skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I appreciate the clarification. I hope you'll understand the confusion created by offering a fact that does not apply to the current discussion.
if the three numbers are a, b, and c, then either a+b=c, a+c=b, or b+c=a
Yep. The coherence and text quality is insanely good. Keen to play with it to find it's "mangled hands" style deficiencies, because of course they cherry picked the best examples.
I can't believe we would get fogged by those planes as we waited for our school buses. It would sting our eyes a little bit but then it was fine and all the mosquitos were dead. It's probably okay... I hope.
What does it mean when I didn't like any of the tracks?
Tried it, the "compise armporressed" and "Pros: made bord reqotons" didn't impress me in the slightest.
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Flux doesn't do text that good
Given #s x,y, and z, either x + y = z, x + z = y, or y + z = x.
Yes its best to google for some real pics of the GUI. They just have "drawings" on their site.

When I was there it was not owned by Redwood, after 30+ years in business the original owners sold the company to them a few years back to retire.
Lol the most liar-y way to phrase it.
None required. Once the vulnerability is known, everyone will be incentivized to migrate to the new coin.
I live in Wisconsin. Let me tell you, it's not so normal here.

I understand there's a lot going on with poverty, and opioid epidemics, and other menaces out here in flyover country. But man, it'd be nice if we could all at least make an attempt at being more neighborly.

Just think it's not a big city - small city thing anymore. I think there has been a collapse of neighborliness across society in the US. Vast majority of Americans live in neighborhoods without a 2 block stoop coffee event.
Not to mention that "speculation", better known as theory, is a fundamental and crucial part of science. Some of the most celebrated scientists in history are celebrated for their theoretical work. Newton, Einstein, Charles Darwin(sure, Darwin did a lot of observation as did most biologists of that era, but his theory of natural selection, though inspired by his observational work, is clearly a theoretical idea, not an empirical result).

And of course, skimming over the actual paper in question, it's not even theory/speculation really. It's more like a review of the existing literature and empirical data on soda lakes, the different types of them, and their plausibility for abiogenesis based on their ability to maintain P concentrations despite significant biological activity.

This is actually someone testing a previously theorised idea against the best available data and affirming it as plausible.
Exactly. OpenAI isn't going to win image and video.

Sora is one of the worst video generators. The Chinese have really taken the lead in video with Kling, Hailuo, and the open source Wan and Hunyuan.

Wan with LoRAs will enable real creative work. Motion control, character consistency. There's no place for an OpenAI Sora type product other than as a cheap LLM add-in.
https://archive.ph/DEDJI
Are you an owner? the hoa is not the board - it’s the entirety of the home owners who can vote and amend any rules at any time with enough momentum and support.
One of the main contributors to the C++ standard library refers to it that way. I can also confirm that many members of the C++ Committee refer to it that way as well.

https://old.reddit.com/r/cpp/comments/c90sxa/whats_the_diffe...
> eventually get beaten

Brute forcing is bound to find paths beyond heuristics. What I'm getting at is that the path needs to be established first before it can be beaten. Hence why I'm wondering if one isn't an extension of the other instead of an opposing strategy.

I.e. search and heuristics both have a time and place, not so much a bitter lesson but a common filter for a next iteration to pass through.
Nice article, bookmarked.

For the "Mechanically name join tables" point, I would at least put a tiny bit of effort into their names, rather than zero. For example, using a naming convention to make that kind of table instantly recognisable, e.g. 'person_x_pet' instead of just 'person_pet'.
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Flux 1.1 Pro has good prompt adherence, but some of these (admittingly cherry-picked) GPT-4o generated image demos are beyond what you would get with Flux without a lot of iteration, particularly the large paragraphs of text.

I'm excited to see what a Flux 2 can do if it can actually use a modern text encoder.
Can you specify the output dimensions?

EDIT: Seems not, "The smallest image size I can generate is 1024x1024. Would you like me to proceed with that, or would you like a different approach?"
You can just do things
I built a prototype of something similar with iframes for a gig at eBay a decade ago. Ended up showing it off at the first React conf. Definitely useful to have as much immediate feedback as possible when you're developing.

Glad to see a productized version! Most of my work these days is for internal tools with fixed browser expectations, otherwise I'd probably be downloading a trial right now.

Congrats!
These people are anarchists! No really, they are. The stoop coffee to "It takes the hood to save the hood" pipeline is real.
> Ok - cool. He's acting political within the bounds of precedence and a liberal democracy.

That is not true in any sense in which it was not equally true of Adolf Hitler in 1933 Germany.

Fascist regimes don't usually spring from the head of Zeus as fully formed unelected autocracies, they are a failure mode of other systems, very commonly representative democracies.
Pip is not in any meaningful sense a "package manager", and I can't understand what kind of "maintenance" you have in mind.
Wayverb: In-Depth Exploration of Acoustic Simulation Techniques
Maybe worth to consider that with the AI craze going on and our lovely gang of anarchocapitalists at the helm, there is now not just the technical ability, but also economic motivation and soon maybe legal impunity for manufacturers to build hidden microphones into the devices, record everything you say and upload it for AI training.
Well, the justification for the visa ban is sports, so I could agree that your definition of sex is what matters in this case. But I think in the majority of cases, sex is listed on the passport just to help with identification. If not, then why is it on the passport at all?

There are many definitions of sex. Some would say that sex should be defined chromosomally. I think it would be very unhelpful to put an M on a passport for an XY cis woman -- it should be an F, or maybe an X, if X were just a marker to indicate an unusual edge case. If so, shouldn't transgender people at least be afforded an X on their passport?

And then there's what's between your legs. Well, this is surgically alterable to some extent, so do you mean what's currently between your legs, what appears to be your legs, what was between your legs at birth, etc.? Or do you mean reproductive function? Maybe someone might say that a regular surgery isn't sufficient to change sex, but stem-cell-grown genitals do count as changing sex.

Regarding outward appearance (etc.) being correlated with "sex" (however it's been defined) -- that's exactly my point! In fact, because outward appearance is what is important nearly always -- except possibly in dating, reproduction, and sports -- and because there are a plethora of different meanings when sex is defined as "biological truth," I honestly think that outward appearance (etc.) is what most people actually mean when they say someone is a "man" or a "woman." Therefore, sex, in common usage, is appearance (etc.). This matches with how a tomato is a vegetable culinarily (i.e. colloquially), but a fruit botanically (i.e. "biological truth").

(Anyway, all this is really beside the point of this thread. You can disagree with everything I've said -- I'm just trying to argue that the U.S. is presently a difficult destination for transgender travellers.)
New features comming in Java 25
Structural editing and control nets are much more powerful than text prompting alone.

The image generators used by creatives will not be text-first.

"Dragon with brown leathery scales with an elephant texture and 10% reflectivity positioned three degrees under the mountain, which is approximately 250 meters taller than the next peak, ..." is not how you design.

Creative work is not 100% dice rolling in a crude and inadequate language. Encoding spatial and qualitative details is impossible. "A picture is worth a thousand words" is an understatement.
Indeed, and c_s ("c subscript s") is commonly used to denote the speed of sound.
I'll try it tonight, but I'm not excited, its just work.

ChatGPT4.5, I was excited.

Deepseek, I was excited. (then later disappointed)

I know Gemini probably wont answer any medical question, even if you are a doctor. ChatGPT will.

I know I've been disappointed at the quality of Google's AI products. They are backup at best.
There's just nothing compelling about paying for a cable subscription anymore. Though to be fair, there's not a lot compelling about a streaming sub either. I find myself mostly watching YouTube these days.
Some communities migrated away though. Just not this one.
I'd have phrased it a bit differently. If he accuses an "enemy" of doing something, he's saying he did that.
I feel this wholeheartedly. I remember booting up games like Morrowind just to walk around towns I like, explore the wilderness for hours, spend absolutely unreasonable amounts of times on quests and just generally not give a damn about how efficient or optimal my build/skills/gear or way of doing things was. I'd just pick what sounded cool and bumble my way through things.

