skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you want to allocate resources to building out the AI, connecting and ingesting sources, setting up rag, fine tuning and hyper param optimization...

Most companies lack the expertise and resources. Kapa means they get a docs bot while maintaining focus on what they do best.

Kapa must be doing something right since they seem to be growing. Having used it in a few discords, it's what I'd expect for quality for a saas product built on current ai capabilities.
Sounds very legit
Implicit Data Markup (2023)
That would make me pretty mad as well. I'm sorry if that happens to you.
It's awfully hard for 3 people to keep a secret when that much money could be on the line.
Remember the study that said autism and ADHD are linked to acetaminophen use during pregnancy?
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9385573/

Well it turns out that "Acetaminophen during bacterial colonization of the naïve gut is associated with lasting alterations in childhood microbiome composition":
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9367926/
So, you worked with them on the same projects, and that's how you know they are lying about their own firsthand experience?
A landmine is an autonomous weapon. Landmines also kill a lot of civilians.
Something blocked the view of the right word.
No. The Mars Global Surveyor took a picture of the Mars Odyssey spacecraft in 2005.
https://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA07941

Closer to home, this is done somewhat often.
https://www.twz.com/check-out-these-images-of-a-satellite-in...
The point isn’t the war. The point is the impossibility of war. If China gets a radical leader, they might start a hot war with the US over Taiwan or something. But not if the US has them clearly outgunned. It’s as much in China’s interest as the US’s.
Yo no joke I did a fecal transplant, which is a major change in gut flora. I have not noticed much of a difference tbh.
I don't know, you inherit your gut flora from your mother...
My partner and I, from two different continents and two vastly different ecosystems, both come from generationally autistic families. So excuse my skepticism.

Yes, gut flora is definitely disrupted in people with ASD. But it's a real long stretch to suggest it's the cause.
> For what xdotool does - pretty much a substitute.

No; for just the input functions, and that only if you're not using `--window`, it's a substitute. But xdotool is a lot more than that.

> For anything else you need a compositor specific tool.

Yes, exactly. For the things that were asked for, your best hope is do see if your particular compositor deigned to provide the API surface, and then if it did, write something that uses those non-portable APIs to do what you want.
When I overeat carbs and too little veggies, my anxiety rises and I have bad moods.
Brazil's foreign policy has changed lately. It has been siding with Iran, Palestine, Venezuela, China and Russia.
All sorts of hints that this might be something that happens.

Histamine intolerance is an interesting one.
from my pov, the autistics used to find each other in the STEM departments and then hang out.

then demand and programming platforms that take care of the heavy lifting opened the door for normies.

how can you tell an extrovert at MIT?

he looks at your shoes when you talk to him
Australian here.

When you have the world’s most venomous spider which

- has fangs that can go through boots

- hides in holes in the ground

- is aggressive

- is common in the most populous part of the country (east coast around Sydney)

you want strategies that make you more afraid of spiders, not less
cl-chat: A Common Lisp LLM chat library
I’ll note that Google itself originally started where it was mostly serving its users. Many social media sites were like that. The Xbox Home Screen used to be like that.

They captured a huge market, figured out how to integrate ads, and then forced them on their users. AI made or used by ad companies might follow a similar path. I think they’ll mostly try to show you ads outside the AI itself, though. Maybe on the page or in the app where you interact with the AI. Or it stays as bait for their ad-driven services.
I downloaded and launched it, and no llama asses were whipped in the release of the latest build. Shame.
I have a preference for Slack over GChat, but I last used the latter in 2021. I had the opportunity to use it briefly during the latest major Teams outage so my team could keep communicating. Some things were definitely different than I remember, but I'm pretty sure in a good way. Didn't get enough time to do a full review, though.
I'm going to blame it on Palm's flat refusal to move onto PalmOS 6. Every time a new device came out and it was still on PalmOS 5 the whole community was like "what the fuck are you doing?"
great resource
The below comes from a a better read than theguardian promo for a new book.

According to Buffon, life originated already divided into a number of distinct types—an “internal mould” that organized the organic particles that made up any individual creature. But during migrations, life changed. As a species moved to new habitats, the supply of organic particles that could create new individuals changed, and the particles could thereby change a species’ mould. Buffon was, in other words, proposing a sort of proto-evolution. While he thought that this process couldn’t produce radically new kinds of body plans, he did claim that it could account for the geographical distribution of similar species around the world.

https://evolution.berkeley.edu/the-history-of-evolutionary-t...
All China has to do is not invade Taiwan and there won’t be a war.
> I've found this difficult as well, my mother always jumped right to antibiotics and it had some pretty clear long term consequences.

How could this possibly be true that there were clear long term consequences? How could you reasonably know if there were long term consequences from antibiotic use?

