skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> IMHO a panic implies that execution cannot continue under any circumstances, and even any attempts for a graceful shutdown might be futile (if recovery is possible it shouldn't be a panic but done through regular error handling).

Rust panic is just a C++ exception in its implementation, and not every C++ programmer would terminate a process when an exception is thrown. Of course Rust panic is more resillient because Rust provides a memory safety and the logic error can be reasonably bounded as a result.

> Increased build time is acceptable for release mode IMHO.

I think the slowest possible configuration is at least 3x slower than the default, and that's too slow to be acceptable for most people. But you can always tune them up if you want---please note that this issue is all about defaults.
> it can not reason.

As someone with an A-level in philosophy: What is reason?

> I mean of course any kind of normal app. Say Microsoft Paint for example.

The original, or the current one? Ironically, I think either would be a case where ChatGPT works best. The features in a raster graphics tool are very well isolated from each other.

I'd expect ChatGPT to face-plant much more with any meta-level stuff, so a database that doesn't have a 1-1 correspondence with whatever appears in a UI for example.

Or physics sims where you've got several layers of indirection that all need to be correct. I've never been able to get a complete working Navier–Stokes simulator out of it, for example.
The higher 6GHz band penetrates walls less than 2.4GHz and 5GHz, which means you will need more APs but each AP will have less interference from neighbors.
You might have pressed in the command, but the actual commit action was done by `git am`, hence why “Git Am” is listed as the committer.

Now let me tediously explain how commit hashes work even though you already alluded to it in a previous comment.
Was the goal to download the photos or to fiddle with Clojure and Babashka.

Anyway I wonder what would happened had he written his old code in Node.JS instead of Clojure. Update? Rewrite?
Why would it be the Mandala effect? It's named for the mass false memory of Nelson Mandela dying in prison in the 80s.
Am I being a bit naïve then to believe that maybe there is too much focus on the manufacturer being Boeing when maybe the focus should be on the people who expected to maintain the aircraft ?
1/4th of global population producing 2% of emissions for cooking seems entirely reasonable use of our global emission budget. Absolutely zero wrong there.

Now other emissions such as particulate could be helpful for their well being. Which is also reasonable goal...

Now involving carbon markets for reducing these emissions, that is just green washing and should not happen.
Generate 3D icons with this tool without any design expertise
It's an icon generating tool that lets you choose between many icon styles such as 3d style, pixar, pixel art, polygon, emoji style and much more.

By opting for the "premium images" option on the yellow button above the images counter you can easily generate 10x better images with one click.

By aware that you can generate a maximum of 1 image at a time if you choose to generate "premium" images.
> rhymes with "tine of christmas".

What?
Are you aware that the factual analysis depends on Lebanon politics and it is a fact that the investigation was not transparent?
openstreetmap.org not .com (!)
Thank you for the actual testing (and sorry for typos...). Yes, a C version is small because it dynamically links to libc.so in this case, and I meant to compare against a statically linked version. I primarily wrote this example as a response to the claim that an equivalent---it isn't---C code with musl is very small.
Turning up transmit power on the AP does nothing to strengthen the signal from the mobile station, and you need a strong signal in both directions.
If they dont respond it just means they do not really care about what you provide. People will respond if they really need what you provide.
Best case you just write to the wrong people, worst case nobody needs your service.
>Well, which abilities does it need then? No idea.

Abilities called IO and Exception.

I am sure you are familiar with effect systems and algebraic effects, right? Abilities are what algebraic effects are called in Unison:
https://www.unison-lang.org/docs/fundamentals/abilities/

So, in Haskell you would have IO monad and Exception monad, but in Unison you have an IO ability and an Exception ability.

