that those fees are only for payment processing.

Anyways, to your point about audience: That's BS. The reason Google Play is the dominant store definitely has a lot to do with that, because nobody is going to publish on "My Awesome Android Store" if it doesn't have users. However, the reason they have that audience is because of their anticompetitive tactics. It's all a cycle that feeds into itself, and it's how they're able to become the only game in town and charge literally whatever they want.

Epic has the ability and resources to potentially build a store with enough of an audience to attract more developers and compete with Google Play, but it won't happen as long as Google is allowed to continue acting anti-competitively.
Looks nice Bill. Do you have pricing info?