Which antibiotics cause what and how do you know they are the cause?
It's a bit funny to imagine him as so sophomoric that he really thought this was the optimal game-theoretic strategy, which is true only in the most simplistic scenario.
I am a parent of a kid on ASD. We did this 10 years ago. There was a Dr Boch who was popular for this and there have been parents and doctors talking about this for a long time (and were dismissed as kooks).

If there weren’t for the big pharma industrial complex and modern liberals’ unconditional support for big pharma, we would also be talking and studying more about vaccine induced autism.
No. You didn't. You made a waitlist.
I like the idea of Paul Le Roux, specifically because his name was redacted in the court docket but the government did the redacting in the PDF wrong

But I don’t find this thread to be very thin. Satoshi being a common name is going to always be an issue, but there are not that many cryptographers in the world.
You can just copy paste this and replace RELEASE with the version number. If you want to dig deeper, the CLI and deps options used here are well documented under https://clojure.org/reference/deps_and_cli
> And not if they're broken.

And that's extra confusing because some of the bins use a wineglass with a broken rim as the symbol for glass, but the council flyer goes and states no broken glass.
I haven't read the whole paper yet, but so far it looks like there's no causal analysis, only associative, so anyone speculating about causality based on these results is putting the cart before the horse. By far the more likely explanation for any association of this type is a common cause. For example, take this sentence from the results:

> Infections during early childhood (birth to 5 years) significantly correlated with heightened risks of ADHD or ASD [...]

One plausible cause of such an association is pleiotropy: a genetic variant that influences one's risk for both infection and neurodevelopmental disorders.

Sadly, it is standard practice in the sciences to report "A is associated with B" using phrasings that the general public (and even many scientists) interpret to mean "A causes B". For example, this sentence from the abstract:

> The findings suggest links to immunodysregulation and metabolism, compounded by stress, early-life infection, and antibiotics.

Or this sentence from the results:

> Penicillin use between 1 and 2.5 years resulted in a 1.6-fold (1.2–2.1, 95% CI) higher likelihood of future ASD (p = 0.0030).

None of these are causal statements, but many people would read them as statements that one thing causes another. As much as I complain, though, I honestly don't know how much I can blame the scientific community for accepting "misleading" statements like this. Because it's also possible that regardless of what wording scientists settled on for expressing an association with no implication of causality, the general public would latch on to that phrase and read causality into it.

Edit: I also want to mention that there's absolutely nothing wrong with associative analyses, as long as you don't try to draw conclusions about causality from them.

Edit 2: Reading further into the results, they report a LOT of p-values and CIs with no adjustment for multiple testing, and many of those p-values are barely less than 0.05 and would definitely not be significant with proper multiple testing adjustment (i.e. many of them have a high likelihood of being false positives).
Learning web development: a self-guided roadmap
you would think that 10+ years after the oracle/google java suit and the subsequent times automatic deletion of casual communications at any company with value it can lose programmers would stop loudly yelling their unvarnished opinion about how the law works, or worse, their ideas of how the law _should_ work after they thought about it for one to two minutes, but the comment thread here would prove you wrong.

and i will too!

ianal, but seemingly nobody’s even pointed in the right direction here. momofuku just got done being sued by some denver dingus for use of the term. the resolution of that suit ended up with them being assigned ownership of the mark “chile crunch”. they did not just wake up and decide this was their term and that they should start suing people for fun. once ownership is assigned, though, you have to _actively_ defend it, unless you wanna keep paying more lawyers to fight off more dinguses. basically a game of spoons here.

i don’t think the details of all communications are public, all i’ve seen is assertions that they sent cease and desists, but i don’t think i’ve heard anything about licensing terms? just letting people use the term without asking means dinguses can take a shot, but you can keep defense up by licensing the trademark, which doesn’t have to be at an abusive rate, but does come with terms that would absolutely upset the hell out of a competitor. but again, not really another option.
Read about this judge on Wikipedia, specifically the Criticisms section
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexandre_de_Moraes
I think it's a reasonable explanation for the name, but it almost completely rules out these three people as the author of Bitcoin. Using part of your actual name as part of your pseudonym would be incredibly stupid.

Chelsea Manning (nee Brad) was caught almost immediately because she leaked her documents through an account with the username "bmanningfm".
Canada's Trudeau announces package of AI investment measures
It would be interesting to see if these clusters are related to resource distribution (blood vessels) like how cities often grew up around rivers
...except that my mother never used Tylenol during her pregnancy with me and I'm absolutely ASD.