If you want to know more:
https://www.unison-lang.org/docs/language-reference/abilitie...
and:
Convent, L., Lindley, S., McBride, C. and McLaughlin, C., 2020. Doo bee doo bee doo. Journal of Functional Programming, 30, p.e9.
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1611.09259.pdf
GCN is not VLIW (follows that neither is RDNA and derivatives). You're thinking of TeraScale, the generation before GCN, which was VLIW.
> I've installed `clickhouse-client` (a new SQL database), which needs almost 900 MB for just a CLI client

clickhouse-client is just a symlink to the main ClickHouse binary. That binary also includes the server and a lot of useful utilities.

It's large, yes, but it's on purpose it's super useful when you need to have a single binary for server, client, Zookeeper server, Zookeeper client, local data analysis tool etc.
From what I recall Map:Reduce was basically a weird representation of DAG based pipeline.

I think because it looked sorta like an automatic dictionary to multi-thread converter it became popular. But its pretty useless unless you know how to split up and process your data.

basically, if you can cut your data up into a queue, you can MapReduce. But, most pipelines are more complex than that, so you probably need a proper DAG with dependencies.
I am working on a PSD2 / Open Banking solution to aggregate bank statements into a single CSV / webhook response.
I think the target audience is business having multiple bank accounts and not only wants to have a CSV version, but also aggregating may be a large number of bank accounts their are using.
https://www.bankaccountchecker.com
Okay. Enjoy your AI infused career where you can knock out hello world apps in just a few minutes.
Posting since apparently many startups are dying.
Renters too! I'm sure the tax would be pass through in any rental contract.
Yes, we do, in some contexts.

Because despite its complexity, slow compile times, lack of a specification or more than one viable implementation and bloated binary size, people still tout it as a C replacement.

For application programming, Rust is fine, but for embedded and systems programming, nearly any of those on its own can be enough to eliminate Rust as an option, depending on the situation.

Except for complexity, they are all solvable and being worked on, for this very reason. But Rust can never replace C completely, because it's not simple, and there is a sizeable portion of primarily C programmers who are minimalists.
WiFi 7 can do 320MHz channels in the 6GHz band. Fortunately the FCC ignored the cellcos' lobbying and assigned nearly the entire 6GHz band to WiFI rather than selling it to the rapacious data monopolists (motto: no one should ever transfer data for free without paying us a cut).
I don't think cases like these are comparable to bumping into another car. Legal proceedings can have life altering effects, and lawyers are trusted to take that responsibility. In this case, we're talking about a family that wants to visit China, and I'm not sure if they'll be punished for their lawyers incompetence, but civil lawyers will also deal with life-changing amounts of money. This isn't just their own reputation and livelihood they're putting on the line.

I don't think this particular lawyer should be disbarred, but I do think submitting lies and confabulations to the court should be punished strictly. Attempts to deceive the court should not be tolerated, especially not when the lawyer didn't even do to the work they put their signature under.

The justice system is screwed up more than enough, we don't need professionals getting away with this crap to make it even worse.
I really wish Bitwig had similar capabilities.

Yes you could quite easily write plugins nowadays but you can't really embed them into the DAW itself, using floating windows instead. And you can't really make them look native easily.

OTOH you can create Grid devices but they're not as sophisticated as Max. And you can't explicitly code them.
Context Switching SPRs on PowerPC
They moved it away from facebook accounts to more generic ones at least. The EU isn't going to force them (with this law) because they don't have more than 10% of EU residents using their headsets. (based on a quick search, they're at about half the threshold if you count worldwide sales)
This is incredible! How easy is it to buy and register a Narrowboat? How does it work legally, can you register your home address to the boat?
If we're being realistic, the road to a circular economy is going to be long.

We're still going to produce non-recyclable garbage in 50 years (you could potentially even reform that to hydrogen and carbon monoxide, lowering the energy requirements relative to synth fuel production from CO2), and the world will still be running gas turbine peaker plants for those wind-less winter days.
> As someone with an A-level in philosophy: What is reason?

Maybe you are better off answering that question then.
But I would define ability to reason as the ability to make logic conclusions based on input from a feedback loop.

Let's use programming as an example.

