skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If it's proven to be a real issue, we might expect to see models trained on a lot of synthetic data with less knowledge but highly capable to reason, and other models less capable to reason but with large knowledge.
Yes in my opinion it's an absolute disaster that does nothing to help the new user experience.

1. Post a question as a new user

2. It goes into Staging Grounds instead of the main site, so there's no way to get an answer

3. Watch as a handful of powerusers flag it and demand changes, with a combination of user-written and automated comments

4. Make some of the recommended changes

5. It gets closed anyway and never makes it to the main site

To me it seems like a forum that effectively sanctions the bullying of new users. I'd like to see Staging Grounds success statistics.
At the end of the day, as long as there is player input, cheaters always can simulate it/enchance it.

But the deeper your anticheat detection, the higher friction there is for cheater.

Having to get extra hardware/modify existing one is a huge leap in friction, and probably filters out an overwhelming majority of wannabe cheaters
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There probably is, but instead of making something that breaks Discord's TOS while simultaneously increasing their popularity (because of this useful tool), I'd rather let projects realize that a web forum is better.
pretty much, the article doesn't take into account all factor. There is so more question you can ask until you end up having most question already answered.

The 'dated' user interface is irrelevant, people don't scroll it endlessly like they do on facebook. they come for question and answer, the ui is fast and well made for that purpose.
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Depends on your use case in terms of the time pressure you're under, but I learnt a lot from SO answers. Having to figure out how a general answer applied to a specific question taught me much more than getting a specific answer to a specific question.
I wonder how overfit it is though. You could fit a lot of doom resolution jpeg frames into 4gb (the size of SD1.4)
If someone knows the answer, I also would like to ask "How to get the idea to create a web app project as a senior?" ..
The technology that allows an LLM to "see" images and video is completely different though. It's not what is being trained on common crawl.
You would need hardware support to do this effectively. Telling a piece of software “no one is looking at your memory” as the OS doesn’t take into account rootkits and hypervisors.
Time to make a sheep mod for Doom.
That explains Mel Brooks' 5 missing commandments. Where's the undef ref?
Turns out that "in the kitchen" (or "of the kitchen", in this case) is actually regular vernacular as well :)
This is generally because softcore pornography for women do not concern penises. Women seem to prefer exposed male chests.
Having one inscrutable AI train another should just thrill the safetyists.
It's hard to reproduce in digital the feeling of checking off the last to-do on a page, ripping it out, balling it up and then making a 3 point trashketball shot to close out a week.
Ask HN: Have you ever bought a product from a newsletter ad?
Doing some research on this in the context of dev newsletters/dev products.

If you did buy or started using the product after seeing a newsletter ad, I am wondering if you remember what you liked about that ad. Or if not liked what made you not skip it immediately?

If you are on the founder/marketing side and you ran ads in dev-focused newsletters which ones were more successful?
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The plugin system has many issue. A single failed plugin takes all of them down. And its not a stable interface, each version threatens to break many plugins.

Its absolutely annoying. You have configured something you like, next gnome version they are gone.

Cosmic plugins are their own processes (generally written in Rust) using very fast Wayland and be much more stable. In fact, a much larger amount of the functionality already lives in plugins. Its a game changer in the long term.
I cannot fathom a world where this could happen without there being an enormous amount of fraud and corruption going on.
On my Mac I run Little Snitch and the number of apps and os level things I've blocked for tracking is staggering at times.
But that would be the wrong solution to the problem. I should be able to add whomever I want, and then be able to mute them permanently.
Unfortunately the Overwatch system has been disabled for years, and we currently have no reason to think it will be reopened for CS2.

I take this opportunity to share this great talk about Valve's usage of deep learning to fight cheating in CS:GO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTiP0zKF9bc
Working on a new free and open source social platform called Kowloon that doesn't even have "algorithms" (unless you count sorting posts by date as an algorithm), much less AI.

When I was a kid I went to the Media Lab and got to meet a few of the pioneers and got my copy of Society Of Mind from Dr. Minsky's wife Gloria. I wanted to build AI so bad.

Now I'm middle-aged and have zero desire to dick around with Markov chains on meth so marketing scum too lazy or stupid to even write their own copy can pimp their crappy products that no one wants or needs to a dying planet. I'd rather go build furniture on an Amish farm.

In lieu of that, the only thing I use AI for is as an autocomplete in VS Code.
Well, the difference between residual and base load determines what kind of power plants you need. The wrong one doesn't help you.

