skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
No need for the condescension. Many of the people here don't even live in the US anyway.
Spain has one of the highest percentage of apartment based households in Europe - 66%. It makes for really dense towns and cities, which allows for the excellent cafe and tapas culture. Low density suburbs are so lifeless in comparison.
> How does that 1:4M probability change when you commute over the bridge twice a day?

You can get a good sense of this from the equivalence listed immediately after the odds:

>> That's still around a one in 4 million chance any given trip kills you, about the same as 30 miles of driving

So it'd be closely analogous to driving a 30-mile commute twice a day. How much risk do you feel that involves?
Take a breath and read the comment more carefully. One example:

> if this continues long enough, the far right will come into power, and we all know how well that tends to end

You seem to be in agreement and you're reading things which aren't there.
I know it's not related to the content of the article but I hate when websites redirect me to a page of articles when I click the back button, if that isn't where I came from. I've already decided I want to go back to what I was looking at before, shoving a load of stuff that I didn't want into my face isn't going to make me change my mind
Indeed. I am on the island of Bornholm, just South of Sweden. There is only one cable connecting Bornholm, and it comes from Sweden (and once every couple of year a ship is sailing with its anchor out and tears the sea cable, so powercuts are longer and more frequent here than I'd prefer, but that's a story for another time).
Really nice project thanks. But I really really would reconsider the naming :D
*EdgyOS
You don’t need ChatGPT to rewrite WWII history. I choke every time I read “pacifist Japan militarize in response to expansionist neighbor” in American media.
What happens when the single machine fails?
I like it too, sometimes. A good bug can be like a whodunnit, with multiple suspects, all doing something nefarious, scheming their little schemes and thinking they're the only ones. Now find the miscreants causing the death of the process.

Some codebases have every participant screaming they stabbed the goddamn basterd, and the job is more a whodidn't.
For a lot of fangs, unless its a bad enough publicly facing bug that it gets notable coverage, it's easier to get hired to the team to fix it yourself than it is to successfully complete all of the following:

a) get a human to look at your externally submitted bug report unless you just get lucky with one of their team seeing your reddit post
b) get that bug accepted by the team as a bug
c) get the bug prioritized to the point that it isn't "bankrupted" to make the team's stats look better at the end of the quarter
d) actually fixed
Yes, Europe before the Union was a wonderful and peaceful place....
Regional development, common agricultural policy, European social fund... There are many things that could be considered a bit socialist. All the directives regulating business, competition regulation too... EU is not really classical liberal or nationalist.
I can’t wait to see what happens as the term info pollution gains transaction.

We already know that generative performance degrades when they learn from generated data (don’t remember the exact findings).
Only within EU which means that EU will have certain influence over those alt stores.
I think it's more the Nordic countries which are seen as socialist; the EU as an institution is the kind of light-touch, states are sovereign, "fundamental rights and trade only" focus that Republicans seem to wish the USA federal government was.
I don't know but similar can be found on https://wiki.winehq.org/Clean_Room_Guidelines

"Don't look at ReactOS code either (not even header files). A lot of it was reverse-engineered using methods that are not appropriate for Wine, and it's therefore not a usable source of information for us. [1]"
YAML isn't code. Same as your reply, YAML has very little awareness of context.
You can just use a fork to fish them out without losing the brine. I use a tiny fork, but I think normal size works too.
> As the video states this was flagged by inspections 14 times over 7 years or so.

And the article starts by stating that the collapse was ‘without warning.’
I think somebody has trained ai_what's model on my old right wing uncle's thanksgiving dinner rants.
sorry, wasn't intended - updated it
What would be advantages of not having a hardware abstraction layer (HAL)?

