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Hopefully so, would really like to know what else is lost by nerfing potentially offensive responses. Can't imagine a project I'd rather work on.

I think open-assistant.io has a chance to do exactly this. We'll see what kind of moves they make in coming months though, wouldn't be surprised if they go the safer route.
Three randomly chosen districts out of tens of thousands prove little. Looking at wider statistics instead of small anecdote, we see that in addition to lagging behind countries the US outspends on education, greatly increased spending has had no benefits even within its borders:

Since 1970, inflation adjusted public school spending has more than doubled. Over the same period, achievement of students at the end of high school has stagnated according to the Department of Education’s own long term National Assessment of Educational Progress [I encourage you to visit the website for the illuminating graph of inflation adjusted per-pupil spending and test scores vs. time] - https://mjperry.blogspot.com/2009/09/education-spending-doub...
Which the M1/M2 is doing as well... It's just soldered RAM, not on-die RAM. Completely off-the-shelf LPDDR modules that are shipping in dozens of other laptops. Absolutely nothing special about the RAM at all.
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I can't wait for TolkienAPI, where prompts will have to be written in Quenya.
Looking good. Hoping in a couple of years it will be a no-brainer to use instead of Unity.
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Ask HN: Why is Gmail not filtering out a phishing scam known since 2020?
Just got a phishing email from hulu@hulumail.com. A quick search reveals that this phishing attempt has been well known since at least 2020. How is Gmail not catching this?

https://www.komando.com/security-privacy/watch-out-this-streaming-scam-could-drain-your-bank-account/738473/
https://community.hulu.com/s/question/0D51L0000782ARPSA2/email-from-huluhulumailcom
EmptyEpsilon has support for a bunch of DMX flavors as well as Hue lights and custom control surfaces, as well as an optional exposable API that can run Lua scripts on game state.

Odysseus LARP paired that functionality with a bunch of RPi Zero W-powered hardware puzzles to represent ship systems,[1] so Engineers had to physically tinker with things in order to get systems back up and running after they broke. That included things like going through crawlspaces and ladders to access certain components, digging through a printed manual when computer systems were "down".

1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IE7j1SgUpKs
Instead of git add --patch, there could be a --patch option to git commit. You can already edit the latest commit with git commit --amend, so you'd have to do git commit -p to get the commit started, and then continue with git commit --amend -p.
Stop the presses, this guy's "good friend" is the only data point we need!
Where was that? Might be interesting
OP mentions "playing around with variable-length integer encodings."

`(63 - nlz) / 7` presumably tells you how many bytes you need to read for the varint. The length could be signaled by the number of leading zeros in the first byte (nlz), and each subsequent byte could set a high continuation bit (à la UTF-8 and protobuf varints), thus providing 7 bits of information per byte.

I'm totally speculating but this is generally what I'd expect from the expression `(63 - nlz) / 7` in the context of varints. Continuation bits and leading-zero-counters are redundant but this wouldn't be the first time I've seen something encode redundant information.
I have narcolepsy and I think sleep disorders as a whole are just generally under-diagnosed. It took me years to finally find a root cause to why I just felt bad all the time.
If the superlative LLM can’t handle prompts from another provider, it just isn’t the superlative LLM.

This area by definition has no moats. English is not proprietary.

Use case is everything.
That at least gives me hope that the ecosystem will adapt quickly. And I noticed GodotSteam for instance delivered a 4.0 compatible release today already: https://github.com/Gramps/GodotSteam/releases
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This is my pet theory for why education in the US is the way it is.

Socialized child care is unpalatable. So public school starts at exactly the moment that research can come close to justifying having kids in school.

But parents need to work - so there is pressure once kids are in school to have a school day that matches the work day.

You might be able to get away with a 3 hour school day, and have the rest be dedicated to unstructured play/exploration. But you can't have child care, so if kids are in school they need to be "doing school."

So we have 8 hours of school and we need kids to be doing _school_ during that time because it can't be child care. So we create these gulags where kids move bricks from one pile to another and back all day and call it education because we've got to keep up this illusion of education.

And then we pay teachers child care wages because, under the hood, it's really just child care that nobody can call child care.
That's my feelings here as well. This winter I had -17'C for 5 nights in a row, I talked to a guy who owns a 2020 Tesla, he complained his battery storage could not go above 21% after whole night of charging. That wasn't enough range to go to his niece birthday.

Does banning diesel and petrol stop BEV manufacturers having incentives to improve? They will simply get the market for free and own it without having to improve batteries, charging speed and range.
Shouldn't they be using `data-anchor` then? If you are using raw attributes then you risk breakages.
I was just thinking about this. I've had spells (as recently as last night!) when I do want to play, but my mind is pretty tired or my mood is off and I end up dropping 50 rating points in a session because I'm sort of half-assing it. I should probably just play unrated games at these times (or just puzzles).
Probably bait and switch. They call both ChatGPT, so now people believe they will get the better old ChatGPT, but they get the new cheap and worse ChatGPT "Turbo" that they switched to recently. Fewer will realize if they no longer give you the option to use the legacy version in this API.
exactly. this isn't a leetcode problem where all you have to do is re-run the function, or do it iteratively vs recursively.
Canon is off my list. Not only did I have the usual inkjet issues with my last canon multifunction printer, but it refused to scan when it was out of ink too. That's just inexcusably and intentionally bad behaviour.
It is quite bond-villainesque if one tries to make the population easier to manage.