Yes, we will need more electricity, and renewables are the only way to facilitate that. They can be built up quickly and they are way cheaper. So if you want more power, you need renewables.
Complex solutions make devs grumpy.

Grumpy devs create simplified solutions.

Simple solutions make devs happy.

Happy devs create complex solutions.
Absolutely. I didn't mean all answers combined into one, just that all answers are wiki. Like today in SO.
They already are in many games where good undetectable cheats are 100$ monthly subscriptions. Anticheat vendors don't have enough pull to pull that off, Microsoft maybe could but most of their effort goes into protections against advesaries other than the computers owner.
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A better HTML input experience (custom elements and the AOM) (2017)
> I still don't trust MS's motives in general

I think it's the same for any global enterprise: profit.

In that regard, "trusting" something like MS is like evaluating their stock: what do they make money off, what is a threat to that. Which makes it rather easy to "trust" them: if they can make money off SomeOpenSourceProject they'll help it along, if it doesn't help, nor threat, they'll ignore it. If it's a threat, they'll put (some) money towards fighting it.

For me the difficult part, and why I still don't fully trust MS, even with Github or VScode lies in their internal competition: MS has projects that directly compete eachother. Business-wise it makes no sense to me (and is the primary reason I'll stay away from investing in MSFT). But also their internal competion between profit now and delayed profit. MS has often done things (or not done things) that increase the bottom line this quarter, but harm them over years. In that regard too, MS makes no sense to me Business-wise.
I guess having a cash-cow-"monopoly" for decades kinda absolves them of the responsibility to run the entire company in a way that makes sense business-wise.
Title reminded me of this video (although not exactly the same thing as in the article):

https://youtu.be/MQbjW2VfaHs?si=FK92sb8DYSQt5sVO
Modern smartphones have high resolution cameras that are total overkill for use on the web. The first step in compression for the web is typically to scale and reduce the resolution.

AI is not a requirement for scaling. For example, a simple algorithm for 50% scaling is to simply skip every other pixel row and column.
I also like https://www.typelit.io/

Makes me feel like I'm writing a book.
I think we can now credit GPT and image-gen for robbing us of more sense of wonder and attempts to connect with other humans.
Sorry, probably didn't explain myself well enough

1) yes you are correct. the point i was making is that, in the context of the discovery/research, that's outside the scope, and 'easier' to do, as it has been done in other verticals (ie.: e2e self driving)

2) yep, aligned here

3) I'm not fully following here, but agree this is not NeurIPS, and no Schmidhuber's bickering.

4) The network does store information, it just doesn't store a gameplay information, which could be forced, but as per point 1, it is , and I think it is the right approach, beyond the scope of this research
Why don't you read your local man pages? w3m comes with w3mman to do so.

With local man pages I know at least that the man page matches my installed version.
How does that work? If you tax the wealthy more, you actually reduce the budget deficit. Read this: https://flaglerlive.com/gc-fdr-and-taxes/
They are already making extensive use of extensibility. Much more of what is in Gnome itself is in plugins. Unlike in Gnome where all plugins are in the same JS process. Each plugin is its own process and uses Wayland to communicate. So you can have lots of complexity in a plugin, it can crash and not take down the rest.
Maybe there should be a way to “bump” a question after a year or so, adding a comment along those lines.

Otherwise, if you explain why you’re asking the question again, link to the previous question, and maybe present arguments why you think the old answers might be outdated, then it’s lesa likely to be closed as a duplicate.
I don't want diamond users having access to any of my information that a public user wouldn't. I haven't voted for them and I generally don't trust anyone who wants that kind of power online for no compensation.
I discovered the Klee engine when reading The Ph.D. Grind by Philip Guo[1], it gives an idea of how its development was going at the time and this is also why I have difficulty appreciating the software, an interesting read if you want to get a feel of the academic world.

[1] https://archive.is/KAz4n
For Cosmic there is 'libcosmic' its a wrapper around iced that adds a bunch of useful stuff.
IMO anti-cheats at this point are more of a PR tool than actual cheat prevention systems. Look at Vanguard: they marketed Valorant specifically focused on the anti-cheat to draw players away from CS:GO where many in the community think cheaters are rampant.

The only difference is that maybe you have a few less rage hackers that get caught by it, but anyone that really wants to cheat will still be able to, it's just a lot harder for players to see. All they care about is the public perception. If it looks like it has less cheaters, it's good enough for them.

