skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Gnome is not dropping X11, Fedora is. X11 will still be in Ubuntu 24.04 and can be used for 5 years. By that time there will be extensive hacks to even support the worst apps that refuse to properly support Linux desktops.
Do you know the average or top human score / SD?
Not sure if that data is available on the link or elsewhere.

Just to make sense of your result, can you show your prompt?

When you say 3 prompts and one attempt, what does that mean?

Also regarding 0-shot, did you give the LLM the instruction that is given to human by the game?

If yes, I would count that as one shot as an example of how to properly solve one example puzzle is given.

```
How to Play

Find groups of four items that share something in common.

Select four items and tap 'Submit' to check if your guess is correct.
Find the groups without making 4 mistakes!

Category Examples

FISH:
Bass, Flounder, Salmon, Trout
FIRE ___:
Ant, Drill, Island, Opal

Categories will always be more specific than "5-LETTER-WORDS," "NAMES" or "VERBS."

Each puzzle has exactly one solution. Watch out for words that seem to belong to multiple categories!

Each group is assigned a color, which will be revealed as you solve
```

Thanks
That's not at all how WorldCoin works. And I don't want to be a WorldCoin defender here, I don't support it.
Humans evolved with a lot of behaviors that is or was not healthy. Evolution requires you to have offspring and have them alive until having own offsprings.
Enshittification of "Red Hat" linux is proceeding apace.
Companies are made of people and people have lives.
According to TFA, upgrading to CC 4.0 closes this loophole.
I was never convinced that Tap would be reliable, adding that extra pivot point, felt like it could throw off the accuracy. I stuck with klicky, and auto-z-calibration. My "startup" routine is slow, takes about 10 minutes not including heating things, but I get perfect prints every time.

3D printing is entirely a hobby for me, though I do find I'm able to make practical prints for around the house now I can print ABS, Nylon, ASA, etc; A Bambu would be the exact opposite of what I wanted in a hobby / something to tinker with.

As for multi-colour, I've considered building an Enraged Rabbit Carrot Feeder for (up to 9-colour/material) printing on my Voron; It's relatively inexpensive to build, but I expect it'll require a fair bit of tinkering to get right, and since I only really print functional prints, the colour change is less desirable than material-change for me, so I can combine materials, or use dissolvable supports etc.

In terms of Stealthburner cooling, perhaps we just print different things, but 90% of my ABS prints, I print with the cooling off entirely, or at 10-30%; I've been called insane more than once for it, but it's been great and means I get excellent layer adhesion. I don't do any crazy bridging, usually stick to less than about 2cm, but when I do I've found that cooling to 70-100% has been fine. I swapped out all of the kit supplied fans for higher-quality Delta fans which might have made a difference, but that was mostly for my sanity because of the whining of the cheaper kit fans, and the Voron sits in my home office.
That's for the developers to build the binary, not the end users. But yeah.
As Gorard has long been at pains to point out (and Wolfram, being preternaturally immodest, has not) the model is a formalism, not a theory.

That said, the point of redescribing things we know very well - like QM and GR - in new ways is ultimately to make testable predictions. So:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLtxXkugd5w
Desert Power TNG
Any knowledge about "society" is very context- and time-sensitive. The trap for "smart" people is that they abstractly apply rigorous explanatory models to human-made institutions and enterprises. It skews their social understanding and navigation abilities. They often become overly hooked on formalisms like behavioural economics, cognitive psychology, evolutionism or the geopolitical power struggles. It suppresses their reasoning ability in a local, context-sensitive manner.

What's the alternative? Develop social intuitions. Observe your local surrounding environment and the people around you. Try to listen to their personal stories. Tell them yours. Then you can probably figure out what's valuable for them, what drives them every day. Applying that knowledge in the economic realm might change the world for the better.
I guess you didn't get the memo. We don't talk about biology anymore.
I recently set up a new Desktop system with an RTX 4080 and installed Fedora Kinoite (specifically ublue-nvidia). Things were weirdly broken in many ways:

- Many apps were flickering between the actual content and black rectangles

- Games didn't work at all, most without any error messages or discernible reasons, some told me they couldn't find a GPU

- I couldn't use CUDA at all

- Firefox couldn't use WebGL or play content with hardware acceleration

After debugging this for multiple days I switched to X11, and everything immediately worked. I'm relatively proficient with Linux, and I have no idea what the issue was or how I could continue debugging it.

