skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What irks me is when authors only use a needle-in-the-haystack analogy to assess a long context. Humans do a lot more than this when working with a large context. Humans repeatedly go back and forth over parts of the context; it's not a simple one-pass.
You pay the spread and you also have impact in the market.
Do note: These dyes serve no nutritional purpose. They are added for the benefit of the product and marketing. They do not benefit the citizen consumer.

And yet it took years for the FSA to act.
I don't think it's a technical issue, they probably just don't care, we lost a bit of the magic and ideals we had back then
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> ...I despise Lord of the Flies and always believed it was unrealistic, and was gratified recently to find that a similar real-life situation did occur and it did not turn out like the book at all.

But that's stretching the meaning of the word "similar" rather far. Those were six guys in their upper teens; the book was about tens (over a hundred? Can't recall) boys around ten - twelve - lower-teens. Huuuge difference.
Same here, but AI is orthogonal to that. Spam is spam - there's no difference between one written by silicon-based LLM bot, and one written by protein-based low paid human bot.
I guess it depends on what you're looking for. I would also like to get everything FREE FREE FREE, but I've grown tired of using software and services whose goals are not aligned with mine. I don't want ads, progressive ensh*ttification, and all the other crap. So I'm paying the $149/year for Roon, and I have perfect lossless (FLAC) audio playback on all of my devices, along with good library management and fantastic liner notes for Jazz.

As a fringe benefit, it lets me use all of my old Sonos devices (as well as a modern Denon). And lets me listen to my FLAC music in a reasonably decent phone app as well.

In other words, I think the value proposition is sound. Importantly, their goals are aligned with mine: I want to listen to music and I pay them to maintain software that lets me listen to music. They want to get paid, so they maintain software that lets me listen to music. This is a very different relationship than most.

Works for me!
Uh-huh, just in time it seems.

"Gaia’s fuel tank is now approaching empty"

Well, congrats to all involved to such a supremely successful and important mission. When I went to school, it was said that astronomers were happy if they get the order of a measurement right. No such excuses anymore (at least for some 2 billion "nearby" objects)!
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Ok for LEDs and your general point but for the bike lane situation you are kind of shooting yourself in the foot : It's either non-standard compliant bike lane, which is a problem, or it is standard compliant and then it means that the standard is a broad, inflexible set of rules dictated from the top which is either too complicated for people in charge of the implementation or leaves them no room to adapt to a special case... or probably do not incentivize the implementers to think about what they are doing, all of which is a also a problem.
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Please read further on the first one. It talks about who can lease the land, what authorities its held by, and how Arab Israelis are limited in leasing the land.

I didn't realise the second one was behind a paywall. I do not have a subscription but it let me view it. Let me see if I can find an internet archive link and I'll put it below this text in an edit.

Edit: archive link here https://archive.is/gvke5
> Bezos may well be $10-20B+ in the hole.

Which puts it about the level of my ski season pass in his budget. A hobby scale expenditure.
Not anecdotes but practical data. Yes if you power cycle tungsten all the time at maximum brightness they will not live long (when I was a kid we used them this way and changed them often). Read my comment about correct exploitation
There is an entire vast ecosystem of services and a community of artists offering production quality assets of every conceivable type, often for free. Generative AI doesn't solve any problems in this space.
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Duolingo sees 216% spike in US users learning Chinese amid TikTok ban
> "Virtue signaling" means someone is acting only to signal their own virtue, and not because they actually believe in the thing they are doing or expressing.

[Emphasis altered -- CRC.]

Really? I never knew it had to be a necessary part of it, that they don't believe in [whatever]. Are you sure that's part of the general definition, and not just something you made up?

Even if you do believe in something, if you keep preening yourself in sanctimony about how virtuous you are for believing in it -- what is that, then, if not virtue signaling?
I think the last thing you could probably say about the teams involved in this is that they don’t care.
> And what "normies" do with that is skimming it, ignoring majority of it and answering random part.

Exactly that. For me, a lot of effort in structuring e-mails goes into making it look like text instead of bullet points, because some stupid social expectations, but then still making it bullet-pointed in nature, because if I don't, the typical normie recipient will do exactly what you said: ignore majority of it and answer random part.

(And then they'll somehow screw it up anyway, and I'll still have to chase them after that one critical question they conveniently forgot to address.)
Yes. Those specific people that killed militants and reservists dancing next to a concentration camp are the good guys.

