skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Virtual call only allowing them to use AI in the background?

Some test that is done at home?

Yeah then will need to rethink how you hire
This ministry will not be lead by any of these people. Their replacement isn't that much better competency wise, but there is no corruption case yet.

Your source 3 is not saying what you think it does. State government can apply for federal funding. Söder and his ilk have mastered this. There is nothing corrupt here.
> Sitting here rolling my eyes at your response. Seriously, fuck off.
End of the day, the hate is: “The software is great, but these jerks expect me to pay for it!”

Their sales went crazy because everyone was relentlessly pirating their software.
Not an obligation, but ReactOS exists and needs help:

https://reactos.org/donate/

Surprisingly close. I recently tried its package manager and installed a recent Python! So better than the original XP-era Windows in some respects.
For those who haven't been keeping up, these are huge firms with resources and expertise to take on large federal cases, that have large and diverse workloads that may include things like cases involving classified information. He's extorting them by actually issuing, or implicitly threatening to issue, executive orders blanket revoking clearances for all their lawyers, banning them from federal property(!!!), and blocking any former employees of theirs from being hired by the federal government.

These EOs amount to death sentences for these firms, obviously, and so far they're rolling over and submitting when EO'd against or they perceive they may be EO'd, halting legal work against the administration and providing free labor to Trump.
Are you basing your opinion on your own personal experience using twitter, or on what you've read or heard about it on other media platforms?
*executed well*

but first regulated to death
Maybe just say what you mean instead of posting reactions. ie if you think the Dems brought about Trump say why, and whatever you think the better idea than voting for them is.
I haven't seen a single good review from anyone I trust, most people are saying it's not good.
This feels like a dog whistle rather than providing something substantive.

The Israeli government also helped facilitate Qatar's support for Hamas[0], what's your point here?

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israeli_support_for_Hamas#Isra...
Makes sense: a coastal cave is a great environment where an organism can experiment with moving from water to land.

This article also nicely highlights how some scientists can just make stuff up, subsequently overturned when someone finds a fact-based way to evaluate their erroneous conclusions. See also archeology.
I think for someone with a basic knowledge of both languages, the Ruby version is more understandable than the Python. It's a combination of basic Ruby features, whereas Python's `match` statement is much more obscure - it isn't really Python at all, it's "a DSL contrived to look like Python [...] but with very different semantics" [0].

I don't particularly love the Ruby code either, though - I think the ideal implementation would be something like:

fn stringify(item) =>
item.is_a(Interpolation) then
item.value.convert(item.conversion).format(item.format_spec)
else item.to_string()

fn f(template) => template.map(stringify).join()

[0] https://discuss.python.org/t/gauging-sentiment-on-pattern-ma...
I think the EU is increasingly aware of its faults, especially in Germany & France. Happy to watch them cook and I say that as an American who has watched on with pain at what the EU has done to itself over the last decade+.
Tell your congressperson. I literally can't think of other ideas.
It's extremely rare that I come across products with a prop 65 warning. And in the rare chance you do see it, like on a bowl, you might learn that some bowl paints and glazes actually have lead in them!

Second, information is not meant to be executed on directly... you are supposed to process information with critical thinking. Yes, enclosed parking lots give you cancer. Guess what, you can still park in it... In the same way that tuna contains a lot of mercury but I still eat tuna.... just less of it. I rather know and make an informed decision than not know anything at all.
What’s interesting is their reasoning is that there used to be an entire team who did nothing but maintain the website and post announcements nobody read. This entire team was fired and replaced by someone who posts on X.

There is a decent amount of logic here, and I think it would have happened even if a neutral party owned X/Twitter
The problem here boils down to Expanse-style "communication buffers", that stores and routes messages broadcasted/singlecasted by entities.
If you use stable diffusion to make an image, are you "drawing"?

Coding is the act of writing code. Prompting an AI until it poops out a half-working product is not writing code.

Having the editor/copilot generate some boilerplate or copying shit from Stack Overflow isn't coding either, but once you've done that you go back to coding, so there's a difference there. (Using SO is part of the job, yes, but so is attending meetings and I sure don't feel like I'm "coding" whilst sitting in standup. Any engineer who spends 100% of their time coding is lucky indeed. The point is, just because you're making software doesn't mean you're "coding".)
The Republican Party changed dramatically in 2016. They became something they never were before and due to the populist trends in the county, they won the election. There is a very high chance that the next democrat contenders will be very different from what we saw in 2016 and 2024.

We can’t judge how same or different the DNC will be in 2028 much like you could not see Trump as a contender when Romney faced off Obama in 2012.