So, at least for me, NVidia is still completely broken with Wayland.
And then what happened on the fifth day? We all know the answer. The dream ended and everyone was back in the reality. Managers keeping workers busy, depressed and docile with scrum and jira dogshit while themselves playing game of thrones on getting the biggest comp packages.
I did interpret "understanding" as "being supportive to" and not as "comprehend incentives / PoV".
In that case, fair enough, but I don't think there is a ton left to comprehend, as in, I am not seeing many new arguments as why men career opportunities must come at the cost of women's, etc.

(An btw, not advocating / defending matriarchy either, but egalitarism.)
What? That Germany started WW2 by attacking Poland in cahoots with the USSR? How is that wrong?

Edit: The European theatre, in Asia the war started earlier when Japan invaded China. The most commonly understood start of WW2 was thebinvasion of Poland and the resulting declarations of war.
Lot of content to show Satellitor with this search → #ai #seo #wordpress
> Japan, Germany, and Italy's people didn't practice a religion that required them to hate Americans.

I'm not sure if you're equating Islam with hatred of the USA, or if you mean because so many Israelis believe Palestinians are "amalek", no better than bugs?

> Allies completely flattened major cities and killed millions of civilians, intentionally

And out of these horrors came international agreement on what actions are allowed during wartime, with the aim of ensuring such atrocities weren't repeated. Israel does not respect international law, and should be sanctioned.
This summarizes my encounters with 0.1 programmers. Others call them 10x programmers, but I disagree ;-)

Here's a story from the field https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38802996
If you call what Xorg supports a narrow space, I'm not sure you've used Wayland.

I read the exact same things about it a decade ago, and I remember that Fedora 31 (maybe 32?) defaulted to Wayland. Just as it was then: I get breakage whereas with Xorg I get none. And a trivial search reveals there are _many_ more for who Wayland creates issues or showstoppers.

Once people in the Wayland sphere start to realize they'll need to cover those 1001 Xorg edge cases _on top_ of enabling the good stuff that they've done, sure, we'll be getting there. However, that interest doesn't seem to be there, counting by the #worksforme's...
Why? if you find the content useful and it answer your questions?
Women likes language and things related to social experiences more than men, so you seeing women learning languages faster and better makes sense. You see girls outperforming boys in language classes throughout schools all over the world. But the other side of that coin, boys outperforming girls in technical classes is also a thing.
CommitGo Launches Gitea Enterprise
What do you mean, with a directed signal? I guess it still is a problem of signal to noise ratio even then, if the jammer is powerful enough.
I don't know necessarily for the NTSB, but the usual standard for these safety agencies is that their work cannot and shall not be re-used in criminal or civil proceedings. We'd rather find the cause and improve safety than send somebody to jail if we can't have both.

It may be different in the US because Americans are so blood thirsty (e.g. they still have and use the death sentence!) but that's how such an agency is usually intended to secure co-operation that you wouldn't necessarily get if you were law enforcement.
Easy → 1. You provide some business details 2. AI generated SEO blog posts 3. They are published daily to your blog !
If Chevron is overturned, this will be more grist for the mill.
Possibly a response to the perceived nature of the pursuit?
GitBug-Java: A Reproducible Benchmark of Recent Java Bugs
https://arxiv.org/pdf/2402.02961.pdf
You nailed it. All of above sources are also super helpful for LLMs, but you have to be careful about how to ingest/parse them. For example for a Discourse Forum only including questions that have been marked "Resolved" by an official team member can work quite well. Same goes for Discord/Slack forums and GitHub Discussions etc.
A man produces more semen than he knows what to do with, but has a limited capacity to provide a nurturing environment for a proverbial “barefoot and pregnant” wife and subsequent children.