Now when I do find the time to play games I feel like I'm always beelining between any two given points, not stopping to take in the sights or enjoy the atmosphere, worrying about doing things "right"." It's definitely diminished my enjoyment of video games. If I could I'd find a way to trick myself into viewing games the same way I did back then regardless of the fact that I'm not putting in anywhere near as much, or as frequent, amounts of time into a savefile.
So then what is the official way to get the latest version?
I mean… how does the state itself handle those laws or are you telling me that every German court and government agency buys those books?
> Transhumanists simply believe in augmenting their bodies beyond their natural capabilities. The rest is just misrepresentation.

I have trouble with this characterization, because if you use it, then 99% of the human race is transhumanist, so the term loses any meaning. I’d argue the landscape isn't fenced to body modification, either, but that’s not really important. We’re clearly talking about something else here. Everybody knows it—don’t play coy.

As far as I’ve been able to discern over the years, a transhumanist advocates for the use of technology to improve human experience irrespective of the implications to humanity. And the way they rationalize this is with a specific set of beliefs that conveniently skirt issues of consciousness and soul. I am not saying they are wrong, they’re operating off arguable axioms, all of which may be end up being true. I’m saying they have to hold a set of beliefs in those axioms that are not shared by 99% of humans to rationalize their worldview.
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LPT: while the benchmarks don't show it, chatGPT4>4o. It amazes me people use 4o at all. But hey its the brand name and its free.

ofc 4.5 is best, but its slow and I am afraid I'm going to hit limits.
I believe you missed the OPs point. I believe he's suggesting that this couple has it on "easy mode" because of the affluence of the area they already live in. If they tried this same technique in a more working class neighborhood they would likely have a harder time creating and maintaining this group.
In the government world, people have been jailed for it. Not people so directly connected to a president, though.
Will be interesting to see how this ranks against Google Imagen and Reve. https://huggingface.co/spaces/ArtificialAnalysis/Text-to-Ima...
The left going alex jones mode
Yea totally. I am an owner and I've been fighting with the board for 3 years over failure to hold elections, and inconsistent treatment of members / rules.

I have a lawyer, have won my first battle already but it cost me $6k out of pocket (and the HOA $25k) for something that should have never happened.

Next step is to expose the board and get people to turn out to vote, sadly there are unelected members on the board since 1995, and not enough turn out for a quorum so I am a bit hamstrung
I think:

Call the three numbers a, b, and c. This means c = a + b, but we still don’t know to which person each number belongs.

When person 1 (p1) is asked what his number is, he has no way to know whether he has a, b, or c, so he says he doesn’t know. Same goes for p2 and p3. Clearly p1 somehow gains information by p2 and p3 passing. Either he realizes that he must be either a or b, and such his number is the difference between p2 and p3’s numbers, or he realizes that he must be c and so his number is the sum of p2 and p3’s numbers.

That’s all I have so far. Anyone have other ideas?
This is a great riddle. Unfortunately, I was easily able to find the exact question with a solution (albeit with a different number) online, thus it will have been in the training set.
Weird Mongolian dinosaur wielded 'big, sharp and nasty' claws
OpenAI was started with the express goal of undermining Google's potential lead in AI. The fact that they time launches to Google launches to me indicates they still see this as a meaningful risk. And with this launch in particular I find their fears more well-founded than ever.
The character consistency and UI capabilities seem like they open up a lot of new use cases.
Is the answer somehow {65, 20, 45} with the product 58,500?

