skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
To show the struct example:

def do_thing(%Foo{} = foo), do: foo

Here `foo` has to be type of struct `%Foo{}`.

def do_thing(%Foo{bar: "baz"} = foo), do: foo

Here `foo` has to be struct `%Foo{}` with field `:bar` with the value of `"baz"`.

Another one I like to point out is how operators aren't rampantly overloaded.

def add(a, b), do: a + b

This will _only_ work with floats or integers because `+` only works on those types. String concatenation, adding lists, date math, etc have their own operators/functions.

While Elixir does offer mechanisms to overload operators, you have to be very explicit about it. There is no way to globally redefine `+`, for example. It would be on a per-module or even per-function basis (and not something that is done too often, though there are some good uses of it out there).

Dynamic typing in Elixir really isn't that big a hinderance if you stick to its idioms. That said, I'm fairly excited about the prospect of the type system.
Yep, this is not a good look for them or their service. They've posted four Show HNs for this same site in the past year.
We’re talking 1969 when the time travel scenario occurs.
No matter how closely you look, there is always more to it. However you think things are, good or bad, you are "wrong". But you may have sufficient precision to make some specific technique operate. (The technique is predicated on an implicit theory simplifying how things are. Both the technique and theory are "wrong".)

In finding correlations between two things, a tricky bit is finding which two things (a thing can be an arbitrary composites of other things). When we do find a correlation, that becomes how we see it, and we think in terms of this particular simplifying theory of reality.

i.e. there are two issues: (1) reality is complex. (2) we simplify it.
There's some competition. Amex charges the highest interchange fees, and as a result, a lot of places don't take Amex. Ditto with discover
The article said it's for small form factor PCs - were the motherboards you were looking at designed for microatx or something similar?
The decompiled code is a 1:1 translation, so it’s a derivative work. You can’t distribute a translated book without an agreement with the copyright owner, even if the translator contributed original creative work on top. The analogy is literally 1:1.
quick question: Why is weed an option over prescription medicines? Last I heard pot has a large number of substances which have not been studied for impact on health. At least with prescriptions, you have some idea of the side effects.
Not the same but reminds me of the Radeon SSG which had a user manual for interacting with the ssd: https://www.amd.com/system/files/documents/ssg-api-user-manu...
I see what you mean, but don't "master" and "main" also imply some special authority? Trunk-based development with branches forking off and merging back into the trunk (a DAG, unlike a real tree! :) is an extremely common workflow.

https://trunkbaseddevelopment.com/
You can write custom guards out of any built in function that can already be used in a guard.

Like defguard is_list_or_even_int(val) do
is_list(val) or (is_integer(val) and val % 2 ==0)
end
I thought it was going to use the SSD as a slower memory cache for the GPU, but this is just literally a regular M2 hard drive slot built to use the PCIE lanes from the GPU...

And here I thought I am going to have 1TB of GPU memory for AI lmao.
Anyone under the age of 20 is a Minecraft artist already
“How cities were constructed before cars”

From what I understand about city life in the 19th century, I don’t think we should see that as any kind of target state.

Cars enable people to visit the countryside and the coast (not just the tiny fraction served by unreliable, expensive and limited public transport service)

Some rural areas would be completely disconnected without car ownership.

The kind of metropolitan utopianism behind “15 minute cities” paints a picture of a country where everyone and everything outside densely populated urban zones is irrelevant. It’s a gloomy and drab picture, rather like the oppressive and uniform concrete society envisioned by the Soviet Empire.
AMD isn't asleep. MI300x announcement on Dec 6th.
Go for it! There's no formal rate limiting or auth, but it does start to load shed at 2k concurrent requests. It's stateless, so it's very easy to scale horizontally after that.

LoginLlama looks super helpful, what else would you like to see from IP Guide to help? Would a boolean attribute on whether or not the IP is a known tor exit node be helpful?
We know for sure that even later in the Block 5 generation the re-usability got better. So that isn't controversial.

