skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Marcus Aurelius was meditating these thoughts in the last 13 years of his life running between the Germanic and Persian fronts while extremely sick. He believed he was one being participating in the universal Nous(Mind), and time and outer space yawns around his human lifetime.

4.23 All that is harmony for you, my Universe, is in harmony with me as well. Nothing that comes at the right time for you is too early or too late for me. Everything is fruit to me that your seasons bring, Nature. All things come of you, have their being in you, and return to you.

4.48 Mark how fleeting and paltry is the estate of man - yesterday in embryo, tomorrow a mummy or ashes. So for the hairsbreadth of time assigned to thee, live rationally, and part with life cheerfully, as drops the ripe olive, extolling the season that bore it and the tree that matured it.

7.9 All things are implicated with one another, and the bond is holy; and there is hardly anything unconnected with any other things. For things have been co-ordinated, and they combine to make up the same universe. For there is one universe made up of all things, and one god who pervades all things, and one substance, and one law, and one reason.

12.30 Everything harmonizes with me, which is harmonious to thee, O Universe. Nothing for me is too early or too late, which is in due time for thee. There is one light of the sun, though it is interrupted by walls, mountains and infinite other things. There is one common substance, though it is distributed among countless bodies which have their several qualities. There is one soul, though it is distributed among several natures and individual limitations. There is one intelligent soul, though it seems to be divided.
INT_MAX+1 is actually a great example of UB because it demonstrates how UB is a problem even if there's a completely reasonable runtime behavior. One of the big reasons UB is problematic is that it invalidates the semantic guarantees the standard makes about all your other code. That signed integer overflow completely invalidates any sort of formal proofs or error handling you might otherwise have.
> It doesn't trigger built-in mobile operating system components.

I worry about this. The built-in mobile operating system components are reliable, accessible, and responsive. I really like it when an input element opens the Android UI because I know how it works and that it is reliable. This applies to <select>, but also date/time inputs for example.
the IA is great for hosting demos too, including running in in-browser emulation. For example see: https://archive.org/details/@deater78
The OG drill book (Unix Power Tools) had a tip for quick note taking - redirect to /dev/null. For the past 25 years I pretty much always have a terminal window open with a shell redirecting to /dev/null so I can copy and paste or type quickly. I suppose if you wanted to save it you could redirect to a file instead of /dev/null but I always treat it as a buffer that will eventually go away.
Your patience and clarity of speaking in an understanding and respectful way is truly impressive. If things are going to get any better, more people like you are needed. I'm certainly taking notes.
Claude Sonnet 3.7 Thinking is also an unmitigated disaster for coding. I was mistaken that a "thinking" model would be better at logic. It turns out "thinking" is a marketing term, a euphemism for "hallucinating" ... though, not unsurprising when you actually take a look at the model cards for these "reasoning" / "thinking" LLMs; however, I've found these to work nicely for IR (information retrieval).
> Most likely we're a part of some bigger structure that has certain properties, and this affects our perception of the laws of physics.

Which would also be the reason we have the laws of physics we do in general.

Anything seemingly ad hoc in our universal (from our vantage) viewpoint is potentially explainable as a pocket among all other possible distributions/combinations of relations.
On the last paragraph, something is better than nothing, though. It’s always bugged me that Electron doesn’t offer Windows and Linux users a way to enable the menus that’ve been provided for the Mac version.
One of the core tenants of the Trump Administration seems to be “trust me bro”. Like. Trump says a bunch of stuff and then just does whatever immigration policy he wants, divorced from a core tenet.

I didn’t vote for Trump, so I didn’t want any of this, so since all I have left to do is intellectualize. If your theory of the crime is that immigrants are taking American jobs, wouldn’t you want to start with high wage jobs? Also, if you really wanted to give those jobs to Americans, wouldn’t you outlaw it heavily disincentives outsourcing?

It’s odd the way politics is so loud and public yet so quiet. Trumps out there yelling about it and some employees are in meeting quietly thinking “You’ve fun to work with, but I hope you get deported”
Trump Family Advances Its All-Out Crypto Blitz, This Time with Bitcoin Mining
AI image recognition detects bubble-like structures in the universe
this is a piece of knowledge I didn't know I needed
> The Gemini always try to do unrelated changes. For example, I asked, separately, for small changes such as remove this unused function

For anything like this, I don’t understand trying to invoke AI. Just open the file and delete the lines yourself. What is AI going to do here for you?

