skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The media will sensationalize anything. Another favorite is claiming someone had "hundreds of rounds of ammunition" when even someone who just shoots recreationally, let alone competitively, would burn through that in an afternoon. It's like accusing a golfer of going through hundreds of balls at the driving range . . . yeah, that's the point of going.
The intention -- ideally -- is to distribute statically linked binaries. So the one you mentioned is statically linked with musl, so it doesn't depend even on libc, it just needs the Linux ABI. My vision is that once you've got a hell binary, like bash, it'll work for years and years on a system. I'd like to start building arm64 builds, too, but just haven't started yet.

For MicroHs, you might be able to build a different kind of Haskell using a separate codebase. One selling point for having an interpreter written with GHC Haskell is that Hell piggybacks on the GHC runtime and libraries. So it has concurrency, handles, exceptions, process launching, etc. that behave in the usual way, as it's literally calling those same standard functions. That's not discounting the idea that someone could use micro-hs, of course. That'd probably be quite viable.
JWST solves the mystery of "Little Red Dots"
If a food additive is banned in the EU, it should be banned here IMO. The EU has a good track record on what should or should not be included in food
Modern modules often have a settings option which directly links to the upstream documentation and you basically write the options from upstream into the settings option.

I look all the time in all kind of sources and skip all the tedious and annoying installation steps and just look at the described configs.
TLS and Networking
I talk a little bit more about this comment on a different submission of this post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42704526

Can you say more about your use case?
My point is, it really takes the "need" out of the situation.

We have perfectly good ways to handle lost items without forfeiture. Using those systems, the confiscation problem disappears. And if anyone claims a bag of heroin the same way they would claim a lost phone... let them. Then arrest them after they do that.
I view reliance on Leetcode-style exercises as an attempt at putting a hard number on a notoriously subjective process, whether because a company is cargo-culting big tech, HR wants to eliminate subjectivity as a defense against lawsuits, or because interviewers can't agree how to run things and it ends up being the least-hated solution.

My team's interview process has a couple algorithm questions but they're fairly basic (to ensure you can still code), the main portion is about API design and system architecture. It's not very objective, but I like it since it is directly relevant to our work developing middleware systems and navigating competing interests in the process.
> Anne's daughter, now 22, told TF1 she tried to "get her mother to see reason" for over a year but that her mother was too excited. "It hurt to see how naive she was being," she said.

At least a little bit moron, also was married while this was ongoing
There is no such thing as proving something "safe". Go back and re-read the parent comment. The important point you are missing is that basically anything can be "linked" to cancer, and if you adopt the argument you are making, there would be nothing left.

Proving something safe is logically equivalent to proving that it is not unsafe, which is the same thing as proving a negative, which cannot be done. I cannot prove there is not a teapot circling Mars, and I cannot prove that even the most inert ingredient, at some dose, will not harm you.

Anyone who has lived in California knows this absurdity more intuitively than most people, because California's stupid laws adopt the logic you are proposing, and basically everything in daily life is labeled as cancer-causing.
"We don't make money off the $200/mo option" is embarrassing.
Yeah, that's the new problem.

I suspect in the past, people were less mobile, there wasn't the same disparity in wealth between different localities in the same general area, and school league tables weren't published. So the idea of moving to an area for (among other things) better education for their children wasn't something that was done.
It's called the Nixon Shock - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nixon_shock

It ultimately led to the abolishment of the Bretton Woods International Monetary System which in turn led to the Oil Shock of 1973-1974 which in turn led to a prolonged period of high inflation in the United States (Americans from the late 70s would have loved Biden's inflation!)

Ronald Reagan "solved" the problem via massive tax breaks that resulted in profligate deficits, deficits which have continued nearly every year since to this day and via moving American manufacturing overseas.

It's unfortunate because Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker had done and amazing job in reducing US inflation from 14% (!) in 1980 to 3% in 1983. The nascent neocons essentially pushed him out as Chairman and the rest, as they say, is history.