Are there any other operating systems without HAL?
It’s why certain ethnicities cannot pronounce words in their non-native language. Like people from the US not being able to make certain consonant sounds in German or Chinese being unable to pronounce the R consonant. So go look it up yourself.
Nothing. Even if it's objectively terrible (thousands of lines of templated YAML, or thousands of lines of spaghetti bash), being in Git as code is still better. At least you know what it is, how it evolved, and can start adding linting/tests.
I have never ever before in my whole life seen anyone, either online or offline, under any circumstance, seen someone point to something good the EU did and claim it as an example of socialism working. It's simply not socialist.
Nice! My only grievance is that for some reason J is up and K is down!
By your logic, every cell in the human body is a brain cell.
« Use kafka as a basic message queue ». Since i’m guilty of that (i use kafka as the backbone for pretty much any service 2 service communication, under a « job » api) i wonder why you think that’s wrong.
The worst mine used in this conflict is the Lepestok, which is the Soviet analogue of the BLU-43 from the Vietnam War. Super easy to manufacture in obscene quantities, super easy to deploy at range, very hard to see, and will at a minimum blow your leg off. Very very nasty weapon.
"in a language that uses whitespace for logic"

This argument kind of died when python became one of the most popular programming languages used.
At least for Germany that situation is not imposed by the EU but is entirely due to the choices of the local politicians.
and considering the examples you cite, that's obviously a good thing, despite the fact that for most americans 'socialism' aims to be a scarecrow word.
Having implemented social policies doesn't make the EU States socialists... You should do some reading and learn the differences
Eastern Europe is pretty much by definition not "third world". Third world would be Africa, maybe the Middle East and Southeast Asia.

There's a wide range of circumstances there, which makes sense since "third world" was a political designation, not an economic one.
Multi-token prediction looks very interesting and quite elegant. It seems more efficient than predictive sampling.

From what I understand, they are essentially training it to have some form of representation of the context as a whole that is then used to generate the next n tokens, I feel like this is a nice next step towards "smarter" models. I wonder if a similar thing can be done for the inputs.

It's a shame they didn't compare it to llama3 since they had both a 6.7B and a 13B multi-token model. From what I could gather, the intruction-tuned llama3 is much better on HumanEval for example.
I didn't say it could be anything - I said it could be a computer! I don't think the universe can be a towel for example.
> large scale pollution of the information space

It's incredible, this attention economy. Google anything and you'll have word-vomit articles that don't answer your question - something like "Actress XYZ boyfriend" and you get:

> XYZ, XYZ has emerged as a rising star, captivating audiences with her talent and charm. While her professional life is an open book, her personal life remains a subject of intrigue. Join us as we delve into the untold love story of XYZ, exploring her journey from boyfriend to husband.

With even a wrong headline photo of the actress, and zero information about her boyfriend/husband. At least the above paragraph is still coherent.

Why? Because they can embed ads on the webpage, so they can earn money from Google...
They are hashes of hashes, and in fact I already did scan all* the blocks to check if any of them meet the constraints, just in case (they don't, and it would be extremely unlikely but not entirely out of the question).

*as of a year or so ago (my archive is stale and I'm too lazy to update it)
AI-Powered Conversion from Enzyme to React Testing Library at Slack
Hey, collapse is unfair. Correct is better.

They will go from trillions to slightly fewer trillions.
security is never perfect and the bar is rising.

sequence numbers were once considered 'good enough' as prime-factors are today
Mayor is a ceremonial position in a lot of places, so replacing a human mascot with an animal isn't far fetched.
MIDI velocity does change with collision momentum. But with webaudio I wasn't able to make it sound convincing so I disabled it.
I think we're having some communication/understanding issues, but that's OK. To be clear my main issue with GT/s is that even the PCI SIG doesn't agree with itself and uses the term in conflicting ways (see discussion in sibling thread.)