The cost? You basically install malware from a Chinese company in you computer...
Pretty much the same for me. My aphantasia is total (no images at all) but still ludicrously vivid dreams and not too bad at recognising people and places.
That "FN" Key placement boggles my mind.
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I just automatically tune them out. If it's not an internal email, I only look to see if it's from someone I know. And even when it's someone I know, at the first whiff of marketing I delete it.
Wasn't aware this has already become an -ism...
Your story resonates with mine, and is also a complete opposite of what most people claim is the problem. Most people say "SO is full of unfriendly power users", and that's why it's in decline. But to me it's the opposite. The power users are what made SO, and they're tired of the influx of badly written questions, entitled people they're trying to help for free etc., of course people get burned out. But it's the useful users going away.
That would be correct if technology doesn't advance and change constantly, which is not the case. New frameworks, new technology, new versions for programming languages are constantly on the rise, so I would expect that will be a good reasons to ask more new questions on SO, but that's not the case anymore.
> the ui is fast and well made for that purpose.

The UX not so much though.

There's so many x.stackexchange.com estates that often overlap (devops, serverfault, linux, askubuntu etc).

The search is, and has always been, very poor to unusable. I've always just reverted to DDG or google to search stackoverflow.

Having loads of answers and questions in a clean and fast UI is good, but if no-one can actually find the right Q and A, the overall "interface" is just outdated and poor.

(Edit: related: I've always voiced the opinion that "duplicates" aren't solved with more or harder moderation, but with better search)
Congrats on running Doom on an Diffusion Model :D

I was really entranced on how combat is rendered (the grunt doing weird stuff in very much the style that the model generates images). Now I'd like to see this implemented in a shader in a game
Queer was a slur within living memory [1] - it's been largely reclaimed in the last few decades, but it's still offensive to some. You'll find that when respectable publications use the term, it's always in a positive context.

When it comes to LGBTQ it's not offensive - much like one can refer to legendary gangster rap group NWA by their chosen abbreviation, even if the N stands for a word you wouldn't use in polite company.

[1] https://www.npr.org/sections/publiceditor/2019/08/21/7523303...
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I think discord serves a functional quite like email mailing lists, but with a twist. Email mailing lists, by their nature, gatekeep and filter out younger or less technical people, while discord by its nature is doing the same but inverted. It filters the sort of people that would be far more comfortable with mailing lists.
See also, "In the Beginning Was the Command Line", which I seem to recall was also monospace presented in the good ol' days ...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_the_Beginning..._Was_the_Co...

Or maybe it was just a plain ol' textfile, I forget.
> I don't want to post questions in a public forum.

Why?
yeah, i'm by no mean an llm engineer but even with the basic knowledge on how it works, i can understand how it's a bad idea to feed a LLM with the data from another LLM. Yeah, you are probably going to sanitize it and it will have less hallucinations but in the same time it's scope will be much more limited.

for instance, they speak about product marketing strategies. it requires creativity, which ai is not capable but currently it can still borrow human creativity. With llm data fed to another llm, it's going to be diluted even more and what will be left is extremely standard and common knowledge. Tho it could be interesting for corporation running chatbot, but even here there is always the tiny risk it hallucinates and screw the company big time, which is a deal breaker.

No i don't see the benefit.
Lightning strikes can induce significant current flows within all conducting parts of a building. This is obviously worse with parts that are not (or not well) grounded.

Basically without a lightning protection system you could stand next to a power outlet and a spark could bridge over to you and flow into the ground (there are slomo videos of such things happening in specific tests that have been conducted).

I think the shower warning app is a bit overkill. If your place is that frequently hit by lightning strikes I'd install a proper lightning protection system with a narrow mesh width and surge protection devices in all sections of the house. Yeah and ground that shower.

The hardest part about retrofitting such a system is getting a decent/low impedance ground connection. Ideally you'd embedded a steel mesh into the fundament and connect it to the lightning protection system on all sides. This is kinda hard if a house is already there, so digging deep on the sides of the house and trying to get connections under it (if possible) is the next alternative.

In any case make sure that ground impedance is actually measured..
I imagine that having to buy special hardware means fewer people will do it, the types of dongles used for this are likely detectable in some way by kernel-level anticheat, and computer vision based cheats probably work better when you can inject contrasting color textures into the game.

I don’t think any system will stop someone truly dedicated, but the general idea is that each thing that adds a little more friction to cheating makes it less likely that the average player will encounter a cheater.
I only got upity after communal negative response which I think is justified. That's cause and effect.

For sake of being nice I'll assume you're being nice rather than condescending.

Again, no this is not an accusation but let's rephrase,

RFC:
Given above information.
If I interpret it one way I understand you to be imunocopromised which is missing,
Or if I interpret it another way I find your actions to be as one might describe as extreme hypocondrea aka non sensical unless I'm missing some detail.

