skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
MS "reproducing with" all available content? No thanks.

So if you publish, say, a novel or some expensively researched reporting online, you are now to assume it's legal to have an "AI" paraphrase it and sell it on Kindle? Or MS monetize it on their scummy "Microsoft Start"?

That behavior is a lot more aggressive and unethical than what Google does on its news aggregator (although that has become unusable for me on mobile since the latest redesign, whatever).

sure, Google would probably like to anonymize all "content creators" too, and drive the value of arts and information to zero.

I don't buy the constant equation of linking to external sources (search engine, link aggregator) with the automated mass-production of uncredited copycat content.

That's what I consider an important difference.

It feels weird when link aggregators link to MS Start, which itself seems to be an AI text generator paraphrasing other's content. Not sure because I tend to leave early.

Guess they have some licensed content as well.

When people don't value content, it's cynical to complain about the decline of journalism.
> They were completely aware that this was a difficult problem to solve, expensive, and technically challenging.

And it's also a responsibility you take on in starting a company with a byproduct that (I'm assuming) is toxic.
I don't need different perspectives if I execute a vision as efficiently and fast as possible. I need different perspectives if I want to calcify a business model (sometimes, of course, that's also worthwhile to do).
> but that usually requires having money or capital upfront.

I have a mortgage. My lender wanted a year's worth of utility bill payments in lieu of me not having a credit score.
The Riven remake transforms a tricky classic into a modern masterpiece
How Tippi Hedren made Vietnamese refugees into nail salon magnates (2015)
You may be right. I inadvertently went cold turkey as I was counting calories and sugar is high in calories and substituting for meat/veg was easy.
Brave is still just a fancy Chromium reskin, I'll use any other engine than Chrome if it's even remotely possible
Things like sleep, sense of well-being, and strength are inversely correlated with mortality.

If this is a causal relationship, and vitamins cause these things to improve, then mortality should also improve. The fact that this is not the case therefore suggests that either 1) the relationship between these things and mortality isn't causal, 2) vitamins are not improving these things (or I suppose, 3) the relationship is causal and vitamins are decreasing mortality by improving these things but also increasing mortality by other effects in a way that balances out).

While it is theoretically possible that none of these things have a causal relationship with mortality and it would therefore be be possible to improve them without decreasing mortality, I'm not sure it's likely.

It just seems pretty improbable to me that multivitamins are having all these wide-ranging health benefits that people are claiming and none of these benefits are having even the slightest effect on mortality.

For this reason, I think evidence that vitamins don't decrease mortality is actually pretty strong evidence that they are not having these other effects.
You use API routes for the backend stuff, the typical controllers, what is now known as Backend For Frontend in marketing speak.
I'm surprised the webpage and FAQ doesn't answer the single most obvious question: does this support player housing?
My wishlist for laptops include a thinkpad caliber keyboard, excellent battery life, a great screen, and for the machine to be able to run cool and quiet - either out of the box or through a combination of undervolting and throttling. I wish Framework came a little closer to that ideal. For the time being I put up with macbooks. I'd like to check out ARM thinkpads when Windows ARM is a little more polished, I haven't tried a thinkpad in many years.
I don't think file based routing is the evil, on Nuxt it works very well.
Movement of money isn't causing crashes, but, for example changes in preferences who to move it to or not.

What do you think economics is about if it doesn't include preferences and their expression.

Btw., we have nearly endless information on the movement of money and credit.
I'm pretty sure you've seen it many times and not realized, because the creator took care to build upon what the AI produced, giving it polish and a human touch, then didn't advertise it as "AI"
Why the “complex” qualifier? The code responsible for the incorrect favicon URL bug is very simple, and part of the Firefox codebase not WebKit:

https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/firefox-ios/blob/bd589c194...