It’s very white-Eurocentric to think of Hamas as the bad guys. The vast majority of the Mideast don’t believr they are

Or do you believe it is acceptable to have a festival next to a concentration camp? The same concentration camp where a few years earlier guards sniped and killed over 200 unarmed civilians from three other side of the fence while video taping and celebrating them being killed and posting on social media said videos.
it isn't as if the grocer gives us a discount for the "worse looking" produce. so why would anyone prefer it?
I was familiar with Haskell and had never used Lisp before using Nix (which was before I tried Guix). The fact that the Nix language was more foreign to me than Scheme seems like an important point against the language. Also, I used NixOS for months; it's not like I just hopped to it and hopped away from it after seeing the language. It was months of compounding frustration.
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Until recently it seemed like nobody thought this ban would come to fruition.

It still may not, or may not be in place for long, but it’s getting very close. Particularly if your career is involved.
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La création de contenu est laborieuse pour 99% des créateurs.

Pourquoi ? Car ils n’ont pas compris quelque chose de fondamental : travailler plus ne veut pas dire créer plus.

En réalité, la création devrait être un processus naturel et fluide.

Pourtant, voici ce qui arrive à la plupart des créateurs :

Ils passent 3h à faire des recherches pour créer un seul post
Ils perdent leur temps à chercher des idées au lieu de les générer
Ils ont l’impression que leur contenu n’a aucun impact

Résultat ? Ils abandonnent.

La raison est simple : ils n’ont pas de système.
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> I didn't even bother with a broomstick for my kids. I just ran along, holding the cargo rack.

Yeah. The story in my family is that my dad decided to teach me how to ride. We drove to a park to do it because our road was too busy. He got the bike out of the car first, and went back to get the broomstick. By the time he was back I was already cycling away from him. Undoubtedly due to all my experience with balance bikes. :)

But possibly to this day I couldn't ride if someone would grab my handlebars and push me for a bit then release them at some point. :D
Like a band.
I remember using this tool back when I used Linux to patch a .NET project that had a bug that stopped it from working in Wine, and submitted the PR by just editing the original source file in the GitHub editor. Obviously Visual Studio doesn't work as well on Wine and it's like 100x bigger than dnSpy. Would do again
Is proximity another Virtualization tool? A quick search didn't come up with anything, that's why I'm asking.
NUCs are shifting completely to ASUS who is going to continue working on them and there are some long term commitments (there are industrial variants for example)
~20k civilians dead in this war (started by the Palestinians, all civilians were collateral damage thanks to Palestinian militants using civilians as shields) vs 12 million killed in Nazi camps. Maybe you shouldn't diminish far greater horrors in order to attack Israel.
Not against Zionists, Jimmy Wales is a Zionist.

The issue is that the reality distortion field that is required to maintain the current Zionist narrative is just too strong and it quickly falls apart even just by following some basic rules on fair citation.
Could ice cream possibly be good for you?
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I used to be part of an indie play testing group which was spun off from the community who took over developing natural selection 2 after the dev team moved onto subnautica, it was great as we all got to play new games every time, with the same people and just have fun. No idea if it still runs now but it was a great idea!
In my country, there are time limited age verification wallet code.

Namely, you don't need to use your credit card online (yeay!).
But he is not talking about wave particle duality. He explicitly states that it is not helpful "to imagine them as both wave and particle." He calls waves with very small amplitude "particles" (for historical reasons). So, according to this picture the building blocks of the universe are waves. It makes no difference if physicists choose to call a wave "particle". Calling a wave particle does not make the wave a particle.
You know what the thing is? I'm working with AI, I have developed some features with AI, I love it in some areas. But I think that human creativity will still be the main driving force and more and more people will appreciate when someone use their creativity, that means they think. THINK. We are slowly forgetting to think every now and then, and the reason is that phones, tv and internet are controlling what we should think, and I think that it should be the other way around. For me, good practice is to use AI as a brainstorm machine, when you get stuck, you can write some prompt and maybe out of it get some ideas. Or you can talk to other people, but everyone today is too busy. "Too busy". So you are left with yourself, which means you have to think this way or another.
America has an Israel problem.
It’s not a case of not caring, but rather caring about something else more. If you live in a country that emphasizes profit and watching out for self as priority then yeah you’re not going to get a whole lot of wholesome selfless community minded behavior.

It’s not really a fault of the individual but rather a necessary consequence of the collective priorities.
> It's painful to work with people who don't care if you care a lot, and eventually I left because of it.

I have a few people on my team that do not care and seem to be incapable of caring. I'm trying to get them removed but it takes months.

In the meantime, I'm deeply worried that the solid performers will find other opportunities and leave because they can find new jobs in a few weeks.

The Dead Sea effect in action [0] (and HN responses [1]).

[0]: http://brucefwebster.com/2008/04/11/the-wetware-crisis-the-d...

[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23166786
I understand that, but it included this particular example which doesn’t fit. I guarantee the people at McDonald’s in charge of the kiosk design care a great deal about wallet.
I do see your point. But that is why what the article describes is an inevitable problem.

Edit: I also do think that if I didn't do my job, nobody would be starving, and I am greatly overcompensated for it. Doctors, nurses, teachers, farmers... all of those jobs that are wildly more important for society to function are way less paid than my job fixing bugs in a corporate website, which is a fundamental flaw in the system if the aim is to incentivise people to keep society running well. For example, I know someone who is a doctor who is trying to leave to work at a hedge fund because the work is so under-compensated. This is a massive problem.
Yeah and Shuttle cost a fortune per launch.

Views are distinctly secondary to an affordable launch program.
One of the dead lights that died was above the stove so could be heat related. Other 2 maybe just bad circuits...

I think it is too expensive to run tests in real life changing conditions
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Presumably, if the GP comment hasn't switched yet, then there's a bit of a shortage of options. So it's entirely possible that there's a shortage of doctors in general in the area, and a doctor that does care about serving patients in that circumstance will find themselves in exactly the same pattern of behaviour, because there's more need from patients than they can satisfy, so they try to help the most people they can even if that means each person gets less help.

More egregously in that regard, in the UK it's common for doctors to part work for the NHS and part work privately. Anything on the NHS is massively underresourced and so long waiting times for short, overworked appointments are common, but you can get an appointment much faster and with better attention from the same doctor if you pay. But then even these private services are starting to have too much demand, because the problem is more structural as the population grows and ages, while investment in the education and training, not to mention reasons to stay in the country afterwards, has stagnated.
Interesting, thanks. For a minute I was expecting someone to say "ads"
> after all, what’s the point of a giving someone a bunch of cheap flashy gifts for Christmas (instead of say, socks) either?

Making them feel good and "seen", obviously. This is perfectly expressible in "engineer thinking" (I won't say "quantifiable", because there's this meme that engineers see things in binary, whereas the reality is, math is perfectly fine with fuzzy ideas and uncertainty - it's the normies that can't handle those).

Hell, there are some game-theoretic approaches to maximize social ROI on gifts, but I won't go into those, especially that they tend to flip the sign on the return if the recipient learns about them.
I use tiktok every day. Maybe I don't know what 'authentic' means, but I don't think most content on tiktok is authentic. I think it is a particular type of fitting to an ideal or trend.
Billion-dollar video game: the most expensive piece of entertainment ever made?
Islamist is used widely to mean Islamic supremacist. And Hamas absolutely is that. There are non-violent Islamists. Hamas is also jihadist, so they are violent Islamists.

Hamas' charter was changed recently when it was rewritten by a UColumbia grad. They still openly talk about destroying Israel and killing Jews. Learn Arabic, they don't use cover words there.
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Maybe, but the point is the US government is not concerned with privacy or addictive effects of 'engagement'.
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While I basically agree with everything you say, I have to add some caveats:

ChatGPT, while being as far from true AGI as the Elisa chatbot written in Lisp, is extraordinarily more useful, and being used for many things that previously required humans to write the bullshit, like lobbying and propaganda.

And Crypto... right now BTC is at an historical highest. It could even go higher. And it will eventually crash again. It's the nature of that beast.
Wsl2 is the way. And for php development, use ddev.
Hey guys! I am the creator of this kit. If you have any suggestions and feedback, please let me know!

While this post may seem orientated towards design, I want to tell you that I am a developer aswell and this kit is something I developed to help me with my work.
It's going to replace ULA as the secondary option for DoD launches. That's a multi-billion dollar contract.

It'll put price pressure on SpaceX who have been able to charge increasingly large amounts without the competition from ULA recently.
I have barely done anything in game development, but in terms of engine, what has been better for you as a solo dev?

Risk of rain comes to mind as a great multiplayer videogame with a small team, it was made with gamemaker studio.

I am curious how is the ecosystem right now and if Godot has become a more attractive option for solo/indie development.
AMD ended up entering the market to some extent - big powerful software-modifiable NIC chips that can also serve as switches from my understanding.

But like Tofino, it's mostly stuff that is "behind the curtain"at hyperscalers or deep inside closed box switches
Not that /s, really. If you think about it, what a person writing a long-winded e-mail full of redundant text is doing, is the same work LLM is - they have a prompt in their mind, and they're generating text that "sounds nice" out of it.