I would assume their 'favorites' are being pushed in order to get engineering information on those flights, not because they are superior to the others of the same build.
It could perhaps if it had all rocks available up front to scan and plan the entire wall with. But it retrieves one rock at a time and can only place on the top row somewhere. Given the geometries are random I wouldn’t expect it to reliably have tight fits given how it’s sampling and placing.
You may be talking about the old course and not the revamped one. The revamped version of the course is now a Coursera "specialization" which are multiple courses that are either theory or project based
The original show's creator, Glen Larson, was a Mormon - so it tracks that the show incorporated a lot of that theology. Also, one of the main antagonists is Count Iblis, someone who seeks to lead the colonists to follow him, though he is revealed to be essentially a prince of darkness. "Iblis" is the Islamic name for Satan, so another religious element. Even his backstory is similar to the Abrahamic view of the devil, "he [Count Iblis] was previously a Being of Light who fell from grace after using his powers for evil purposes."

Ron Moore's reimagined version of Battlestar includes strong themes of reincarnation and life being a cycle, which also tracks with Moore's past interest in Hinduism and other Eastern religions.
how are competitors faring with relaunch capabilities ?

Has anyone been able to even launch the same rocket twice ? Or does space X effectively hold a 19X advantage over them now ?
I eventually got to that point, but my doctor said the ulcer was getting out of control
It’s an often used tool, sure , but for legal protection of reverse engg, your implementation side is firewalled from all of that.

It's not likely to be fair use to distribute, fwiw.
Possibly because Zaslav, the new boss, hates cartoons (not hyperbole, he's said things to that effect himself) and that colored any judgment on the release of the film.
> This isn't the equivalent of steeling original code but more like generating a brand new code that would compile to the same executable.

That doesn't make it not copyright infringement. As long as it's based on the same executable, that's a derivative work. In the same way if I were to recreate Star Wars A New Hope with new actors and new sets. If I were to play a cover of Micheal Jackson's Thriller with new instruments and new voices.

That's why clean-room design is a thing. To recreate the same function not based off the copyrighted executable, but rather its interactions with the user, other programs, and files. Interactions that aren't copyrightable.
I can't list a single right-leaning European country government.
Does anyone have any references to published works discussing the idea he’s pushing here that all the top labs are trying to replace next token prediction with planning? (Note: I’m not interested in using a token-prediction LLM to solve planning problems; I’m interested in work that tries to replace token sampling with action sampling by formulating the text completion problem as a planning domain.) Or is that not what he’s talking about…?
Yes, we already know that it's more expensive to be poor. You aren't going to fix that by twiddling this one tweak.

I really hate to whatabout this, but this is a fight between big box retailers and banks. Someone is bringing in "the poor" because they want to get the public on their side (with an election coming up and a law on the table).

Neither side has much sympathy from me. I've also heard the "they're coming for your credit card rewards" ads. The lazy response from me is to declare a plague on both their houses.
This is AWESOME! Fantastic, fantastic job.

Any possibility of making it open source?

Do you have a donation link? Would love to send a few bucks your way as a thank you. Currently working on memorizing the intervals and this will be super helpful.
> The default in science is that the side arguing a point has the burden of proving it correct

Right, and Yann is arguing the point that AI and LLMs are not or will not be dangerous. Where's his proof? As the parent posters have said, he has none.
The clean them pretty well. For example the clean along the welds to check them. The soot only stays on the parts where it doesn't really matter.

Engines are also cleaned. In fact, one landing failure happened because left over cleaning alcohol in the engine itself.
Can't wait for drug addicts to sell a kidney, have the other one get injured, and then apply for a transplant.

But letting estates sell kidneys seems like a good idea
Why not now? At 249 consecutive successful launches, it's almost at 2.5 times the best records of other rockets (Soyuz-U and Delta II https://arstechnica.com/space/2023/05/spacex-is-going-for-it...), which don't include any reuse.