Going on a satyriasis-addled insemination spree will do nothing to help the demographic crisis, if anything it will make it much worse.
From the browser it works so for meet it should always work. For slack and teams I think a lot of apps are still using a version of electron that is years old by now and doesn't work with Wayland properly.
> What kind of marketing trickery is this?

it's called the "circleback trick"
This reminds of me when I hear of far leftwing people proposing simple solutions to complex problems.
Possibly stupid question, but for novel material, why can't you use entry 48 in table 2 of Annex I, which is "descriptive" naming scheme for things outside current list? Plus a bunch of the current standard names includes very generic terms.

Blends are accepted with the descriptive names.
ICs have always been factory floor workers; highly paid ones, but still, factory workers.
I expected our current AI to be much further in the future, like 50 or 100 years.
RepairLLaMA: Efficient Representations and Fine-Tuned Adapter for Program Repair
Sea Kit
Fair point. Although good writing for humans = good writing for LLMs and vice versa. So I'm hopeful this new excitement around AI for docs if anything will just encourage folks to put even more effort into writing great docs.
> They did do that to Gaza in 2005. That is how we arrived at the current situation.

No, they didn't "do that to Gaza" - Israel has kept Gaza under a brutal blockade, by air, land and sea. Israel kept the place like an open air prison, and had it surrounded by military outposts and remotely operated guns. Hundreds of civilians were shot in 2023 prior to Oct 7th, including peaceful protesters.
It’s open source software, feel free to support/maintain your own edge case.

It makes zero sense to spread a team that thin on handling some edge case no one uses. There are only finite resources, and it makes sense to focus on a smooth experience for the vast majority of people.
This is fantastic work - there's a huge difference here for my eyes at least.
We would be interested in actual automation of theorem production, but this pipeline would automate approximately 0% of (interesting) mathematics research. It does have the potential to automate some boring parts and enable mathematicians to make better conjectures faster.
Mantella: Bring Skyrim NPCs to Life with AI
How Homeland Security Is Undermining Faith in U.S. Elections
¿Romanization? But English is not a Romance language.
Autistic pupils in England denied right to education as absenteeism surges
> It’s been two years since this was published

And so many links are already dead. Linkrot is so quick sometimes.
As a long-time play-by-poster of D&D, yes, it still dominates the TTRPG crowd. I branch out to other game systems myself, but always have at least two or three D&D games going. The game itself is not hated, just the company, and there are enough free resources available online that anyone can play the game without giving WotC a single dime. As far as we're concerned, the game belongs to the players and WotC are nothing more than Interlopers.

Check out https://5e.tools/ for an example of a good free, self-hostable resource.
Yep the gulf between proper leadership and corporate managerialism was never more apparent to me than when I left the army and did an MBA.

Leaders are 'in the trenches', in a commercial environment this means they know their stuff, are putting themselves 'on the line' and are demonstrating the values and standards expected of those further down the ladder.

Corporate managers are more like administrators, they dispassionately work the system for their own benefits and pay lip service to the cares and concerns of those they're meant to be leading.
They don't have to be rendered in the browser, but having all of the structures and section headings help humans to, so I would recommend it. :)
Isn't it rather presumptuous to believe that just because someone says "patriarchy sucks", they advocate for a matriarchy?

I just read it as "patriarchy sucks, we should have equality" instead.
And when has there been a shred of credible evidence to suggest such a thing?
Hackers Behind the Change Healthcare Ransomware Attack Received $22M
Extensive LLM evals. It's a real rabbit hole.
I prefer lifting up explanations for gender segregation in society that provide a bit more explanation of the whole spectrum rather than one work category that happen to sit at very average numbers. The equality paradox in particular is a large hint of a much stronger phenomenon than the pipeline problem.

Group identity is my personal favorite. People self filter on every possible aspect in life, and work choice has gender segregation on a very large number of layers. The teacher profession has gender segregation at the initial start of the pipeline, during the training phase, during the first professional years, during the specialization phase, during the senior phase, and so on. They segregate on which schools they pick, country vs city, and so on.