Firefox on iOS has about 200k lines of Swift. As a rough rule of thumb, everything that isn’t directly related to rendering something within the page or executing JavaScript is Firefox code not WebKit code. So bookmarks, syncing, tabs, etc.
But if clients were considerate, we wouldn't need to waste electricity and work hours to run CDNs?
In term of getting your appettite used to intermittent fasting? Yes pretty much you do.
It means showing prejudice or antagonism towards people based on their membership in a marginalized ethnic group.
AWS doubling credits for some startups from $100k to $200k
File-based routing is one of the best things to have up to particular size of an application. Makes navigating the code so much easier then routing spread throughout the code base
Because models do so in competition with humans, in a way that threatens their way of life. Atleast until the rewards and benefits of ML are shared fairly, people don't to help accelerate that.
Growing up in the church, it eventually became pretty clear that nobody actually believed in heaven. Almost nobody’s actions were congruent with what you would do if you actually believed in heaven.

The stances on death, the reactions when people died… it all matched what you’d do if you believed death was the end and none of it matched what you’d do if you believed people went on to eternal paradise.
Obesity related deaths are the second leading cause of preventable deaths in the US.

Sugar addiction can lead to obesity. And obesity can absolutely affect the lives of others around you.

I’ve mentioned here before how I’m the only person in my immediate family who isn’t obese. Growing up with obese family members can affect your lifestyle greatly. It’s not fun.
I've been wondering for a long time how on earth have not Vitalik (or any prominent blockchain nouveau riche) been abducted by a drug Lord or North Korean spy already.

It's without doubt the easiest way to make a hundred million dollars with violence.
Man, this is some weapons-grade hair-splitting. I tip my hat to you, sir.

Still. People have gone to jail for copyright infringement, so I doubt at least they would feel like laughing at the idea that copyright exists.
Have you tried Hiew?
What is it with this new ontological wave on the Interwebs? For a mathematical axiom, do you need another axiom that tells us that the first one exists? And so forth?

How would you prove the existence of the universe? Do we not need a bigger universe that contains ours? And so forth? (Don't mention the big bang, which is a bunch of non-falsifiable formulas.)
The story of Lambda School's meteoric rise and fall is a cautionary tale of Silicon Valley's volatile landscape. Despite its innovative income share agreements and initial success, the cracks in its foundation became glaringly evident. For students seeking reliable and ethical academic support, exploring platforms like Nerdovo might be a prudent choice. Nerdovo offers 24/7 personalized assistance across various subjects, ensuring that students receive the help they need without the risk of predatory financial practices. This platform exemplifies how technology can bridge educational gaps responsibly.

https://nerdovo.com/
Only for the kids. Where do you think "dropping a dime on someone" came from?
Those are way too abstract advice when you start programming.

You can only understand them because you lived those situations, which implies experience you don't have.

I would say (specifically to my young self):

- There is no substitute for doing. Less tutorials, more coding.

- Stop being obsessed with quality: you are not at the level where you can provide it yet. Do dirty. Do badly. But ship. Some people will be mad at you, and they are
right. But do it anyway. Yes, reboot the servers with users on it. Yes, commit the spaghetti. You'll reach the level you want to avoid doing all this.

- The users don't care about the tech. They care about the result.

- Doing something for the hell of it is worth it. Just make it separate from the point above so they don't conflict.

- Programming is a battle against complexity. Again and again. Put that on a post-it. Make your decisions based on it. You will suck at it, but try.

- You have imposter syndrome because you are an imposter. You are really bad. It's ok, doctors hurt people for years while learning to save them. Don't sweat it. It will come.

- You need faith it will work out. On the long run, you'll get better at this. But in the short term also. You'll find the bug. You'll figure out the solution. It will happen if you keep at it even if it can be frustratingly long and unfair. Even if it doesn't feel like that right now.

- The right team is way more important than the right tech. If you are alone, get in touch with people who will lift you up from time to time.
I am not sure what you are getting at, all property rights are made up agreements, as is what is defined as property, what can be privatized and what rights that affords you.

Take tangible land, your exclusive use of it has boundaries, for example airspace rights or mineral rights. It is all made up.

