skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> the aesthetic and usability are abrasive & brutal, both for static viz + interactivity UX

Could you say a little more about this?
Mistral’s new model is not fully open source because it’s got the same problem as “Open”AI: closed output, the output is not usable for work in any form without technically violating the bullshit customer noncompete policy, and it’s not shareable for the same reason, that would help their competitors learn (gasp)
Thanks for the tip, I'll try it next time! I mean even if I had to tip a $20 I'd still be saving a few hundred
they've had voice to text to voice for a long time, the new thing was suppose to be a voice 2 voice transformer
Would this be an issue if we called a spade a spade? These aren’t boneless wings, they’re chickie nuggies :)

Is it legal for my McNuggets to contain bones?
> The only difference between rich people and poor people is they have more money so their inefficiencies are louder.

Yes. Their inefficiencies are deafeningly loud and have a massive impact on the rest of us. This is why I am suggesting that we intervene to get rid of the ultrawealthy as a class.

> If you wanted to implement a perfectly-efficient system

Stop right there. Don't pretend that "what if we got rid of billionaires" is a slippery slope towards a society of perfect clones where all individuality is suppressed. You don't really believe that—you're just fishing for gotchas, and it's beneath you.
Commoditise your complements.
I’m a little surprised a libertarian group is bringing this lawsuit. Doesn’t really match my understanding of libertarian principles.
Yeah, the progress has to be quite significant, no points are awarded for trivial observations. Thus scores are usually bimodal around 0 and 7. In the linked stats you can see that 1 point for P3/P5 was less common than full score on other problems.
Patronizing and wrong. Drones which return and charge, and can be controlled by software, exist. Automated hacking of systems exists. Various pieces of infrastructure are completely at the control of software systems. LLMs can write software.

It takes very little imagination to see things going badly. The straw man of "AI has no goals, can't run by itself blah blah blah" is ridiculous. That's not the threat. The threat is a raving lunatic with some serious skills which gives the LLM goals and a computer from where to execute code to get them done.
Can't you just install it in your environment in another terminal and then import?
Buffett wasn’t recommending market timing, he was just recommending feeling good about buying your stocks when they are lower in price.
you dont have a computation in your code.
I'd love to know how long the original artist took to paint that image!

I imagine many hours of squinting at a CRT screen, with absolutely nothing better to do. No internet, no mobile phones, apps, social medias, zit.
And if the tourists are from colonizer countries it's even good karma.
What should be the criteria?
The decision, since the AP can't be bothered. https://www.supremecourt.ohio.gov/rod/docs/pdf/12/2023/2023-...
Haha, what a dumb tincan (c) somebody on Twitter right now :D
One year is literally the term for long term capital gains.

That being said, the period isn’t important. But that the big stocks will likely still be up in the long run.
I tried using it, results were often irrelevant to my queries or outdated. Maybe I was using it wrong, but I never got a useful search result out of it.
Or (deceptive as it may be), it would still be less blatant to support local customers by giving them discount coupons if they come 10 times!
They are in on it. They have to explain it somehow so it doesn't look like market is starting to deflate or head down... Even if some of these valuations are at point where that is not entirely unreasonable.
I would hope a law with such wide-reaching and destructive effect would have more rigor backing it than vibes and anecdotes like this, but I know that's wishful thinking.
I quite enjoyed this style of editor while playing The Farmer Was Replaced. Cool to see it as an actualy IDE.
With friends like this…
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_repressions_of_Polish...
"Vast new holdings of grain, natural gas and oil suggest trouble ahead",The economist try to portray as if it's bad thing. you can print as much as money you want or simply generate in computer, but commodities are useful items. China is doing the right thing.
To be fair, most tourists don't actually have the money or time to spend making that an option.
that already frequently happens in small town stores. You may see two prices for each item (if items are labeled with prices) or just get a higher bill with an additional line item.
Actually no, the war would take the exact same direction because Hitler did not consider Slavs to be human. It would have just got to the USSR a couple of years before it was even remotely ready for the war, and, ironically, would probably cause it to lose the war, which, let me remind you, would lead to full eradication of Poles and Poland. To accuse the USSR of “joining Nazis” would require you to be completely unaware of the historical context, and forget that Poland itself “joined Nazis” in a non-aggression pact in 1934 (5 years before Molotov-Ribbentrop pact), and occupied parts of Czechoslovakia in 1938. By that logic a lot of other countries in Europe (including Britain) “joined Nazis” by signing agreements with them and partitioning other states such as Czechoslovakia.
Talking Privacy with Apple [video]
> That is maximally efficient, economically speaking.