Sweden has public available statistics on work profession, and it is gathered as part of tax collection so it has very high accuracy. Guess which profession has highest gender segregation, and how high it is. There are no engineer jobs that sits at the 99%, or the 99.8% that is ratio of the single most gender segregated profession.
The fundamental problem is that politicians are essentially impotent to the influence of NGO's. You can only have a democracy that is informed. NGO's break this fundamental principle. Which makes the hysteria about misinformation laughable. The threat is coming from inside the house.
I'm really intrigued by your statement that your diabetes is well managed, if I wake up in the wrong side of the bed, my insulin resistance change!

Wondering how you can maintain that, do you have a very rigid routine and meal plan?

I'm using Libre2 as part of my prescription and it has been working wonders by alerting early on before it is too low or too high to have enough time for a correction dose, or a small bite. The fact that you can see the trajectory of Glucose going up or down is by itself a reason to get.
> That's the way that nature tends to work

From the double slit experiment, to particle-wave duality, to the particle zoo of the 70s, to quantum chromodynamics, to asymptotic freedom, to more exotic theories like string theory, etc. tells us the complete opposite. Every major discovery in physics in the past 150 years seems to disagree. Things are extremely weird and complicated when we get extremely tiny. Why would our brains be different?
Have you read the field lately?

Just how long ago was your molecular biology degree? Mine was 7 years ago and I've been reading every week since then.

You should try to keep up.
The value of illegible intuition is inherently somewhat illegible itself, but also hard to overstate
Well whatever it does, I actually prefer it to hinting and always have. Whatever happens on linux makes the fonts look too thin for my personal taste.

Regardless, I hope everyone agrees that hi dpi + no hinting (or smearing) looks the best.
Steve Jobs famously said that “real artists ship”, but Ulf Lundell was perhaps even more profound in stating that “a cancelled concert is also a concert.”
The author describes the way clever programmers operate.

Simplicity above all.
Germany started the war. USSR ended the war.

The narrative that USSR started the war, surrounding the "Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact" often misinterprets it as a partnership between the Nazis and Soviets to undermine the sovereignty of Central and Eastern European nations. Typically misrepresented as an "alliance," this controversial "nonaggression" pact, which included undisclosed provisions, was actually the culmination of a complex and urgent sequence of events. It's noteworthy that similar agreements had previously been established with Nazi Germany, such as Britain's naval arms agreement in 1934, and a nonaggression pact with Poland that same year. Additionally, it was almost exclusively the Soviet Union that took a stand against fascist forces in the Spanish Civil War two years later, offering support to the democratically elected government facing a fascist uprising, without the backing of other international powers.

Finally the infamous Munich agreement of 1938, where Britain and France agreed to the dismemberment of the last democratic and multinational state in Central and East Europe, Czechoslovakia, occurred without any consultation with the Soviets.
"Big whoop. If you can't even satisfy such simple terms, it's your own fault."

Banal mistakes shouldn't destroy people. Imagine if a slightly incorrect use of a light switch gave you an electric shock, or a slightly incorrect use of an OTC medication (10 minutes after a meal instead of 10 minutes before a meal) would kill you.

You and all your loved ones would have been long dead. Big whoop. If you can't even satisfy such simple terms, it's your own fault.
Canon absolutely owns the video market, in many ways. Different context from RED, but you see Canon DSLR video cameras everywhere, especially consumer-level stuff, like streamcasters. Most videos you see, by semipro influencers, and whatnot, are recorded on Canon kit.

Also, the TV and movie industry makes heavy use of Canon DSLR kit for their work.

It’s an interesting acquisition, and I wish them luck. The rub will be cultural clash. I don’t know anything about RED’s culture, but I know a bit about Nikon’s. They are … less-than-flexible. Culture clash has been the fly in the ointment, for most of Nikon’s partnerships.
Both variants had their fans and anti-fans. Apple rendering was shape-preserving but blurry, Microsoft's shape-deforming but crisp.

