skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
They still want to have sex with sexy people, and many people, when they're in the mood to have sex with sexy people, don't want to use protection. And some of those people who were not in the mood for protection also don't have access to abortions, and some others actually want to raise children by themselves for some reason.

This is the actual process of human natural selection, and it's not much influenced by laws and things like that, no matter how hard the law tries.
Very cool - which method do you use for editing the images? is it SDEdit or InstructPix2Pix? another one?
That is not booting a linux-kernel at all. it is just using the existing kernel which Android is based on (also Linux).
Then it didn't have 80% responsibility and you failed to identify the bottleneck, it just means you identified a local optimisation, which is again "every little bit helps" thinking - what you should do when thinking about queueing systems (or multi-stage) like you describe is to identify the bottleneck. An improvement on the bottleneck should directly translate to an improvement to the end result.
Critical RCE Vulnerability in OpenSSH (CVE-2024-6387) – The Full Playbook
> If you have been firing a whole day you definitely fell funny in the head.

This should really be a big, fat, red flag that something is not quite right..
How do you evaluate "best"? FWIW this blog uses mathjax, I believe that's a pretty conventional approach, but the latex is rendered on the browser side leading to lots of reflows. There's also mathjax-node to pre-render the latex on the server side, and serve ready made html+css.
-Its specifically relevant as it's what the article is talking about. Of course the output can be used to produce copyrighted materials but this relies on the user inputting specific variables. Much like someone rewriting a copyright work in word, this is just way easier to do but ease of copying is not covered by copyright law.

-LLM's do indeed have a model of the world. They are no longer regression models that simply have a model of words and frequencies (although I'd argue this is still transformative use), worth checking out just how powerful GPT's are and how they work.

-That argument would imply any new novel method that can replace a copyright method would be infringing. Ideally there should be multiple ways to do something and the AI would produce it's own median/mean way based on its learnings.
Yes I agree the customers can, but that is not what Hassabis is defending.
Microsoft Updated Phi-3
It could be, but is that really an excuse? I mean, one couldn't really justify the pay gap in slavery by saying the slaves were working different jobs to the free people, either.
I was skeptical at first te be honest, another task app with some odd celebrities... Shakespeare or Nietzsche telling me what to do? sounded cringe. But okay, I'll admit it really did kinda work, might just give you the push you need with frak I'm saying. tried it, yup. I guess you can't really get annoyed when it's Big Lebowski instead of just another boring reminder so there
Ask HN: What Happened to Stackshare?
A couple of year ago I noticed a trend that companies were sharing their tech stack on stackshare and adding a link to their careers page possibly to attract developers. I don't see that any more.

I did a recent search for "playwright" that yielded ~80 results that don't seem to reflect the reality of the usage.

Have people stopped sharing information on stackshare? If so, why?
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The incoming government didn't cancel the scheme. They cancelled the investigation into the scheme which was due to report in late-2024 (I think).

The investigation would have covered other options as well.

They didn't save billions, they save a million and threw away the work done
Block type is also displayed at the bottom in the status bar. Click on that to change.

Or: context menu (right click), Block / Change Language.

Or: command palette, "Block: Change Language" command.
> Besides, Joe Biden is currently incredibly complicit in atrocities and war crimes

Sounds pretty standard US foreign policy, but interestingly it only matters now.
Show HN: I Made an Open Source Platform for Structuring Any Unstructured Data
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I'm Adithya, a 20-year-old dev from India. I have been working with GenAI for the past year, and I've found it really painful to deal with the many different forms of data out there and get the best representation of it for my AI applications.

That's why I built OmniParse—an open-source platform designed to handle any unstructured data and transform it into optimized, structured representations.

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If you are on GCP and don't have time to patch, GCP recommends turning off your port 22 for now. https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/security-bulletins

1. Find things that are 0.0.0.0 port 22, example, https://gist.github.com/james-ransom/97e1c8596e28b9f759bac79...

2. Force them to the local network,
gcloud compute firewall-rules update default-allow-ssh --source-ranges=10.0.0.0/8 --project=$i;
Indeed. Peer review is table stakes for the conversation, not an acceptance criteria for "true". Plenty of things get published that are generally regarded as wrong by those who work in the field.
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I'm curating a list of tools for quickly building websites, web apps, mobile apps & desktop apps.

