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does Wayland have network transparency tho?

> Dart is a language on top of JavaScript and other languages with the mission to be the main language for the Flutter project, addressing the creation of cross-platform apps.

The JavaScript part is a factual error. Dart can compile to js. Dart can also soon compile to wasm, but most of dart code runs on the dart VM and has nothing to do with JS.

do people want this? why do people want this? this sounds very distopian.

what's wrong with webp?

the big question: is it going to be open source, tho?

got any citations on that one, mate?

The code. They didn't release a model tho, so unless you have a lot of money or get granted access to it, not for you.

kinda related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34889336.

my only nitpick is - if social media were truly a drug, as some suggest, studies asking participants to reduce time on it wouldn't work because of addiction. how do we counter this?

to be fair they really are not there yet. They are just in the "data collection" phase, the actual training and then tuning is still to do.

but hey, those are the same people who made the dataset (laion5b) for stable diffusion. I have hope.

can you please explain why?

there is

https://github.com/laion-ai/open-assistant being built in the open already. you can contribute too.

please also notice that the article you linked is about the text classifier of the frontend and not the LLM itself

you guys have an API?

vaguely kinda related. I want to like lisp for its features but the syntax is too much for me to pick up without serious time investment, which I am not sure I want to make.

are there any other languages that support for example lisp-like interactive REPL, eg analyzing program state while it is running?

from the article:

> The area has also attracted people who believe they suffer from electromagnetic hypersensitivity, though scientific experiments have shown this condition is caused by the nocebo effect rather than electromagnetic waves

> no extensions

why is that a feature and not a drawback?

if this was a discussion on generative AI, I'd agree that the cat is out of the bag and there's no stopping this now.

BUT.

what are people using deepfakes for, in good faith? can someone provide one example that isn't malicious?

the best I could imagine is maybe amateur filmmakers deepfaking their faces onto existing footage to cut costs - but it doesn't seem that this outweighs the drawbacks

that's amazing! this could be called something like a ... pyramid pattern? what do you think?

if you have people wanting SSH, there's this:

https://github.com/skeeto/endlessh

please show a language whose HashMap type does compile-time checking. I am actually interested.

while from the same company, same lab, I don't think this is what the article you linked is about. To me, that seems like a general purpose LLM and this just for code.

hard disagree. Mistyped a name? with classes you get an error on compile time. Dictionaries? only on runtime.

plus, you won't need to remember every field because your editor can autocomplete it for you

sorry, missed that.

what I don't understand is: if the plane could make contact with the satellite, why aren't there automated systems in place to send location info through that channel? can someone explain?

this is mentioned in the article. there are things pointing to the contrary, mostly that the plane didn't shatter onto a million different pieces upon impact

it seems to be constantly that way norwadays. I think they might give priority to paying API users, and of course by now there has been enough time for applications to implement chatgpt stuff.

Google buys your startup, and then shuts it down.

I was also puzzled by this one. Does he mean Java applets maybe?

I do respect artist's concerns. I have a hard time getting this one though. The ai learned that humans usually put squiggly lines in the corners, and it does, too. What is wrong with this?

I very much agree with cheat.sh! I just do curl cheat.sh/X instead of X --help and then man X and then the search for "how to do y in X"