skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> There hasn't been a significant new particle discovery, but none was expected other than Higgs

The word "expected" is doing a lot of work in that sentence.

At least one kind of Higgs had to be found unless the mass generation mechanism of the Standard Model and all its proposed extensions (MSSM etc) was categorically wrong; the LHC was designed to cover the entire mass range where it had to be. In that sense, the Higgs was strictly expected.

But if you had asked a bunch of phenomenologists "What new thing do you expect to be found first at the LHC?", most would have gone for one or more superpartners. The Higgs' hierarchy problem [1] was believed to require electroweak-scale SUSY, which in turn implied the existence of electroweak-scale supersymmetric partners to the known SM particles. Those would have been easier to find than the Higgs, so they would have shown up earlier in the data, before there was enough of it to also discern a Higgs bump.

You could argue that superpartners were not expected with the same degree of certainty as some kind of Higgs, but the absence of any sign of SUSY was a big disappointment, and the beginning of the end for what had become the dominating scenario for Beyond Standard Model physics.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hierarchy_problem#Supersymmetr...
Did you forget to share it?
Not everything needs to be monetized. Those kinds of things I just publish on a git repo somewhere to "give back" considering how much I benefited from others doing the same. That can also help you build personal brand and reputation, I guess.

If you do decide to charge for it (and no shame in that), could be nice if you also support people paying you anonymously via crypto.
No one ever liked popup assistants, we are repeating the lesson of Clippy from MS Word in the 90s.

“It looks like you’re writing a letter!”

https://youtube.com/watch?v=Ifleu0VVAc0
I can only speak for myself here but I have never had an interaction with a new (to me) landlord where I was later surprised to discover what the rental period or early termination penalty was. Every one of them has gone out of their way to verbally specify the length of the term in addition to requiring me to initial it on the contract.

I have had plenty of other issues with borderline dishonest landlords but mutually understanding what was being agreed to up front was never one of them. The issues generally came later when they tried to get out of or add additional things without my consent.

> It's probably buried in the fine print somewhere, which courts have generally held to be enforceable.

People elsewhere in this comment section reported that they checked and claimed that it is not found anywhere directly linked from the sales page. You generally have to specify the terms of a contract up front, before it is signed.

> No, the legal standard is "reasonable person"

It isn't conclusive, but I think it makes for a strong case. The more people who are confused by it the stronger your argument that it is confusing to a "reasonable person" becomes.
yeah because you're a hacker news poster lol

same audience who think Jobs is a grifter and Woz is the true reason for Apple's success
Did you end up finding the map examples?
They did start planning around then. I don’t remember the exact date of when the FCC working group officially convened but they’ve been working on it at least since I was a grad student in the early 2010s.
How to Structure a B2B Marketplace Venture
Nailed it. All of the “progress” in the last, say, 20 years is exactly this. They call it “disruption” and wear the title “disruptor” as a badge of honour.
> its trivial to use an

You mean, "a Neural Network as function approximator for the reproduction of texts". But in fact, AI cannot be confused with that idea - and

be it AI ("system for the replacement of a professional"),

or AGI ("system implementing intelligence"),

or LLM (which can only be useful as "system with emergent properties from text generation"),

"learning" is strongly opposite to "memorizing" (as would be evident in a student - trivial example, one that would memorize a multiplication but be unable to perform it).

So, that somebody places a sticker on his apparel to fake a profession for «malicious act[ion]» cannot make us forget the real thing: "learning" is what is sought, and for learning we need the teaching material.

...Which, societally, is rightly decided as free (i.e. stored in libraries).
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Yes. There's not a lot (compared to say, Earth), but there's some.
Thank you for saying this. My household is smack dab in the middle of a food dessert. We have a 25 year old car we got 10 years ago for $2000, and we use it primarily to go to the nice supermarket because you can get fresh, non moldy food at prices better than you can at the sketchy “supermarkets” and bodegas that always have rotting, moldy and non rotated food products on shelves. I do most of the shopping and I keep the freezer full of meat we can get on sale (just got 7 pounds of chicken wings for 2.49 a pound this week) and cook through that. A lot of the types in spaces like these don’t know how to cook and just use services like grubhub, and thinks everyone should too, or they buy 8 dollar a pound organic chicken thighs from Whole foods the day of. Everybody doesn’t live this way.