Please help by sharing the tools you're using or the tools that you recommend so I can check them out. Thank you!
Unfortunely I have to, thanks to the Next.js and React only SDKs, that many SaaS products now have as extension mechanism.

Also if it is such a great experience, people wouldn't be rewriting the node ecosystem in Dart, Go and Rust.
MDR, d̠nk̥n!
There is no alternative to modernizing C and C++

Indeed I wish they were even more aggressive about breaking changes

Rust is nifty but there is simply too much existing C/C++ out there and "rewrite it in Rust" is not a serious suggestion

Maybe one day we have some cool AI that magically rewrites old C/C++ automatically, but by then I also assume we will have AI-designed languages

Until then, we need C/C++ to be maintained and modernized because we are actually running the world with these languages
> Yes, and abortion means intent, which is an aggravating factor.

What is the "intent" exactly? If a young woman has been propagandized
by the surrounding culture into thinking the child growing inside her is nothing more than a clump of cells more akin to a tumor or parasite, the mental state she has when she has an abortion is much different then if she is aware of the full moral gravity of what she is doing.

> Is killing an infant a mitigating factor? Killing someone with a genetic handicap?

No, obviously.

> Maybe in case of 'threat to the life of the mother', you can argue for 'self-defense', but still, you would have to be judged.

Clear cases of self-defense rarely go to trial. It would be very rare that cases of medically necessary abortion would ever go before a judge.

> And that still leaves malformation, viability, rape and incest for which I don't find any moral mitigation tbf

Why wouldn't those be mitigating factors? There's no reason to think that (for example) a teen girl who was raped would be judged as harshly as a 30 year-old woman who intentionally had unprotected sex.

> I wouldn't be so sure about that...

That's a potentially interesting side debate, but I'll just say for now that as long as non-neglible number of children saved, a broad abortion ban that permits those limited exceptions would be a win.

> (I don't, to me the limit should be 'when it can live out of the uterus')

If you have a moral theory that justifies that position, please share. Because in my experience that's probably the most unprincipled position in the broader abortion debate.
These TOS often actually violate GDPR. It's just that most of the time noone bothers to sue companies, except for small non profits like NYOB who actually have the resources and expertise to attack high profile companies in court.
HTML, CSS & Javascript.
That's my point - iostream is a really bad piece of code, and if you're anyway going to use modern C++, it's really recommended to stop using it.
It was always with someone else computer, we used to call it timesharing and thin clients. :)
BQP (Bounded-error Quantum Polynomial-time) is in PSPACE sure, but that doesn't mean much.

P ⊆ BPP ⊆ BQP ⊆ PSPACE

BQP problems can be solved on quantum computers in polynomial time, some of these problems may be outside of P and BPP (Bounded-error Probabilistic Polynomial-time), so they may not be possible to solve in polynomial time in classical computers, even with probabilistic algorithms.

It is true that there's still room for BPP = BQP, that has not been disproven, but it is somewhat controversial to expect so, at this point many smart people have spent their lifetimes prodding at it.
Why just not use Samsung's DeX that gets you a linux desktop when you plug your phone in a usb-c monitor/console
England has full title gainable through squatting, but it's also been criminalized under most circumstances. These co-exist oddly.

https://england.shelter.org.uk/professional_resources/legal/...

(I'm glad you said "England", because the Scottish system is different, and the Register of Sasines https://www.ros.gov.uk/our-registers/general-register-of-sas... got replaced with a modern database round about the millenium)
Certainly not. That's the purpose of the article where they say in the final sentence that it's entirely possible to write readable, yet totally befuddling code in C that stands a chance in the IOCCC.
Bundlers also tie clients to developers without them realizing. I work for a webhost and Many people still assume that if they have access to their hosting then they have their "source code". We see often that people migrate a sites after breaking ties with a developer only to find what they have may function, but is unmaintainable.
"New VCS, but Git is a first-class backend" is an amazingly smart decision. It's the only chance you actually have of supplanting git. It's a new VCS with enough workflow benefit to be worth making a user switch (in contrast to most git alternate command lines) but provides an easy migration path where you don't have to make a "whole repository" decision. It's an individual engineer decision, that still allows using your existing servers (Github/lab).
The reason to write a test first is so you have automated validation that the expected behavior matches the spec. This is valuable when writing the code.