So, I’d say your estimate of “zero chance” is too early. Let’s see who the dems field in the midterms first.
Bluesky currently has the kuro5hin "A Group Is It's Own Worst Enemy" effect going on. People who think they claimed land first believe that they get to define the future of the service for everyone else.

It's obnoxious, and if the service truly offers a real alternative to Twitter it needs to squash these brigading groups. I get that people don't want to see the posts of brands...so don't follow them. It's incredibly simple. I don't want furry content but I don't run around the platform complaining that some do.
Historically, embracing a "persuasion" has been part of strategies in games of power - as in, "you are different from us so you cannot govern us".

In the context of this submission: yes, again there can be suspicions of "partitic" actions ("see, we are defending our base").

Which, if this is the case, amounts to blasphemy (again as per my original introduction, then flagged).

(And of course, with regard to the more times expressed relevance of this submission, it raises a question of "and where will this "defence" stop, also considering that we are creating pseudo-mind software?")
>Lobster tasting good is a construct.

I'm not really sure what this even means. I enjoy the taste of lobster, and the fact that it is no longer peasant food doesn't play any part in that.
I lived in Russia, Georgia, few European countries. Even in Georgia trains are way more punctual, than in Germany. Moscow metro works like a Swiss-clock compared to U-Bahn/S-Bahn.

Maybe what you are talking about is true for some very pour Asian/African countries, but many middle-income countries have more reliable public transportation, than Berlin. Not to mention developed ones and China.
NT3.5 was perhaps the most stable version I ever used. NT4 brought the new UI, making NT5 aka 2k not the first version of the 95+ UI.
I think I was ambiguous on who raped (or attempted to rape) her, but the point still stands. While its certainly possible, it seemed like such a non sequitor to have her fall immediately for her savior, after a rape whose sole point was to make it clear that the russians are the bad guys.

I think Clancy was misunderstanding his audience in believing he needed to add rape to all the other bad things, trivializing rape, and probably most importantly for the purposes of this discussion, insisting on a superfluous romance subplot in a techno-thriller. Its been a long time since I read Red Storm Rising, and the main thing I recall is that I hated the romance subplot. It was a human interest story when I picked it up for the guns and bombs and missiles and things.
It applies when it can be said literally: gaming communities. There people will complain about athletes pushing their edge

For example, the 2019 blizzcon SC2 finals where Zerg overran with a busted Nydus meta. You can't blame Reynor & Dark pushing their advantage to reach each other in finals. The game went on to be patched

Same goes with hating draws in chess. Players are trying to win a tournament, they'll make the moves they feel will make that happen

Another example: hating on Protoss in TvP in broodwar. The game won't be patched. If you can't deal with it then hate the game, not the Protoss
The problem is, the average human doesn't have the means and the money to use them.
I suspect arthropods are way too diverse to fall under a single umbrella of "is_allergic". Millions of years of evolution can produce very radically different things for our bodies to worry about. Just the fact that there are no marine insects (completing their lifecycle within an ocean) tells us something about how different their biologies, and therefor allergenic "surface" are. Poison pathways from venom can target completely different systems in a humans.
TLDR title for erlang people: erlang is not just erlang but erlang + OTP.
Byd is a product of CCP subsidies, of course they can be competed with

It would simply take a government capable of recognizing the multifold benefits of EV transition: environmental, geopolitical oil independence, energy efficiency, associated alt energy rollout and grid adaptation, lower total costs and associated economic benefits, reduced cancer and air pollution death rates, reduced logistics costs.

That's just off the top of my head and I'm not even that smart
Finally: a good use for LLMs ;)
I might try roasted palm grubs. I don't know where you can find them in the US.
Well, AOC has been threatening for several years to introduce a bill to curb this. But... hasn't, and I'd be willing to bet we already know why. Many others have promised the same and done the same as well...

Nancy Pelosi is perhaps the most prolific insider trader of our lifetime. None of this is new... it's been going on since before any of us were born.

It should be put to an end - but we can't pretend the current administration is doing something so abhorrent and clutch our collective pearls in shock. We can't hold one party (that we disagree with) to a higher standard than our "own" people. That's hypocritical and not a foundation upon-which agreement and consensus can be formed.
What source can you find for John Young? Except for one extremely dubious blogspam link I can't find anything confirming this.
I don't disagree. If you are responsible for someone and their legal rights, that does not change if you send them somewhere outside your jurisdictional control and ability to ensure they are met.