I think in a few decades' time Falcon 9's remarkableness will pale in comparison to later rockets.
Intel was infected with marketing people who diseased the entire C-Suite and drained the company for 8 years without doing anything other than make up new marketing names for the 5000-11000 series of chips and their stagnant iGPUs. That level of thievery would kill any leading company. ..
Skull bone marrow channels as immune gateways to the central nervous system
Look up the AXA1125 for non-fatty liver disease and see how BCAA with a bunch of other amino acids (arginine, NAC, glutamine) gets your liver and mitochondria back in shape.
From the Readme - What does this mean ?

>> Notice: I am not responsible for anti cheat banned accounts, this project is heavily in development!

?
I was also confused. Are they only referring to "It's true" tweet or they have something else?
What do you mean when you say S&P has crashed already? You mean the constituent companies are tanking/no-growth? Are investors/institutions liquidating their positions in those companies? Trying to understand the situation. TIA!
The country most critical of the USA, is the USA. The proof that we are still the best place to live is everywhere, including that our main adversaries are losing their best and brightest. Freedom and liberty always.
For those wondering, hypixel was an impressive minecraft mod. The devs moved on to create Hytale - a minecraft-like game that is still to be released. At least that's what my fallible memory says.

https://hytale.com/

I assume this is an unrelated effort. And just an engine with basic minecraft play. Actual minecraft is too wide and deep for any "reimplementation" to fall from the skys at this point.
Is there a way to try this before I buy it?

I am building something that would probably benefit from this, but with that price tag (solo indy dev) that's going to be a big ask! might be worth it, just no way of knowing without trying it first
It's just making a plan with auto-regressive token prediction, that's all.
Fair. My point is more about this line from sillysaurusx's comment:

> People had a problem with Apple monitoring CSAM on their phones. But monitoring blood alcohol in cars gets a pass.

I.e. the objection would be fine if it was "Apple monitoring ${X} on their phones" for most values of X, but for X=CSAM, this is a qualitatively different issue - false positives are life-destroying, and you'd be at risk just by having an iPhone - a far more common situation than finding yourself in the middle of nowhere in a Russian winter.
This seems like game changing technology. There are a heap of such walls around here, some built long ago by Dalmation immigrants (and some allegedly by German POWs). It's quite labour intensive and highly skilled to create them.

We have some on our property, used to retain the hillside after land slips. They were built with an excavator by a gnarly old guy who was unbelievably skilled.

One thing I wonder is whether these are safe. These things terrify the shit out of me, as one toppling rock of that size could instantly kill a child.

Walls built by human operators of sufficient skill are safe (I know, I went around and tried to wobble every single rock to make sure). But are these built to the same level?
The intuition is that a branch consists of a line of commits off of a trunk. Like, you know, what the word "branch" means in real life.

But in git, a branch doesn't "contain" anything. It is just a pointer to a single commit. This is completely counterintuitive and makes no sense to most people at first, for a very good reason: the analogy is misleading.

These things shouldn't be called branches. They are pointers: they can be repointed anywhere, dereferenced, and copied by reference.

HEAD is also a stupid term, because it doesn't refer to the head of anything. HEAD is the current pointer, and it can point to any commit, not just the head of a branch. It should be called something like "here". The "detached HEAD" warning is scary and useless.

Just look at these two commands, which do very similar things but look totally different:

git checkout -b staging
git branch -f staging 3d1b582

They are just pointer assignments. Wouldn't it make a lot more sense if they were written like this?

git point staging here
git repoint staging 3d1b582
Motorcycle licence tests cover counter-steering, as an obstacle avoidance technique.

I think gyroscopic effects are also in play, and more pronounced on a motorcycle, with its wheels having greater mass and angular velocity.
Genuine question: Why would anyone purchase this for $299, without the ability to use it commercially? For open-source projects?
Hungary, Poland?
Excellent !

I learned some things. I'll consider making posters of this ;-)
NVIDIA Ampere consumer line was manufactured in Samsung fabs:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/GeForce_30_series
WTF, outlook, the mail client wouldn't allow you to configure your own mail server for incoming / outgoing email?