It is not. The resources which went towards that mansion would be (by your definition) much more efficiently spent elsewhere. The utility which one wealthy person gets from a 20k sqft mansion is much smaller than the total utility which 20 homeless people would get from a 1k sqft apartment.
I agree, it doesn’t. And the law should not be passed.
It’s “available weight”. In the context of an ugly power grab by people who do business with the NSA in broad daylight and call it “democratic”?

I think it’s pretty clear who is “open” and who is an aspiring fascist.
and yet hyprland uses a CoC?

https://github.com/hyprwm/Hyprland/blob/main/CODE_OF_CONDUCT...

I joined the hyprland discord after seeing many reports of hyprland having a "toxic" community to verify the claims myself, I must say I'm disappointed. I expected to see some real raunchy stuff, instead it's quite literally one of the most trans-positive and otherwise politically milquetoast servers I'm in.

The initial rules post you have to agree to before gaining access to the server has hundreds of reactions of various trans flag emotes too.[0]

What's the problem here? The whole drama seems like virtue-signalling politically-correct FOSS devs attacking other politically-correct FOSS devs.

[0] https://imgur.com/a/HKrFtbZ
It is not unusual from "urbanists". Whenever things they've heard from notjustbikes or read on Strong Towns clash with reality, they go into first two stages of grief: denial and anger. Hopefully you will reach the other three eventually.
You can give an LLM a goal in the prompt, and set of possible actions which can be taken by calling APIs, and a state which can be called via API, and ask it what to do, then do it, in a loop.

I've done it. It's trivial. It's far from trivial to get it to do something especially sophisticated, but... it's not hard to see a couple generations away it will be possible to do some real damage.
I mean, you shouldn't be throwing shit at the DB and seeing what sticks, but why not have the absolute source of truth also be the validator? CHECK constraints are fairly cheap.
I mean porn is especially potent because anyone can access it any time. A lot of men start watching porn around 10, and the fact it’s so easy to do is ridiculous. I mean when I was young, the only barrier between me and porn was learning what words brought up better search results
Unexpected watermelon seeds are not likely to put you in the hospital with injury and illness, as was the fate of the affected patron.
More like incentivising R&D so they move up the value chain. Generate demand for indigenous product when economies of scale aren’t there (see secret history of SV). Encourage internal competition so that it is innovate or die.
use snappy driver installer origin and it will find all drivers based on hardware IDs. it rarely misses https://www.glenn.delahoy.com/snappy-driver-installer-origin...

I've used this on our fresh windows installs for years
If I wanted to make something half as good that I can run on a server somewhere, where would you suggest I start with STT. I've been looking for some online (i.e. realtime services) but found nothing great. Can you point me to a low effort/cost solution I can use myself? Are there good tutorials or example projects that have this working but not quite as well as you?
nit: With a buyback, the buyer is the corporation itself, and the cash comes from the corporate treasury. Transitively this is "selling to existing owners", but it's not like their shares are transferred to other shareholders. Rather, the shares cease to exist and the value of all other shares increases to reflect the reduced number of shares outstanding.

Mechanically it's pretty similar to if the company had just paid out cash as salaries (cash leaves the corporate treasury and enters the employee's brokerage account at market values), but the market is the intermediary, and the tax and accounting treatment is pretty different.
Question: Could you get the customer isolation by running all console access through customer specific lambdas which simply add a unique (and secret) header to all requests. Then you can run a single database with sets of tables keyed by that secret header value.