It’s like you are relying 100% on AI when it’s a tool in your toolset.
Amazon Nova Act
Apple hit with $162M French antitrust fine over privacy tool
Could you point me to some more information about "visual hashing"? I'm a bit tired of "try this tool because it worked for my set of 100 pictures", but if I could read an explanation why given tool/library does what I want, that would be fantastic. The biggest issue of my use case is the sheer number of files.
MCP and the emerging enterprise AI OS layer
If you only need what is in the c std library the number of rust crates you use will be tiny and all from authors within the foundation. The hash gets stored in your repo, so any rebuilds where a dependency repo got compromised and tried to modify an existing version will fail. If you are using a c library that isn't std, then you will probably pull in 10x to 20x the number of dependencies in rust, but not substantially more authors. The risk is real, but if you treat it like c and minimize your dependencies it isn't any riskier, probably less. If you get tempted and grab everything and the kitchen sink you can still be reasonably safe by using the oldest version of crates you can compile with that don't have any cve. That is made easier with crates like cargo deny and cargo audit.

All that said, I would love a language that had the same guarantees and performance without the complexity, but I don't see how that could work. There is definitely extra stuff in rust but the core capabilities come from the type system. Getting the same safety any other way would probably require a purely functional language which has performance costs in any implementation I am aware of along with a runtime being necessary. If you can afford that, then we don't need a new c, we have those languages.
Mac Studio is virtually useless if you work with long contexts. You will end up with having to wait minutes before the first token comes out.
https://archive.ph/O21g9
Semi-related: is there a modern equivalent of Notational Velocity? I used to love it. Similar to this app, there was a focus on speed. But Notational Velocity (and NValt) also had great search built-in
Trump says TikTok sale deal to come before Saturday deadline
No, the crime of genocide can be perpetrated through non-fatal means, through "serious bodily or mental harm" as the convention puts it. Displacement, starvation, the eradication of homes and records, and so on, are common tactics applied by genocidal regimes.

The state of Israel systematically destroys educational institutions, libraries, archives, historical monuments and buildings, cemeteries, homes, hospitals, agrarian land, and more, according to leading politicians and pundits with the explicit intent to erase the palestinians from the land they're indigenous to. Israeli palestinians are called "arab" as part of this policy.

The ambition to establish a zionist colony and move the region's jews there caused a lot of outrage at the time, in part because the zionist movement had engaged in terrorism and other atrocities for decades already and wasn't exactly received as a welcome innovation in western antisemitism. It also came right after the influence of the previous innovation had subsided, i.e. nazi antisemitism.

US and british planes moved most of the jews from Iraq, Yemen and so on, so claiming that is was done by "the entire Muslim world" is blatantly false. In Indonesia the plight and flight of the jews was mainly caused by imperial Japan, who put pretty much the entire jewish community in labour camps. Today indonesian antisemitism is strongly connected to israeli atrocities and the antisemitic conflation of judaism and the state of Israel that zionists insist on.
Elon Musk and Taylor Swift can now hide details of their private jets
I would think that the distinction lies in the time it takes to reach consensus. An individual person's moral values may change rapidly without the need for external validation. A book club may take a few weeks of debate over a heavily philosophical book to modify the perceived moral values of the group as a whole. But stretching large moral shifts across an entire populace would probably take more time and a more concerted effort to accomplish. New ideas or values need time to be sorted, whether they be picked up into the mainstream view or dropped into unfavourability.
Gemini 2.5 pro hasn't been as good as Sonnet for me.

The prompt I have tried repeatedly is creating a react-vite-todo app.

It doesn't figure out tailwind related issues. Real chats:

Gemini: https://github.com/rusiaaman/chat.md/blob/main/samples/vite-...

Sonnet 3.7: https://github.com/rusiaaman/chat.md/blob/main/samples/vite-...

Exact same settings, using MCP server for tool calling, using OpenAI api interface.

PS: the formatting is off, but '#%%' starts a new block, view it in raw.
You're kinda ignoring my point though - as a teacher (if I was), there is no way for me to unilaterally control what students have learned in those prerequisite classes. And clearly that's not working. Students entering my hypothetical classroom are coming in with insufficient knowledge to be successful. What can I alone, right now, do about it in my class?

Sure, I agree it's a systemic problem that needs to be addressed holistically, but I also need a plan for what to do in my classroom right now with these particular students. And I don't feel good about either passing those who haven't learned the material or failing 80% of the class.
>You can’t fix the anxiety by accomplishing the next goal. It’s never going to be enough. You have to learn to live with some uncertainty or you’ll end up miserable.

There is definitely a difference in quality of life due to less worrying once you or your network have sufficient assets and passive income such that short term volatility does not mean you or your kids go hungry/shelter-less.
I don't think you mean leftists you mean liberals. Leftists ostensibly have a materialist understanding of the world, not idealist. Of course many immigrants are right-wing, the US exported counter-revolution globally during the 20th century.

I went to eat out at a Guatemalan restaurant the other day and they had a poster for a right-wing ultranationalist paramilitary group.

