skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I doubt it is easier to retrain a large, dispersed group of humans on a new classification of tumors than it is to retrain a model on the same.
Minnesota has several lakes named "Mud Lake," one of which I have spent considerable time around. The surrounding area is on top of a huge water table. It's normal for a house with a ~900 sq ft basement to have two(!) sump pumps, and for both of them to run daily(!). Before there was a housing development there, I imagine it would have been very, very muddy. The lake itself isn't particularly muddy, though.
You can use it anywhere you need to distribute the safeguarding of a secret, which could be anything under 2GB (private keys, BTC seed phrase, pdf doc, etc.). The website explains it in more detail under the "use cases" section, where you'll find some examples.

If you come up with a cool new use case, I'd love to hear about it.
I think OP was referring to the case where new illnesses that are not part of the training set are never going to be diagnosed by AI.
Delphi turns 30 – the dead live longer
Correct, the term comes from Black communities warning one another to “stay woke”, meaning stay aware of the bullshit ways this country tries to screw you. Of course, taking the language of the minority and flipping it to serve the oppressor is a very effective tool as we see here.
As I said, "your evidence is not evidence" nonsense.
I agree with your irritation, perhaps this link will help
https://github.com/deevus/zed-windows-builds
There are no language requirements to be a phd or postdoc at the university of oslo except in the cases where you may need to speak a scandinavian language to study it such as if you are working at the center for nordic linguistics. So no, you do not need to consider this an issue at all.
This is not the norm in the US.

In markets where capital is more scarce, people may want to avoid giving up more equity.
They are compliant, the code being used is under the MIT license.
> Piano tones from three octaves (C4 to B6) were generated using two different digital pianos (Roland FP60 and Yamaha Arius), and guitar tones spanning the same range were generated by an online synthesizer

B6 would be the 31st fret on the high E string on a guitar, which is why I suppose they had to use a synthesizer instead of a real guitar since real guitars generally have 19 frets (classical), 19-22 (acoustic), or 21-24 (electric). Guitars have been built with more than 24 frets but most guitar players will have never played one or even heard one.

Personally I'd find about half of that C4 to B6 range to be in what I consider to be the annoyingly screechy range which would probably affect my performance on the training.
Microsoft Follows Google on a Controversial Map Decision
why do you think they are different? based upon their charity donations and some highly favorable press releases that suggest how normal they are?

they're just a well managed brand, and you, nor anyone else reading this, has any insight to what they're actually doing.

like, can you prove they didn't drop $10 million, quietly, on The Donald's campaign via TrumpCoin? cuz they could have, and we can't prove shit.
Is that the case though? https://zed.dev/docs/configuring-languages#choosing-language...
That’s the goal.

That entire second group in this article, is talking about a set of things that relate to one of two NSF review criteria. One is intellectual merit, which is pretty much what you think. The other, is what this is all related to is called or impacts. The broader impact review criteria were developed in the mid 90s on direction from Congress to ensure that science funded by the government, benefits society and the public in a set of particular ways. As with the science, PI’s get to choose what types of broader impact activities they do. As with the science itself, you and I might find some of them an interesting or even to testable, but if they meet the review effectively, the funding is not because of what they do because they met the criteria.

There are valid arguments for and against the entire world abroad impacts in NSF research. This isn’t a conversation that is part of that arguments for against. Instead, this is a child who knows nothing about it, screaming and demanding attention over people who do.
There were products that tried to do something similar (I think) with stocks

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portfolio_insurance

that got a bad reputation after the 1987 crash. Depending on what kind of options they are buying the options could act as if they were leveraged so that part of the portfolio could swing 2x or 3x or more relative to Bitcoin.
> as developers become incentivized to tab-complete code without fully thinking through the implications as they type.

Is this true? There should always be a QA process and you should always carefully review when committing. The writing process doesn't influence that unless you're automating whole swaths you don't understand during reviews.
> yet we aren't seeing articles about the Biden administration's sites having the same issues.

Because Biden didn't try to force changes overnight, wouldn't have fired the federal web design firms and would have deferred the issue to Congress for finding an actual secure contractor?

Yeah, no shit we aren't seeing those. This is a unique failure of Elon's ambition and will be blamed thusly.
Fighting the war in Ukraine on the electromagnetic spectrum
>I think that's something that needs to be proven.

No, the burden of proof is on the opposite side. You don't take money from the people and from other projects, to throw at woke projects. There has to be some clean up, even more so since the government spending levels are at a crucial point.

And who is doing the Ctrl F cut? Has it happened already?

There wasn't any cut yet. Ctrl F would be the very first step in reexamining the entire set - of which the author of the article only looked at a 100.

The fact is that these complaints are against transparency and responsibility in this process, which is incoming and much needed.
Wouldn't it be wonderful to have a tool where you interact with AI interactively through the codebase via IDE / vim / emacs tree? Say, you open your codebase and start with prompts and AI+tool navigates to a function or a place where it needs to and modifies stuff while chatting to you about it? Or you jump to somewhere, highlight where you are to scope down the focus of it (while it still retains all of the code in history/memory). Sort of like pair programming. It sounds so obvious that I'm almost sure I've missed that already existing somewhere. I think I tried google's thing (forgot the name) but it sucked / wasn't that.
> Real world stoics have not been above those.

I doubt this, but would be curious to see a source.

> You could then just say that you disagree and state your case, without rudely asking why they posted it.

I didn't find it rude at all, and your reply was far less productive than my IMO neutral question. You took offense on behalf of someone else and inserted yourself when it was unnecessary and entirely reliant on your interpretation and perception. Now we're discussing your perceived slight instead of anything of substance.
Type annotations by themselves, are little more than a comment
Same. I also configured my editor not to show LSP diag unless I save. Something you can't do in Zed.
> everyone who has been screamed at will want to vote for anyone who are against that crap

You're just speaking for yourself, trying to justify your own bigoted beliefs, with the old "you forced me to become a Nazi/racist/transphobe to get revenge on you because you hurt my feelings" defense, not because you take any personal responsibility for what you believe, what you say, who you vote for, whose water you carry, or whose boots you lick.

I didn't force you to defend Elon Musk or claim it's not fair for me or even his own daughter to call him a transphobe. That's all on you. You decided to do that, not me. Before you defend his Nazi salute, post a photo of yourself doing the exact same thing, and put it in a picture frame on your desk at work.

So answer the question instead of dodging it: Exactly WHAT would Elon Musk have to do, that he hasn't already done to his own daughter, that crosses the line and justifies finally calling him a transphobe?

If only I'd stop calling Elon Musk a transphobe, he'd finally start treating his own daughter like a human being who has a right to exist and self autonomy and love and respect from her parents, huh?

You have cause and effect and the direction of time reversed if you believe it's all everyone else's fault that people unfairly call Elon Musk a transphobe, which forced him to act the way he does towards his own daughter.

Or is it your position that nobody should call anyone else transphobic or racist or Nazi, no matter how obviously true it is?

Nazis aren't going to stop Nazing and transphobes aren't going to stop abusing their own children, if only you just respect them and stop calling them names.
In the realm of autonomous vehicles, early sensor fusion systems relied heavily on the usage of Kalman Filters for perception.

The state of the art has now been supplanted by large deep learning models in the present day, primarily relying on end-to-end trained Transformer networks.

This may be familiar to you in the context of LLMs which have recently become popular, but they were actually first successfully utilized in autonomous vehicles (invented by researchers at Google and implemented in production at Waymo almost immediately).
> For windows or mac, 1 or 2 files each cover all systems from the last 10 years or more.

Utter nonsense. What about code signing? A 10 year old installer won't be signed, and Windows/mac will scream at you about malware and you might have to jump through a bunch of hoops to get it actually installed.