Anyway, what people are going to be asking 50 years from now is WTF happened in 2025? I'm fully expecting there's going to be a Trump Shock that has even longer-lasting impacts.
To be fair there are different ways to get married in france and some contracts allow for separation of wealth, sort of
PowerSchool data breach: hackers stole 'all' historical student and teacher data
While your scenario might make for an interesting Tom Clancy novel there's no evidence any of that is happening and no one involved in this ban with any authority is arguing that this is something they're worried about.
srcbook.com (not OP, just trolling through their profile).
That’d be a great plot twist
I’ll quote from another comment in this thread:

> LA Times owner Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong is a doctor and transplant surgeon and invented drugs to fight pancreatic and other forms of cancer. He ACTUALLY talked to RFK Jr. and after listening to him talk and what he had to say instead of relying on mainstream media propaganda, he changed his opinion on him.
Teens are rebellious & want to be far away from parents.

It disqualifies mainstream apps like Twitter, Reddit, BlueSky, Reels & now Snapchat as well. This leaves Tiktok and now international apps like Xiaohongshu as the obvious alternatives.

The more the US govt. forces youths to use American mega-corps, the less they want to use it.
Lynn's data is frequently attacked as unrepresentative or otherwise lacking. But his studies are very old at this point - his book "IQ and the wealth of nations" is 23 years old at this point, and based on even older data.

Has there been any attempt by the field of psychology to assemble higher quality data, or are they content to merely debunk the data they do have, and have no curiosity as to what the true facts are?
Former Tri-Cities Pastor Indicted for Multi-Million Dollar Cryptocurrency Scam
I agree that the fundamental problem is a misunderstanding about what transformer models produce and how, but people not getting bitten until far down the road is a responsibility that service providers need to address, not everyone else.

I'm not sure I follow your hypothetical. The author making the claim in a public paper can be contacted for the data. It can be verified. Auditing the internals of an LLM, especially a closed one that, is not the same.
It would make for an interesting plot twist if her ex was behind the scam.
I was talking about Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong not Dr. Ben Carson. Care to show any evidence that Soon-Shiong is an idiot?

Just because one doctor is stupid doesn't invalidate all doctors, does it? In that case, Dr. Ben Carson would be proof that Dr. Fauci is also an idiot.
>The decision to rely heavily on Russian energy to sustain its industrial economy has proven to be a bad idea.

The decision to rely heavily on American military hegemony has proven to be a far worse idea than piping gas from Russia. Without military sovereignty, they don't get to choose their economic partners. Without the ability to choose their economic partners, they have to accept dictates about their economic relationships. Because of that they have to suffer.

The same thing happened with Huawei - America decided that Europe needed to decouple from them so decouple they did.

As for the moral argument - what Russia is doing in Ukraine is awful, but what Israel is doing in Gaza (with Germany's blessing) is SO much worse. Germany follows America's dictates on both, so their economic relationship to the genociders is still maintained even though it has very little impact on the health of the Germany economy.

Now Trump is in charge, Europe is being told that it still has to fall in line, but it needs to jack up its own military spending as well - America has shifted focus East and isn't all that interested in defending Europe any more (if it ever was).
> Writing an entire blog post on "woke" is the definition of virtue signaling.

A bit more nuanced than that, and I think you're technically wrong. Writing a serious piece to an audience that is already there to seek out opinions from that individual known to be opinionated, is not the same as shoving opinions in people's faces when they least expect it, and/or in a sneaky off-topic way.

> And wrt to the neo-Nazi accusation, you know what they say: what do they call nine people sitting at a table with a Nazi? Ten Nazis.

Another great way to make 10 nazis out of 9 is to water down the definition of the word and to apply it judiciously to everyone who disagrees with you or is even simply willing to hear certain opinions that you strongly disagree with (whether they are right or wrong is irrelevant, the nazi in that situation is you).
You may want to reconsider this position.