Types in a strongly typed language will not validate high level expected behavior. Types attack the problem from the bottom up instead of the top down and work by constraining the number of possible states a program can be in. You can always make types stronger and tests more comprehensive but you will be subjected to the law of diminishing returns for both the more they encroach on each others' territory.

>TDD strikes me as a practice that slows you down a fair amount

This is like saying that lunch is a practice that costs you money. Everything that validates program behavior comes with an associated cost.
This article keeps name-checking other works without ever actually explaining why they’re being referenced in the first place. This is where I got fed up with it:

> Following Stephen Dedalus’s theory of art in A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, Martel draws a sharp distinction between art and artifice, and breaks down artifice into two categories. At one end of the continuum are advertising and pornography—works engineered to create desire for the thing one sees—and at the other end are propaganda and rhetoric—works engineered to inflame people’s emotions and to steer them toward acting or thinking or voting a certain way.

Okay but who is that and why do we care - and crucially, at which ends of that continuum lie Art and Artifice respectively? Is art pornography? Is artifice propaganda? Or vice versa? Does it even make sense to place pornography and propaganda on opposite ends of a spectrum?

Who cares, the article doesn’t explain and has already moved on to whatever’s next.

> Martel tells us that, according to Joyce

This is so unsatisfying. tell me what you mean, don’t just reference things at me!
Since I've been bike commuting I've become more in touch with climate. For the simple need of avoiding rain. You start to pay attention to wind, direction, clouds .. it's strange cause you have to think more but it's also funny because you're sharper and smarter in a way. And that's just noob / surface level :)
can't you just add them to gitignore? if you want it to be local only, there's also .git/info/exclude or for all your repos with ~/.config/git/ignore
9 years old.
https://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/karl_popper_107925
Okey thank you for the details. I am mainly targetting windows but I wouldn’t mind being able to include mac & linux aswell.

I wonder if experimenting miniruby with cosmopolitian would help with that?
Stephenson denotes the AI primer used by the Chinese girls mouse Kingdom as vastly inferior to the one driven one on one and I tend to see that as the best metaphor for AI and social interaction we have. The primer has a quality which is to map parenting to a device. Parenting through AI is a-social.

Fiction at best is a vehicle for thinking about reality. It doesn't shape it and it can bend the rules for rhetorical value. There is no rod logic as yet. Food assembly by matter glue doesn't exist and meta materials have very limited applications.
Note, the origins are stated in Wikipedia:

> Many papers and textbooks refer the definition and proof of undecidability of the halting problem to Turing's 1936 paper. However, this is not correct.[19][24] Turing did not use the terms "halt" or "halting" in any of his published works, including his 1936 paper.[25] A search of the academic literature from 1936 to 1958 showed that the first published material using the term “halting problem” was Rogers (1957). However, Rogers says he had a draft of Davis (1958) available to him,[19] and Martin Davis states in the introduction that "the expert will perhaps find some novelty in the arrangement and treatment of topics",[26] so the terminology must be attributed to Davis.[
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halting_problem#Origin_of_the_...
A magisk module to do just that:

https://github.com/nitanmarcel/isodrive-magisk

needs root, and your kernel needs USB Mass storage gadget support module enabled, which, sadly, LineageOS doesn't enable by default.
Show HN: Surf MenuBar – Check the swell from your macOS menubar
Get instant swell and wave size from your menubar on MacOS
Access detailed wave, tide, wind charts
Get notification alerts everyday for your perfect surf conditions, to remind you if today's a good day to go surf at your local spot
I agree that SIMD and vector are basically interchangeable at a certain level.

There is still a difference in the binutils, because SSE4 and AVX2 and AVX-512 have different instruction encodings per length.

But yes, it is possible to write VL-agnostic code for both SIMD and vector, and indeed the same user code written with Highway works on both SIMD and RISC-V.
An awesome project, I learned about it last year through developing the x-cmd pkg, at that time the latest version was 0.5.7, now it's 1.0.2, it seems necessary to upgrade the version.

Here is a demo video, you can take a look： https://x-cmd.com/pkg/doggo
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Argh name choice ... https://www.makotemplates.org/
patch sounds too specific... like an actual patch file tied to the actual contents of the patch.

change is probably the right word, you want to change something, the exact operations of the change (multiple revisions of different patches) can evolve over time.
> and many people, when they're in the mood to have sex with sexy people, don't want to use protection.