AI or not, it would be better if they just sent their prompt instead.
> By using HyperLinks, embedded in your HyperText document written in HyperText Markup Language

Yup, linking millions of documents that you are required to sift through to combine the information you need

> Literally any wiki style site will be a perfect fit to serve this content.

And does wayback machine have this "any wiki"?

Meanwhile the site in question is literally the wiki with hyperlinks you're talking about
In some ways, car-centric cities are like that because people don't care. "I'll just take my car, whatever". They don't care about traffic, pollution, accidents, etc.
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Good thing we work on the evil of 3 generations ago instead of handling the evil of the now:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavery_in_Libya
Well, we have two precedents we can consult.

Israel occupied Sinai in 1967 and had settlements there[0]. Then, following a peace agreement with Egypt, Israel pulled back in 1982, removing all the settlements and settlers, some by force.

Israel occupied Gaza in 1967 and had settlements in Gaza starting in 1968 or so, few at first, and then starting 1978 (iirc) a lot more than a few. In 2005 - which is 37 years ("decades") later, Israel pulled back, removed the settlers using threats of lethal force to do so. And it did, impact politics and votes - those who supported the move mostly thought, up until 7-oct-2023, that it was the right move. And those who opposed it, thought, up until 7-oct-2023, that it will explode in Israel's face at some point. (Whether you consider the latter vindicated or not depends on a lot of things and is not a trivial binary answer).

The "lethal force, politics and votes" requirement did not stop the Israeli government from removing settlers before. Will it stop them in the future? I have no idea.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israeli_occupation_of_the_Sina...
> extensive competition for domestic heavy lift rockets consists of

New Glenn, Vulcan and Falcon Heavy/Starship.

There'll be a Chinese option shortly for those that are truly launcher-agnostic.
This says explicitly something you don’t hear often - that ADHD isn’t just, just… look at that bus passing by outside the window… [I mean distraction], ADHD is also self-doubt and decision paralysis.

The advice isn’t exactly profound (time block and prioritize), but good reminder to those who struggle sign these things that they aren’t alone.
Like climbing Mount Everest though, it seems like one of those bragging-rights things that rich people feel they need to do in order to show they are rich.
Expecting children to be responsible for their own actions to this degree is unrealistic, any policy built on that expectation will be ineffective at best and likely harmful, and thus anyone advocating for it is at best asking us to waste resources and at worst asking us to harm kids.

You've got over 20 posts in this thread, many of them putting the blame on children with no evidence that this would be helpful (probably because it wouldn't be). You've yet to contribute good ideas or substantial new information to our discussion. Your behavior is making our group worse, and ironically if we were to follow your advice here we'd have to throw you out.

I can tell you're passionate about, but frustrated by this issue. My advice is to take a breath and if you're really interested, do some reading and get involved. There are successful education systems out there (everyone references Finland); things aren't hopeless.
The solution is to design protocols, not software. MPD is a great example of networked software. You can select any client you like or develop one yourself. As long as you want to enforce restrictions on client, everything nice about networked software goes away.
In many places in the US, though probably not all, school districts levy their own taxes independent of municipal or county governments. The reason we might not describe school boards as "the government" is, well, they don't govern us and are distinct from the organizations which do. They don't have the power to levy taxes or pass laws. Its almost like a large co-op where all the citizens of an area fund and vote on the inner workings of the school.

And, as you say, they are regulated by the government but so is everyone and everything else. In my view, its appropriate to describe public schools as part of "the government" but I also respect the GP's view that they're independent enough to be describe as not "the government".
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I don't think they're saying don't polish it all before you release it, but to not worry about polishing it until you have a solid gameplay foundation

You might spend a ton of time and money on art and polish only to suddenly realize your game isn't fun at all. Many such cases.
> Just a reminder that Blue Origin was founded almost 24 years ago, nearly 2 years before SpaceX was.

And Ford Motor Companies was founded in 1903 and still hasn't gotten above the Karman line. Wow, they're a massive failure as a company.

Blue wasn't aiming for an orbital rocket for years.
The ICC case has nothing to do with south africa, it was brought by the office of the prosecutor.The case brought by south africa was in the ICJ.
Have you considered that Reels is so bad precisely because you don’t use it?

Mine:

A bit from the SF Chronicle on the LA fires. A comedy/info bit by Alex Falcone. An Ad. A wrestling technique (I’m into judo and BJJ). A card trick. Cooking techniques. An ad.

It’s ad-heavy and frankly I don’t try to spend a lot of time on it. But as somebody who uses it at least some, I get absolutely zero of the kind of garbage you suggest.