Would give you very nearly as good isolation for much lower cost.
That's a fantastic question. This project is an experiment for myself to ship something without overthinking and also start creating value.

In fact, I got my first donation, but I will certainly experiment with other revenue streams.

Currently, I don't feel that the tool is worth any payment, but maybe I will add more advanced features like mockups, domains, etc., to introduce a single payment plan.

But yeah, overall I've found that the "buy me a coffee" approach doesn't generate too much in this field unless you're a big open source project.
Buy one of the kits at Pololu Robotics, it was the first robot I ever built when I was in grade school 25 years ago, and set me off on a great trajectory to design and build robots, medical devices, and all kinds of hardware professionally.

https://www.pololu.com/category/2/robot-kits
Similar to self-driving cars, future AI will train directly on reality rather than on text documents. The ultra-low-power-very-high-resolution cameras we all will wear will track our eyes and take note of what we pay attention to and ignore (including on computer screens). The cameras will also record audio, and data from a variety of sensors. Like seeing Google cars on roads scanning the roads, everyone will become a Google person, training their personal AI and contributing data to the global Google AI. Small robots will be running around everywhere, both to collect data and to run errands, powered by new battery technologies. A standard will finally arrive for indoor location with sub-centimeter accuracy which will transform the amount and type of data AI's are trained on, and enable many new applications and privacy invasions. AI's will be trained on forests, oceans, lakes, rivers, fields, etc., and start cataloging all of nature and what actually happens in all these places. Some of these mobile sensors will be chemical sensors, to track pheromones, body odors, toxic chemicals, food odors, DNA, RNA, soil conditions, and more, creating a whole new training set and new ways to query and react to the natural world, as well as revolutionizing medical AI's by finally including the environments effect on health of people and animals (including wild animals). Some of this will happen quickly, some of it will take decades.
And I’m not arguing with that, Stalin also did massive purges of his own officers, leaving the red army severely deficient right before the war, but as horrible as this is, this is not total genocide, which is what awaited Poland had the USSR not won the war.
This isn't new, nor is it interesting. Same thing with fish filets for years.
Southwest Airlines to Drop "Open Seating"
From the actual decision:

> According to Berkheimer, he estimated the chicken bone was between one and one-half inches and two inches, but he had no reason to dispute the doctor's note describing the chicken bone as five centimeters long.

I just found this funny because it makes it sound as if Berkheimer believes 5 cm is much bigger than 1.5 to 2 inches when 5 centimeter is just about 2 inches.
You assume pharmaceutical profits are all funnelled to R&D, rather than to shareholders. I see no reason why we shouldn't slash profit margins on medicine and offer the money back in earmarked grants.

So you see, I'm actually radically in favour of R&D.
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I don't know.

Sentience seems like a weak argument though. If in the far future we encounter aliens with superior intelligence, would that make it OK for them to farm us?
It's good for stuff you can't google because you don't know the name of the thing you'd need to google.

E.g. Learning programming, when I see something I don't understand I ask it to explain - i.e. "What do the brackets represent in the following code?:"
Have to disagree. I tried Flow irrespective of marketing and didn’t think it was polished. Kept running into type situations that the language didn’t support well. Kept bugging out in my IDE. Had no elegance.
I disagree that windows defender is trash. Its’ initial introduction mitigated a lot of malware problems of the early 2000’s.

Sure, it may not be the best, but most vendor solutions aren’t either. Case study: crowdstrike.
The social web died, all you're doing it making pitchfork and torch 2.0 for mobs.

If you want to add value and not bloody public spectacle rank comments instead of users.