That’s one-shot for o1 pro.
I'd hope those currently toeing the line but know deep down we're at the point of ludicrous egregiousness would shoot their shot, if given the opportunity. I'd like to believe at least 20% of elected Republicans lack brain damage.
Bizarre confabulation: the text you quote says nothing of the sort. They say the made one site, not to be confused with other, similar sites, and that the idea originates with someone else's tweet. Why jump to negative conclusions when they are sharing their project for the first time?
If you are a Republican but don't like Trump, they will call you a RINO and ostracize, that's the strategy.
Funnyish story: the other night I asked my Pixel 9 to generate an image via Gemini, then I asked it to make a change. It didn't consider the previous context, so I asked it "Are you capable of keeping context?" No matter how clearly I enunciated "context", it always interpreted what I was saying as "contacts." After the 4th try, I said "context, spelled "c-o-n-t-e-x-t" and it replied with "Ah, you meant context! Yes..."

This stuff has a long way to go.
Right but the tweet I was responding to says: "This will mark the first experimental model with higher rate limits + billing. Excited for this to land and for folks to really put the model through the paces!"

I assumed that meant there was a paid version with a higher rate limit coming out today
Every new programming language is just Rust but worse and it hurts me
Whelp. That's terrifying.
> Like you can't even argue this point because what happened happened.

Sadly, this administration did attempt the route of claiming it didn't happen.
True, but you can't really compare 12v low voltage ECUs/infotainment with 400/800V DC contactors and tons of high power/voltage caps/FETs in inverters
NextDoor used to be bad about that, but they are now much more careful to remove it quickly if anyone does post racist crap.
Now it seems to be 50% paid ads, 30% lost/found pets, 10% unpaid ads, and 10% everything else. Worth checking to find the owner of a stray dog or cat, but not much else.
I‘ve only ever saw work of her that was the left-populist anti Big Tech fare that the whole legacy media had picked up in the 2010s, but it might not be representative.
I don't think you deserve the downvotes considering that would be very in character for this administration. That said, it does not seem plausible considering the number of officials they'd have to incriminate to burn Goldberg, not to mention the airing of so much dirty laundry. Seems like a better plan would be to go to him directly with a phony leaker.
Lol exactly. I 100% cannot imagine this happening where my parents live, in a typical US suburban subdivision. On the flip side, I can absolutely see something like this taking off on my block in Brooklyn and would just be another addition to the already established community
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Yeah, but then it no longer replaces human artists.

Controlnet has been the obvious future of image-generation for a while now.
Do you have an opinion on how close the Quest 3 + Immersed can get to replicating an 8k 54" tv at 36" away? I know the VR panels are ~30 PPD (and there's other issues) and I'm asking for something that's ~60 PPD. But does blowing up the screen 50% work? (Or changing the aspect ratio, keeping the same pixel count and still scaling.)

MacOS just doesn't really play well with non-retina text anymore. I think windows/linux probably has clearer text at lower PPDs.
OpenAI themselves discourages using GPT-4 outside of legacy applications, in favor of GPT-4o instead (they are shutting down the large output gpt-4-32k variants in a few months). GPT-4 is also an order of magnitude more expensive/slower.
ok, that pretty cool research from Google, hope this leads to even more discoveries around the brain, hopefully it's time we get a better understanding of our brains and how to hack them.
This is really impressive, but the "Best of 8" tag on a lot of them really makes me want to see how cherry-picked they are. My three free images had two impressive outputs and one failure.
also, all programming languages if/when given enough time adopt all features from all other languages

this is applicable to web-era languages circa the times of PHP thru Java.
I assume your being facetious?
And they must all be positive integers.

So A + B = C and A + C = B. But we know that A + B = C, so we can replace C with (A + B). So we know that A + A + B = B.

So 2A + B = B. Or 2A = 0.

And this holds any way you slice it.

Even if you were to try and brute force it.

A = 1

B = 2

Then C = 3. But A + C has to equal B. That's 1 + 3 = 2? That's not true.

I don't see a case where you can add to the sum of two numbers one of the numbers and get the other number.