> You compare hunting for pirated software to installing open source software

Pirated? How do you download MS Office? Adobe Acrobat? VLC? For all of those, on Windows and on Mac, you have to search the net for an installer. And pray that your vision is good enough to detect phishing/scam websites. (And sometimes it isn't obvious, VLC is downloaded from videolan.org).
Almost nothing is problematic if you look at only the good things.
On the Pacific Crest Trail, there is a lake called Gillette Lake presumably because it's the best a man can get. I, for one, quite liked it, as it's bright turquoise due to rock flour.
Are there any benchmarks (speed, accuracy, etc.) for non-OCR use cases? I want to label images and videos, but don't really care about text.
I believe this leaves Map Quest as the lone company currently retaining Gulf of Mexico. Besides waze, which just doesnt label bodies of water apparently.
The name is now finally NOT centered around one nation.

Plus, it's the opposite of weird. National reasons are the most frequent cause for renaming areas after hundreds of years.

Additionally, the order doesn't change the name of any gulf along Mexico's Eastern shoreline. So whether they're "up for it" is inconsequential.
Nah, that's not the case. Not for that 80%. And even if they are friendlier, being willfully ignorant with a smile and a nod doesn't make it better.
Thank you for the suggestions. I have just implemented the following:
- Side by Side view to open up two different tabs at the same time
- Copy button to copy table names
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Sure hope they patched this site before publishing all this

https://www.404media.co/anyone-can-push-updates-to-the-doge-...
I think it depends on what you mean by “easier”. Dispersing knowledge through people is more intuitive, and tends to happen organically.
Immediately Invoked Closures in Swift
I mean, invoking God kind of works for describing the idea that “math” sometimes knows a secret and can tell someone how to act on that secret without telling them the secret.
No, but at the time we were using a monorepo for both backend and frontend, so is feasible to keep an action that checks that the models in the front and the back are aligned on each pull request.
He was found guilty and our justice system is flawless.
USAID changed overnight from a CIA front to a vipers nest of radical-left marxists. Maybe tomorrow, CIA are marxists too?
Most likely that TikTok in some for or another helped him win the election.
Show HN: Auto updated high quality YouTube programming videos
As a programmer, I like to always stay updated on the latest news.

Youtube is a good source but the problem is too often I see self promotional or low quality videos that don't really talk about programming news.

So I decided to create a website that using ChatGPT API filters only the high quality videos from Youtube, along with a new title and description which are not a clickbait.

https://effectivefeed.com/
Seldom used feature my ass. Direct wire transmission is a fundamental feature. It is far quicker than attempting to download book pages piecemeal and content from other legitimate sources. It wouldn't be a war against piracy, it would be a war against sanity.
Since the system prompt tied to the artifacts feature seems to be the reason for it having a preference for react, seems like the solution would be to use the API instead. Plenty of front ends available nowadays that let you use your own API key. I've been using typingmind since I paid for it over a year ago but I'd be interested to know if some good open source alternatives have popped up more recently.
some fun links

https://doge.gov/workforce?orgId=7cd300eb-cf3f-47f5-90f1-9e6...

https://doge.gov/workforce?orgId=1&ref=404media.co

https://www.404media.co/anyone-can-push-updates-to-the-doge-...
> So it is also a problem of management that does not want to reward simplicity and is victim of the "cargo cult" so eagerly fed by cloud providers.

This absolutely mirrors my experience. I've worked on large number of cloud projects that were monstrosities of containers, serverless functions, NoSQL DBs, CDNs, cross-account pipelines, piles of terraform/CFN etc etc.

Naturally this was all topped off by some React thing with "tailwind" or MaterialUI, so clients needed multiple MB downloaded to display a list or whatever.

These were ALL projects that could have had every requirement met by, like, Ruby on Rails on a Raspberry Pi.

