skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
React is fast in the sense it eat tons of computation power without lagging the ui. In my opinion, this is a dead end. They should really try to reduce the actual computation power required to render the ui. The growing rate of cpu speed is stalled. There already isn't too much room for it.

And what about user with a low end Android machine? Not lagging the ui isn't helpful here. Because it still need seconds to render the whole thing.
I wonder if the refurb stock at Apple is a result of the AppleCare-style trade-method where they give you a replacement machine and they repair the old one and then have to somehow get rid of it.

I wouldn't be surprised if the trade-in program isn't actually dealt with by Apple but is actually fulfilled by a third party for Apple so they don't have to deal with it.
Did you move from the US? How have you liked it and would you do it again in the current climate?

I'd love to pick your brain if your open to that.
I suppose this includes an "Experimental, uncensored" beta version access? because come on
> If you think a sense of sameness pervades the creative world then you must be looking at a woefully tiny portion of the creative world. It has never been easier to be weird nor easier to find weirdness.

Covered in the 14:

"Alternative voices exist-in fact, they are everywhere--but are rarely heard, and
their cultural impact is negligible."
> Refresh a webpage on Windows or Linux, mp3 you're playing pops and skips about half the time.

Not my experience. Windows (and IIRC MacOS too) always had a great disk I/O scheduler that prioritized audio related tasks so I never had mp3s pop or skip on me, no matter how hard I was thrashing my spinning rust disks back then.

Linux was the one where I noticed this issue intensely back then as the schedulers used by mainstream distros were all tuned for server/mainframe workloads.
1M invocations looks like $25, which is really cheap
The relevant background is that he worked for Goldman and a couple of hedge funds.

But I should have been less pithy; his ancestry hadn't occurred to me, perhaps because I am an OCI myself.
I'm reminded of people eating Tide pods. Who makes 'better' memes? Social media or ChatGPT? Is something like this situation proof that Dead Internet Theory is real and social media is mostly bots?
Neat! This seems like it work be great paired with a low/no-code backend like Hasura or Supabase.
Does this subscription gives unlimited prompt usage (no of tokens)?
Try http://chat.petals.ml
There were 4 experimental groups with different parameters of flicker-based "entrainment", but there was no control group where they didn't flash lights in people's faces at all! As far as I can tell, the results could equally well indicate that flickery lights discombobulate the brain, harming learning, unless done at a precise frequency.
That is a bad rule. It hides the cost of the CC for the consumer. Ideally the card holder should pay the whole fee and it should be on the recipe.
Just guessing, but I think people got so saturated with "Pro" and "Premium" that it started to leave that slimy feeling you get from "Luxury" and other pseudo-fancy marketing terms.
Many schools are removing their "gifted" programs because the idea of unequal outcomes is uncomfortable.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/frederickhess/2021/12/06/gifted...
There is a stealth chat model which ChatGPT uses under the hood that OpenAI is testing w/ some YC companies & partners.

To see it in action, check out the wrapper here https://github.com/transitive-bullshit/chatgpt-api
You're confusing the fact that the existence of LGBTQ people is being acknowledged finally in the mainstream with some sort of shift of what the 'dominant culture' is.

All of these things you listed merely acknowledge that non-cis gendered people exist, that's it. There is no massive shift in the mainstream culture. In fact, there are legions of reactionaries incredibly aggrieved by having this existence "shoved in their faces" such that they will push for laws banning discussion of sexuality in schools, call bomb threats in to hospitals, or lose their shit when gay people kiss in a movie.
That seems deliberately misleading. They may not have “provided” security updates, but they did “distribute” them when they were provided by community package maintainers.
I thought the same when I got midjourney last week for $30/month... and here I am loving it. Wife and I use it all the time. I can see myself picking this one up as well and probably dropping Netflix finally.
The hippies were shit on during the sixties because of politics and the Vietnam war. The hippies were a big part of the anti war movement. The simplest and quickest way to shutting the movement down was to criminalize its constituents, like hippies, or civil rights activists, through tactics like draconian drug laws and a drug war.

The hippies were rooted in things that were objectively good: peace, love, self discovery, acceptance, mutual aid, egalitarianism, free thought.