You write some code you think will work.
You run it.
It outputs the wrong values.
You reason about the code, realize your mistake.
Fix the code.
Run again.
It outputs the correct values.

ChatGPT cannot do any of this.
All it can do, is spit out text that it deems probable to belong to previous text it already generated. This is based on probability, but it completely lacks a reasoning part and a feedback loop.

> The original, or the current one? Ironically, I think either would be a case where ChatGPT works best.

Show me a prompt that produces either one.
Hopefully on-device LLMs can use private history to predict user context.

> .. information software that learns from history is still rare. Typically, users can only hope for last-value prediction, if that. Most software wakes up each day with a fresh case of amnesia ... software that doesn’t learn from history dooms users to repeat it. And repeat it they will — tediously explaining their context, mouse click by mouse click, keystroke by keystroke, wasted hour by wasted hour. This is called interactivity.
Cargo does support `split-debuginfo` [1] but it still has some rough edges in my experience. I do think that is the ultimate way to go in the future.

[1] https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/reference/profiles.html#spli...
You being? We really need people to try to solve problems that might not work because that is how new technology develops.
Long-term storage and power generation. Of course it's essential as chemical feedstock but that's a necessity, not convenience. If it were (chemically) easy to use, say, the hydrogen in water molecules you bet it'd be used instead.
The youtube comments are hilarious.
Reminds me of the latest excuse from OpenAI: https://news.yahoo.com/ai-needs-nuclear-power-breakthrough-1...

(its not the tech that are wrong, we just don't have enough energy in the world).
Loneliness and suicide mitigation for students using GPT3-enabled chatbots
I solved these with Common Lisp in a really easy way :D

Basically you mirrored Math's metodology on chained functions :D
In my view seniority is about breaking the mold you described above and learning about economics, politics, staffing, real world design constraints etc.
As realistic as my blurry dream.
Don’t get me wrong, they weren’t great either. Some of them probably racist bullies, others just wanted to convict the guy who the cops said did the really bad things because “Police and state guy say you did it” is enough for some people.

But “I sat with the knowledge I had given the wrong verdict while a man rotted in jail for 30 years” doesn’t come across as the heroic or even mildly positive story the journalist seemed to be going for in the article either. It’s good she did something about it eventually but it’s good in a “So I finally stopped punching my dog in the face” kinda way. Poor fucking guy had his life stolen and she’s part of the reason why.

Is she worse than the other actors in this shameful play? No of course not. But I’m not sure there are any heroes here.
But that is my point, ChatGPT connected the rockwell retro encabulator[0] in reverse, which will of course make the resonance tank split capacitor bridge oscillate out of sync with the active input bias triodes. This will of course immediately fry the dual-bifet transistor driver stage. Not sure why they call this AI.

[0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXJKdh1KZ0w
Ye. I turned on some of the new series on Netflix for my 4 yo son. But, the new ones are way too violent.

And it is not just that they are too violent, they are violent in the wrong way. Like, glorifies it.

The old series were much more nuanced, with Ash failing upwards. And the fights more like wrestling than gladiator games.
I'm not so sure with generic LLM-s. With what I've seen so far in how LLM-s work "hallucination" is a feature, not a bug. In other use cases it's called creativity when the user wants new ideas generated or filling in the missing spots. In these cases they are really happy that it can hallucinate, but of course they don't call it like that.

So the dilemma is that we need to eliminate the same thing in one case but improve it in others.

But I believe you are right that we can engineer a fine tuned system that can use tools to fact check using traditional techniques.
That's not how Ansible is meant to be used by default though. Modules are, in general, meant to be generic.

