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This is more about lp(a) type of cholesterol which is largely driven by genetics, and barely responds to lifestyle/diet.
lp(a) is not part of routine blood tests - you probably didn't measure it unless you specifically asked for it.
No, that's been mainly due to RLVR.
Pretty sure they did it to themselves with terrible policies and moderation. AI was merely the final nail in the coffin.
Interesting to compare with MathOverflow which has distinctly different policies (only research-level questions) and professional community: https://data.stackexchange.com/mathoverflow/query/1953768/st... - also falling lately, but by a factor of 2-3x from peak rather than 1000x.
Not only shingles vaccine: https://www.gavi.org/vaccineswork/eight-vaccines-linked-lowe...
German economy does comparitively well within the EU.
That's well in the past. It's at the bottom in the EU by GDP growth now, and little hope for a come back.
Someone reportedly made it into a source of passive income.
"Set up my OpenClaw to report people to the IRS for tax fraud... expect to collect over $500,000 this year" https://x.com/camolNFT/status/2043463812267811272
They just ghost you if you aren't chosen, good luck proving anything.
I had no problems subscribing to stuff through wise or revolut cards. Both are prepaid as far as I'm concerned - they won't let me spend above my account's balance.
Do you realise that China is a downgrade in life quality wise?
For whom?? Maybe for the filthy rich, but certainly not the average citizen. You earn way more money in the US, but for life quality (unless dollars is all that matters to you) between them even I'd pick China. Come visit it once, don't get fooled by online echo chambers.
Trend following - everyone's jumping. And bad economy.
Happening already. My new claude max account got instabanned after just a few messages asking it to debug some stuff for me, that they felt like a TOS violation. Nothing remotely controversial. The main model didn't even complain, some dumber background censorship model flagged it.
Lucky you. My new claude max account simply got instabanned. All I asked it was to build node and V8 "to investigate some node crashes" (the part I think it overindexed on) and look into a few diffs. And bam, "An internal investigation of suspicious signals associated with your account indicates a violation of our Usage Policy. As a result, we have revoked your access to Claude"
They are even worse than Google, which at least doesn't ban your whole account if you search the wrong thing.
Founder & CEO at stealth startup
Don't we all stand on the shoulders of giants?
Nothing new. Classic joke goes like
$100/hr standard rate
$150/hr if you watch
$175/hr if you help
$250/hr if you tell me how to do my job
You can prompt an LLM to generate tests from the spec and I'd bet it would easily get most of the way there, especially if you give it a reference implementation to test against. I did just that, though on a small scale - just for feature tests. The last few percent would be the real challenge, you probably don't want it to just imitate another implementation's bugs.
More like 8th. These pass nearly all Temporal tests as well: v8, spidermonkey, libjs, boa, escargot, kiesel, jint. Almost there: graaljs, yavashark.
They really did manage to benchmaxx test262 and beat everyone at it. In my testing (all engines with experimental flags in same conditions on full test262):
99.5 jsse
99.1 v8
99.0 spidermonkey
98.1 libjs
97.4 escargot
97.3 jint
96.4 boa
95.0 graaljs
93.2 kiesel
92.1 jsc
82.8 quickjs
82.5 quickjs-ng
82.1 xs
80.1 brimstone
77.7 nova
74.6 jerryscript
66.5 sobek
65.5 goja
If you can make it run in a standard qemu/libvirt VM, you likely should be able to ship that VM in the browser as the site I linked demonstrates.
Only problem I see is, does it need custom hardware/drivers? If yes and you can make hardware passthrough work with qemu, perhaps you could host a VM instance on a server and ship some web UI or RDP client for users to connect to it.
You can run just run whole Windows with IE6 in the browser these days thanks to WebAssembly: https://oldweb.today/?browser=ie6. It even works on my phone.
Eh, marketing fluff. This is more like it: https://oldweb.today/ - browse old web (from archive.org) with old browsers (in Wasm)
A better way to celebrate 30 years of their browser would be to just open source it. Code's been leaked and irrelevant today anyway but still.
Eh, it's been cheaper and better for a long time to just demolish and rebuild rather than deal with neverending issues at major fixer uppers. Robots probably would be able to do uncomplicated cookie-cutter builds in a decade or two, there's just too much money in the construction sector that AI companies looking for the next big thing to disrupt can't ignore.
Found this gem today: https://github.com/pmatos/jsse/ - "An agent-coded JS engine in Rust. I didn't touch a single line of code here... didn't even create this repo by hand -- my agent did that."
Passes 99.96% of test262 - that's more than V8 & co!
Security / Finance. People aren't going to trust slop to make critical decisions for a long time.
Any niche areas - once you venture outside of topics/tasks well represented on the Internet and GitHub, even frontier LLMs still quickly take a nosedive.
Try `node --harmony-temporal`
VPNs are widespread in Russia, so they probably misattribute a good chunk of the traffic.
"By 2025, about 41% of Russian internet users were relying on VPNs — one of the highest adoption rates in the world." [1]
[1] https://cepa.org/article/blocked-and-bypassed-russians-evade...
But memory bandwidth (bottleneck for LLM inference) is only marginally improved, 614 GB/s vs 546 GB/s for M4/M5 Max - where is this 4x improvement coming from?
I think I'll pass on upgrading.
Eh, didn't even Microsoft give up and just shipped a React-based start menu at one point? The range of "native" on Windows 11 is quite wide - starts with an ancient Windows 3.1 ODBC dialog box.
For now, Electron still makes sense
A few years ago maybe. Tauri makes better sense for this use case today - like Electron but with system webviews, so at least doesn't bloat your system with extra copies of Chrome. And strongly encourages Rust for the application core over JS/Node.