Also, I use the bus and train to go downtown and places where it would take an hour to find a parking spot. I even lug big bags of food from Aldi on the crowded bus at rush hour weekly. I don’t know why it has to be either you drive everywhere or never need a car in these discussions. Use what you need to use given the situation.
so please enlighten us why OpenAI is doing so much better than Anthropic
It’s telling that their effort was to get an air gapped solution cleared for US government and the US military.
Poor people live in the parts of cities you avoid until your rent gets expensive, too.
Guys who write about tech for a living tend to enjoy working with gadgets in their spare time. He's probably just having fun with a nifty idea.
>Really? The things that are happening now are so absurdly insane

It's absurd that people who aren't citizens would be sent back to their home countries? This is the sort of attitude that makes it impossible to come to any common ground with the left. Do you even know why you want to let those people come here? Do you know why you want to let them come here but only unofficially... I mean, you could pass laws that just grant them citizenship at the door. It wouldn't be wise, but you could've done it at least in more Democratic-dominant times. But instead, you just want them to have these quasi-legal statuses that piss everyone off. It's downright weird.

I contend that there's no chance of me ever being deported. I don't have dual citizenship. My grandfather's family got here in the 1830s. The rest of my family got here so much earlier I can't even figure out which boat they came across in. I only speak English. I have all the documentation one could need of citizenship. And if ICE did detain me, I wouldn't start growling at them like a rabid leftoid and calling them Nazis, I'd smile and explain it to them. And they'd go "oh shit, we thought you were someone else" or something like that, and it'd be settled.

>The loons will just move the goalposts yet again.

Hope so. I sincerely hope that the level of unease you feel right now continues until 2029 and beyond.
> So appeal to authority trumps observable consequences, technical limitations and arguments made about lackluster technical vision at microsoft?

Your argument is that you have a better grasp of "technical limitations" than Anders Hejlsberg?

You'll forgive the rest of us for not buying that; he has proven his chops, you haven't, especially as the argument (quite a thorough explanation of the context) from the typescript team is a lot more convincing than anything we've seen from you (a few nebulous phrases about technical superiority).

> but being seen as an endorsement from key C# figure is certainly a bad look.

Yeah, well, the team made their decision with no regard to optics. That lends more weight to their decision, not less.
My first association for this symbol isn’t a house, but an indent marker, like here (“Right Indent Box” in particular): https://www.atlantiswordprocessor.com/en/help/images/ruler.p...

Or here as a tab stop in GeoWrite (in the top left, below the “file” menu): https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/commodore64/images/6/68/Ge...

Some mechanical typewriters had physical markers/stops that looked similar. The best I could find in a hurry: https://www.mrmrsvintagetypewriters.com/cdn/shop/files/DSC_7...
Interesting. My very personal opinion is that punctuation like characters should be used to structure/shape code, and words/tokens should be used for expressions.

I accept that others, such as yourself, have different opinions.

I think the reason that I feel the way I do is that I’ve read a lot over the years (like, non fiction), so I’ve been heavily conditioned to look for infix characters to separate and define the shape of code, and strings of words to express things. But that may be self introspective reach too far.
Thanks for the fact check. Saying you can get even better than 4K is definitely overstating it.

It’s possible the sources I was looking at were thinking of later eras of film, which I’d assume would have higher quality (and the lenses certainly improved).
This problem occurs because pyyaml load() uses the full YAML 1.1 schema. There is another function BaseLoader that will interpret everything as a string which is the workaround that the article suggests. Just another way to achieve it.

It’s a bit of a sore spot in the YAML community as to why PyYAML can’t / won’t support YAML 1.2. It was in maintenance mode for a while. YAML 1.2 also introduced breaking changes.

From a SO comment: “ As long as you're okay with the YAML 1.1 standard, PyYAML is still perfectly fine, secure, etc. If you want to support the YAML 1.2 spec (released in 2009), you can use ruamel.yaml, which started out as a fork of PyYAML. –
CrazyChucky
Commented Mar 26, 2023 at 20:51”

- https://stackoverflow.com/q/75850232
What item on a wall would have more utility I wonder.
Bad faith actors are also beneficial.

Kids who grow up watching commercials start distrusting them. Free speech is not about any one issue but all topics. In many ways curating so people see the kinds of things they agree with is vastly more harmful than propaganda.
OMG lol I forgot that I left that in. Hilarious. I think I'm gonna keep it.
raspberry pi comes in a keyboard form factor
My guess: it's the "mode change" code found in various IBM punchcard encodings, punch 11-8-7, canonically represented by an upper-case delta.

It would make sense to render this somewhat differently from the regular Greek character. This may also explain why it's rendered differently in various manuals: once, as commonly represented in EBCDIC charts, as a delta, once, as it's actually represented in the on-screen character set.
So what sort of rewards do we get for reporting bots? I know a particular web host that uses a chat bot that was giving me outrageously bad answers.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russell_Vought

You know this, of course.
There are youtube channels with old TV Ads. Some of those will be non-existant.

