skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's is an interesting question.

Actually, there is a lot more. About 30% people (of USA) use TT, ~60% under 30. You guess it, they don't to look only at dance videos. Social media had become a huge source of information for a big chunk of the population.

On TT, and on most social media (SM), what you watch is mainly determined by the recommendation algorithm. This algo can hide subjects the SM can't put ad on but also subjects the they don't like and boost the one they do (shadow ban). That how you politicize SM. That about, the first thing Musk did with Twitter (after firing people).

When it's a state controlled SM, it's more like foreign interference. There is a lot of books about that. It's documented, not a secret of something. Uyghurs for example, have been a subject of ban on TikTok, shadowing it heavily.
What hoaxes are you referring to? Her criticisms were mostly factual from what I saw.
This is part of the rhetoric that pushed people towards Trump.

Instead of asking why they didn't consider voting Democrat or why Trump was a consideration you respond with the equivalent of "well maybe you're not an intellectual"

I've seen a trend of Democrats resorting to attacking anyone that has different views than they do instead of taking the time to understand.

Anyone with opposing views gets labeled idiot, racist, Nazi, bigot, etc...

It does nothing to bridge the gap and bring people to your side. The opposing view still exists without being challenged. I would imagine it just pushes some people into an echo chamber of their own.
That is entry level for people who have no audience, the musicians equivalent of a paid internship and pays better than most entry level jobs with a bar so low, three chords will get you through the door, two if you are good. Beyond the flat rate there is often a tip jar and merchandise sales, a $50 gig can easily bring in a few hundred. And you make connections, get more gigs, develop an audience, make a name, etc. Once you develop a name you get paid better and even start getting a cut of cover and bar sales. The weekly house band gigs are pretty much being paid for band practice.

Unless you are working two full time jobs or the like it is easy money and affordable, broke teens working 30 hours a week washing dishes manage it. You may only make $50-$100 a gig starting out but you make it in an hour or two and as soon as you start drawing a crowd you will start getting better gigs.
DNC tricked Biden for that earlier debate in order to force out Biden. Prominent Democrats and many media people knew Biden's cognitive decline by then.
This is generally seen as a feature. Most developers won't need to confront the messy reality of the deployed "world". They can work within the relatively pure world of the code history. Of course, some will have to do the work of actually producing releases, performing deployments, and operating the systems.
And for those of us who have to support macOS users:

sw_vers (to display the version/build of macOS),

dsenableroot (to enable the root user), and

say "phrase" (useful for freaking out users over a remote SSH connection)
(2016) Popular in:

2022 (203 points, 173 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31944705

2020 (149 points, 148 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24616797

2016 (462 points, 121 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11316401
It depends on what you are looking for out of the review. If you want a PhD dissertation on the game then yes, the guy who has dedicated probably decades of his life playing it is the person to go to. If you are a casual gamer looking for a simple answer for whether you should play the game or not, you don't really want to ask someone whose evaluation criteria isn't even in the same universe as yours.
More like the source code AND the complete design for a 200+ degree of freedom robot with batteries etc. pretty amazing.

It's like a 600mb demoscene demo for Conway's game of life!
They're saying that one specific part burning off is a solved problem, not the entire reuse process.
I conject that with programming languages that do not crash schemas used for validation are relatively unimportant. xᴍʟ schemas suffer from the fact that one can not specify that an element may only appear once.
Many corporations pay so low that people have to be on assistance even though they are gainfully employed. Thus, corporations off-load their costs onto the American taxpayer. This is also true for some people in the US military.
I probably would switch to Cursor for Swift projects too if it weren't for the fact that I will still need Xcode to compile the app.

I also agree with the non-AI parts of JetBrains stuff being much better than the non-AI parts of Cursor. Jetbrain's refactoring tools is still very unmatched.

That said, I think the AI part is compelling enough to warrant the switch. There are code rewrite tasks that JetBrains would struggle with, that LLMs can do fairly easily.
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I''m curious. Do you think it makes sense to treat an American company - one of the biggest btw, that pays taxes and creates jobs - the same way as a foreign company?
If you say hi to a stranger in a bar, you might end up in an interesting conversation, get laid, find a life partner, all sorts of things.