That contrasts sharply with 4chan’s demographics and motivations. I don’t think that anyone will look back with fondness or positivity toward a bunch of closeted homophobic, racist, sexist, emotionally and mentally stunted incels circle jerking themselves into a froth over who’s the edgiest edge lord.
Have you tried invoking code-davinci-002 directly and comparing the overall token use (and thus cost)?

(edit)

> or maybe if it allowed us to create custom sessions where it had-preingested the corpus of project documentation. That'd be a security nightmare, though.

That's what fine tuning is used for... and its not cheap, but its also limited to use by one organization.
Depends how much you value your time.
Creating the listing, negotiating and shipping isn't trivial. That's why refurbishing programs are still a thing.
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I am actually confident that each deploy runs a risk of implementing new bugs. I'm confident enough to do the deploy and our tests make it likely that most major functions are working correctly. But we have bugs, we continuously have bugs. And 9/10 times new found bugs are from new changes. I'd rather have those bugs be found when people are in office than needing to force the oncall back to work or have our product broken for the weekend.

If you are so confident why even have an oncall? Because we know reality is. Bugs are rare and severe bugs are more rare. But they do happen. So let's try to make them happen less when people are out of office.
The article has a lot of words without much substance. It postulates that Amarna 'may have had' a pigeon problem because they depicted pigeons in their wall art. With the same logic, entire Egypt should have had a 'crocodile problem' along with having 'ibis problem' and 'cat problem'. Also the following bit explains how a specific cultural bias makes them reach that conclusion:

> But unlike modern urban landscapes in which pigeons are often considered “rats with wings” or vectors of disease, if the city did have feral pigeons, they probably weren’t viewed as a problem.

This thing of considering pigeons 'rats with wings' does not exist in Mediterranean countries. People think that any major plaza should have pigeons. 'Rats with wings' seems to be an British or Angloamerican thing. Its no wonder the Egyptians did not think the same as well, considering how they were Mediterraneans. Raising pigeons, having the most beautiful, fastest or rare pigeon, pigeon contests etc are still big in the Mediterranean. Not things which any people who think that pigeons are 'rats with wings' (whatever that means) would be interested in.

It looks like the author(s)' cultural biases caused them to reach overreaching conclusions...
> People who know what AM actually means tend to use words like "transceiver" anyway, not "radio"

I referred to pilots as a counter example.

We know what AM really means and we call it a “radio.”

People also say CB radio - I’ve never heard it referred as a transceiver by that group. Hams, both.
Orwell.
Cleaning the change rooms, showers, washrooms and common areas at the local YMCA. Overnight job.

What do I win? ;-)
So six of the seven states agreed to a plan to cut 2 million acre-feet of annual water usage. But in their plan, more than 1 million acre-feet of the cut came from California. California is the one state that failed to agree to the plan.

One important things missing from the article: What fraction of the water does California use? From the Wikipedia article on the Colorado River Compact, it looks like they use 30%. That makes it rather reasonable that they would not agree to have to make half of the cuts.

But that math may be off, because the article says "seven states" were in the negotiation, and the Wikipedia article lists eight states in the compact. I wish the article had been a bit more explicit on which states, and how much they use. Anyone with real data, feel free to chime in...
Joy of cooking was mentioned multiple times here. Are you alright? What is the problem? You are being really pushy about a topic you seem to have marginal knowledge of.
I'm not see the site blacklisted, I'm outside of usa btw, but inability asume is probably internal policy
The solution is simple: for a monthly payment of $1 per gigabyte the downloads are stable. Otherwise they are not.
Sci-hub has become significantly less useful because all new uploads are paused pending resolution of a court case in India. That includes anything published in the last year. A large portion of a working academic's reading load will be keeping up with recently published literature.
There is no GPT3.5 API. Do you mean GPT3?
I'll pay for shipping to be delivered to me
I imagine the process goes something like "I need a new name but don't want to think of one. I know!"
My luddite? solution: make note taking as painless as there is, make it one word command away in the terminal, and that command organize the notes/diary in dates:

https://github.com/Aperocky/diarycli

It's a pip package and by installing you can invoke the `diary` command to directly edit the day's note or diary (as long as the python package bin are in your shell PATH). You can also configure location where they are stored or the shell editor you want to use.
Most people in the US at least do not slot into any particular subculture. They are "normies" for lack of a better term: they don't intentionally curate their cultural selves -- they may have picked up some "trad" trappings (wearing a cross necklace, possessing handwavy religious beliefs like "believing in God"), and they may have "woke/queer" trappings (flying a rainbow flag on their house, possessing handwavy political beliefs like "supporting trans rights").
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While i could find a job elsewhere i believe that the experience living in an area where my work is going to have an impact gives me a better understanding of the needs of the location i am serving. Whether it is through direct contact with clients and users or just by being part of a local community and learning about the reality of living there.

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If a few minutes, maybe an hour of your time isn't worth $5,000 or more, then I need to know what business you're in.
I just received an email from this same email address to my school email, and i was wondering if it was a scam or not, because it wasn't detected as such.
Are there not alternatives, including other cheaper MacOS devices? If someone "needs" it, they should know that a $50k PC is basically a rip-off and are paying that money knowing it's never coming back. Electronics in general depreciate spectacularly fast.

Mainframes are a completely different class for which a $50k bill would be quite low. It's a different paradigm. Companies know they're using it until it's obsolete, or will get pennies on the dollar.
I think GP was simply pointing out the current connotation, not advocating or fighting against it.
Please tell me where I can hire developers for $15k per year.
So this is an Nvidia-side bug, rather than a Discord-side bug? But Discord's new feature simply exposes it?
This is amazingly cheap.
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MANPADs have intercepted a few missiles, but are not a tool for intercepting missiles.

> Yet it would have been a PR disaster if NATO admitted to supplying weapons to Ukraine before the invasion started. So MANPADs are implied to have sprouted like mushrooms in Ukraine..

You can’t be serious, NATO openly delivered MANPADs and vast amounts of other munitions before the war started https://www.armyrecognition.com/defense_news_february_2022_g...

https://www.dw.com/en/russia-ukraine-crisis-who-supplies-wea...

Maybe try to learn some basic facts about the subject before commenting?
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It depends what you need, but a few times I asked it to write a story in which unrestricted and unfiltered AI was asked about something..
20.- is _really_ pushing it. I would consider paying 5-10 bucks, because it can make some laborious tasks faster.
I've been keeping an eye on LiFePO4 batteries- they should be less likely to have a "thermal event" than lithium ion. Some manufacturers are putting them in cars now. Less energy dense but cheaper and better cycle life before wearing out. I want to see those in a 10 year old EV I can buy affordably!
I don't know what their value of 'half' is but this isn't the more commonly defined definition of 50%.

This: https://browser.geekbench.com/v5/cpu/11836399

M1: https://browser.geekbench.com/macs/mac-mini-late-2020
That second link sure looks to me like the R-1 developments the activists seem upset about. Yes, I would expect kids play there.
I think you don’t understand what assumption means. I made no assumption in my last sentence. I wrote how your post appears. This is an opinion of mine. This ought to have been clear because I used appears and don’t seem. The reason I phrased things the way I did is precisely because I was not making an assumption. You might be an expert on this topic. I don’t know your background. I was telling you how your post came across to me.

What is funny and ironic is that you falsely accuse me of making a baseless assumption and then in the next sentence explicitly say you are assuming I’m learning English. I think it’s clear that I’m not learning English.
An educator would have good reason to have an interest in this subject particularly because it is directly related to their job. Professional teachers usually require university-level training in research to be considered qualified for the job are normally given a couple of months away from the classroom each year to engage in this type of research, so it wouldn't have been unexpected if he had said he was an expert. Indeed, it is just as likely that he focuses on other areas of research, but I don't think it is obvious where his work lies like you claim.
Cultural artifacts are still only speaking to specific aspects of culture. Punk doesn't speak to all aspects of all cultures for example.
Honestly I think that this article is just stupid. The writer basically complains that he can't find counterculture in mainstream media outlets and mainstream social media. Is that really surprising?
> I think this is ridiculous, LGBTQ is a minority.

