Well, GitHub is under AI org now internally at MSFT; on the github front page, they mostly advertise Copilot; I think the ability to host, run and fund code is accidental.
Or they don't want to be the ones holding the bag when all the AI companies that ordered RAM from them end up bankrupt and insolvent ?
The stuff they ordered might even be so custom to be useless to be sold by the creditors, leaving the RAM manufacturers hanging dry with unpaid invoices and idle capacity.
So they just do the old cartel thing and wait it out - with the added benefit of selling the same stuff they have been making for twice the price!
There was definitely a layer of humor intended here, if you didn’t pick up on it.
Maybe not literally pooping with the door open but I can’t say I’d want to travel internationally with someone who I’m not comfortable with normal bodily functions around.
Yeah, calling the authors of this code losers and monkeys is being kind. There is zero excuse for ever writing code like this, the incompetence is staggering.
It works for me, and I see little difference with AnyDesk I used before. However, I’m not a frequent user, just a very occasional one to troubleshoot some of elderly friends, parents, etc. I’d love to have my own relay for it, but I never managed to find my time to do that.
A superficial reading doesn't inspire much confidence in this peer-reviewed article but I agree that RNA-world is a thought experiment at best. There is no evidence of these RNA structures in actual lifeforms.
RNA encodes proteins.
The most parsimonious explanation is that proteins(likely incapable of true replication by themselves) preceded RNA even if an RNA-based system can be designed in theory.
I won't make claims of probability of unknown processes but proteins exist that can assemble spare nucleotides and proteins exist that can assemble proteins out of nucleotide chains.
All you need is a pair of them to come in the vicinity of each other and wait until RNA comes along that encodes a similar-enough pair.
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Bear in mind that it shares memory from previous chats.
There's at least two types. One saving things you tell it. Another querying recent chats.
There seems to be another kind of memory for when it does searches. May be related to Atlas. I've tried to clear bugs from this (it gets my name wrong) but it's not in the other two.
I don't say this lightly, but I don't think you read my reply or at least didn't understand the implications, especially because you don't actually argue against anything I say. You only say generic statements about justifications and logical conclusions and conclude with assumptions about RIAA.
I stated that the open internet as a whole is the commons, not any specific person's pet project, and thus, that AI scraping (or any bulk scraping done commonly and wholesale) makes it untenable for most people to keep participating. Twitter for example has gone your preferred way, mostly requiring authentication to access. There are many arguments on HN about whether that's a good move, or even a move that others could take and expect success. And that's a huge platform. Just recently there have been front page posts on HN about bringing back personal blogs, and also posts about how personal blogs not behind the great wall of Cloudflare led to TBs of "false" traffic because of scrapers, which costs real money.
I stated I think piracy, ad block, and AI scraping to be part of the same spectrum. I think the justification for ad blocking has a much lower level of burden than the justification for AI scraping to the point you need multiple IPs and argue for whitelisting as the only option to stop it, because of the amount of effect you are having.
Much like how bandwidth has different levels of payment if you use less than 100 MB or more than 1 TB, or how delivering a package that weighs 10 lbs is way cheaper than a package that weighs 1000 lbs, or how at some level of effort times repetition it makes sense to automate something programmatically vs just doing it manually. There are of course situations where each makes sense, but the expectations can vary, and the results are not always linear depending on the inputs. This all completely ignores the social aspect of it that can add a whole new layer of complexity that has it's own logic.
Scraping (or access without ads eg ad blockiing, or outside sharing of data eg piracy) has always been complained about by those that have data that people want to scrape, eg airlines or hbo or disney, it's just that now all data is data that is being scraped absolutely non-stop to the detriment of many and the gain of few that everyone has a reason to complain. It also explains why people have differing opinions.
That's the main problem with systemd: replacing services that don't need replacing and doing a bad job of it. Its DNS resolver is particularly infamous for its problems.
Seems like http://shipsafer.app is a needed app for vibe-coder founders, because they need an extra layer of protection before they deploy it to production.
> But formal validation can still work some of the time with the right people, on the right scale and kind of project, with the right amount of resources/time expended.
The problem is, it’s unclear exactly what those situations are or even should be. That lack of clarity causes us to fail to recognize when we could have applied these methods and so we just don’t. As much as I see value in formal methods, I’ve never worked with a team that has employed them. And I don’t think I’m at all unique in that.
Why this weird json output, though? Well, I figured it out - had to strip the newlines and some backslashes - but just having a few plaintext objects or files makes more sense, I think.
Amazing, I knew trains were way safer than cars, but it's almost hard to believe that hurling folks through the air is even safer than that (or I guess similarly safe now).
I kind of disagree. The more I learn about manufacturing and crafts, the more I appreciate made objects. I used to skip old furniture in museums and now I look as close as I am allowed to. Same with art, cars, typewriters and most machines.
Considering things at face value is wasting a good opportunity to truly appreciate what’s in front of you. I think that being more discerning makes you more mindful about the things you surround yourself with. That might mean buying less junk, and loving what you end up buying.