I bet you if I started writing modules for everything in most companies, people would complain. Unfortunately defaults matter.
Breaking Free from DRM: Hacking My Air Purifier
Analyzing the Effectiveness of Large Language Models on Text-to-SQL Synthesis
I wonder what kind of resignation package Google is offering, in these countries where it can't just arbitrarily fire people.
K56flex was the one I had. USR modems were pretty expensive. But I think the next one for me was V.92 - not that it mattered greatly, because cable internet was around the corner.

https://www.inetdaemon.com/tutorials/computers/hardware/mode...
Linear Has Issues
Does disbarment really destroys someone's life? It considerably reduces their career options and it means they'll probably get much less wealthy than they would otherwise have been, but they can still find another job.

By contrast, if a lawyer makes a mistake that gets someone a criminal record they didn't deserve, that person has much more ground to say it destroyed their life.
This is going to be interesting if I do it to my account.

I remember having to somehow contact support back in the day when google made me merge my youtube account and my gmail email, since they had the same name and email address. Lots of strange buggy behaviour.
This does not back up your expectation that a forensic investigation will result in attribution.
I don't like "hallucination" in this context. "Confabulation" seems much more accurate.

Last time I tried to correct AI, it assured me that I'm wrong, and for a short, funny moment, it started insulting me before the text got scrapped and a generic "something went wrong" placeholder appeared. I don't think putting two AIs together will solve the problem.

The legal references all need to follow relatively standardised formats, so those should be easy to check. Of course there's no way to know for sure if the case is actually about the subject that it's being used as for support, but bare minimum you could filter our AI responses with fake cases.

Because AI can't differentiate truth from fiction, it's essential that a real lawyer double checks the documents AI will generate, including reading referenced cases and verifying that they support the supposed argument. That way, they can skip a difficult part of their job without actually lying to the court when they submit "their" documents.

For important fields like law, you will always need a human verification step.
I think so. You can take a look at it yourself: https://udlbook.github.io/udlbook/
Set Next.js public environment variables without rebuilds
Federal Appeals Court Slams FBI's Actions in Security Deposit Box Raid
Ah "laddishness", the epitome of grown men acting like boys; from homophobic quips about a minor hairstyle change, to puking drunkenly at a holiday destination ("lads on tour") whilst blasting offensive music and pretending that the world is yours, as the locals desperate for your money are forced to shrug and smile.
What is reason? No matter.

and what is matter? Never mind.
Beer CSS – A Material Design 3 web framework converted to HTML semantic standard
Can I ask one basic thing --> From what are the images generated?
> If I understand right, GPT-3 is literally the complexity of a mid-sized rodent.

You are not understanding things right, then.

Intelligence is comprised of multiple complex systems. ChatGPT only ever claimed to focus on the language part. It does not contain reasoning.

Even a rodent can reason.

Much less complex organisms can reason, too.
> people with 'fuck you money'

Hoarding "fuck you money" indicates a lack of basic human decency.
You'd get much the same effect from carrying around a high-end tiny-size model railway engine. Try Z scale.
Uhm. maybe for the US, the rest of the world lied on IBC PC's for companies/jobs with tons of money to manage, such as big hypermarkets, banks and such.
Home users used ZX Spectrums, some CPC's, and TV producers and musicians used Amigas and Ataris until late 80's where journalists and A/V producers began to use Macs.
So a wealthy anarchist and socialist who also was a dreamer and a poet while also being a capitalist who fought the system and an adventurer. Quite a lot of facets.
Assuming a higher safety score means a “better” company isn’t an example (loosely speaking)?
> OTOH, if you were using it on hardware where it ran like a dog for you from the 3rd sprint, you'd probably have got round to making the changes for it to be acceptable on that era platform.

Or perhaps even made saner choices in the first place rather than rambling about "premature optimization".
So you didn't look any of these terms up? Would love an explanation of

* Kantian Wholes

* Catalytic Closure

* Constraint Closure

* Spatial Closure

* a first-order phase transition to molecular reproduction

* phylogeny of metabolisms

* template replication

Thanks
Its still a great indicator, its just that indicators dont mean very much sometimes.
Incredibly high quality stuff.
> Had Europe gone renewable much earlier

I don't think that's even possible. Most of Europe (esepcially Northern Europe) is really, really dark, and solar in only now becoming vaguely viable. Wind is better, but even then only the North Sea is really an option. Hydro was tapped out decades ago.