As far as I can research, GT/s is a "commoner's unit" that someone invented and started using at some point, but there is no hard reliable definition of it. Nowadays it seems to be used for RAM and PCIe (and nothing else really), though some search results I found claim it was also used for SCSI.
Drive your tractor to Brussels and set some barricades on fire. Violent protests seem to be the way to change the EU commission's mind :(
On the otherhand, Ireland's corporate-friendly laws are a negative for other EU countries.
In what way is regional development or common policy or regulating business "socialist" in any way?
"The right" is just as supportive of chat control as the left.
because there are so few of them?
SabreSat Orbital Drone – air-breathing satellites in very low earth orbit
I am submitting this because I had never heard of air-breathing satellites prior to the latest MECO episode which interviews a senior VP at Redwire. They look straight out of science fiction.

https://mainenginecutoff.com/podcast/277
If you mean new comments relative to previous visits, then I believe no; uBlock is stateless as far as I know.

If you mean absolute numbers, then, uBlock filters don't have a Turing-complete programming language (by intentional design), so there's nothing idiomatic for that. If you're categorizing integers by range, you can technically do that in regular expression languages (this is really an anti-pattern),

ycombinator.com##:xpath(//span[contains(@class,"score")]):has-text(/\b[5-9]\d points/):style(color: Orange !important; font-weight: bold)
ycombinator.com##:xpath(//span[contains(@class,"score")]):has-text(/\d{3} points/):style(color: Red !important; font-weight: bold)

That's 50-99 and 100+ score points.

ycombinator.com##:xpath(//span[contains(@class,"subline")]/a):has-text(/\b[5-9]\d\s+comments/):style(color: Orange !important; font-weight: bold)
ycombinator.com##:xpath(//span[contains(@class,"subline")]/a):has-text(/\d{3}\s+comments/):style(color: Red !important; font-weight: bold)

Same for comment counts.
Machine failures are few and far between these days. Over the last four years I've had a cluster of perhaps 10 machines. Not a single hardware failure.

Loads of software issues, of course.

I know this is just an anecdote, but I'm pretty certain reliability has increased by one or two orders of magnitude since the 90s.
Hah, it’s always been “The Featured Article” in my head… TIL!
But when was the last time a "scandal" has resulted in actual negative outcomes for a politician?
US Inventory of Most Traveled Structurally-Deficient Bridges
Brexit proves you wrong.

And so does practically any poll in any EU country, as well as many non-EU countries where people are desperate to get in (be it in the Western Balkans or the Caucasus).
Anyone with half a drop of technical competence know that GCC is not "a crap". GCC is a fuck, and doubly so if you need D, Ada, JIT or want to find a C++ template error.

> gcc is the worst compiler except all those other compilers

- Winston Churchill
Real Problems: Topiax to the Rescue
This article gives me "What an odd thing to say" vibes. I guess the focus on antisemitism and holocaust memory is because

Published in partnership with the World Jewish Congress

Which is still an odd choice when it comes to AI. I think this article should be more framed as "World Jewish Congress considers AI dangerous".
"Socialized healthcare" is not "socialist healthcare", in fact a fundamentally capitalist society would benefit from socialized healthcare simply because the state subsidizing the health of workers benefits the owning class...
Has anyone in power thought through the scale of this? Even if it has a frankly exceptional error rate of just 0.001%, that still means tens of thousands of innocent Europeans will have their lives ruined every day. And, assuming there's a human in the loop, who are we going to traumatize to check The Machine's work? Is it going to be Kenyans again^, or Eastern Europeans this time?

^ https://theguardian.com/technology/2023/aug/02/ai-chatbot-tr...
sleep 20m ; mpc pause

I keep it simple.
We are just at the beginning of wide AI use and MS already said they're emissioning 40% more carbon dioxide.
How do I reach you?
> So you also believe the "socialist parties" aren't actually socialist?

Yep! 90% of the members of PSOE are not actually socialists, they only bear the name of it. Take for example the Democratic Party in Italy (PD), it's member of the PSOE, but it has became mainly "a Catholic-inspired, centrist, catch-all party" [1] with sprinkles of liberal individual rights (mostly LGBTQ stuff).

Liberals are not socialists.

