rjtavares

I think the toxicology proverb applies here perfectly: The dose makes the poison.

There's a sponsors and partners list on their webpage: https://scrollprize.org/#sponsors

It's important to note that these efforts aren't nationalistic - they're multilateral. In fact, European nationalists are consistently trying to sabotage European efforts.

On the bright side: people seem to be moving away from such nationalistic ideas. Here's to Orban being the first of many defeats for them in the near future.

He supports Trump now, so I really doubt free speech is important to him.

Opened it just to check if Saramago was there, and indeed, he is.

For most of his professional life he was a journalist. He published his second novel at 55, only found his narrative style at almost 60, then wrote 15 novels (and won a Nobel) after that. What an amazing career.

As a non native speaker, it never crossed my mind and I was quite confused at the first comments...

Why isn't making it illegal a solution?

Skills may have have code attached to them, so in this case the formatting and converting is all code.

The value of skills is that they are attached to the context of an LLM for few tokens, and the LLM activates one when it feels that it relevant (and brings it into context). It's a chepear alternative to having a huge CLAUDE.md (or equivalent) file.

You made the right call. Skills were added to Antigravity and I immediately started creating and using them. I never used custom MCP servers, but skills were immediately obvious to me.

An example: I made a report_polisher skill that cleans some markdown formatting, check image links, and then uses pandoc to convert it to HTML. I ask the tool itself created the skill, then I just tweaked it.

I've been using Google's Antigravity (which has a similar UI) to do data analysis and making reports. Skills are really useful for that.

I guess you haven't read how the government reacted to the incident. Let's put it mildly and say: is wasn't treated as a mistake or bad-apple cop.

Just an example: "Vance said the ICE officer was clearly justified in shooting Good. The officer was clearly acting in self-defense, Vance said. He framed Good as "a victim of left-wing ideology" who was spurred by an alleged network of politically motivated groups to interfere with law enforcement."

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/watch-live-vance-joins...

No, it's because of renewables. Share of oil in total energy consumption hasn't increased since the sanctions, while wind and solar have been consistently increasing. Coal is down (again, as a share of total energy consumption).

Source: https://ourworldindata.org/profile/energy/china

Antigravity's agent manager tries do to that. For example, it has an inbox for agent updates and requests for user decisions.

Gemini CLI

Also, leasing does not prevent you from paying for the depreciation. It's just included in the fee.

> President Donald Trump could only be birthed from a distorted world where borrowing is free and future cash flows are infinite.

I don't really understand this causal link. Can someone enlighten me?

Or why it was flagged...

Wikipedia also calls Putin's war "Russo-Ukrainian War". I have no problem with either name. That's the point.

You can't be serious...

It's like arguing against the expression "Putin's war in Ukraine" because Ukraine retaliated with drones.

You can't be bullied and not respond - that's an invite for future bullying.

Besides, this isn't at all the same. China isn't adding tariffs on the whole world like the US are.

Not a fan of the immediate effect on part of the sentence (everything should be contingent on the result of the appeal process).

Freedom of speech and authoritarianism were always topics of interest for this community. I always thought it was an honest interest, but apparently it wasn't.

With how these articles are immediately flagged, HN is failing us too.

The article is in French, but easily auto-translated (and it's the best non-biased source I found).

> "I learned with concern that a French researcher" on assignment for the French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS) "who was traveling to a conference near Houston was denied entry to the United States before being expelled ," said the Minister of Higher Education and Research, Philippe Baptiste, in a statement sent to Agence France-Presse (AFP). "This measure was apparently taken by the American authorities because the researcher's phone contained exchanges with colleagues and friends in which he expressed a personal opinion on the Trump administration's research policy ," he added.

At some point we're going to have to debate where to run "western" scientific conferences. I can see Europe/Canada and US/Russia blocs emerging, I'm curious with whom other countries will align.

For full reference, here's the US list (mostly prior to Trump): https://en.m.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_people_...

Goodbye tokenization problems, hello encoding problems!

One of the highlights of any model release for me is checking your "pelican riding a bicycle" test.

Evaluation of the genetic viability of metapopulation scenarios for the Iberian lynx (2023): https://zslpublications.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...

Russia Today was banned in Ukraine in 2014 and in some (most?) EU countries in 2022.

The interesting question really is "why did Europe conquered the Americans instead of China conquering the Americas"?

And I'm pretty sure that's just the way it turned out.