The difference is tangible v intangible, but in either case the rights are made up.
Project page with a few different clips https://dachunkai.github.io/evtexture.github.io/
I think that the industry is very slow into abandoning the React ecosystem (that's a huge statement to React's impact) for saner choices like Vue/Nuxt that have none of the problems of the react ecosystem.

At the end of the day, React's weakness will always be it's model of render functions, while nice to reason on, it's close to impossible to pre compilate. That will always make React slower than template, and directives based alternatives, so people need to go into madness to get good performing react applications, and none of this is gonna come out of the box.
Standalone CLI: Use Tailwind CSS Without Node.js (2021)
Forget any app. Just put on your seatbelt. If you are wearing a seatbelt, the worst that will happen is spilled coffee.

I cannot stand the sound of a hundred belts unclicking all at once the moment the seatbelt sign turns off. Idiots. The presence of a seatbelt across one's lap is the least of the various tortures associated with modern air travel.
McDonalds is actually OK for Keto. The restaurant is built on the principle of trying to trick you to have carbs so you still feel hungry and buy more, but actually the meat on its own isn't terrible. A couple of double cheeseburgers without buns in a stack makes a good meal. If you're really after the burger feeling, get two mayo chicken burgers without mayo or buns and use the lightly battered chicken burger as your "bread" and in the middle have a double cheeseburger without buns. Fortunately this combo doesn't have the nickname in the UK as it does in the US, but I'm always a little self-conscious when I'm eating it, just in case anyone around does know and what they might think of me! Also, in the UK at least, 3 items from the saver menu costs roughly the same as a normal meal deal, is much more filling and obviously keto friendly.
That hasn't been my experience at all. It was Firefox that made web browsing bearable again on my old android device.
You don't need a project to be "legal" to have some fun :)

Publish under a pseudonym with no links to your real identity, use dedicated communities that disregard DMCA takedowns. As long as you don't want to earn money this way, the worst that will happen is that your target notices your work and deploys vmprotect on their releases.
Fructose (the sugar that comes from fruits) is more harmful than glucose though.
> they were fine with the X25519 public key part of age which I think was somewhat recently approved by NIST

As far as I can tell, Ed25519 is approved (FIPS 186-5), but X25519 is still not (yet).
Look into Windows 10 LTSC 2021 IoT version which is EOL in 2032. Also there’s LTSC versions of Windows 11 that remove a bunch of the BS that MS includes in consumer builds.
Finally, this helped my decision whether to use Nextjs or Reactjs in my projects.
Tech is much like the fission bomb. Perhaps necessary, but the industry doesn't stop there. It must create bigger. Returns, investment, power, being a have and not a have not.

"Dr. Oppenheimer, when did your strong moral convictions develop with respect to the hydrogen bomb?"

"When it became clear to me that we would use whatever weapon we had."
External build quality does look disappointing. I have a 2018 model dell with a plastic case and the screen doesn't flex as much when opened by a corner. It's a 15.6 inch model, but it also has chunkier bezels.

I understand that extra performance is nice in this price class, but I also use the laptop in my lap and I'd like to avoid toasty testies. I still think that a lower power consumption CPU would be the way to go (would have been the bottleneck for the GPU in games?). The current 7840HS model is 14% more performant than the U model (in multithreaded, and around 5% for single threat) at an additional 24W of dissipated power.

https://www.cpubenchmark.net/compare/5322vs5258/AMD-Ryzen-7-...
Yes, the Modern Scholar series has a few lectures. Astronomy I and II by James Kaler are superb.

Your local library (or chain) may have them. They're also on iTunes.

Astronomy I: Earth, Sky, and Planets

Astronomy II: Stars, Galaxies, and The Universe.

The second is more "cosmology", though the first establishes a lot relevant to our part of it.
I will stick to 010 Editor for now[1], it's the most amazing hex editor I've tried in my life. I'm not fond at all of the GUI framework (Dear ImGui) that this new projects uses. It's meant for embedded systems with tiny screens and no window manager, not full-fledged desktop environments where the small elements and the complete lack of UI integration makes for a very awkward experience.