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

Is it shocking? Not at all. I have heard the same violent rhetoric from petit bourgeois in Colombia and in the USA because the exact same forces of reaction in the USA have been at work globally for decades.

> Its almost funny to watch when a leftist realises that immigrants are right-leaning

The claim that all immigrants are right-leaning is a generalization.
https://already.dev -- find out if your idea, product or service is already out there and who's doing. Saves hours of research!
The term "disappeared" refers to someone who was kidnapped and murdered clandestinely and extra-judicially (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enforced_disappearance). This website is tracking legally questionable deportation actions. Those are very much not the same.

So this tracker is misinformation, due to the misuse of language.

That doesn't mean these deportations aren't bad and wrong, it's that distinctions are important. It's the same issue if someone police organization decided to start calling everyone convicted of a crime (even a traffic violation) a murderer, so they could brag about how many murders they've caught.
could i use this to create groupchat summaries?
Only looking at memory bandwidth as a measure of performance give you an incomplete picture. You also need to look at how much of that bandwidth your processor (CPU, GPU, NPU, etc.) can actually consume because it can be far less than the memory modules are capable of.
it would be nice if Valve's Steam Big Picture mode actually worked with Nvidia. It's still not the case.
And why are your feelings relevant to the French legal system?
A little bummed that a prompt for a static website churns out a project that requires React. :)
It’s not a database, they’re individual files. Most are even plain XML that can be hand written and edited with a text editor.
An AI Image Generator's Exposed Database Reveals What People Used It For
LLM router key features for AI and model management
In my experience with AI orchestration and LLM routing, I’ve learned that choosing the right platform is crucial for optimizing performance, cost, and ease of use. Over time, I’ve come to focus on a few key factors that are essential for managing and deploying large language models effectively.

Key factors I consider:

- Security: With data privacy being a top priority, ensuring a platform has robust security features is essential. In previous projects, I’ve learned that strong security measures are non-negotiable when managing AI models. End-to-end encryption, access controls, and adherence to privacy standards like GDPR are crucial for ensuring secure operations.

- LLM Routing: Ensuring requests are directed to the right model for optimal performance has been essential in my work. It helps maximize the efficiency of AI systems by ensuring the right model handles each task. This routing ensures minimal latency and utilizes the full potential of specialized models.

- LLM Optimization: Optimizing models to balance both performance and cost is key. In my experience, platforms that offer easy model optimization help reduce operational overhead while maintaining performance. Effective optimization techniques, such as resource management and fine-tuning, ensure that models run efficiently at scale without incurring excessive costs.

- AI Deployment: Real-time deployment capabilities are important for smooth integration, ensuring updates don’t disrupt ongoing operations. Platforms with real-time deployment allow for quick updates, minimizing downtime and improving the efficiency of model rollout.

- Unified API for Multiple Models: A unified API simplifies integration by providing a single interface for interacting with different models. I’ve found this to be a major time-saver when working with multiple providers. Having one standard API allows for easy model swaps and greater flexibility, reducing the need for complex integrations.

I’d say, focusing on these areas has really helped me streamline things. It’s all about finding the right balance, and once you do, everything falls into place a lot smoother. Feel free to share any thoughts or suggestions, I would actually be interested to learn how to improve this even more.
I am working on a little hobby golf app. Essentially, have LLMs step in as a virtual caddie, providing shot selection options based on course layout, player distances and tendencies, and weather.
Should really check out aider. Automates this but also does things like make a repo map of all your functions / signatures for non-included files so it can get more context.
Huh, surprising that portable air conditioners are popular in Arizona - I'd have expected them to be used mainly in climates that don't call for buildings to be equipped with air conditioning already.
Given that several of the individuals were named clients of the ACLU in the lawsuit, at least some of them are known.

https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/69741724/1/jgg-v-trump/
That was exactly my experience.
Ouch. That screenshot is uncomfortable to look at. The window title bars are painfully narrow, the frame borders have inconsistent thicknesses, the Start menu overlaps the taskbar, the vertical centering of text is wrong.

The answer to your question is that these replicas are of low quality. This one looks like the whole thing was made by someone (or a committee of people) lacking attention to detail.
Funny how the "give e Dinosaur game" from 'single prompt' is translates into FF's dinosaur 404 not found game.
> everything is locked down in the name of safety, and people loosing out on the ability of just having fun by modifying devices we already own.

Do you have any specific examples? I’m not convinced this problem exists for demoscene.

For other kinds of hacking, maybe yes, but demoscene was always about pushing graphics and sound limits of the device, and that is absolutely still possible and not being traded for security. If anything, the actual problem to lament is that GPUs are so damn good that no crazy hacking is required anymore, at least not to work around the hardware, though just using the hardware as designed these days can sometimes be categorized as crazy hacking. The hardware now does far more than everything we wished it could do thirty or forty years ago. We got what we wanted in the first place: programmable graphics hardware. Nonetheless, people are still pushing GPUs to do things it wasn’t quite designed for.