Or people using outlook would treat your emails as spam?

If it's the former, it's kind of shocking. Dark days...
suppport -> support
This is becoming so true. I have read so many documents in the last year that are obviously from a GPT, especially when it’s about something new to a group.

But in the end, I would rather get a half baked GPT doc than a quarter baked junior analyst doc. I just worry that GPTs are going to kick the rungs out of the bottom of any knowledge work later. Being bad but junior used to be a learning environment without too many repercussions.

But how do you compete with peers using AI? You use it also. But now you have robbed yourself of a learning opportunity. Yeah you can learn someway by doing it, but it’s like doing homework by looking at the answers. Sure it can help you double check, but if you don’t put the effort into constructing your own answer, then you have only cheated yourself.

I think the AI alignment issues are probably over blown in the short term, but what about the long term when the average person has regressed so far as to be unable to live without AI. They will just do whatever is told to them.
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Decompilation Project
The Hypixel Network is a mini-games server.
Very cool project, any plans to release its source ?

also s/Tailscale/Tailwind/
Yah, selfhosted gitlab. Can't handle it. https://github.com/bixilon/minosoft
As a fellow biological human being, I think we have to realize that AI will surpass us, and as every generation bittersweetly sees their children grow up, become better and stronger than their aging parents and eventually inherit the world, so the twilight of humanity is upon us and we must let our AI brainchildren continue were we leave off (or else)
> A majority of philosophers accept (or lean toward accepting) consciousness in adult humans (95.15 per cent),

I laughed aloud.

> The Declaration points to five consciousness markers that are the results of scientific research: homologous brain circuits; artificial stimulation of brain regions causing similar behaviours and emotional expressions in humans and other animals; neural circuits supporting behavioural/electrophysical states of attentiveness, sleep and decision-making; mirror self-recognition; and similar impacts of hallucinogenic drugs across species.

...awesome. This is a really fun article.
Is this what donating to Wikipedia gets me?
hypixel is an impressive minecraft server, not mod
> cope with all this complexity, both as individuals, and as a society, and survive.

Surviving is not thriving. Like roman construction, we just have very big error margings and margin of safety. Things do not have to work perfectly to finction
You could potentially shotcrete (spray it with concrete to reinforce) the wall after the robotic excavator is done if you’re concerned about stability. I can’t speak to whether you can highly automate this as well, but it seems possible with current state robotics with human operators.

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

https://www.geostabilization.com/technology/shotcrete-robot/

https://dawinvehicles.en.made-in-china.com/product/jBMnaOKdL...
actually it is.
Sounds like they’re doing far more for their community than the average person. Texas would be in much better shape if it had more people like that, especially in positions of power.
Seems like it's just being spammed with slurs currently. Might want to add a filter or censoring.
I don't think it's cynicism to realize that people are imperfect creatures subject to the whims of insecurity and ego, not being well slept, yadda yada. To me that's just realism.
Awesome. I have fixed this issue for you.
Chinese factories dismantle and transform Nvidia cards into AI accelerators
You should put up a disclaimer that says, "for entertainment purposes only". Calling this an encyclopedia and marketing it as educational just seems like a bad idea. The whole idea behind a traditional encyclopedia is usually that it is written and vetted by experts.

Honestly, you'd be way better off just using a basic rag architecture. When a user asks for a topic simply mirror the Wikipedia article and throw up a chat sidebar interface, so that the user can ask questions about it. At least by locking down your context window, you could minimize the number of hallucinations, which judging from some of the other comments sounds like it's already an issue.
It's more impressive that the anticheat doesn't flag you
Allright, no server mod?
If you do search for Reinforcement Learning based decoding in language models (or neural machine translation) you'll find hundreds of papers. It's a super common research topic that has been around forever, way before LLMs were a "thing". Just follow the reference from there. Nothing new here, really.