I had this bizarre bug in rust networking code where packets were getting dropped.

i dumped all 20k lines into o1pro. it thought for about ten minutes and came back telling me that my packets had a chance of being merged if set in quick succession and i needed to send the length before each message and scan packets in a loop for subdivisions on the client. this bug hadnt happened before, only when running locally on a newer faster machine, and was frequent but hard to replicate.

it was correct, and provided detailed pseudo code to solve it.

the second case involved some front end code where during an auth flow ios would force refresh on returning to the browser causing authentication state to be lost. o1pro thought for about 5 minutes before telling me ios has a heuristic with which it decides to close an app on context switch based on available ram, etc, and that i needed to conditionally check for ios and store partial state in local store on leave assuming the app could be deloaded without my control.

it was correct. with some more back and forth we fixed the bug.

these are not the kinds of problems that claude and gpt<4 have been able to help with at all.

I also used voice, and video voice extensively for translation tasks in korea, japan, and taiwan, and for controlling japanese interfaces and forms for tax documents and software.

These are very good tools.
Some people are the shipwrecks on the rocks that help others navigate.
If you search for images of "moore's law history", the y-intercept of the vast majority of the charts is 1969-1971.

Could the microprocessor explain, in part, the divergence of productivity and wages?
Indeed. It's Amazon that has been making all the noise about it, not Meta.

But this thread has become quite interesting.
$450k Charge from Google Cloud, No Refund
Policy as Code – From Infrastructure to Fine-Grained Authorization
then copy and paste in wp

When used to use Wordpress, I used this:

https://codex.wordpress.org/Post_to_your_blog_using_email
> sleep is when you clear out waste products in your brain.

It's unfortunately more complicated than this: we also clear out the same waste products in our brain during wakefulness. Mostly at a higher rate, too. Perhaps there's some unique way in which this happens during sleep but this certainly isn't the "key" (if there is in fact one) to why we need to sleep.
It’s less like defrag and more like uhhhh literally washing out the gunk and metabolic byproducts
I'm surprised you named your framework clickclickclick instead of taptaptap.
Stable Diffusion main author is now doing BlackforestLabs, valued 1B?

Biontech is swimming in money and using it to foster its main goal, finding better cures for cancer.

My main point was that I can think of only two success stories.
Because they own the CDN and most of the bandwidth is from peering, so it essentially costs them nothing.
Netlify on the other hand has to pay per GB to AWS.
Ah, the WeWork strategy...
The other members of the jury didn't inspire me. I was on several small cases. In one the foreman of the jury kept on about how his bike had been stolen, which was of course entirely irrelevant, though I felt he wanted a guilty verdict just to make up for it.

In one, we hadn't elected a foreman, but the clerk of the court came up to me and said "You are the foreman, the judge is instructing you to find the defendant not guilty. How do you find him?" I shrugged and said "Not guilty". She she said "Is that the finding of you all." I wondered if I should turn around and take vote, but decided not. "Yes" I said. Jury dismissed.
Well I commend you that would rather live in a post nuclear hellscape dystopia rather than be the citizen of a vassal state of a Nuclear Power.
I really appreciate your replies, they are always insightful. Thank you.
Yes, something like that. Become aware of every single part of the body step by step, but remember that the goal is to relax and fall asleep. So there is no pressure to work for 60 minutes and try to stay awake to complete all body parts.

You can do this in the morning when you wake up as well. It's a great way to start your day.
Have those other been proven safe? Is it possible they too cause cancer?

I'd like to point out that eating charred meat has a clear link with colon cancer, so we can't simply appeal to nature for safety.
Instead there are many videos of him talking about that McDonalds incident and how terrible Trump’s food choices are and he had nothing else to eat!