The amount of time sunk into fiddling with IaC issues, or debugging 65 different serverless/container service integration was easily an order of magnitude larger than time spent delivering value to customers and end-users.
"She probably got in trouble for the following passage:

.. HER SERVICE ON THE EQUITY, DIVERSITY, AND INCLUSION ADVISORY BOARD.."

Are you sure it wasn't just for having 'homo-' in the title, that would be too funny .. if it wasn't a travesty.
My question exactly. Repomix seems to be tested util for something like that.
That's an open secret, good to see regulators finally seeing this double standard.
Linux is the most important open source project ever. The barrier to entry is, actually, shockingly low.
Somebody build a dashboard that simply replicates data already available on the OPM site[1]...

Much efficiency!
Many Savings!
Wow.

What a dumpster fire.

1 - Hopefully this link works. It's to an OPM report built in Cognos and publicly available... https://www.fedscope.opm.gov/ibmcognos/bi/v1/disp?b_action=p...
I tried various solutions but I still haven’t found a chat tool that allows me to navigate a large monorepo. I’d like to be able to say "open the file where there is the function to do <xyz>", but current tools don’t understand that.
> I think if you specify a technology in your prompt, any LLM should use that technology in its response. If you don't specify a technology, and that is an important consideration in the answer, it should clarify and ask about technology choices, and if you don't know, it can make a recommendation.

I'm sure we'd all love that but this pipe dream is simply incompatible with the way LLMs work.

orchestration/deployment/agent networks may be able to do that, but that's basically impossible for the LLM itself.
It's only a problem if hospitals replace doctors with AI. If they employ AI as well then outcomes will improve. Using AI to find the ones AI can identify means doctors have more time to focus on the ones that AI can't find.

Of course, that's not what's going to happen. :/
DOGE didn't exist under Biden. True that government site security isn't great, but the same person in charge of this department has remote keys to the Treasury and has shared them with multiple civilians. The department's site lack of security suggests that keeping the keys to the Treasury secure is not too of mind at DOGE. This is concerning, understanding how relentless North Korean identity and Crypto theft campaigns have been in order to fund their government. We really should be very worried about this.
Is that relevant to this discussion? I don't see how it impacts the fact that you're drawing unfounded conclusions based on a cherry picked data set. The percentage of times those phrases appear in this data set tell us very little about the overall situation for grant funding.
And that is why I wrote that you need an LLM, i.e. (next post) a «statistical model about text, with "transformer's attention"», as «[what we want] is not plain spellchecking, as we want to identify anomalies in context».

To properly correct text you need a system that checks large blocks of text with some understanding, not just disconnected words.

Edit: minutes ago a member (in a faraway post) wrote «sorry if this is a bit cheeky»... He meant "cheesy". You need some level of understanding to see those mistakes. Marking words that are outside the dictionary is not sufficient.
Not if they're trained to work through the problem each time they encounter it and stay up with their clinical training. The day the new classification drops many have already heard about it.

You also assume that all the models in use will in fact be retrained.

Generally, this position flies in the face of lived experience. AI is in fact stifling adoption of new things across many industries.
Apparently not

https://doge.gov/workforce?orgId=7cd300eb-cf3f-47f5-90f1-9e6...
The "Unconstitutionality Index" and the meme dollar bill logo are wild.
You can ask Cursor to use information from specific folder (aka your 4M lines) and it would summarize it and use that.

Not a replacement for full 4M lines but it might work for some tasks/prompts
That’s not why this exchange is getting moved but nice hot take.

The exchange struggled with the transition to electronic trading 20+ years ago and never recovered. My firm stopped tracking volume from CHX over a decade ago because it’s essentially irrelevant.