[1] quoting Wikipedia here on the definition of the Christian Democracy party in Italy (DC) that ruled consecutively for over 40 years since the end of WWII whose leftist component merged into PD together with the rightmost component of the former PCI (communist party). (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_Democracy_(Italy))
Tell me more how all the money transfers are neoliberal? How the “creating of european idea” is neoliberal? How “we must have minimal taxes in europe” is neoliberal. Industrial subsidies for car and aeroplane companies. Compulsary social and retirement policies. In EU socialism is the norm, everything outside is branded almost extreme right. And right is a bad word in EU. If you take right and cut out russian support, keep taxes and less money distribution, promote personal tesponsibility you are still extreme right.
Exactly. Every country, including mine, has its own share of atrocities committed in the past and no clear sign that others won't be committed in the future.
In the end it all boils down to the wrong people being put in power, very often even democratically, then using all their powers paired to their disregard for other human being to keep that power forever, until the inevitable escalation brings them to being forced to remain in power as a form of self preservation. Pretty much every dictator follows this path, and usually none of them look as one at the beginning of their "career".
https://harmful.cat-v.org/software/GCC
classic
Why? What is wrong with the Linux kernel?

Along with the web browsers it's the most sophisticated software in the world. Battle tested, flexible, secure, powerful, polished, honed and revised for decades by the some of the worlds best developers.

Why replace it?
The hydrodynamic analogue of quantum mechanics has some behaviors of QM, but not all. It's a nice analogy, and it is a real physical system of course, but it is not how elementary particles behave.

If you construct a hydrodynamic experiment where two droplets are bounced on the same wave in different directions (analogous to two entangled particles moving in different directions), and then performed simultaneous measurements on them far away from each other, you would not see the same correlations between the measurements on the separate droplets that you see when doing this experiment with entangled particles.

However, if you perform your measurement on one side, and after enough time on the other, you would see the expected correlation: the measurement on droplet A modifies the pilot wave, and that modification is carried over to affect the behavior of droplet B after some time. In experiments on elementary particles though, this time is 0, or at least much less than distance/c, which is why we say that QM pilot wave theory is non-local.
That sounds somewhat feasible, but are there enough of those hackathons around? Can you take part in 20-50 hackathons a year? Most hackathons also require some kind of preparation, I doubt you can just show up, work for 15 hours, and collect $1000?

I'd really love to hear from someone who is making a living from bounties or hackathons, because it just seems very hard or impossible to me.
IEEE? You mean the IETF? And I explicitly said "many-to-one NATs" to not have to quibble about network-prefix-mapping NATs like NAT66 which are not deployed in coffee shops anyway.
Exactly.

“it’s just opening a browser window with no actual browser controls”: yes, due to the `display` setting in the app manifest: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Manifest/displa...

It’s similar to a `WebView` component: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WebView
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Vibrations on a bridge are not normal?

I'm asking because I've been in standstil traffic (in my car) on the Lisbon "golden gate" type bridge and that thing was freaking bouncing up and down from traffic on other lanes.
What could be more important? The holocaust was the systematic and industrialized homicide of about 6 million human beings. It is witness and evidence of the level of atrocities people commit if they believe the populist lies that everything is somebody else's fault and check out their humanity to "solve" it. It is part of Germany's, the Jewish and some others history, of course does the UNESCO care about that.
Collective control over the means of production, and redistribution of wealth.
Please don't conflate socialism with authoritarianism. There's non-authoritarian socialists; there's non-socialist authoritarians. They are two independent axis.