Also there are memes from that picture of him grimacing and how frustrated he was.
It's been throughly studied and debunked. Are you aware that there are countries other than the US where they have researched those claims?
If you're working until 9 pm either
1. You need to sleep in and start work around 12:00. Now staying up until 1 doesn't matter
2. Stop working until 9pm
I got my kid when he got big enough to handle it, a bike that has removable pedals and chain, i.e. the https://www.press.bmwgroup.com/global/photo/detail/P90224119...

He switched seamlessly from løbecykel to this one with the pedals removed, it was just the same thing, only a bit larger !

Then when he got comfortable with it, I added back the pedals. He got the hang of pedaling in ~10 minutes and a couple of runs down the street. Ever since he has been bike-mobile ! Never even thought about helper wheels.
Yes, they are really blaming that. If they wanted to blame energy prices, they would have said "WTF happened in 1973?"

There are a bunch of potential explanations for "WTF happened in the early 70s", but only one for "WTF happened in 1971".
Don't worry, they can just convert all those Bitcoin mining racks to AI. Er, wait... what do you mean it only does SHA256?
The idea that he got brainworm from roadkill is literally a lie.
> Are you from China?

No? I'm from the UK if it matters but i have no particular allegiance to east, west or chip manufacturing facilities.

East China / West Taiwan is for lack of a better word, a meme. Unification war i guess i dredged up from 40k

Either way my point stands. Every country that has supported Tiawan is scrambling to get chips online domestically because they don't need to get involved in the start of WW3. To claim otherwise is just disingenuous.
We surveyed 1,285 AI developers on State of AI; only 25% deployed to production
This guy AI-s!
(Artificial Imbecile - literally)
I remember the concern about and ban of Red No. 2 when I was a kid. I've always been a little suspicous of colored food since then.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amaranth_(dye)
Love the idea! Would be amazing if the ranking algorithm would be public. As in you know exactly what needs to be done to rank higher
Everyone has some opinion. There are the people that say that flakes do to much and others are saying they do to little. No matter in which direction you go, someone is always unhappy.

Eval caching depends on pure eval and pure eval was previously not possible because channels are by design the most impure and cursed thing and are just a bandaid that lasted way to long.

The scaling with big repos gets worse as some use flakes instead of their normal build system which is not the intended use case. You still do development like normal with the normal build system.

Flakes are still unstable because everyone wants something different and there are still breaking changes planned which then everyone would wine about and maintaining backwards compatibility is a pain if you still change fundamental things.
Apple is never going to keep an app in the Store if the dev removes it or fails to follow Apple's rules.

That's the deal, pray Apple doesn't alter it further.
> I can trace my entire career to reading a single paper by doing this very tediously (it gets easier; eventually, you build an embedding and every paper is really just another point in hypothesis space).

Tangential, but it really annoys me how people use computational jargon to represent internal mental processes. These are absolutely terrible metaphors outside of computing and I have no clue what you're referring to. What the hell does "building an embedding" even mean with respect to humans? Yea, I'm sure I encode some embedding inside my brain. I'm also certain this is just a tiny part of the mental processes I rely on.
I don't think you realize just how extensively abuse can break your brain.

Edit: I'm talking about emotional and psychological abuse. Separating you from people who care for you, gaslighting you, building dependency, etc are all scamming tactics that are absolutely psychological and emotional abuse.
Agreed 100%. LLMs are doing solid job at generating IaC but in a context where the person who use them knows what he/she's doing. In our case, remediaiton means an extra level of trust, where your infra is already super sensitive.
I guess by type of resources but also env would be interesting. I don't care on most of the impact of my dev end tbh.
And of course the reason is that when fiat currency is institutionalized, interest rates drop because money is plentiful since it's being freely printed to fund anything and everything. Interest rates reflect the scarcity of money. Now money is funneled into the stock market by people seeking yields.