I'm not saying these things don't have an influence on severity or presentation of ASD. But they are certainly not the root cause(s).
Heritability doesn't imply that it's only caused by genetics. For example, schizophrenia is thought to arise from genetic and environmental interaction. So it's still worth trying to understand what environmental factors influence occurrence or severity of ASD.
It's maddening that they didn't check if it worked. It's like they don't care...
I'd like to add a little bit of water to this particular fire. I'm autistic and I've read numerous studies along this vein. In short, yes there's a strong link between gut flora and brain development however autism (and presumably ADHD) is a heterogeneous condition with a variety of interrelated causes.

Personally, I can say that this likely is a proximate cause for me as I got a bad staph infection at just a few months old and naturally I was treated by antibiotics. However, I also have quite a few genes that are associated with autism as well. So while there's an increasingly clear picture, I'd hesitate to say what exactly is and isn't a cause of being autistic.
> On the ruins of Bulgaria’s communist utopian cyber-economy, the most prolific and feared virus writer of all, named the Dark Avenger, emerged to wreak havoc on the world’s computers at the moment Francis Fukuyama had proclaimed the end of history. Was it really?

Oh, yes, kind of:

> “The [US] capitalists behaved like socialists while the [Soviet] socialists behaved like capitalists.” In other words, the United States’ internet precursor ARPANET was achieved through strong government support and subsidies, whereas the Soviet attempts were torpedoed by the “self-interest” of its bureaucrats and experts. The Bulgarian case is different because it did succeed—partly due to the fact that Petrov’s protagonists were able to outplay the capitalists at their own game. They copied the code and then rewrote it.

It is the end of history predicted by Karl Marx, but it had played in a different way that he thought. It played in a way Fukuyama described in retrospect. Capitalism is no longer "pure" capitalism, and communism is no longer "pure" communism. The thesis and the antithesis mated and gave rise to something in between. Or rather they morphed both, but the transformation of capitalism was more successful. Though China probably wouldn't agree with this last statement.

But looking at USA it use a lot of government funds spent on different projects with a goal to spur up progress. ARPANET is just one example, the other one is Apollo project or commercialization of space which is going on right now. And we can see in China a free market or at least market that is much more free than in USSR.

It seems it is not the end of history, it is more like an end of history. But I agree with Erik Hoel[1] it is no good in trying to apply Hegel to history, but his models are good to talk about politics.

[1] https://www.theintrinsicperspective.com/p/the-end-of-online-...
Also, recently South Korea's orbiter got shots of Apollo 11 and 17 landing sites:

https://universemagazine.com/en/south-korean-spacecraft-phot...
May I ask what it was to treat?
Robot dog company celebrates its first shooting
It's so much money that all the best scammers can't resist, and so much bureaucracy/regulation that all the honest folks reach their limit and move on.
"Exercise appears to be effective in modifying the gut microbiota in both clinical and healthy populations." https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10054511/

Anecdotal: my persistent digestion issues completely disappeared when I started walking (not running, not jogging - walking) 2-3 miles a day.
This is just such a strange thing to point out when the more relevant thing is that the comment itself does NOT display the number of likes even though that USED TO BE how the site worked because the people who maintain it decided doing so was actually a bad idea and actively removed the display of display of like counts one day, and while some people momentarily whined pretty much no one does anymore as it absolutely did turn out to be better to not have that mental clutter in the user interface as, in practice, it was irrelevant information for how people use the website.
ASD is most certainly multiple things with multiple causes.
I’m immediately skeptical of the methods. When I was a kid, doctors would shove antibiotics on you if you even coughed. The families where that wasn’t the case had a definite vibe, so this is screaming confounded variables to me. Who knows, maybe they did it right, but I’m skeptical.
Run ads. There are plenty of services that can help e.g. https://gumball.fm
Makes perfect sense for it to be something that interacts with the compositor. So KWin does expose such API. But that's not part of Wayland itself or its protocols.

Want to make it easy? Use KDE which cares about flexibility and write scripts for it. Otherwise - probably tough luck, not sure how much other compositors even care about such things.
Isn’t this effectively OCaml? Minus the Fortran part but it doesn’t need any other runtime.
If they're real, I get the feeling they'd be disgusted at what Bitcoin has become.
I agree on the first point.

On the second point, no. I think we have a preponderance of evidence for Len Sassaman. He also explains why those bitcoin haven't moved, as well as many other peculiar things. This appears to be the most authoritative research that lays everything out: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2206.10257v14.pdf

If anyone actually reads that and comes to a different conclusion, I'd love to hear it and why.
DRS?
I don't think it is. There is a test file which includes C#, Kotlin, etc among supported languages, and those aren't included in the file you linked: https://github.com/sourcegraph/cody/blob/main/vscode/src/com...