In the case of the EU, it's a capitalist authoritarian project.
Why is anyone surprised about this? This will be a global phenomenon since LLMs together with ubiquitous surveillance brings down the costs of policing to 0. Just add police drones and you have a foolproof system. There is not a single country in this world whose leaders will decide that "nah we dont need perfect surveillance"
Nothing you mentioned has anything to do with socialism.
Whatever your position on this, can we have higher quality sources - we've already discussed this clickbait activist blog:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40710993
I just discovered something interesting while playing your game: I’ve been playing solitaire incorrectly for my entire life, several decades! I thought maybe you had changed the rules but then I just looked up the rules and I see it’s I who have apparently been playing it incorrectly. When I was taught solitaire by my grandparents, instead of turning over one card when you are out of moves, you always turn over three cards. The only way to unlock those cards you passed over in dealing three instead of one is to play one of them which will change the sequence of every three cards the next time you move through that deck. This certainly makes the game harder to win.
Popular or infamous? Never heard the nickname Zensursula?
In the same way that the Democratic People's Republic of Korea isn't Democratic nor People's nor a Republic, yes.

Check their programmes.

> Socialism is an economic and political philosophy encompassing diverse economic and social systems[1] characterised by social ownership of the means of production,[2] as opposed to private ownership.[3][4][5] It describes the economic, political, and social theories and movements associated with the implementation of such systems.[6] Social ownership can take various forms, including public, community, collective, cooperative,[7][8][9] or employee.[10][11] Traditionally, socialism is on the left wing of the political spectrum.[12] Types of socialism vary based on the role of markets and planning in resource allocation, and the structure of management in organizations.[13][14]

Go and find any even remotely mainstream "Socialist" party advocating for anything close to the above. They are unquestionably left leaning, but that means more social policies (for the people, like increasing minimum wage, expanding workers' protections, investing in youth, etc.), not seizing the means of production in any way.

Hell, the last seizing of some of the means of production in France happened under the neoliberal, "neither left nor right" (but in reality centre-right) current president, Macron - STX France (currently and formerly Chantiers de l'Atlantique, one of the biggest shipyards in Europe) and EDF (national electricity provider and producer, and owner of all nuclear power plants in France). Under his predecessor, the socialist Francois Hollande, from the Socialist party, there was only a 12% investment in PSA Group (Peugeot-Citroen, which has since then bought Opel and merged with Fiat-Chrysler to become Stellantis).
The average American driver includes drunk and tired drivers who play on their phone while speeding. The numbers for sober people driving reasonably e.g. on their commute are probably better.
It's being adopted by organisations who should be guarding data integrity, preserve sources of truth, and pay utmost attention to PII or corporate and state secrets. I have to congratulate operators of genAI on their marketing prowess, but the results are really worrying and it's only going to get worse. We run real risk of serious disruption to the lives of people wrongly banned from access to shops and places, charged with offences they did not commit, their credit scores ruined and no straight path to rectify the situation. The tools that ought to be only used for academic research have been given to people with no background allowing them to understand how those tools work by cynical people looking to make a quick buck from chaos others will unleash on employees, patients, citizens. Meanwhile the AI operators have all the raw data and can do anything with it.
Nice one! Thanks for sharing this.

If possible, it would be good to include a list of devices that you know performance is good. We can all understand that most flagship mobiles will run it smoothly, but what about the average user?

"...to be able to use the app without the risk of crashing you need a phone with at least 6GB of RAM, and to have a good enough execution time you need a phone with a fast enough CPU."
Can we admit that this was the state of the Internet content before LLMs and their introduction just accelerated and existing problem? I feel like the conversation around the information pollution is turning into "AI did it" and we need to take a lot more responsibility for letting it happen in the first place.
You can do all that, but if you have a noticeable gap in parity on features that users actually care you'll just be the secondary utility browser. Like Internet Explorer traditionally was.
I think that the background colour for anti-aliasing is called "matte" in designer-speak.
How to Free Your Mind and Enhance Your Memory: Write to Forget, Not to Remember
> We already have huge issues with humans being stupid, why would we insert this not-even-stupid noise into the information space?

Because people will make money from it and the political will to resist such a thing does not exist. Besides the cat is already out of the bag.
Rethinking Open Source Generative AI: Open-Washing and the EU AI Act
Some will go to jail.
Backfilling is also very useful
The EU doesn’t own a healthcare system. Member states do and they all work differently. Get educated.