I'm guessing that's a misreading of the problem. Because it looks like the third number is the sum of the first two.
As others have pointed out, it's pretty easy to learn that typically using LIMIT doesn't affect query cost. That said, one surprising side effect of adding clustering is that LIMIT actually works as you'd expect it to. See this post by Felipe Hoffa, formerly of Google: https://hoffa.medium.com/bigquery-optimized-cluster-your-tab....
> Then how come they are offering lossless audio on Apple Music, and even (actuall physically!) imperceptible "Hi-Res Lossless"?

Because people, despite repeated double blind testing, claim they can hear a difference. That’s the only reason. Same reason anyone offers an output format beyond 16-bit/48k for audio playback. It’s pointless, but people think it matters for stupid reasons.
Rights of passage in sw-dev and IT is to propose a solution or re-implement something like many before you. Mine on email SPAM: https://paulhammant.com/blog/did-you-send-this
Please check this excellent video describing and explaining on 200 years of logic, optimization and constraint programming since the pioneering work of George Boole [1].

Towards the end of the video you can also see Donald Knuth asking questions on the presentation.

[1] Logic, Optimization, and Constraint Programming: A Fruitful Collaboration (2023) [video]:

https://www.youtube.com/live/TknN8fCQvRk
One time I actually implemented that on OIDC... by having the OIDC login page do a kerberos login :D

this meant that at most you had a short flash on screen for web apps... which is a bit like OIDC/SAML login on windows domains (but I did it with keycloak back then)
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Rules for thee but not for me. Now get back to work, peasant.
Ha, I still remember that super hilarious "You are under 18, so you should not write C++, as it is unsafe..." log from ... a year ago?
We're not trying to replace human artists. We're trying to make them more efficient.

We might find that the entire "studio system" is a gross inefficiency and that individual artists and directors can self-publish like on Steam or YouTube.
Does it think the founding fathers were a diverse group of mixed races and genders like the last model did?
Seems like it may impact battery life on mobile devices with all the signing of every request.
I deleted the app a few years ago because it was a drag. Glad (and honestly surprised) to hear you say they remove the racist stuff quickly, and not surprised it's mostly ads these days.
Kylie Minogue's first album was released 4 years after Neuromancer was published.
Right, I hadn't thought of that, to be honest. If I understand correctly, you're saying the codegen targets will be compiled to the target arch, and then can't be run on the machine doing the compiling?

I think one solution might be to use target_compile_options() which lets you specify flags per target (instead of globally), assuming you're passing flags to specify the target architecture.
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In general I find commentary here too negative on AI, but I'm a bit squeamish about maximalist claims re: AI mathematical reasoning vs. human population based off this, even setting aside lottery-ticket-hypothesis-like concerns.

It's a common logic puzzle, Google can't turn up an exact match to the wording you have, but ex. here: https://www.futilitycloset.com/2018/03/03/three-hat-problem/
i've walked past y'all on many occasions and thought how cool it was! I had no idea there was such a large group of you :) I'll have to swing by and say hi sometime
> on the supreme competence, sophistication and wealth of the Pentagon, NSA and CIA.

Agencies with no oversight are seen as competent? That's news to me. There's a definite waste of taxpayer dollars on propaganda to try to make this point publicly but I didn't think anyone was poorly educated enough to actually believe it.
> being able to be "interpreted" by executive agencies at their whim with the courts being powerless to intervene.

This isn't accurate though. You're arguing these things could literally change day to day, but there were established procedures for rule changes. Those procedures required posting reasons for the change, a notice published in the register, the chance for people to comment on the change, etc. When regulations changed without notice and without any reason given they got blocked from making the change.

See the debates around net neutrality and FCC decisions. Took a lot of notices, a lot of back and forth, etc. They couldn't just arbitrarily change the rules from one day to the next.
Does that include offerings like Teksavvy TV and other ways to stream the traditional cable channels over the internet? It's not technically cable but it certainly includes most of its characteristics.