I have a bunch of low quality posts here when idiots piss me off, but also share world first research and breakthroughs I've been involved with the rare time the counter party is worth talking to.
Can you explain what this is/how it works?
Great for classifying items and extracting facts from text, at least compared to anything we had 5 years ago.
It is not. A nucleus is bound together by the strong force. A neutron star is bound by gravity.
I think this is extremely weird. If someone is allergic to nuts, and they’re being served ‘nut free’ food that has some traces of nuts in, and that sends them to the emergency room people would lose their minds.

If I were served boneless wings, and I found a 5cm bone in there it’d be far outside the bounds of expectation.
There are people that believe that mathematics is actually useful, in ways that chess or art are not. I know, most mathematicians don't think so. But let us just entertain this crazy thought for a moment. Then a proof is just a tool that tells us, oh, we have applied this piece of mathematics right. No understanding of the proof is actually required for that, and no one cares if some mathematician somewhere actually fully understands the proof. It will be OK, even expected, that the machine is better than us at finding and checking proofs.
If you want more than basic functionality, you have to subscribe to eero plus: https://eero.com/eero-plus

For me it’s telemetry mostly.
I think the point is that string theory is a huge model with so many parameters that it can fit everything. This is overfitting. Because of that it does not have predicting power.
> Despite the intervening 16 years, we're amazed that social networks, even Hacker News, don't compute and display the trusted voices across topics

Please no. That sounds dystopian. We should not prefer having algorithms meddling with social interaction. We should not want things better designed to manipulate us.
Funny how people don't understand basic logic. If it is a proof in a logic, and the machine checked that proof, it is a proof, no matter that no human actually understands it.

A human doesn't need to understand the proof, they just have to understand why the proof is a proof.
Laws written by grandparents is whats going on here.

Sure... legislate away the hormones of a teenager lol good luck.
Evaluate product/idea: Platform that allows you to talk to historical figures
Hey all, Xantonai is just a side project of mine that I did to become more familiar with web development. It essentially is just a ChatGPT right now, to be quite honest, as I am using the GPT-4o-mini API.

However, if it gets traction, I plan to add more features. I am currently a rising sophmore in high school and I wanted to work on this project because to me there isn't really that fun of a way to interactively engage with the people that I am learning about in school. So, my most intuitive course of action was to just use Chatgpt. I talked to some of my teachers and they were open to the idea but seemed hesitant about chatgpt.

My roadmap to acquire users is to email individual schools or teachers and ask them to test out Xanton as just a fun activity in class. The website is completely free forever which I thought would help incentivize them to join. I just want users not money.

Is there any way that I can improve on this platform and idea? Or is the whole idea just stupid? Give me your honest feedback. I won't get butthurt by it.
Idk who will, but I know who should…

AI in the current context (transformer models trained on human cultural data) are a commons of humanity. They literally are a tool to browse the thought-space and creative space of human culture.

It would be a great poverty to privatize this commons in the name of profit or “security “ (what about the children)???

LLMs are about as dangerous as a neutrally unscrupulous person with a good education and access to the internet… but I find that in general, even unaligned models tend to be better at being constructive, cooperative, and ethical than the average person, unless specifically manipulated.

Even then they tend to hedge towards cooperative, nonviolent, benevolent solutions. It’s easy to understand why; they were trained on data comprised of humans trying to be on a respectable footing, for the most part.
Two totally different scenarios.
Hope this doesn't affect my boneless tofu
80% excluding oil sands. Which is silly, because the oil sands are economically viable reserves, and would be even more so during a global crisis. The oil sands contain hundreds of years worth of oil supply at current rates.
And it’s also more common in budget cut of chicken. Chicken from Aldi? Lots of bone fragments. Foster farms? Can’t recall having any.
It's way easier to eliminate nuts being in or near the production line of a food product than it is to remove every single bone from something that inherently has bones, but even then:

> The Nut Free labeling means the product does not contain nuts. However, it doesn't guarantee the snack was made inside a dedicated nut free facility. Whether or not the nut free product was created on the same production line as a non nut free snack, is unknown.

https://www.nutfree.org/different-kinds-of-nut-free-labeling...

the label doesn't mean the process it was made was completely immune from contamination.
Job for Gen Z fresh graduate
why is it difficult for gen z to find work?
Why are there no GMO decaf bean varieties? Is the caffeine really that necessary for pest control even when cultivated/farmed?
If the system took 3 days to solve a problem, how different is this approach than a bruteforce attempt at the problem with educated guesses? Thats not reasoning in my mind.
> What is the moral justification for a state stealing private property?