What are you left with then?
Just looking at various Warner Brothers properties and it is pretty clear that you can do lot even in something that is somewhat similar in style. If not in substance.
And how 'bout them JFK fifty-cent pieces ?
Imagine a neutral starting point where maybe it was not without male agression, but no actual millennia yet spent further honing animalistic tendencies along the wolf pack model.

The dog-eat-dog approach appears to have evolved including the same major hormone balance among various species such as canines and humans, you could say it is like aggression and pecking order "on steroids".

But the steroids were always there, it's more like the steroids are being leveraged by the craftiness of the species in an evolutionary biological way.

Resulting in the humans ending up much more evolved when they want to be.

Anyway, from that neutral root a completely different offshoot could independently have spent the same millennia evolving in the complete opposite direction, away from as much resemblance to a canine hierarchy as evolution would allow.

Such disparate cultures may or may not have interacted, clashed or have their decendants coexist today. Nobody would ever know after all this time but among men, maybe some will culturally trend more toward the influence of testosterone in a competitive way when encountering others regardless of whether they are males or females. The male-male competition the most prominent.

While others will be just the opposite and be highly influenced in a co-operative way when encountering others whether male or female. The male-female co-operation the most prominent.

IOW for some men their testosterone is primarily involved in relating to other males without as much consideration for females, other men their testosterone is primarily involved in relating to females without as much consideration for other males. And everything in between.

If any one culture were to become dominant enough, that would make any other one an outlier.
Anyone know how to pan on this map?
Wouldn't source maps be broken by changing characters around in the built code?
we want a lot of things when we're young that we only realize later were trivial and probably harmful.
Legacy software: Be that good ancestor
Legacy code is often associated with being something bad.

However, legacy software is often a valuable asset for businesses.

When touching legacy code with the due respect it deserves, it ultimately leads to tough questions:

Will we ourselves be that good ancestor to others?
The New York Times has a web Flash player
Why the tech media taste all the same?
The very first notes are supposed to be a dial tone followed by the note run on flute+clarinet representing the dialing of a phone number. That is supposed to be DTMF, with the flue being the high tone and the clarinet being the lower tone.

It's hard to recognize as not only would do the frequencies of the DTMF standard likely not line up with the fundamentals of the 12-note western scale, but these wind instruments don't produce anything close to a pure sine wave- they have lots of harmonics, and with two of them overlapping it's hard to discern what the phone number was supposed to be.
Alaska CEO: We found many loose bolts on our Max planes
With Early Access titles you should only invest when you are happy with the current state of the product even if it was not developed further. If you are not, do not buy.
I installed Mint on two older relatives computers and they're both fine with it. They also do only browse, youtube, maybe open a PDF or edit a Word (rather, let someone else edit on their machine). Zero complaints for this use case.
You wouldn't (and don't) use this kind of mechanism at the file-level on an entire SQLite database: just because someone suggests something be an OS feature doesn't mean that existing software would work without changes.
> "We're ABI stable" claims in C and C++ are "We daren't change anything or stuff breaks" which isn't so much an ABI as it is paralysis and Rust is confident it doesn't want to do that.

For C++, yes sure, but I thought C usually has a pretty well specified ABI on most platforms, no?
> some of them are quiiiite similar to existing pokemons

Some Pokemon are quiiiite similar to existing Digimon =)
Looks like it. I created bunch of tickets and they’re now gone.
Content-addressable, not code addressable. It's kind of like global, distributed memoization (IIUC).

edit: not memoization, just hashing the AST of a function.
As George Carlin said

> Could be the only reason the earth allowed us to be spawned from it in the first place. It wanted plastic for itself. Didn’t know how to make it. Needed us.
You forgot the funniest part, the programming socks.