I've never heard anything about a change to British spelling. Sounds like nonsense.

Carney is the most popular politician Canada has had in decades. The opposition party is starting to fall apart (two members defected, which means Carney's party is one seat away from a majority).

Whole thing sounds like an attempt to manufacture an 'Obama beige suit' moment.

I'm not sure if I have the right mental model for a "skill". It's basically a context-management tool? Like a skill is a brief description of something, and if the model decides it wants the skill based on that description, then it pulls in the rest of whatever amorphous stuff the skill has, scripts, documents, what have you. Is this the right way to think about it?

One proxy might be to look at the upvote counts for each of their respective latest release HN posts.

Eg, this post has ~50 (though only posted an hour ago)

Rails 8 had ~550

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41766515

> True, it is deliberately misleading.

It's not misleading, this article has nothing to do with finding life on Mars.

> If humans ever build bases on Mars, they will need systems that can provide oxygen without constant resupply from Earth

Have you READ the article ? Or just misinterpreted the title and then commented ?

CRDTs are something you still have to write by hand, I finished creating a custom sequence based CRDT engine about 2 months ago (inspired by diamond types) and it was hilarious to ask Ai for assistance.

It's interesting when you are working on something that:

1. Is essentially a logic problem.

2. That LLMs aren't trained on.

3. That can have dense character sequences when testing.

4. To see how completely useless an LLM is outside of pre-trained areas.

There needs to be some blackbox test based on pure but niche logic to see if an LLM model is capable of understanding and even noticing exposure to new logics.