But this test didn't seem to include TypeScript so it's obviously not comprehensive. I'm not convinced this information is actually in one place.
Yes, I'm autistic and I regularly take lactobacillus reuteri which has helped my gut quite a bit. I wouldn't say it was a massive shift, but it certainly has been really nice. There's at least some evidence that this bacteria is deficient in autistic individuals and supplementation can help with that.[1]

[1] https://scholarship.claremont.edu/scripps_theses/1343/
I don’t know how much is microbiome or micronutrients or general diet or what, but yes, as guided by my doctors, I’ve made a few adjustments to supplements and foods that made a huge difference in anxiety and depression.

Some of the adjustments I was told affect microbiome but I don’t know why / how.

All of that said, for an anxiety attack there’s nothing like meds, in my experience, to put a lid on it real quick.
There is no group other than "big pharma" that has been successfully finding cures to serious medical conditions.

There is no group other than "big pharma" that has massively extended average life expectancy over the past 100+ years.

It is insane that there is such a large group of people trying to drag us back to the past where snakeoil salesmen sold fake medicine and basically every aspect of our collective health was worse.
I am ignorant about agricultural research budgets, but $10M does not seem like a very serious amount to prove the basic concept and, much more importantly, the viability of scaling an industrial process. This is interesting, but I am guessing this is perceived by the program managers as a total moonshot.
> Personally, I can say that this likely is a proximate cause for me as I got a bad staph infection at just a few months old and naturally I was treated by antibiotics.

Being treated with antibiotics in infancy is extremely common.

It’s especially problematic right now in some countries where antibiotics are available over the counter, as it’s common practice in some groups to treat every childhood illness with antibiotics. The amount of antibiotic abuse happening in some countries right now is absolutely astounding.

Even in countries like the United States some parents will present to doctors and demand antibiotics for nearly every illness. The medical system here is, in general, better at withholding them from demanding parents when children show no cause for antibiotic use. It’s actually one of the bigger problems that pediatricians face with feedback and bad reviews, though that’s another story.

That said, I wouldn’t ascribe anything in particular to antibiotic use as a child. It’s rare to go through all of childhood without any exposure to antibiotics.
To link back to a previous post from 7 months ago:
https://medicalxpress.com/news/2023-08-mathematical-neurons-...
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37234758
I dont have any proof either way, but you're assuming it's the only factor. It could be a mix of antibiotic and diet, or antibiotic and lack of exposure to other germs.
The weird deep-sea world, and how mining threatens it
The problem is that carbon focus is one dimensional. There are lots of emissions harmful to the environment and human life.
A war in Europe probably seemed equally ridiculous in 1914, and yet it happened. The concern is that Xi Jinping has purged all rivals and has assumed personal control of all key strategic decisions. We don't know what's really going on but he seems increasingly prone to miscalculations and unwise decisions. There are reasons to suspect that yes-men in the inner circle are telling him what he wants to hear and he is acting based on faulty data. Thus there is a very real risk regardless of how silly the situation might seem to an unbiased observer.
Dropout is at train time this is at inference time. Dropout is random this is determined. Can't compare them.
Personally I believe Qwik is the future. You don't see many frameworks talking about resumability. With Qwik you get instantly interactive web apps without eagerly loading tons of JavaScript.
I also think there is probably not a single cause for either ASD or ADHD -- there is probably both a genetic component and an environmental component involved. At the same time, it's very hard to tease these things apart, especially with whether the microbiome plays a role because that too is significantly hereditary.
They don't. Op fabricated the story, as pretty much anyone in the Navy would confirm for you.

Source: several relatives in the navy working on ships, also have dealt with the contractors in question that run cable. Contractors absolutely do not get to determine the route cabling takes. There are endless reasons that would be insanity starting with basic security of the ship. Do you think random contractor X gets to loop cable through the reactor room because it'll make him a bit more money?
support for orms like sequelize, prisma, drizzle for testing?
It's a start but it's disappointing that half the layers still have to process every token. It seems like we ought to be able to get to 90% or even 99% savings when these models currently allocate the same compute for outputting "the" as they do for outputting the first digit of the answer of a complicated math problem.
what would be most productive for me is to know what a model diet during pregnancy and first couple years for the child looks like

Any civilizations with lower incidence of autism and adhd? Thats actually been tested?
But does it still whip the llama's ass?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HaF-nRS_CWM
Damn beat me too it. Shame it doesn't whip llama ass.
It was waterfall, but a lot of agile inside. Instead of development from waterfall, developers get a proof of concept up in front of the client SMEs as soon as possible, and then get it into their hands testing as soon as possible. In this way, the people working on the requirements were intimately familiar with the inner workings and offering feedback very quickly, to save time if solutions weren't working as intended. Each team would have 3-5 major projects so as soon as the first project didn't fill the full meeting, other priorities started getting their requirements. These meetings would be a touch base and rehash old topics if any solutions needed a pivot.

Once the SMEs and developers signed off on the solution, then it could go to the test part of waterfall, system test, everything launched once during the rollout window. And then maintenance mode.