So the beneficiaries of the money printer and big government are corporations who are now able to spend everyone's savings that have been converted into equities.
Everyone is a fool in some aspect of life. This person was bad with money and fraud, but maybe she is or was an extremely talented artist. Maybe you understand money and fraud, but are otherwise talentless. Neither of you are fools.
Looks nice enough. How does it compare with RON? https://github.com/ron-rs/ron

More than a syntax, what I look for nowadays in a descriptive language is tooling, including a schema system, IDE plugins and library / build tool integration. Convenience makes it hard to dislodge the incumbents (toml, yaml, json).
Inject norepinephrine into the brain for good sleep, got it.
This crypto website somehow goes viral every 6 months and I have no idea how they do it
the entire EU is a huge US colony nowadays.

just look back 15 years, for all those emerging sectors that were/are hot during the period, how many new EU companies managed to rise? a few drug makers for sure, but everything else is just dead despite the fact that they have a huge economy and a relatively unified market with hundreds of million people.

EU is dying a slow economic death, the US must be very happy for that.
Popular creators will leave, if they can't monetize their content anymore. Then, everyone else will follow the creators to whatever platform they will end up on.
"If something cannot go on forever, it will stop." - Herb Stein

Point is, we can look at the situation, and recognize "that can't go on forever". And then we can say so, sometimes in public places. And there's nothing wrong with that.
If I was posting my LI to HR I might do the same, at least for that week, so I don't have randoms trying to DOX me.

But I also would never post my LI to HR for the same reason.
Cool, thanks!
Will try to reproduce
> Do you think a decades long trend of upward concentration of wealth is remotely equatable to my next door neighbor winning the lottery?

I think it's not about income or living standards, which is what you started talking about. So I'm not interested in discussing it with you in this thread because I don't trust you to treat the ideas with precision and good faith.
Better to just teach them to drive cars, bikes give people many bad driving habits that have to unlearned to drive a car effectively and safely.
Let's just ignore thousands of European noble families and wealthy industrial tycoon dynasties.
> This is pretty typical for silicon valley though, we always burn investor money to corner the market and then tech usually catches up.

Yes though the cost breakdown has traditionally been large upfront development costs and low to moderate running costs. This time around the running costs are astronomical and Moore's law ain't what it used to be.
Why would they not just use less dye to reduce the colors in Canada then? Surely its more effective to produce them in one way instead of two.
The whole website is on Amazon S3, that's where you host it!
yes directly by signing up on our app https://app.anyshift.io/sign-in
Abuse by who? Abuse is not mentioned in the article.
> We will see, but I would think if they gain 2-5 Million Users, it wouldn't but of much concern for the feds. Unless they gain access to a specific vulnerable group.

The way the law is written, any adversary-controlled social network with more than 1 million MAU could be affected.

I think they'd ban it if it started gaining traction outside of Chinese immigrant communities. And it'd make sense to do it early, now that they have the legal power to do so, since it'd avoid controversy. No one would have cared about the TikTok ban if they did it when it was at 1-2 million MAU.
Grothendieck's disgust of the mathematics community also reached a breaking point in 1970!
And Phoenix/Elixir has LiveView, also excellent.
Your timeline there is a bit off.

When she met this Brad Pitt, she was still married. She started sending money to him; got divorced; got a settlement of €775,000; and proceeded to give all of that as well to Brad Pitt.

Still worthy of sympathy, but no one would question mockery of a married man who started chatting with a fake Angelina Jolie on social media, started sending her money, got divorced, and then gave the rest of his assets to her.
LLMs are 2 years old. Xerox machines took much longer than that to become reliable and economical. Are you supposing that AI systems have peaked and will no longer improve?

I can find threads from 12 months ago claiming LLMs will not be able to do things they now do all the time.
I'm not quite sure I'm smart enough to follow.

Don't sNRIs increase the availability of norepinephrine rather than decrease it? Which is effectively the equivalent of producing more, not less?
Scaling Foundation Models with Lightning Attention
Do they believe enough to go fight a war over it?

If we assume everyone can make their own hardware at home.