[1] https://www.sweetscape.com/010editor/
Sounds good, but even in the most optimistic scenario it will take decades to build out significant storage capacity and the supporting grid improvements. None of that will be cheap. Expect electricity prices to continue rising even as the cost of solar generation falls.
I think it is fairly obvious that a healthy balanced diet,
which is carefully balanced to provide the nutrients our body
needs is highly preferable.

This the composition of needed nutrients can vary greatly
for person to person. But in general, a good diet is the
way to go. On that is also adapted to change conditions.

For instance, the lack of sunlight in Scandinavian countries
during the winter, which makes consuming foods rich in Vitamin D
is important.

However, a lot of people are not motivated and/or privileged¹ enough
to do so.

A question that then must be asked, if you are not able to compose
and consume a healthy diet does a multivitamin have a positive effect?

¹ Using this term may seem controversial but I think it is accurate.

If a person is poor and does not have food safety the fight
is to find enough food. Not finding the exact food needed for a
balanced diet. In general, the food that food banks give out
will not be able to provide a proper balance.
Add to that though that multivitamins can be expensive and is also
out of reach. I have never heard of a food bank providing
multivitamins. (even though it would probably be a good idea)

Then some people will feel that they do not have the time.
Some people have not learned to cook well.

Eating healthy was a lot easier when I lived in the US the
availability of a broad selection of fruits, vegetables and
nuts is great.
Norway has in general a small selection of all of the above.
For a while, bookmarks were demoted in favor of Collections, a jankier version of bookmarks that didn't sync properly to desktop and included a button to open all of them at once in multiple tabs.

Collections are still there, but they've made it easier to use regular bookmarks too, so now Firefox for Android just has two versions of bookmarks in it for some reason.

Entirely unrelated to Pocket, as far as I know, except in the general sense of Mozilla having bad ideas related to bookmarks.
Concur. I've been a Mac laptop person since 2009 because it works as expected all the time. That said, I do a good deal of work via the terminal or IDE's that run on both MacOS, Linux, and Windows. That the laptop is a Mac is neither here nor there for me, it's a stable, well built, reliable platform where I can get things done.
I joke that this is the framework of choice for people with children. You can be out of the workforce for a year and still everything is mostly the same when you come back.

Also it keeps all the thrill chasers out, which is very helpful in delivering things on time and within budget.

Of course it would be better if we had some creature comforts like fast compilation times and good performance by default, but not at the cost of introducing the sort of chaos the React people live and breathe.
And when an ad on one of these ad-supported site infects my device with malware, putting my financial security and, potentially, my livelihood at risk, is said website going to reimburse me for any resulting losses?
Your body doesn't prefer glucose over fat. Too much glucose is toxic, so your body will focus on reducing it first. Too little is also dangerous so your body will make some from protein if necessary. But only as much as it needs.

Fat adaptation is about shifting your hormonal balance and response to retrain your body to maintain a lower level of glucose, and to retrain your cravings and hunger.
A smoker will say the same thing, smoking is a very pleasurable thing after all, the first hit in the morning can be almost orgasmic and if you go pack a day you get some of that sense of well-being more than once an hour.

It really takes the edge off things.

Yet it's quite possible to enjoy life without nicotine, as it is possible to enjoy life without high-carb foods.
You may be saying this, but it's fine until it's not.

A good example of where it's not is baking. Cup works for the wet stuff but will ruin your baking if you use it with flour. Because of flour's ability to compact, 1 cup is a wildly different amount. That really impacts how dry or mushy your bread turns out.
I use Firefox on a ~2020 era Android, and not even a particularly great one at that. Works fine for me aside from a very few badly written sites, and certainly not any shower than chrome.
It was a good idea to start. List ingredients and warn of allergens! Very helpful.