Liking a booty shake video from some thirst trap influencer is exceedingly unlikely to result in any of these.
Humans (and many mammals) tend to expend vast amounts of time on idle pleasures. I love simracing and flightsims. They tickle my brain and are challenging and a far better use of my downtime than watching mindless TV (which I also do :-)
That graph, by using rolling averages, makes the transition look less dramatic than it actually was. Expectation of future economy among Republicans in the U. Michigan survey fell by a full third in November 2020, immediately after the election.

https://data.sca.isr.umich.edu/fetchdoc.php?docid=77165
Moot point because Trudeau basically banned all news from being shared on Facebook
What even counts as social media? Is Hackernews social media? Is my future platform where people can talk to each other social media?
It's all pure desperation, they could instead force social media companies to only promote useful educational, pro-science, pro-fitness, documentaries, family style content and then social media would be helpful. Forming communities around learning, robotics, science? What could possibly be better for children who look for purpose in life? It would be fantastic. But of course half the grifters on social media are also already hiding in those tags and serving the most shallow, useless, fake content about e.g ancient pyramid aliens or discussions about how veganism will help your body. As you can tell by my last little insertion here, half the problem is that even all the adults can't come to a shared understanding of what is "good" or true.
The chance anything hits fragments within the next hour or two is not very high.
Make a point.
I dunno - I heard about tariffs in every single Harris speech. I don't get ads because of my location, but they were clearly saying it.
The release time from M1 to M4 is getting faster and faster, and in recent years, the release speed of M2/M3/M4 has been very fast
Welcome to the wonderful world of multi-core CPUs...
Ezra Klein
That's because you're confusing the old definition of republicans and maga

The republican party is now maga, they are not the same

the maga base has been pretty consistent on being antiwar
If we could get a Dave Friedberg spinoff that would be a big win. The exposed ignorance during the whole nuclear plant debate was so incredibly frustrating. I can think of 4 plants within 100 miles of where I live on Chicago and Sacks wouldn't DARE live within 200 miles of a newer safer smaller model. And chamath doesn't understand the difference between fusion and fission.
Copying using OSC52 is great! I have a cross-platform shell function for that in my bashrc [1], as well as an implementation that works in vim [2].

[1]: https://github.com/DvdGiessen/dotfiles/blob/2c02332b4a657690...
[2]: https://github.com/DvdGiessen/dotfiles/blob/2c02332b4a657690...
Occam's razor: what's more likely

a) you get bribed by some external sweepstakes or ad or any which way to vote for a candidate you genuinely don't support.

b) you in your home get hit by a vandal with a specific mission to make you vote for their candidate. Remember, this felon does not know when you get your ballot nor when you voted.

Hell, which is more likely to be tracked down? The Musk trials will take months. that felon will be arrested before the week ends.
It looks like the results in this work can indeed have some impact on the real world and legislation, which is more than what most papers at Nature and elsewhere accomplish.

In 2027, when 90% of the Internet is AI slop, we won't even be able to train new foundational models unless we maintain the sanity of the Internet... And we need to start doing something about it. Kudos to the authors.
Xkcd Calendar Fact Generator
If Meta/Facebook doesn't directly address this, I can only assume that they idolize Hitler.
It is not overpriced, it's simply not fit for your purpose - that's all I'm saying. That's fine, use the best tool for the job - I use Cloudflare too, it's great. But there are times when the capabilities offered by AWS networking are necessary and the price is well justified for what it offers.
The co-location costs are relatively minor. The bulk of the cost of self-hosting comes from quantization: needing to buy 2x (for HA) of things and then not being able to use the full capacity. Things like tape libraries, Internet routers, hardware firewalls, etc...

The multi-vendor aspect can be expensive as well. There's a lot of different end-of-life issues to track, firmware to update, specialist skills to hire, and so on.

Just backup alone can be shockingly expensive, especially if it has a decently short RTO/RPO and is geo-redundant. In Azure and AWS this is a checkbox.
They should do Xitter and Reddit next.
No; I don’t believe so.
Yes. Does Roblox count? What about Minecraft?
I mean we didn't know autodifferentiation was a thing, so we (my advisor, not me) analytically solved our loss function for its partial derivatives. After I wrote up my thesis, I spent a lot of time learning mathematica and advanced calculus.

I haven't invested the time to take the loss function from our paper and implement in a modern framework, but IIUC, I wouldn't need to provide the derivatives manually. That would be a satisfying outcome (indicating I had wasted a lot of effort learning math that simply wasn't necessary, because somebody had automated it better than I could do manually, in a way I can understand more easily).
The ol’ post WW2 order looking shakier by the day…
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That's not the macroeconomy.

That's not like Bill Gates buying up 275000 acres of farmland. That's not like World Economic Forum people in Davos scheming to eliminate ownership from common people across the world.

There's such a wide gulf between Trump and these sorts of people.

Besides, the examples you gave would come across as something a legacy media smear campaign dug up and misrepresented.
Not their campaigns, no. But the labor of the poor make the world go around. And their votes count just as much as a billionaires.
Trust me very much not for cough drops.

(The thing is - when doing expense reports - it usually was pretty random which line-item you grabbed for some things - there were two or three categories that might make sense. Not so with that medical line item).
Your first mistake was relying on Aus Post to do anything correctly. They cna barely deliver packages.
It’s happening on porn sites in some states in the US right now. When you visit the site, they ask you to validate with your ID.
The problem is he's not harris and he just started doing this like a month ago.
This seems like an invented problem that never comes up in practice. It is no more interesting than numpy arrays evaluating as equal even when they conceptually not comparable:

>>> temperatures_fahrenheit = np.array([10, 20, 30])
>>> temperatures_celsius = np.array([10, 20, 30])
>>> temperatures_fahrenheit == temperatures_celsius
array([ True, True, True])
No. I should have said "determined the partial derivatives of the weights with respect to the variables analytically". We didn't have layers- the whole architecture was a truly crazy combination of dynamic programming with multiple different matrices and a loss function that combined many different types of evidence. AFAICT nobody does any of this any more for finding genes. We just take enormous amounts of genetic data and run an autoencoder or a sequence model over it.
It has different performance characteristics
This is a reasonable take. Question, how is everybody affected by the border? What are signs in our lives that we're being affected by a mis-managed border?
That ruling refers to them as privileges in a direct way (without objection by the Court).

Perhaps you could cite the basis upon which you conclude they are legally a right.
Take more quotes out of context to support your priors. Thats what cultists do.
You're missing the underlying point. When turnout is high, democrats win.

Conservatives went after the UPS and lobbied to make it harder in some states to vote by mail. They don't want high turnout. It is sadly a partisan point to "go out and vote" even if they want to appear bi-partisan.

> Why isn't there a candidate saying they'll increase the number of holidays, or making public transportation free, or giving people free dogs.

Because business owners lobby and don't want that? Follow the money. We see eve in tech with proof of productivity that companies want people to RTO. How do you think industries outside of tech will feel about making workers work less?
Joe Rogan is fine I was thinking more these folks: https://apnews.com/article/russian-interference-presidential...
Is the US an Ochlocracy?
Trump doesn't promote a socialist economy and instead opts for free markets which mean, by definition, he cannot be fascist
If the GOP sweeps both chambers and form a supermajority they will be in the position where they are expected to deliver what their constituents were promised without any opposition. Hell of a tight-rope given the scale of their promises and how rabidly sure the GOP base is on their ability to deliver.
Facebook should also be regulated by western governments as they see fit
> I think you’re exactly right, it’s a show for insiders to know what these 4 people think so the next time they directly or indirectly encounter them they are known quantities. Its masked as news & informative media but its principally brand marketing for these 4 people and their funds & companies.

I use it as a 'weight' of sorts when dealing with topics i know about, mainly Bitcoin and AI since I'm involved both those spaces--they really have a limited grasp about some basic concepts, and when you realize that Chamath (the biggest winner of the 4) has a very limited grasp about bitcoin, and admitadly cannot even grasp basic things like how to self-custody you start to realize why these guys are so scummy and him being called the SPAC-King is not a highly regarded moniker at all.

Admittedly, they did call the top on the '22 crypto winter, mainly becauwe I think they had already sold all f thier holdings and were looking for a sale--see Chamath's portfolio where BTC and Grok are his best performers

I don't want to to talk about Sacks or Kraft because his proximity to trump will now make him a defacto king-maker and make everything he touches seem like it was a well thoughout plan, as he was the one who ushered the SV/VC crowd to embrace Trump after Theil et al had laid the ground in true Paypal mafia style.

They are entertainment, the same way Cramer from MSNBC is, but what it does reveal is the narrative they want to push: what you glean from that is entirely up to you, inverse Cramer made a real killing for a bit on WSB. My real questions is what the depth will these Musk boot-lickers go, and who buys 1k+ tickets in order to go to these events? It's probably teh smae who will lie to your face that Twitter was a wild success despite having lost almost all of it's vaklue when this 'genius' CEO (who is now supposed to be in Government in the Trump cabinet) exposed himself to be the absolute incompetent fraud that he is.
Liking a video (and if all your videos are booty shakes from first trap influencers that says more about you than about the platform) might end you up in an interesting conversation, getting laid, finding a life partner, all sorts of things.

