It's pretty clear when you visit the website though.

It isn't since there is not much about what it is!

The first sentence of the main site is "D2: Declarative Diagramming - A modern language that turns text to diagrams", followed by multiple code snippets and the resulting diagrams.

I click the thingy and don't see that, I know D2 as the big language split for Dlang, I click around, I still can't tell what this is.

It's diagramming software? Like plantuml or mermaid? It says it right on the tin and with all the examples.

I am very impressed by this model so far. It's faaast and it seems to be just intelligent enough to do really well. It's UI work (simple python UI) is very clean and functional. The UX was 'there'.

+1 for exhausting. Also my experience. Very valuable when you have to write business logic or a complex feature the business will rely on.

Definitely not good for long running work and chasing bugs.

I'm glad the authors seem to have acknowledged the problem and not doing much about it :-)

Per the post, the original authors have requested that the original paper be retracted. That’s well above the bar of “not doing much”.

Actually the post is ambiguous: did the authors want the original article retracted, or the replication by Hyndman and Bisin? I hope the former!

"Finally, it should be noted that when we shared these posts with Ariely and Wertenbroch a few weeks ago, they reached out to Psychological Science to request that the article be retracted. As of this writing, that process is ongoing."

The post is unambiguous if you make it to the very end, where there are particular statements from each of the people involved.

Look for:

> Klaus Wertenbroch […] indicated that he has asked the editor to retract the paper.

That's pathetic.

How did he agree to be a co-author when "he never had access to the data for any of the studies"?

Owning the roots, the trunk, the branches and the tip of the leafs.

It also means that finding models that aren't "approved" will be dealt by other websites.

Likely the tourists are better accounted for than the locals. Numbers are likely much higher :(

This.

You could probably count 100+ people in the death zone of the border crossing video alone. The final death toll will be terrible, with most never found.

I see terminal there, is there someone working in vim yet?

FYI Gemini's version is less broken than Opus' in Safari...

We use flutter at work. When you need to target various platforms for the same code base it's extremely competent.