But a stray sesame seed gets into something and somebody gets a reaction and they sue. Essentially it went from "list allergens" to "If you don't list something, that's a hard promise it won't be in there"

See the difference? You can be diligent about keeping allergens out, but bakeries are big places with lots of equipment being used for lots of things. They can be diligent and still occasionally something gets in there - a tiny seed, stuck by static electricity to a paddle etc.

I suggest, to return some sanity to all this, that food preparers have a standard for diligence. If they meet it, then the occasional sesame seed is deemed a reasonable risk and to be understood. That civil cases can't be held limitlessly responsible for everybody's health.
An alternative view to a scientific discussion
I can't speak to whether or not it's true, but I heard the response to this question being that this process is quite precise, and functions specifically to meet the brain's glucose needs and nothing more.
One of the tweets from official account said that it does.
Do you have a support ticket number about this? You can email me (email in profile) and I'll make sure support sees it.
CISA looked at C/C++ projects. Wanna redo any of it in Rust?
I just switched to Pepsi Max, cut my sugar intake by 75%
The lighting, textures on the characters has a weird feel and lighting on them.
Great point. Our problem is not big government. It's big corporation. This will only make it worse for the little guy, easier for the big guy, harder for the regulators, and harder for the people. This ruling will slow down competition and innovation and break both good and bad regulations across the board. This ruling is vehemently anti-citizen, pro-corporation. Government by the people vs government by the big faceless org.
with a recruiter, you just outsource the cold emails and applying to someone else.
Carbs are what kick you out of ketosis. Protein and fats won't, but they have other issues. (Fiber can be a real challenge)
I should’ve mentioned that I am currently on a T-Mobile data only 5GB/$20 plan, which is more than I currently need.

Fi looks interesting though, will look into it. Thanks for sharing.
I was imagining a wooden dock structure. 7 tons! What did you build it out of? Sounds impressive and hard wearing.
Yeah. I only hesitate when we see people more eager to use things to exacerbate the harms of the world using technology. It sucks because we, as an industry, seem to only focus on the history of business gains and not on the sociological impact of said gains (the introduction of the smartphone and how that played into how people connect - or even what _was_ the first smartphone).
Raph is a prominent game designer, one of the designers of Ultima Online and writes a lot about game design. This is interesting at least because people have high hopes that he will build another good systemic sandbox MMO.

I agree though that this looks surprisingly dull and also that the trailer doesn’t do a great job selling the systems side of things either.
Last time something like this was claimed, it was by stretching a report of limited recovery over small sections into "fully recovered"!

Data or it isn't true. Didn't see any data here. So just another propaganda piece by the pollyanna crowd "there's nothing wrong with the planet, and folks should just quit complaining!"

Oh, here it is. The reefs continue to be in decline with no relief in sight. That 30% is what they've declined to. Not a recovery. Over two thirds destroyed. Periodic bleaching events continue to utterly demolish local ecosystems.

https://www.aims.gov.au/monitoring-great-barrier-reef/gbr-co...
He did a Q&A on MMORPG subreddit
"creator of Ultima Online and Star Wars Galaxies"

https://old.reddit.com/r/MMORPG/comments/1dqodoo/im_raph_kos...
The trailer shows some house building in it.
A bit snarky, but I would add

- don’t read opinions from a list and take it as gospel. Adapt to the jobs you’re in, and you’ll develop your own opinions, but now with experience to explain why. Opinions are formed by getting repeatedly hit with the consequences of your (and other’s) decisions, and everyone just has to take enough hits till the pattern seeking area of your brain takes over.
Now that we have established that Microsoft information wants to be free, my next project is wget.ai:

wget.ai is a sophisticated real time LLM that trains itself while downloading "content". Like any LLM, it predicts the next output token (byte in this case) based on the statistical training. wget.ai is run at temperature zero. In this revolutionary setting it has arrived at the conclusion that the most likely output byte equals the input byte!

Armed with this theorem, wget.ai can transform and replicate a Windows 11 download in real time. No copying is involved, the advanced algorithms happen to arrive at input == output.

Users of Windows 11 can download activation keys (freeware) from the Internet.