Hacker Newsnew | past | comments | ask | show | jobs | submit | est's commentslogin

Here's how it started

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Poon_Hiu-wing

A guy commited homicide and walks free after 19 months in jail.


And those "Free Hong Kong" protesters were for him, not against him.

I used to search on google.ca exclusively with disabled js and cookie

Until the day it no longer works. Sad.


Stackless python had such potential, it could be extremely useful in Agent era for long running tasks with durable state.

modern Python went in a somewhat different direction with asyncio, but with tasklet and continuation it could be a much powerful combo.


> modern Python went in a somewhat different direction with asyncio,

I'll say more, it went the wrong direction. I see async thing in Python as a step backwards. For some reason Guido heard of Twisted and deferreds and somehow got influenced by it, and here we are with "async def" and "await" sprinkled all over the place.

I mean, we had stackless, eventlet, gevent, we could have started something from that. We even had the example of Erlang and with a much better concurrency pattern. Go went with goroutines and channels and in retrospect made the right choice, not as good as Erlang/Elixir imo but still better than sprinkling async everywhere.


Very cool article. I had a similar idea where "fact checking" should be real programs for logic correctness.

But IRL it's too vague. The exploit hunting is a better use case.


Models are now having much tighter integration with harness.

It's gunna to happen anyway.

We are sailing into the age of vertically integrated intelligence.


I find we are using AI wrong.

AI shouldn't be "helping" with homework. AI should be the homework.

Start with any topic or problem, students should be encouraged interact with AI, and learn stuff using Socratic method.

Teachers should rate the chat session instead.

And iterate the process to high profeciency.


I like the old MSN/GTalk "presence" idea

Type your current status in a bar.

And the thing that aggregates them? Twitter.

People like to peek into what others are doing.


I side with your opinion. CSS is bad for UI layout (maybe good enough for text-flows idk)

... opens the SO link

yeah there's no answer to it (even if someone does, it would likely be closed by 5 others)


seems like AI out of max_tokens


> but zero proof

The repo gave you guide and benchmark of how to tweak ds4 pro for better performance, with a clickbait title (Fable 5 level), what kind of more proof do you require? More benchmarks? Reports for media outlets? STF model on HF?


Guidelines | FAQ | Lists | API | Security | Legal | Apply to YC | Contact

Search: