skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
EU commissioners have no voice of their own, they are simply a vassal of the elected government of their country.
awesome! let me know if you build something, I'd love to see more tooling around recipe-lang
I doubt they sell it to individuals. Data brokers is the easiest way. You could always write to them directly and ask.
That is exactly the definition, which you can happily discuss during a court hearing session.
Security is about risk reduction; like creating an ordered list of measures that reduce the most risk for the lowest cost.

Working on stuff outside of the top 99%+ of effective solutions deserves to be questioned.

As an alternative, they could have been investing time in a form of capabilities-based security for packages like Deno has where not every pip package can spawn info stealer processes at install time or runtime. That would address both the build compromise attacks and actually-common attacks like vulnerability exploitation.
Yea, our software stack pulls many dependencies (our software probably totals over 200k loc). We depend on Qt, OpenCASCADE, and a few other heavy C++ Libraries. Stepping over a single line of code in GDB using the TUI can take 3-5 seconds in the worst case. I’ve been meaning to investigate or profile it further when I get the time, but it functionally means I avoid using the debugger except as a “last resort”, or only using it to catch segfaults or unhandled exceptions.

It’s very odd. It’s like it doesn’t cache something and ends up doing some strange expensive symbol search every time it hits a breakpoint or something.

Curious if anyone has a good solution to this also
I can't speak to 70 years ago, but in my 30ish years I don't think I have raised the bar of what I'd consider AI. I never thought of text prediction or auto complete as AI for example, though out of context I could see many 70 years ago considering it AI.

I've always considered AI as a much more complex concept than simply appearing to be human in speech or text. Extremely complex prediction algorithms that appear on the surface to be creative wouldn't have met my bar either.

An LLM can predict how a human may write a white paper, for example. It will sound impressive, but the model and related algorithms seem to have absolutely no way of logically working through a problem or modelling the world to know if the ideas proposed in the paper might work. Its a really impressive sounding impersonator, but it is nothing like intelligence.
I'm the context of this comment chain, you're agreeing with the parent comment with a tone of disagreement. Yes, seed banks need periodic attention (whether you call that refreshing or self-refreshing or whatever), so you couldn't stick a bunch of seeds on the moon and just leave them there.
The reason for that is simple. money.

In my first year FORTRAN or cards as you say then the University department bought a mini and used BASIC.
...and also the state of their neighbours which makes me start thinking of Conway's Game of Life...
I already thought of that one - bacteria and fungi are their compute substrate for their immaterial cities. (ref: diaspora by Greg Egan, and surface detail by Ian M. Banks).
Ask HN: Resources on Computational Models for Language
Hello HN, I wanted to get into computational models for language, specifically for language evolution. This is pretty far from what I studied (undergrad in Physics and currently PhD in applied math.), at least on the linguistic side.
I'm mostly looking for works that deal with how language evolves, or has evolved, and how you can simulate and reproduce this process.
I already had a look around, and it seems there are quite a lot of works, so if there are any experts that could point me to some specific papers or books, it would be greatly appreciated!
Have you actually compared the debug performance of a large cross-platform application on windows vs linux?

I am not saying that you haven't just trying to make sure that your argument is backed by data rather than heresay.
YTA. I'm 30 and i have to waste my time in the evening because i do not get tired before midnight except when I'm physically exhausted. Which typically never happens in a office job. I can go to bed earlier but then i will just lay wake until my sleep time.

SO has it reverse, she wakes up at 7-8 am even at the weekend and is unable to get back to sleep.
2 Mio LOC, no problem here.

Sounds like maybe you have reverse-debugging enabled? I mean target record or target record-full?

Anyway, I seldom do step-by-step. I typically work with dprintf.
you only read half the argument.
Assuming both mediums are reasonably well represented in the dataset, which brings me back to my comment
> Before anyone responds to this comment

Kind of a red flag already....

I'm certainly unconvinced by what "a few people say". I mean, "Extraordinary claims..." and all that — you'll have to do better than testimony.
My S22 Ultra also does not display notifications after reboot until after login with pin.
To add on to the pile of more GDB GUIs, here's one I've made: https://github.com/dzaima/grr. Though it's still got a fair bit of missing features that may be essential for some uses (due to my usage being largely assembly-level, which doesn't need too many fancy features).
If you start with an assumption that "alien threat comes above all else" then I can imagine building a conspiracy case on top of that with governments that hate each other but hold hands when it comes to hiding/countering that threat.

Like any other argument or reasoning, it's as strong as its weakest link, or the foundation it's built on.
Once again: this is constrained by design. If you don’t want to use OpenID Connect, just create a token on PyPI and publish the normal way. You are not, and will never be, required to use this feature.
Find My already gives notifications when a device gets separated from your other mobile devices including Airtags. Apple could add extra actions on top of that to automatically mark as lost, reboot, or erase.
I’ve noticed LLMs quickly turn to pulling in dependencies and making complicated code
That would be a follow up question if the answer to the first question is “yes.”
The fact you have to go out of your way to find this supposed "right wing conspiracy nonsense" should be a good indicator of your own bias.

I wonder if you had the same opinion of being prepared with cars and guns if you lived in ukraine or gaza
> And communicating specialized stuff like technical programming is not possible, gestures only cover basic words.

I want to gently push back on this. While sign languages do have signs for common, “basic” words (ASL has a lot of 1:1 mapped signs for English), sign languages are languages. They can, and do, express “specialized stuff”.

I have two coworkers who are deaf and they absolutely communicate specialized medical and technical concepts to each other and other people who use sign language. It’s amazing to watch them sign to each other, as someone who is only intermediate at ASL.
A few:

- assign calls to different members (round-robin, escalation)

- capture lead info (name, email, etc)

- don't reveal actual phone number

- recording, transcription

- soon, conversational AI agent (as optional backup)

With a WhatsApp/phone, you can't really switch it from one employee to another easily. Managing load is harder, seeing call logs is harder. And a full call center solution is too much for a small business.
Blame the OS? Why? And what good would that do? The developers could have used XDG_CONFIG_HOME at the very least.
An update on political advertising in the European Union
The fact this industry tricked us into spending 200% more just to have a combo meal delivered delivered is insane and people have caught on. I've only ever used the app when someone gave me a gift card. I like local places anyways.
GDB also has a built-in text user interface (TUI) that is surprisingly easy to use[1]. It even supports mouse interaction.

[1] https://sourceware.org/gdb/current/onlinedocs/gdb.html/TUI.h...
AWS reduces DynamoDB pricing by 50%
I discovered this via Engadget https://www.engadget.com/big-tech/google-will-stop-serving-p...
Yep, that was also my takeaway. In addition, the population of mitochondria regulates the proportion of their specializations via fission and fusion among themselves.

I wonder if there are any disorders related to disregulation in the process.
A long time ago, "set use-deprecated-index-sections on" improved some things; don't know if any modern compilers need that anymore. I also have a "disable pretty-printer global builtin" in my ~/.gdbinit, though I don't recall what that was for, or if I even determined that to improve speed. Currently it seems "set style sources off" reduces some startup time. Don't think I've debugged anything your scale though, and I doubt any of my suggestions will actually help.
My Dad was in palliative care and there wasn't a period of any more than 10 minutes where there wasn't interruption. I'm glad he had constant care but it was almost quite literally constant.

As son and father in an end of life situation there was no gap to contemplate or allow us to connect it was drugs injection, food, check if he ate, back again, pick up tray, more drugs, check on his breathing, bathroom break (needed assistance).

Dad was probably OK with it but we never had a chance to just have a moment and possibly say something we never would have. He died at 8:40pm on my birthday of all days as I sat next to him.
I don’t think this is the right website for that sort of rhetoric.

Do you have any sincere beliefs that you’d like to earnestly discuss with other people with curiosity?
I have two deaf daughters, both have cochlear implants and I’m very happy with the decision. My wife and I both learned sign, and let our kids wear or not wear their cochlear’s as they see fit. The youngest is too young to really understand but the oldest understands and almost exclusively selects to wear them. She is in main stream school but does spend time with her dhh friends. She 100% prefers to be with other dhh folks and sign, but likes being able to hear.

All in all the decision is yours to make and people can weigh in or tell you what to do. We got a lot of hate from Deaf community members for going down the road of implants, but we also got a lot of support. There are hatful people in all walks of life. Do what you think is best and love your kids.
Literally no one wants to work like this. A save dialog every time I press cmd-s? If we shipped local file editing for Notion that worked like this our users would egg our office. For any app outside maybe like an image macro meme generator this sucks. For anything else like for example a notes app, photo library, more serious image editor, PowerPoint, video editor, animation software, anything people spend >1 hour a day in - you want to auto save, and often you want to manage a tree of files in a root folder as a “library” of the users’ data.

Electron only exists because browsers are too limited. That’s all electron is anyways, a browser with much better APIs for writing apps then the ones included in Chrome and especially Firefox.
> "That's not impressive, that's what the vast majority of people do."

The vast majority of people don’t have to endure someone with an audience of millions falsely claiming their murdered children were part of a government conspiracy. Under those circumstances, many might be driven to retaliate violently. It’s a testament to these individuals' strength and restraint that they pursued justice through the legal system instead.
NASA's Earth Copilot
Nope, with reverse-debugging enabled it will be insanely slow, not something that you can miss.

I am curious does your project have large external dependencies or is it self-contained.
Comma.ai Autonomy
I’ll be sure to wait for the RedLetterMedia’s Half in the Bag review on it.

Unless you’re going to go for Best of the Worst. Then I might actually watch the movie itself too.
That's great, but I can't tell who are fraudsters until after hearing what they say.
> Farming isn't in good economic shape right now either, granted.

Anyone considering farming should take note of this. The industry is not in a place where farmers can make any meaningful profit, especially if you're just getting into it. At best the average farmer breaks even after depending heavily on federal subsidies and crop insurance.

There are likely technical roles in the age industry, though personally that runs into a moral problem for me as you will end up being paid well to turn the financial screws even harder on the average farmer or farm hand.
What's the expected/intended workflow? Would I copy the contents of your github repo into mine own and then build my functionality on top of FlutterFlash?
"Understanding" in the article just means "building a true and coherent world model, a faithful representation". The LLM in question does not: e.g. it has some "belief" in entities (e.g. streets on a map) which are not there.

That kind of understanding has no relation with «self-directed reasoning and self-awareness».
Ok, but don't call them "flying taxis" then.
Fair question! So, I don't have a "feed" as I have all of YouTube's tracking either switched off or blocked via NextDNS and I try to only use it signed out. The rare occasions that I have to use YouTube, the right hand sidebar is regularly filled with completely insane stuff. Though sometimes it's just filled with thumbnails of people pulling stupid faces while pointing at something.
On a general note, I would recommend any new (and experienced!) programmers to master the debugging tools of their ecosystem. I've seen countless experienced developers use printf-based debugging and waste hourse debugging something which could've been easily figured out by setting a breakpoint and stepping through your code. This is also a good way to understand code you're unfamiliar with.

This is one area where I believe a GUI tool is so much better: I can hover over variable names to view their values, expand and collapse parts of a nested structure, edit values easily, and follow execution in the same environment I write my code in.

Sure, it doesn't help much for some scenarios (one I've heard people mention is multithreaded code, where logs are better?), but for most people it's not that far from a superpower.
But claiming that people vote against their interests and the assumption that you know better than them what their interests are makes you one.
I like this pragmatism because it sheds light on the realities of life. People live their experience in a muddy grey world, which is far less crystal than any activist would like to imagine. Activism thrives on polarizing individuals and circumstances, more so off-late. We could call it politicization. Either way, I believe that it’s more harmful than helpful. That polarizing the PoVs of individuals makes them more apathetic for those that hold different views.

The piece that was beautifully described by the author (paraphrasing) - “we can follow X while acknowledging that this isn’t how things should be, that it’s unfair - yet this is how the world is today”.

On a similar level, but less consequential for sure, being left handed creates an additional step/mental block for individuals in a world that mostly defaults to right-handedness. I consciously nudged my own child towards being more right-handed for this reason, because I didn’t want them to have this additional piece to process on top of the already complex life they were going to have by likely inheriting my ASD.
We build approximations: we develop world models. That suffices. That the product is incomplete is just a matter of finiteness.
Like the sibling commenter, I don't get it. If people aren't trusted to express their will, however ill-informed, fickle and capricious, then what was the point of giving them the vote in the first place? And if someone puts a filter on the garbage that reaches impressionable people, then, being so impressionable, won't they be influenced by whoever controls the filter?
This might be a silly question: I understand that to talk, the caller uses their web browser with device audio. What does the link creator use?
I’d say the ability to have speed limits is the regulation. How it’s implemented vary depending on the road. Regulations should be abstract so that the implementation can be sensible and adaptive to the context.

And everyone knows what “informed consent to tracking”. If you’re building something, you know when you intrude on your users’ privacy. But everyone chose forgiveness instead of permission, and now I throwing a fit when the latter is required.
Excellent article, it really takes me back. You can still access the old linux-sh.org website on archive.org: https://web.archive.org/web/20080705101211/http://www.linux-...
And it still uses Motif! Awesome!
Only for the larp value. What attributes make it more dangerous?
Nice try taking the high horse after name calling and advocating for censorship. Maybe go this way first next time to appear less fascist.
“We don’t believe our offer raised antitrust concerns, and we constructed it specifically to avoid any such issues,” a company spokesperson said. “We talked informally with a White House staffer about this.”

I don't know whether the appropriate reaction would be to remain composed, to cry, or to laugh
He didn't go out of his way, he literally just explained that he searched for something and got served the crackpot stuff. Searching for something on YouTube isn't going "out of your way", it's using it as intended. Maybe read it again.
> packages, not programs

Let me fix that for you: packages, and programs

You put all the logic in a library.

You reference the library in a very small program.

The main() functions inside those small programs are usually one or two screens worth of lines.

> Packages are a force multiplier

With NixOS, programs are packages.
Gemma Scope – Understanding the inner workings of the Gemma 2 [video]
"Gemma Scope is a research tool for analyzing and understanding the inner workings of the Gemma 2 generative AI models. The tool allows you to examine the behavior of individual AI model layers of Gemma 2 models, while the model is processing requests. Researchers can apply this technique to examine and help address critical concerns such as hallucinations, biases, and manipulation, ultimately leading to safer and more trustworthy AI systems." [1]

Would it be a stretch to say that this type of output is the "abstraction" mode of a model? In other words, linking the semantics of a text or word to more abstract concepts (e.g.: cat -> animal, beans -> food).

For example, the capacity for abstraction is fundamental for scientific and creative development.

[1] https://ai.google.dev/gemma/docs/gemma_scope
I think breaking a law is more unethical than not breaking a law.

Also, legality isn't the only difference in the VW case. With VW, they had a "good emissions" mode. They enabled the good emissions mode during the test, but disabled it during regular driving. It would have worked during regular driving, but they disabled it during regular driving. With compilers, there's no "good performance" mode that would work during regular usage that they're disabling during regular usage.
I think it has more to do with "we should remove the power from this foreign company to have a say in who wins our elections".
Apple users pay for good apps, which is nice if you’re a developer wants to make a good app and also make some money.
Joke aside, the piece is not about «self-aware sentient dataset[s]».
Are you talking heavily templated C++ code as well? I’ve got my suspicions about how much this affects things…
>And communicating specialized stuff like technical programming is not possible, gestures only cover basic words.

This part just absolutely and categorically untrue.

I've personally witnessed people whiteboard code using only ASL on multiple different occasions.
Speaking of web-based debuggers, I recenty created a similar project but focused on x86-64 assembly debugging: https://github.com/robalb/x86-64-playground
motif does not work well with high resolution display, sadly
You’re missing context. We are discussing their 5+ other lawsuits.
http://pecl.php.net/packages.php

`pecl install Tensor`?
A programmable FPGA SoM in the tiny microSD form factor
Thank you for being patient with people that seem to have willfully not read any of the docs or your clarifying comments here, are saying you are lying, and/or are making up hypothetical situations. It's appreciated!

Edit: woodruffw is sitting here and thoughtfully commenting and answering people despite how hostile some of the comments are (someone even said "This is probably deserving a criminal investigation"! and it has more upvotes than this comment). I think that should be appreciated, even if you don't like Python.
HyperDbg: A debugger designed for analyzing, fuzzing and reversing
I find articles like "if somebody argues with you, here is what you should say" always so weird

EDIT and as expected, very hilariously bad arguments

1. If people mention that charging EVs take too long, reply that they are impatient "curmudgeons" and they should anyways charge at night at home

2. If they can't charge at night at home, get a hybrid (WHAT?)

I guess family dinner with the inane "curmudgeons" saved!
Is that crowd getting bigger or smaller though? When he worked for id Software, he was pretty popular in my circle of friends, because we were playing ioquake3 forks that we kept making mods for and so forth.
Only works if GDB has been built with TUI support, sadly :(
Yes, but that adds one more command.

You can also do ZZ instead of :x, if you're playing keystroke golf.
“Hey guys, I’d like to go ahead and give a big shout out to todays sponsor…”
I'd certainly urge someone to get a cochlear implant. Deafness and even being hard of hearing carries a known increased risk of dementia.

https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/want-to-reduce-your-risk...
Can WASM Replace Containers?
How to reduce the risk and impact of LLM hallucinations
Doesn't really seem out of the ordinary; even in high school in the 1980s the Bosch paintings were well-known.
A particle or a wave. Choose one. Cannot be both. It's travesty against nature.

Is a belief that universal franchise is stupid, but since we are playing that stupid game we should enjoy it's stupid prizes and not cry disinformation every time the voters have the audacity to vote against the preferences of the pseudo intellectual elite that controversial?
Technically, dx/dt is not a fraction, but, but, ...

https://mathoverflow.net/questions/73492/how-misleading-is-i...
Many interesting leads for where to look to learn more has been provided in the comments, but I wanted to point out the fact that learning most of these concepts and many more technical concepts boils down to understanding the problems they're intended to solve, and understanding those problems requires having struggled with them. Reading or studying alone will not take you there.
You have to set the C# language version to 'preview'.

<PropertyGroup>
<LangVersion>preview</LangVersion>
</PropertyGroup>
The US could have done with about 74 million pairs of special sunglasses last month
and the Lumiheat!
He searched for "preparedness" it's like complaining you get security related videos when searching for VPNs
No 'High-IQ' person would ever work for free.
Climate change shouldn't be but is, but hey, there's a great joke about video games only have 2 gender options now: Male and political.
I find splitting out over lines like that harder to read because the table-like columns now overlap with each other and aren't aligned with the keyword they belong to.
No, they started without conversation and only reinforcement learning on games, directly comparable to DeepMind.

“In the summer of 2018, simply training OpenAI's Dota 2 bots required renting 128,000 CPUs and 256 GPUs from Google for multiple weeks.”
If the creator has the app (onair.io/ios , onair.io/android), they would receive notifications there and can take the call. Also, if a browser is open when someone calls them, they would also receive notifications there as well.