In fact, it is a reason not to do just that. This is pretty well established in law.
Are their people worse off?
James C. Scott and the Art of Resistance
https://archive.ph/9EBli
I really liked bropages, but it is defunct

I think tldr is similar though
Sums it up pretty well
Half the size is not a great metric when comparing a dense model against a MoE.
Pretty sure its hard coded in the browser and never touches any resolvers. It does not work the same in safari for example.
And you cannot stop being friends until the end of the billing year, even if you are on a monthly plan.
"Give me control of a nation's money supply, and I care not who makes its laws"

Both parties share the blame. With Trump some claim that it was Kamala's focus on trans that made the difference while others claim that she didn't focus that much on it if at all. My take is that both parties jump at the opportunity to focus on these lesser issues rather big picture items such as taxes, universal healthcare or anything else that would actually make a large impact in people's lives.

This is nothing new. I remember when Bernie was drowned out years ago and the focus became gay marriage instead of the much more important issues he was advocating for. The blame for focusing on these issues cannot fall just on the republican party. The democrats were more than happy to focus on these issues instead of something that might pit them against those that fund them. If all that matters is who is paying you behind closed walls, then it doesn't matter which party is in power at all.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/milwaukee-schools-lead-poisonin...

This aged wildly poorly.
Naughty Dog has always been at the forefront of PlayStation development. Crash Bandicoot and Uncharted couldn't have been made if they didn't have a really strong grasp on how to use it. I love rereading this developer "diary" where they talk about some of the challenges with making Crash: https://all-things-andy-gavin.com/video-games/making-crash/
Germany has tons of potential, but Germany is one of the most risk averse countries on the planet (see Uncertainty Avoidance Cultures)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uncertainty_avoidance]. This makes it amazing at building high quality industrial products, taking innovation done elsewhere and refining and polishing it, slowly over many years - building standards as you say. However, it doesn't help much in the innovation department. Also as probably the world leader in data privacy and protection that's another vector working against innovation. And then there is the robust legislation and bureaucracy (in a controlling sense) around all financial products (not to mention in general), which gives Germany advantages in certain industries but is also a distinct disadvantage for innovation in many sectors. There is also a massive union culture, which provides Germans with a great quality of life, but again, that's something probably negatively correlated to innovation.

I'd like to see more innovation in general and if this leads to that its good. But I don't personally think that innovation needs to happen in Germany, so long as it happens somewhere and Germans can do what they do best with it.
The fact that it is no longer peasant food doesn't consciously play any part in that.
There are two parties, and no realistic path for a third. So blaming one is essentially endorsing the other.
That's me. I'm one of those people who signed up, never posted a single comment, but somehow got banned for life. What am I supposed to do now?
Edit: I should note that I am not allowed to follow anyone because of the ban.
These incremental benefits don't translate to an order of magnitude more productivity, or stability, or profitability. Given the choice, as a business owner, future proofing is about being able to draw from the most plentiful and cheapest pool of workers. The sausage all looks the same on the outside.
It was anything but lightweight on a Pentium 90 or Pro, or whatever was common at the time. Really needed to upgrade to 16MB of RAM (lol) which was expensive at the time. Why only business and not normal folks used it.
In my view, yes - especially when you subset to native born populations. Many europeans are a proud people though so I understand this is contentious, regardless of what the numbers say.
That’s deliberate. BlueSky did not want the term “skeet” being adopted but it happened anyway.
I ate lobster maybe 100+ times (and enjoyed it) before I learned that it used to be peasant food.
Plus no way that's getting VC money
> "The price in real-world currency must always be displayed next to the price in in-game currency."

how would that work? Basically all games use a discount scheme were the price for X of ingame currency depends on how many tokens/gold/coins you buy.
thanks! that was my suspicion, but was not sure if i did not get a unix insider joke that has to do with 4.
I have thoughts about a fully compliant CSP middleware, problem is it's per language so I'd probably only make for Go (maybe PHP & TS)
> “We are concerned because the movements you see point to something else other than a normal sell-off,” said a European bank executive in prime services, a division that facilitates leveraged trading for firms including proprietary traders and hedge funds. “They point to a complete loss of faith in the strongest bond market in the world.”

That sounds bad. Real bad.
Here's the quote I find most substantial when I gestalt over AI:

"We dared to hope we had invented something that would bring lasting peace to the Earth. But we were wrong. We underestimated man’s capacity to hate and to corrupt good means for an evil end." --Orville Wright

AIs are the airplanes of the 21st century. They were invented to be used for good, but they will quickly be used for evil as well.

I did use an LLM to find the exact verbiage of this quote.
How is that incentive notably different or better for consumers than the incentive provided by being required to remain better than competitors to retain subscription revenue?
I disagree - no one is calling large scale gov contractors such as Northrop Grumman, GDIT, CGI, CACI, many more etc. consultants - yet a lot of the IT work they do overlaps with the consultancies.