I don't believe not using a condom with a Tinder date is an option, at least in the West. No matter how attractive and insisting the male is, a woman knows she is the one to bear the consequences. Even if they're on a pill, STDs are still a thing, so why take the risk.
There are three things here:
0. A PhD is a starting degree in research, in that, it shows that you can do research. So, a lot of industry work (after you have experience for some years) can be equivalent to PhD work.

1. An obvious exaggeration but somewhat true: https://xkcd.com/664/

2. Apart from tinkering and actually achieving a result, doing a PhD often also means being able to know why it makes sense to explore the field. So, in addition to actually achieving speedup, you have to study the background of all approaches and being aware of advantages and disadvantages of all of them.
> Many people, when they learn about land trusts, immediately assume that something extremely hinky is going on. Not so much; this is an extremely common way for savvy people to own property. It is in no way a loophole.

I'm inclined to disagree with this. One of those "not everyone doing it is up to no good, but everyone who is up to no good is definitely doing it" things. Obscuring ownership makes it a lot easier to evade the state in other matters.

The UK (and EU countries etc) has a register of "beneficial ownership" which attempts to untangle all such legal obfuscation efforts. https://www.ocorian.com/insights/understanding-uk-beneficial...
"tool"
I have lot of old local Git branches. Most were pushed on the central server. The central server also have some old branches. Some local branches have been rebased locally. Some have been rebased on the server. Some have been merged on the server (with rebase or not).

I need to clean-up both my local clone and the central server from the branches which contain changes that have been fully merged

Can Jujutsu help with that task?
If not, any other solution?
I genuinely would like to know how it even happens that you think you know better.

Then, data transparency is a thing and advertisers can obviously also measure their performance.
You can bypass ChatGPT guidelines using API
I think Rice's theorem implies that proving the undecidability of the halting problem is equivalent to proving the undecidability of any other non-trivial semantic property of a program (*). So this discussion is basically just splitting hairs as you said.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rice%27s_theorem#Proof_by_redu...

(*) > Rice's theorem states that all non-trivial semantic properties of programs are undecidable. A semantic property is one about the program's behavior (for instance, "does the program terminate for all inputs?"), unlike a syntactic property (for instance, "does the program contain an if-then-else statement?"). A non-trivial property is one which is neither true for every program, nor false for every program.
I'm saying you can't do the above in the languages mentioned above.
Or change the specs of ES/JS to introduce types. It will eliminate use of many projects and even typescript.

Seems like something to bring to WinterCG ? [1]

[1]https://wintercg.org/
> PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite3, MongoDB, & Redis

My wish is for one UI that specializes in one database like Postgres. These database engines are so powerful now, but generalist UIs can never take advantage of the specializations. Directus et al have the same problem.
I've read some faq and docs.

Their reasons are to have fast builder with flexisbility needed for business cases. If other words they are making internal tooling publically available.

Being faster than es-build is not a goal, get people excited about speed is not a goal. Have control over tooling, flexibility, be fast-enough, be opensources are the goals.
> There are good reasons for avoiding iostream

I guess that's not what you wanted to say, but I fully agree :)
Tom Scott has a great video on that: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tdiKTSdE9Y
stepping disks still haven't been implemented.
Yeah. I believe the reason is rapid industrialization. As far as I’m aware that tends to be associated with high emissions. There is some hope that as African nations industrialize, they can use greener technology so we don’t see the same pattern repeat there. The population in Africa is nearly that of India and it’s growing rapidly.
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>I have a lot of frustration that other people seem to have such rigid expectations for how they need to be communicated with

But are those expectations a 'hard-wired communication style' as the article claims, or are they just a result of adherence to societal norms? I definitely communicate more using obscure references and inside jokes with my close friends than my co-workers and it doesn't exactly strike me as neurodivergent.
Don't like these cheap sensors most of the time since most can't tell between a moving person and a fan rotating or curtain moving in a breeze. They are configurable to some degree but seems like not enough.

I'm sure there are more expensive options but they're more locked down/limited as well.
The distinction between physical and psychological problems just betrays our abysmal understanding of how the brain works.