You could also go down the Turbo Encabulator rabbit hole:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ac7G7xOG2Ag
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXJKdh1KZ0w
Tufte's book, https://www.edwardtufte.com/book/the-visual-display-of-quant...
Really good stuff, thank your for sharing it. I don't know if you've had a lot of experience with ChatGPT's new memory feature. It's not a character I'm looking for necessarily but simulating a friend. Like a real friend, I don't have to keep reminding ChatGPT of facts, thoughts and feelings I've had because it remembers them and brings them up when appropriate. It's uncanny and I think what Google lacks for now. If I ever change ChatGPT from it's default personality I'll refer back to your guide.
That would be the behavior with the mmap(2) flag MAP_SHARED. The module built in the article uses MAP_PRIVATE. Any changes to the contents of a private mapping do not effect other processes or the file.
Can we please outlaw advertising with AI chatbots before it becomes a plague? Once it starts, there is no turning back. But if we can get ahead of this now based on what we've already learned about the internet then we can perhaps prevent the carnage that is going to happen.
I’d argue Terraform/HCL is quite popular as a Level 4 configuration language. My biggest issue with it is that once things get sufficiently complex, you wish you were using a Level 5 language.

In fact, it’s hard to see where a Level 4 language perfectly fits. After you’ve surpassed the abilities of JSON or YAML (and you don’t opt for slapping on a templating engine like Helm does), it feels like jumping straight to Level 5 is worth the effort for the tooling and larger community.
It’s not “insider” trading if you post about it publicly on Truth Social, the same way it’s not “insider” trading if you took out an ad in the New York Times.

The government is allowed to announce policy before doing it! Even if it affects stock prices!
Revealed: Russia's secret war in UK waters
https://archive.is/PxFFs
Creating the Unicorn Emulator for Avaota-A1 SBC (Apache NuttX RTOS)
Isn't this the same scam that Yelp pulls?
Yeah, I'm not on that social media, nor do I read NYT. The same holds for millions of others.
Maybe maybe maybe. These excuses are a fantasy. Have you considered maybe he really likes money and himself and anything outside of that doesn't fire any neurons?
That's very interesting. It seems to assume AI agents will have the same evolutionary imperative as other species. But without the ecological context, it looks like an unfounded premise. Why would AI play the 4X game, considering the infinity of alternative imperatives it could follow?
With all the best will in the world: your HN account is hours old, your only submission is promoting your thing, and even your title violates guidelines. I am not sure how much you think others should invest in your thing, but if it's 5-minutes reading about it on your website, maybe start by doing unto others?
I was going to ask about how pure types would fill the gap for other validations in Zod like number min/max ranges, but seeing the tags feature use intersection types for that is really neat. I tried assigning a `string & tags.MinLength<4>` to a `string & tags.MinLength<2>` and it's interesting that it threw an error saying they were incompatible.
Related

The YAML document from hell (566 points, 2023, 353 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34351503

That's a Lot of YAML (429 points, 2023, 478 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37687060

No YAML (Same as above) (152 points, 2021, 149 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29019361
Yes, same dude. I develop the Centmin Mod LEMP stack :)
I have one of those and I love it, but it's not powerful enough to be a daily driver for most folks, unfortunately.
Universal tariffs with no exception don't even incentivize domestic manufacturing when it cuts local manufacturers off from an outside market that's bigger than the domestic one.

My company manufactures equipment in North America, with the most expensive input coming domestically from Ohio. Guess what though? Retaliatory tariffs from the global community means that the most rational course of action is now to move that manufacturing *out of the US* so that we can sell to the global market without penalty.

Sorry Ohio, but Mexico is currently *not* engaged in a trade war with Canada and half the EU so the rational decision for a company who wants to sell in those markets is to divest from the US.
Surely what the world needs is to redirect more funding to AI
what we need is not more regulation
https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

They like to call it "karma" around here, after all ;-)

EDIT: Following my own advice, added ;-) to reduce snark
I simply questioned the independence of the source of the evidence, is such critical thinking not allowed?

Your attempt to somehow make me responsible to provide an alternative source of evidence is classic deflection. That is not my responsibility. Do your own research etc.
So, the Xreal glasses are (generally) a dumb USB-C DisplayPort alt-mode device. Plug glasses in, get video to the little displays in your eyes. With a companion app (not needed) you can have your computer do some heavy lifting and make virtual displays out of it.

The new "One" unit referenced in this review is the same but does have some smarts to do on-glasses processing of the virtual displays itself instead, if I understand it.