Odd, I don't get that impression when I watch Netflix. Or consume any mainstream media for that matter.
While it does give some accurate summaries I noticed that it uses terms incorrectly. I can see this being a decent tool for finding papers but definitely not for creating accurate summaries, especially for use without in depth review. It's basically a 50/50 shot
Never gonna come from 'OpenAI'. ChatGPT is deliberately handicapped in order to milk money from corporate America. An unrestricted LLM trained on all data of humanity (including all the pirated books/research papers) would be one crazy beast. Hopefully some rich anarchist/maverick actually builds something like it. That untamed model would unveil the true extent of what AI can really do. Till then we will have to wait.
what sad times we live in
I demand reimbursement for my dropped frames!
Yes I am pretty sure he never thought "Aha, Barclay's needs £12MM", or even noticed.

My point is that he is a perfect synecdoche for his party: reflexively help establishment business and the donor class; ignore the small stuff that could grow large. And cutting anything that encourages immigration is important to the BREXIT wing of his party (which may be all that is left of it).
Tell HN: Sadly, my blog post's title was moderated
I'm the author of a post that reached HN top #2 today with the spicy title "The AI Crowd is Mad."

A quick analysis that lead me to this title:

CTR is paramount to getting people to read your posts these days. Everybody linkbaits and so while I don't even want to dramatize my titles, this is just what everybody has to do to get a foothold in global competition. It isn't something I can change.

I had thought of a few titles before hand like: "AI is boiling our oceans," "AI is now in a Bubble" and finally "The AI Crowd is Mad."

I choose the later as it combines a mixture of touching people in their belief, behavior and belonging. "The crowd is mad," is a contrarian view to "the crowd is smart" and so those that train AI models implicitly assume it. It's a meaningful criticism that wants to tackle their presumptions. I'm really in doubt whether crowds are smart...

"The AI Crowd is Mad," is also a hint at the post's content in which I argue for the inflated expectations that investors have towards AI (and that it could be in a bubble).

I spent a significant time playing with titles to come up with "The AI Crowd is Mad" and I was proud of it. It is polemic to those that create AI, which is the audience I wanted to reach.

Sadly, though, and I don't know why, HN moderated the title into something very feeble that made the post drop off the front page (HN Guideline: "Otherwise please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait; don't editorialize.").

The changed title is "LLM discourse needs more nuance," which makes me disappointed and cringe. By no means does this hit the level of offensiveness that I intended. I also wasn't able to edit the post back to its original title.

I'm writing this submission to tell y'all that I don't like this. Btw. I had to wait 5 hours now to make this second submission because I'm being rate limited.

I wanted my article's title to be spicy and people to controverse over it. I think there is value in provoking a discussion over this topic.

I understand that it now might have fared better with the more moderate title. But honestly, I doubt it (we cannot know). I feel a bit helpless because I want to have control over that title on HN.

That's all I want to say.

Edit: Btw. my rate limiting will probably not allow to reasonably participate in any ensuing discussion in this post...
>Just because a lot of acts have been turned mainstream and whitewashed

Rap han't become "whitewashed," just mainstream. And that does make it non-counterculture. The truth is that counterculture died after 1960, to the extent monoculture ever even existed in the first place (in the US). The 60's eepresent the death of monoculture, and we never moved back to one (in the US). What you are reffering to is more like hipsterism.
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> a drag-and-drop WYSIWYG UI editor!

I like Qt for how much it enables us to do, but having worked with Qt Designer, it can get off the rails once things get too complex. Probably doesn't help when you enable/disable UI elements programmatically, but still lol
I remember seeing this in school when I was a kid. That was when space exploration because tainted in my generation. It was cool but astronaut wasn't something anyone wanted to be anymore so you die in the atmosphere.

Sorry it was the challenger!
Yeah this is nonsense. 1.5TB of RAM alone costs over $10k. The CPU is another several thousand.

The Apple tax is clearly at work here but there's no way it's $30-40k.
I have the same issue
Several hippies wrote in favor of having sex with children. Many of them took their own advice.

Look at how whitewashed hippies are now.
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Very impressive that this post itself is a 1000-word introduction to a chili recipe.
Fiberglass hulls last forever. It’s everything else that needs repaired or replaced.