The current owners, ICE, have been sitting on it since they purchased it and this is an easy way to open an exchange to rival the Texas Stock Exchange without applying for a brand new license.
I watched the 2024 eclipse from a curiously named Brazil, Indiana. Besides the name, a couple oddities were that nobody was there to watch the eclipse (we had an entire campground well in the totality to ourselves for $50) and someone from Chicago moved there to sell excellent deep dish pizza.
Sonnet + Tailwind is something of a force multiplier though -- backend engineers now have a fast/reliable way of making frontend changes that are understandable and without relying on someone else -- you can even give 4o a whiteboard drawing of a layout and get the tailwind back in seconds

On the wider points, I do think it is reducing time coders are thinking about strategic situation as they're too busy advancing smaller tactical areas which AI is great at assisting -- and agree there is a recency issue looming, once these models have heavy weightings baked in, how does new knowledge get to the front quickly -- where is that new knowledge now people don't use Stackoverflow?

Maybe Grok becomes important purely because it has access to developers and researchers talking in realtime even if they are not posting code there

I worry the speed that this is happening results in younger developers not spending weeks or months thinking about something -- so they get some kind of code ADHD and never develop the skills to take on the big picture stuff later which could be quite a way off AI taking on
Probably based on the location instead of the language. "Golfo de América" in Miami, "Golfo de México" in Acapulco.
It's like the recent Samsung phones, functionality fees are waived until 2026. No word about the price yet. [1]

Samsung should be avoided like the plague anyway, I've never seen such a malicious and hostile company! On Dec 13 they silently announced that they were gonna break Samsung APIs on Dec 30 [2]. Yeah, they gave devs the "You gotta spend your holidays fixing our mess, otherwise your app will break". Due to that Samsung is still broken in Home Assistant and other API integrations. [3]

[1] https://youtu.be/a4NJNdHqs_I?t=418

[2] https://community.smartthings.com/t/changes-to-personal-acce...

[3] https://github.com/home-assistant/core/issues/133623
I tried uses chatgpt 4o to write a simple website that used the chagpt api. It always generated code for their deprecated API. I’d paste the error about using old calls, and it would recognize its error and.. generate old calls again.

Couldn’t ever use it owns api.
Awesome thanks! I’ll give the second challenge a go
It depends on what you want to do. I think 90% of the people here are computer science / programmers / IT people. There are people who don't even have a college degree and are self taught.

I'm in integrated circuit / semiconductor design. I only have a bachelors degree but that was 30 years ago. These days the vast majority of new graduates that we hire have a masters degree. IT's really hard to stand out with only a bachelors in my industry.
The Post-Neoliberal Delusion
Apologies if I'm missing something, but aren't you describing Cursor/Copilot/Windsurf?
Good notes indeed. I have just implemented a side by side view so that you can view 2 tabs at once. I hope this helps. Also as other users suggested you can use the notes for saving queries but you can also comment them out in the editor.
"just glad to be getting vengeance on someone, even if it's you and I.

I don't know about you, but he's saving me money and his 'hateful' look is about all of the wasted tax dollars.

The Biden administration destroyed our economy by shutting down the oil industry and making it impossible to run a business. After Covid, he had an easy job, which was to open up the economy and bring more business and jobs to the US.

He catered to his ultra liberal base and instead ended his term with a near 25% unemployment rate. We now need someone like Trump to cut the waste immediately or our economy will never be at it's previous levels.

I just look at the outcomes: Someone who isn't funneling money directly into their pocket (Look at all of the Democrat politicians that use insider trading to become near billionaires while in office while making very little compared to this), keeping all of his campaign promises, and being completely transparent about his actions is not in the wrong here.
I often vote for and support 3rd party candidates and their parties. Do you? Or are you content to just let your party just run shitty candidates every election cycle?

Also, I am not a Trump voter and have never been, but can y’all please stop taking snippets and quotes of his out of context? It’s so fucking tiring and intellectually dishonest and is one of the reasons he won this election. If you don’t know that your “won’t have to vote again” quote is out of context it would be intellectually honest of you to go watch the whole speech and understand the context and audience in which that was said. That way people like me who don’t like the man but happen to think truth is valuable and important in discourse don’t have to defend him.
But equally impressive that the Javascript community has actually managed to continue to use a single framework for more than five minutes without jumping to the next.