Saying hi to a stranger in a bar is exceedingly unlikely to result in any of these.
Appreciate the comment. This is the author here. Unfortunately, due to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brandolini%27s_law as pointed out by another comment, there is an asymmetry of effort in making vs finding/disproving false claims. I was just lucky to have been recently primed with the information to notice this mistake. My usual niche is writing about climbing and skiing, but if I'll be sure to share future thoughts in this realm.
I'm always curious what strange leaps and twists of logic leads to people implement word-based censorship. Is it really "Hitler bad! Don't say Hitler!" or is there more going on here? And I assume this came across at least one person's desk before hitting the giant green DEPLOY button. Or maybe that's exactly the kind of approval process Hitler would have used...
I don't think xattr works for folders. And you still wouldn't have the fancy presentation you can get with .DS_Store with the graphics and all that jazz.

Of course, they could rethink the whole thing but the point is that it's a legacy thing and at this time it's not worth dedicating much ressource to a solve problem just to remove some mostly invisible files (on UNIXs).
It's really easy to have scripts to cleanup for sharing to outside world, even some zip utilities do that automatically.

It can be annoying but it's really not a big deal, I doubt they could come up with something much better while still preserving the functionality and not making another complicated/convoluted proprietary folder format that wouldn't transfer any better to Windows...
No. At the time, it was about GPGPU, not AI.
The popular vote back in, like, 2012 is irrelevant. What matters is the popular vote this cycle, which the Republicans won strongly. Excuses around gerrymandering, electoral college, blah blah blah don't work this year. Trump and the Republicans won the Presidency, Senate and House, fair and square.
SpaceX are not building a transcontinental railroad. I think that is a false equivalence.

An operational Starship should be very impactful on space exploration but it won't be shipping cattle back from Mars. There is a difficult to discern line between reality and bullshit that Musk likes to blur. The "vision" stuff is there to hype up the troops and investors. You don't need to swallow it to appreciate the technology. It isn't narrow minded to reject stuff that just doesn't add up. The scales, time, distance, energy, investment involved in space colonization are incomparable to settling the USA. The railroad was bringing people to a land that was already successfully settled by neolithic peoples tens of thousands of years earlier.
But why did they chose one of the furthest classes of vertebrates compared to humans, exposing them in a way that is impossible for a human since we don't live underwater?

The obvious thing to do would be to use mice and put phtalates in their food. Maybe I am missing something, but it seems like a much better model if studying the potential effect in humans is the goal.
People who already have property would not be happy because the government would spend huge money on a program they are not interested. And it could make the houses prices lower (which could be not popular for people, who already paying a loan). Would attract people who are renting though.
Facebook only started cooking those after they saw what tiktok posts were doing and how popular they were.
Seems he took "jumping the shark" literally.
I invite anybody to show me any credible evidence the immigration has a positive Net Present Value (NPV). The purpose was the destruction of the status quo, not improved tax revenues and GDP, but rather its replacement with a compliant, desperate, and above all else, an obedient population.
Right. It takes equal effort to define a named tuple, typed dict or dataclass.

Mostly people just reach for the tool that does what they want, named tuples for tuply stuff, typed dicts for mapping applications, and dataclasses when you actually want a class.
Anyone make their beds in the morning? A lot of people, myself included will take 15 seconds to flatten out the comforter.
It only serves to support wars, and most of the American public has historically been fine with it as long as the conflicts aren't on their own soil. However, they can no longer have that sense of security under Trump.
> You'll find that elected officials generally reflect the opinions of those that voted for them.

If you look into the data, you'll generally find that they don't.

"Multivariate analysis indicates that economic elites and organised groups representing business interests have substantial independent impacts on US government policy, while average citizens and mass-based interest groups have little or no independent influence."

https://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-echochambers-27074746
I understand some negative comments here, that this was somewhat pointless waste of money. But I would argue that him spending 2M$ is in the same category of people spending money to do climb a mountain nobody did climb, or beat world circumnavigation record etc. I.e. this is a bit of hunt for glory. And in some sense it's not the worst one.
A battle is raging over the definition of open-source AI
> Specifically server.cpp has been excised (which was deprecated by llama.cpp anyway)

Is there any more specific info available about who (llama.cpp or Ollama) removed what, where? As far as I can see, the server is still part of llama.cpp.

And more generally: Is this the moment when Ollama and Llama part ways?
> Every new condo building has crazy HOA fees with prices that are totally out of reach.

At least here in San Francisco, even old condos have HOA fees that are within shouting distance of "market rate" rents... on top of the absolutely absurd purchase price. It's madness.