But doing it on the scale of something like GPT-4 is only something OAI can do, and I don't doubt that there's some breakthrough there. But IMO it's likely that the breakthrough isn't algorithmic, but a result of scale, like most of the other OAI breakthroughs.
Completely unrelated to the article: but what a refreshing website (on mobile at least). Fast, fluid, beautiful. Just its design made me feel compelled to check out and read other articles.
I do that every. single. time.
NASA Warns Solar Storm May Hit Earth Tomorrow as Sunspots Increase Tenfold
Lunar Multi-Purpose Habitat activities officially underway
Build. Thank you.
Didn't mean to rub you the wrong way, the conversation is interesting.

> it still constitutes a violation of "muh freedom/convenience", no?

Yes, but "muh freedom" doesn't apply when you're on public roads with other people. My problem isn't with the law, but with co-opting a device that I paid for to work against my own interests.

Would you be okay with a similar system for seatbelt laws, where if you or your passenger or your child takes off the seatbelt while in motion, your car pulls over to the side of the road and holds you hostage for hours while you wait for someone to come write you a ticket?

> If they could get the inconvenience/false positive rate to 0%...

Simply isn't possible. And even if it was, there are edge cases where it should be allowed, such as:

- wife needs medical attention, and you've had a glass of wine

- wildfires, which can spread surprisingly quickly

- I want to drive on my own property where DUI laws don't apply

Don't kill my wife or make me burn alive in a wildfire because of other random people's mistakes.

> Who said anything about police?

You suggested someone comes and writes you a ticket before freeing you from your car. Who else writes tickets other than cops?
Some Minecraft servers will attempt to detect modded Minecraft clients, potentially based off of how they handle the protocol or mechanics. If this re-implementation has accidental differences from the main Minecraft client, it could potentially get detected as a malicious cheating client and banned.
There's so much attention on this field right now (something like ~100 papers hitting arxiv a day). Is the possibility of being blind-sided by a "next generation" technique really plausible?

Isn't it more plausible that someone is just piecing together a couple key public papers in a novel way?
The beauty of excel is you can load Million rows and do computations on them.
Best question, right here. I suspect, someone is relying on there being a Marketplace for "pluggable react components". I know you know...it's a mess...
Given the disclaimer in the repo's README I wouldn't be sure about that.
Disclaimer: I am not a .Net programmer, so these are just my thoughts and impressions as someone on the outside who followed the development from a distance.

I think a lot of the focus on .Net was driven by MS and Balmer's fear of Java. At the time, almost all desktop computers were running Windows 9x/2k. If 3rd party applications were developed with cross-platform Java, the customers would no longer be locked in to Windows.

First they tried the famous embrace/extend/extinguish approach by creating a Windows-specific version of Java. Sun fought back, and MS decided to push .Net instead.

It seemed to me that the initial strategy was to claim .Net was cross platform, but focus more on Windows and let open source projects like Mono be their cross platform "alibi". They changed strategies after a while, and now I guess the cross platform is more real.
There are many many people worried about jobs.

There are also people worried about extinction, that call themselves "AI Alignment" people (more recently some have taken to call themselves "AI notkilleveryoneists" because the felt like every word they invented to describe their worries was soon applied to worries about jobs, systemic racism etc').

Importantly, these people and their worries are responsible for the special structure of OpenAI, which seems to have been founded at least partially by people who believe this. Importantly, it seems to be the core reason behind the sama drama. That is what the article discusses, and that is about the notkilleveryoneists, not the jobs doomers, though those exist too.
I am not a pro in the subject, but does it mean the data still needs to reach the bridge on cpu first? What I am thinking of now is that with DX12 there's already a direct access to SSD's for fastes data copy to NVRAM, why then couldn't this benefit of losing some hops whenever reaching for data that is already onboard?
How do you run a complete love2d script with the full rendering/event loop?
They're most likely referring to anti-cheat plugins run on servers - they're not responsible if a server's anti-cheat plugins bans you.
Yes, VLC works on Apple TV for Samba shares, but Infuse is nearly perfection for it.