The reasonable responses from a normal person are;

Yes, I am I forgot to mention;

I just don't want to get sick, this is my level of risk assessment which may differ from yours;

No, see third or fourth alternative you didn't consider.

There is no subconscious bias here, other than to explain my clear bias in understanding. I'm explaining why it makes no sense to me and asking if they can clarify. Again I'm not saying a person is behaving a certain way other than the community is deciding to read heavily negatively into a short paraphrased question. This is the attitude as to why things like irc died...
Well

If you're hiring "mechanics" that can't fasten a door you get bigger problems than a guy on vacation
According to MDN, the feature can be enabled in Firefox by enabling layout.css.scroll-driven-animations.enabled in Firefox (though the demos don't work, looks like there are still some implementation bugs).

I don't really mind proof of concept demos like these only working in some browsers. The feature is still useless on real websites, but who cares about a silly cat GIF made up of CSS boxes not working.
> I am not sure if any recent study has proven without any doubt the risk described in this paper is of no concern regarding e.g. COVID mRNA vaccines

The epidemiological study is ongoing on nearly the entire world's population.

We'll see in a few years if we have raising cancer rates / lowered cancer resistance, failing kidneys, etc.
I don't think people like you should pay more taxes. The problem is at the much, much higher levels. The concentration of wealth like Musk, Bezos, and others have, should simply not exist.

Here's the criteria: Your wealth level isn't enough for you to have an oversized power over society. People like Musk have and they are not elected by the people. This threatens democracy itself.
Since when does the US west coast depend on Canadian hydro electric generation? WA state has so much hydro the price goes negative every spring when the snow melts. There’s a half dozen LNG generators state wide for supply stabilization, several wind farms and solar arrays.

And the line loss would be too great to economically ship canadian electricity to California
It was added upstream in 2020. Since tmux is often used on servers that don’t upgrade frequently, I still regularly work on some servers without this feature.

In related news, Vim just added XDG support upstream as well. Just waiting for Zsh to follow suit now :)
Can't disagree to doing that for that benefit.

If only we had better air systems to go with these $1,000 tickets , but that's demanding a lot from the makers of 737max and such :p
Oh the piles of bodies. Please check the details behind such claims before trotting them out.

By the same US federal data COVID brought someone back to life. I'm not joking the obvious mistake is recorded and is a wonderful example of how the data needs to be cleaned checked and examined more closely.
And I beg to not :)

Not accepting that things work the way they do, does not stop things working the way they do.
There is a caveat to this. Strawberry/Q* relies on elements similar to an element of AlphaZero to find "strategies" suitable for a problem. That takes it furter from "next-word-prediction" than current models, and improves quality of the output.

The downside is that this requires more compute during inference. That makes it too expensive to deploy directly.

Still, at least to some extent, this could allow a larger model to achieve similar performance to a Strawberry enhanced GPT-4o by adding more parameters, without the impact on speed and compute cost.

Humans often do the same. While we first learn some topic, we often first use conscious reasoning (which has elements of a tree-search) to find a way to solve it.

But if we practice enough times, it becomes "muscle memory".
> But it's not a game. It's a memory of a game video, predicting the next frame based on the few previous frames, like "I can imagine what happened next".

It's not super clear from the landing page, but I think it's an engine? Like, its input is both previous images and input for the next frame.

So as a player, if you press "shoot", the diffusion engine need to output an image where the monster in front of you takes damage/dies.
Its use is banned by Ukrainian military. I guess civilian use is still permitted.
I guess you’re implying that he’s completely 180d from world ending climate change crisis to climate change denier overnight for possible political reasons?

If that’s what you’re saying, I think I agree.
I am finding it very hard to reply to this post within the HN commenting guidelines, as it is essentially 100% unsubstantiated misinformation.

The COVID vaccines did not and do not cause deaths that are recorded as COVID deaths, full stop. A simple and obvious test of this is that there would have been a clear and obvious spike in COVID-related hospitalizations and deaths in locations where the vaccine began to be mass-administered. There is zero evidence of this in the data. In fact, the exact opposite is true.

> Plus everyone says it's safe but there was a vaccine that caused some condition 1-2 years post-vaccination, and it was by pure luck they found the connection to the vaccine.

This would be a lot more compelling if you could even name this condition.

When you manage to figure that out, I will be happy to engage in further critical discussion.
I think you did some "grammar typos" with the two "not the case"?
Your body is also a vector for natural immunity: you know, the way it has worked since life exists.