“Contractors” has become the more common term over time.
The thing about LLMs is that they're trained exclusively on text, and so they don't have much insight into these sorts of problems. But I don't know if anyone has tried making a multimodal LLM that is trained on x-ray tomography of parts under varying loads tagged with descriptions of what the parts are for - I suspect that such a multimodal model would be able to give you a good answer to that question.
I have an alternative theory about tech and growth in Europe - the rich are too greedy here and are not optimistic enough about growth. They:

a) don’t fund risky things

b) don’t believe Europe can create unicorns so it becomes a self fulfilling prophecy for their investments

c) try to cash out too quickly from potentially huge businesses

d) valuations are half the investment for double the equity, so of course the companies have half the runway and half the upside.
You can have both python 2 and python 3 installed. Apps should get the dependencies they request. Distros swapping out dependencies out from under them has caused numerous issues for developers.
Well I must be a weirdo because I literally would rather use a mouse on top of the laptop keyboard than use the touchpad
>Also healthcare is absolutely stiffled by bureaucracy. I have a friend who is a cardiologist. He says that exactly half of his work time is paperwork. And not just paperwork, but German paperwork, where you manually type PDF fields one by one, then print, then sign, then scan and so on.

Wait. That's exactly how paperwork has always worked for me in America. What am I missing?
Hopefully you don't have any allergic reations, wear bandages, grow beards, experience weight changes, etc.
Good point. Unsure. I guess it depends on whether embedded content implies users have accepted a EULA? I'd imagine they will cross-post to their web page as well, but who knows.
This brings back a lot of nostalgia and I wholeheartedly agree. Back then I ran Windows 2000 server beta 2 on a dual proc system with P2-300s. It was rock solid.
The terminal is at home. I simply turn down the volume.
But just think how much more valuable rug-pull coins/advertising became on X. A whole new target market of people being forced to move there and forced to view the algo.
People may want to have multiple apps work together. It makes sense to have security within a qube itself than to just declare it a free for all.
According to this article, the answer is yes:

https://www.wsj.com/world/europeans-poorer-inflation-economy...
No comment except that 'the rich are too greedy here' is an extremely european explanation for EU economic underperformance.
In my case, my boss won't let me.
It depends on what you are looking at.

For example there is increasing consensus that Merkel's "black-zero" budget requirements set the stage for today's collapsing German infrastructure and lack of productivity growth due to decreased public investment.
This will not work. Germany is totally driven by lawyers. No room for new ideas. Everybody is doing ass covering instead of working together building something great
I think what the parent comment is saying is that, lobster was likely introduced as an elite/rare dish to people in the current century increasing the appeal
Palm grubs?
You mean as opposed to the American national idea of "work or starve, bitch"?
"Some military action can be justified" and "much military action that has been done was not well justified" are not conflicting opinions.
He is a corrupt official. He is awarding contracts to SpaceX as he is disassembling all agencies meant to combat fraud and corruption.
I think optimism is an underrated quality. Cynicism is easy, hope is hard
OP here: Is there anything that makes you say that other than the fact that it’s positive and I received a review key? I’ve written about plenty of games I didn’t enjoy that I got for free (e.g. for judging awards) including games that were very well-received, like Viewfinder and Pacific Drive.
I would describe my business relationship with Adobe as:

"hostage"

They annually harass me with licensing checks and questionnaires because they really hate you if you run Photoshop inside a VM (my daily driver is Linux), although it is explicitly allowed. Luckily, I don't need the Adobe software that often. But they hold a lot of important old company documents hostage in their proprietary file formats. So I can't cancel the subscription, no matter how much I'd like to.
I'm interpreting your statement about "only now" as an implication that there was no dissent about corrupt government officials prior to Musk purchasing the country. Is that actually what you intended to say?
> You see any of them backing down and waiting for answer from a higher authority?

Should they? That's generally not how things work in most places. Normally, if something isn't clearly illegal, especially when it's something too new and different for laws to clearly cover, you're free to go ahead and try it; you're not expected to first seek a go-ahead from a court.
Was anyone else confused reading the title? At first pass I was asking myself "metadata from what?" then figured out oh not metadata, data from Meta.
Sounds like you kinda just want an excuse to vote AfD without pointing to an element of their policy platform you think the rest of us should support too.
To be fair, the level of open corruption in this particular government is pretty unprecedented.
You should look up the targeting of law firms by Trump to understand why that’s unlikely. He’s found a method to destroy any law firm that opposes him, it’s obviously corrupt but Republicans don’t care so it works. My understanding is he passes an executive order that bans their staff from federal court buildings.