I personally like the Apple rendering, but I realize that many people around me don't. In the end, it is subjective.
W4 Cloud, the new multiplayer infrastructure for Godot games
It's practically impossible to defeat cheating on a technical front with their current design. Anti-cheating methods strike me as depending on emotions: I can probably find a way to cheat successfully but, if my future depends on it, my fear will make my body language stick out like a sore thumb. I also wouldn't do it to begin with since it's unlikely to have a better EV than putting the same effort into studying, especially if I actually need the knowledge in the future, or if there are social repercussions. Some won't have this hurdle but the combination of 'needing to cheat' and 'being skilled enough to get away with it' is rare.

The big problem is when cheating is so easy and widespread that everyone knows it. Then it becomes the low friction path. This would explain what I've heard about some Indian school exams.

There are probably a lot of people doing minor cheating and a few people doing major cheating. In most cases, it's not enough to undermine the reputation of the qualification.

Oh, it's the same shape as the fraud problem that's popular here:

https://www.bitsaboutmoney.com/archive/optimal-amount-of-fra...
UBI Experiment in Paterson, NJ
> +40% of men think that women had gone too far in pursuing equal rights... in my country, a fairly progressive one.

Why is it strange that men in a progressive society thinks that they are a bit too progressive? The more privileges given to women the closer we are to women having gotten too many and now men are disadvantaged, so I don't think it is unreasonable for a large amount of men thinking it has gone too far regardless were you are on the spectrum.
There’s more to the story, afaik. But my main point is that it’s unreasonable to take two existing words and claim it’s impossible to combine them directly. Not gonna argue or flamebait though, please just tell the correct term for projects with open source but non-free-software license and I’ll be happy to use it from now on.
Nothing to do with English. It's about the Latin or "Roman" alphabet.
Spotify to increase price in France to counter new music-streaming tax
> "this must be an Australian" ... It's the rejection of authority that's so characteristic.

Your stereotype is 100% wrong. They emigrated to Australia from Southeast Asia according to: https://ludic.mataroa.blog/blog/merry-christmas-ya-filthy-an...
“The fundamental cause of the trouble is that in the modern world the stupid are cocksure while the intelligent are full of doubt.”

― Bertrand Russell
I have been using SwayWM for five years. My system configuration is public on Github. I have also been closely tracking the Plasma Wayland session on AMD hardware, too.

Unfortunately you didn't list any of the shortcomings, just vaguely that there are breakages, but my point isn't that Wayland is perfect, it's that X11 is effectively non-viable for many people due to shortcomings that are difficult or nearly impossible to fix that nobody is working on. Meanwhile, one of the biggest showstoppers for Wayland isn't even Wayland, it's that the Linux graphics infrastructure Wayland compositors rely on isn't well-supported by the official NVIDIA driver.
But it uses Roman letters which form the Latin alphabet.

Romanization here means that Japanese text gets transcribed into Roman characters. The fact that the transcription follows English phonetics is a different thing.
I absolutely love how we are going full circle to portable executable binaries but with embedded OS. Taking the whole "it works on my machine" to a whole new level of troubleshooting hell.

Awesome project though.
> I also concluded that doing meaningless administrative/management work is addictive and those who engage in it will actively and constantly try not only to overemphasise their importance but also force themselves on top of those who they know are doing actual important work.

You need to read David Graeber's "Bullshit Jobs".
> vast majority

How have you measured that?
This may be a dumb questions, but how hard would it be to make something for us to stop these chemicals from damaging us or, at least, reduce the impact? Is it even possible?
There is no proof Hamas ever did that so. No investigation foind any, and there have been multiple.

Not sure what to think of people that are ok with bombing hospitals for any reason at all, even the made up ones the parrot around.

And no, I do not justify Hamas. I do fully understand why they are so radical so, but this is quite different from justifying them.

You on the other hand are trying to justify the targeting of civilians and non-combatants in war. And that targeting, that is a war crime.
Cutting corners where you are not allowed to cut them.
Why even install these web apps separately? You can even just create a shortcut for them that opens them in a separate browser window if you need that.