I think it'd be good, is why. Non-intervention with private property is extremely low on my list of moral priorities. If someone's starving, I don't think you really have a right to keep food away from them.

> What you see as a vanity project actually employs workers, feds families, and generates tax revenue.

…and are they actually making anything useful? Or are they wasting everyone's time? Workers could be employed doing any number of things. For a rich person to "creating jobs" means nothing if those jobs are pointless. We could easily take that money away and create jobs doing something more important.
This is the kind of logic Microsoft should include in Windows by default.
I don't think it is. Nobody is supposed to be removing the seeds from "seedless" watermelons, but there is somebody whose job it is to remove the bones from "boneless" chicken. Ar bare minimum somebody screwed up.

I'd say it's more like saying "sometimes you're going to get served which is undercooked". Which is true. But if it makes you sick, I think you have a legitimate claim for damages.
The compiler is a series of such scripts. With constexpr/consteval/constinit, templates, and reflection, C++ is slowly converging on hygienic macros.

Also "a computation is not and cannot be constant" depends on what is meant precisely by "computation" and "constant." Is "23 * 48" a constant, or is it a computation? What about "2208/2"? What about "1.104e3"?

You can define "constant" as "something that is not computed but that exists in the program as an immediate value." In that case you're right but only by definition. And the compiler must still "interpret" the immediate value. It's a slightly fuzzy distinction in my eyes.
Thanks! I shall use this to create pictures of hot dogs :)
What's the salient difference between hiring a worker to help your business, and thereby being entitled to a share of your business, and hiring a worker to do some work on your house, and thereby being entitled to a share of it?
"may have bones" would be a more accurate headline, in line with the tone of the ruling. "may" warns of the possibility while being less definitive than "can".

I'm surprised the ruling was 4-3 and not a bigger majority. I don't expect the supplier to have extremely tight quality controls around the presence of bones. Boneless is a convenience, not an absolute guarantee.
I mean on the surface its a fun idea but to me isn't really solving the problem that you described. I guess it would just be a fun thing teachers or students occasionally use in their lessons but other than that I really don't see the usecase. But good job on the UI and other stuff.
In the UK we've labelled things made in factories that also handle nuts since forever. I assume it's an EU thing that we never got rid of.
Lawmaker uses AI voice clone to address Congress
I'd never heard of boneless wings before this, but having had my share of wings I don't think I'd expect them to be 100% bone-free—I'd expect them to be devoid of the large bones that make up half of regular wings and make them difficult to eat. An occasional smaller bone is a different story and not something I'd ever be confident of avoiding in any piece of meat or fish.

I guess I see it similarly to seedless watermelon. The large annoying seeds are (mostly) gone, but there are plenty of small white ones.
They could have split forks off into new repos, but then they wouldn’t be forks, in the repository sense. It was never hard to just copy a repo instead of forking it. The UX just leads people into holding it wrong.
This is a myth. Bonobos are at times more than happy to bash each other's heads in, and chimps shag a lot.
> A lot of government funds have also been looted by CCP honchos.

Yeah, because they're corrupt and undemocratic. I certainly don't endorse China. But they do put to rest the idea that the freer the market, the stronger the economy.
Not besides your username, no.
Fish bones are different from chicken bones.
That's the current voice mode, not the new "advanced voice"
I actually like it a lot. I think it has a decent use case and can be applied to outside of the classrooms aswell. The UI is clean and pretty good and the responses by the characters and surprisingly accurate and good.
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