I’m not sure anyone’s fun is being hampered, demoscene graphics hacking is alive and well:

https://demozoo.org/parties/4813/

https://www.shadertoy.com/playlist/featured
> What this "if" qualifier? You need to validate all input from outside the process.

Not all tools are designed to accept input from outside a security boundary. Obviously atop isn't one, but the world is filled with software that misbehaves on bad input. Ever DDoS your build system by misconfiguring something? Crash a running program by removing a cache directory (or unpacking a tarball on top of it)?

It's very rarely a bad idea to fail to validate input. But it's for sure not always a requirement either.

And to be blunt, it's not really possible either. You write "insecure" parsers/interpreters/whatever probably every day, we all do. And you "know" when it's safe and when it's not, I'm sure. But my point is that if that knowledge isn't based on at least a little bit of rigor ("crossing a privilege boundary" in this case), you're probably going to do it wrong.
Don’t see how NFTs are relevant.

ML/LLM/AI/generative transformer generated art is at home in the demo scene. The demoscene has always embraced new ways to create art, and then find a way to pack it inside a 32kB cracktro or BBS insert in a zip file. I wonder what could be done wi the Fabrice Bellard’s very low bitrate audio compression, for example…

Some of the imagination is “What could have been?” What demos could have existed in 1981 on contemporary hardware? It is a pathway into imagining other worlds.
Chrome already uses plenty of non-native components. Firefox is similar. Moreover while I can understand the concern about poorly implemented components from random web developers, Google is probably the best positioned to implement a widget that faithfully replicates the native equivalent, at least on Android.
It's open-source and everything is running locally on your computer, so you can even use it offline :)
As I remember the arguments from 20 years ago, there was strong pushback against changing any form inputs, which the people who did such work said should appear as the operating system itself styled them (so users would recognize them as form inputs).

Should be able to style more than just selects, after all. Why the fuck can't I change the mask character in a password field to be something other than bullets? Hah. I had better examples too, but it looks like in the past 10 years or so, they've slowly been CSS-ized. Nice. Now if I could just style half the first line (first-line does the entirety of the line or nothing).
This guy's writing style makes him a worldwide treasure, and probably inspired a few young chemists.

I'll always read and re-read his blog posts when they are posted here.
This along blows my mind: I picture this bin bang and everything expanding from that point and... that everything is now a sphere. In my mind. But it isn't? Yes, I know next to nothing but love thinking about all of this.
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This is the smoothest tom sawyer move I've ever seen IRL, I wonder how many people are now grinding out your GTK4 port with our favorite LLM/system to see if it can. It'll be interesting to see if anyone gets something working with current-gen LLMs.

UPDATE: naive (just fed it your description verbatim) cline + claude 3.7 was a total wipeout. It looked like it was making progress, then freaked out, deleted 3/4 of its port, and never recovered.
FOOF-sulfur rocket engine would be fun.
> In C, they hesitate.

Looks at most Linux distros.

Are you sure about that?!
https://archive.ph/g8qmd
The elliptical road design is interesting as there is no need for T-junctions or traffic lights. Two large ellipses running in opposite directions connected by semi-circular off/on ramps so you only need to merge and not stop.
This doesn’t seem to work for me in Firefox on iPhone SE 3. After I hit start typing here, the screen just goes blank and nothing appears when I type anything.
You seem to be completely ignoring lynx97's actual point.

If you're not happy about those things, stop telling everyone who disagree with you how stupid they are and how they're literal Nazis. Then at least some of those who disagree with you on some issues will be less driven to vote for the people whose positions appall you.
I live in europe and my social life is spread out between telegram, whatsapp, signal, discord. For professional life you could even include linkedin and slack.
A single MCP server wont ever cut it for me and adding 6 for 6 different tools will confuse any llm and make it send the message to the wrong person.
Completely ignoring the fact that I would not use this anyways... like people want to talk to ME not an LLM. Whatsapp has a chat with Llama now anyways if that's who they want to talk to.
If it were true, the idea that I was Hitler and everyone that worked at unit 731 is pretty horrifying.

> There's nothing any more horrifying about this than about bog-standard reincarnation.

Under that wouldn't I be one of many going through some different lives? Rather that there is only one person ever who goes through all lives.
>>Perhaps through sheer numbers the GDP goes up, but the net value is debatable.

GDP is going up, but GDP per capita is currently declining.
Early oceans were green, not blue: study
Graeber's Debt has similar themes in some places too.
Is this to say that you're writing the code manually and having the model verify for various errors, or also employing the model for actual code work.

Do you instruct the code to write in "your" coding style?