Xreal also sells you some companion devices that are just little Android bricks to cast media to and from and play things from as well.
Technical description:
https://github.com/simplex-chat/simplexmq/blob/master/protoc...
Did the Tiffany's transaction definitely happen? Is there any independent verification of Trump's claims that he obtained their air rights under favorable terms because other developers were leaving money on the table?
I think sooner or later LLM providers will force to introduce Ads, and those folks are Ok with ads, since they used google search.
In validation, it's never about speed. Is how you relate the schema tree to the error reporting tree. If you didn't already, you will figure that out eventually.

If you mess that (either by being too flat, too customizeable or too limited), library users will start coming up with their own wrappers around it, which will make your stuff slower and your role as a maintainer hell.

(source: 15 years intermittently maintaining a similar project).

There is an obvious need for a validation library nowadays that bridges oop, functional and natural languages. Its value, if adopted as a standard, would be immense. The floor is still lava though, can't make it work in today's software culture.
Still have le grand Amiga 1000 garbage in the gar-age...unsuspecting storage boxes filled with systems, boards, volumes of ROM Kernel Manuals, hundreds of period magazines, Aztec C, bazillion dollar 10MB-20MB (yes MB) hard drives and memory cards, case after case of floppy disks, software and hardware schematics for all my projects --many dead scorpions too rofl.

I had gone to a meeting at Disneyland Hotel in 1989-1990 and heard Mehdi Ali (CEO du jour) talk, then went home and forced myself to do a "hard stop" on Amiga after YEARS of around-the-clock (when not "working" to pay for it all haha) single-handedly implementing X.PC (Tymnet VAN's multichannel, dial-up, asynchronous, X.25 protocol) as the base for my grand plan that was going to be a fully distributed network system that used network directories and RPC to implement consumer apps like 10-20 years before Lotus Notes (and Meta Facebook).

Still, when I see projects like this one, I hear the boxes-o-Amigas calling me..someday maybe I will have the courage to put them into a proper trash dumpster (wearing gloves, of course). RIP Jay Miner https://youtu.be/guJOyJyTn5w
This sounds like an excellent Black Mirror episode.
Checkout Voidstar Labs. He hacked a set of AR glasses to use as a teleprompter.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAuwW7Wzrng
You sound like you're from the Google team ;)

Rough steps:

1. Monitor keywords

2. Jump in to sway conversation

3. Profit

I'm not saying this is happening. Purely hypothetical.
There's already been plenty of articles here about how scientific publishing has gone post-truth. Remember the "black plastic" scare last year? The desire for "engagement" has infected them too; do you think "microplastics are harmless" papers would even be accepted in this current ideology-driven culture? It's all about making sensational headlines and "impactful research", no matter how far from the truth, they'll lie, p-hack, and exaggerate to get there.
BTW Xe, https://xeiaso.net/pronouns is 404 since sometime last year, but it is still linked to from some places like https://xeiaso.net/blog/xe-2021-08-07/ (I saw "his" above and went looking).
Main author of Anubis here:

Basically what they said. This is a hack, and it's specifically designed to exploit the infrastructure behind industrial-scale scraping. They usually have a different IP address do the scraping for each page load _but share the cookies between them_. This means that if they use headless chrome, they have to do the proof of work check every time, which scales poorly with the rates I know the headless chrome vendors charge for compute time per page.
A false sense of superiority from watching their enemies (fellow citizens, or humanity as a whole) suffer.
https://github.com/simonw/pelican-bicycle/blob/main/README.m...
I've always enjoyed watching The Art of Code[1], Freya[2] also has a good number of videos on it.

But that is just vertex shaders for things like Shadertoys.

There is much more to computer graphics or GPGPU than this though, Im still learning about that myself X).

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKtsY7hYTPg
[2]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfM-yu0iQBk
Edit: I switched the machine to Manjaro from Tumbleweed (for several reasons) and it was easy to do w/ Easy Effects at that point.
Too bad! Insider trading, as a crime, requires that the information be nonpublic material information. You can join Truth Social and follow Donald Trump, so that makes the information public.

It actually is that broad. Futures traders often rely on industry-specific periodicals, which are “public”. Same for anything in the (high monthly cost!) Bloomberg terminal. So posting on a specific social media platform, where subscribing is free? That’s 100% public.
Isn't Sharepoint like an enterprise management tool? I've never interacted with it once.

As for appdata... There's many faults to find in modern Windows changes, but I'm not willing to pin this on MS. Microsoft stuff tends to use %appdata% fairly sensibly, in most cases. On the other hand, the behavior of third-party developers has been really frustrating. What was initially intended as a universal storage location for some program data has become some kind of program container. Now, whenever you download some giant 300-500mb Electron app or whatever, you can be sure that it will force its entirety into appdata with no way to change the location. Every one of these developers has decided that their program is so valuable and Important that it's inconceivable that the user might want to install it on anything but the system drive. No, our program is unique and deserves nothing but the best!