I think it's simpler than that. It's memetics. Bad/wrong ideas infect brains, and propagate themselves by making believing those ideas fashionable. People then act according to the incentives. Some borrow the occult concept "egregore" describe the emergent behaviour.
I always liked Winhex for this type of thing. It could dissect a structure with a c-like syntax. I found it as shareware as a kid and have never used a hex editor I liked more.

https://www.x-ways.net/winhex/
can't you do whisper stuff for free already?
>Five of those agencies determined it was “very unlikely” that a foreign adversary was responsible for the symptoms, either as the result of purposeful actions — such as a directed energy weapon — or as the byproduct of some other activity …

>One agency, which the officials did not name, determined that it was “unlikely” that a foreign actor was at fault, a slightly less emphatic finding that did not appreciably change the consensus. One agency abstained …
Added to the Ruby library here if any Rubyists interested! https://github.com/alexrudall/ruby-openai
What are the pros and cons of 010 Editor compared with GNU poke?
Interesting, another example
could be "Green methane", when produced with solar power and recycled from CO2 from the atmosphere. Either a Sabatier process or a methane producing bacteria
This is still the case. In my state growth assessment tests are given for reading and math every fall and spring. These tests don't affect students grades in any manner. My experience with my child and her friends is that no effort is given. When the test answers were recorded via paper creating patterns on the test sheet was the only effort given. Now that it is computerized, they just randomly select answers or pick a letter to answer for every question. Based upon these tests my daughter and most of her friends are illiterate and can't count. Her and her friends are all A students enrolled in honors, AP and dual enrollment classes.

In high school there are a few state level tests which effect whether you graduate. These they take more seriously.
To me, as a hobbyist, it already is a no-brainer.
> I didn't realize OpenJDK targets systems without filesystems.

To be fair I'm not sure it does, really, per se. I know embedded Java is/was a thing, though, and it wouldn't suprise me if someone somewhere tortured their own personal fork into running a test suite on embedded stuff - if only for legacy support testing purpouses.

And poking around in that directory did make it clear some tests use files containing test vectors.

> I don't agree it would create more boiler plate

To get concrete again, I consider this boilerplate:

https://github.com/openjdk/jdk/blob/9fc518ff8cadbbb731a016d8...

https://github.com/openjdk/jdk/blob/9fc518ff8cadbbb731a016d8...

And this is merely (de)serializing pure unstructured strings without any kind of data format or failiable schema beyond charset encoding, making this a poster child for exiling test data to files (probably part of the reason why it was exiled to files!)

> It makes it much easier to test many different complex and large inputs and to feed in new tests without needing to recompile.

For bulk plain text I'd agree. For codebases with slow incremental builds, structured data might also benefit from being exiled for iteration speed. Or there can be benefits to skipping having a full developer environment.

But if incremental builds are fast (a worth goal), and if full developer environment is reasonably assumed (dev-focused unit/integration testing), compiler assistance with structured data is often more convenient, and has better error reporting for syntax errors etc. than what you'll get from many/most simple and straightforward uses of deserializers.
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I applied a bit ago and haven't heard back. Is there a direct recruiting email that we could send our information to which might give us more luck?
Mirror - https://archive.is/VQsIr
You split up the audio and send it over in a loop. Pass in the transcript of the last call as the prompt for the next one. See item 2 here: https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/speech-to-text/promp...
The new Proton VPN browser extension
They have so much monitoring, a lot of pretty interesting dashboards

My fav so far is authentication metrics: https://grafana.wikimedia.org/d/000000004/authentication-met...
100% this.

Once I realized that understand is different from recall, it made a world of difference.
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ChatGPT is unreal. It's not artificial intelligence, it's kinda of a supernatural intelligence.
Wow, I just tried and it’s very easy. Seems like a huge miss of privilege escalation allowing someone with the pin and phone to escalate to full password. This should require the old password or more steps.
John Taylor Gatto (former NY teacher with multiple teacher of the year awards) had the opposite opinion to Malcolm Gladwell.
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It's a private company founded by Elon Musk; what did people expect?
Real time SBOM is something unique!
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Going electric makes more sense IMHO.

You don't have to deal with the oil supply chain that has issues, from geopolitics, wars, environmental disasters, gas stations. Instead you just slowly upgrade the electrical grid and add more renewable energy production.

If I had to bet, refuelling a car will be a challenge once it will not be economical to have many gas stations everywhere. Fossil car will still exist like we still have horse carriages. I do enjoy the sound of an old internal combustion engine, in some contexts.

Not to mention that hybrid cars are bad electric cars that are more expensive and heavier. Once you have an electric power-train and a battery, it's not much more expensive to have more cells and get rid of the old heavy fossil tech.
LLM Legend:

OpenAI = closed source not open AI

DogeLlamaInuGPT = open source AI
Twilight of the Libraries: What Gets Lost When Books Go Off-Site and Online (2022)
You hit the nail on the head there. It's hard articulating everything that feels off about it - but I felt the same way about the CHIPS Act forcing companies to provide cheap childcare to workers. I think for one, it emphasizes cheap childcare over quality childcare (and this doesn’t seem like the sort of situation where the free market will sort that out).

There’re also these conflicting ideas of children both a) being necessary/important enough that workers will sacrifice their own productivity for them; b) being a little like cattle and not requiring anything more than the bare minimum to develop into productive human beings.
From memory, the reason it deadlocks is:

1. Writing to stderr grabs a lock.

2. Part of the multiprocessing code (perhaps not present in Python 2) also grabs this lock.

3. If you fork at the right moment (which is quite likely with the loop) the lock is held by a thread that is now dead, and so now you're waiting for a lock to release that will never be released.
I love/hate that "pickle" is defined through usage. Curious to know if that name has any meaning (e.g. python pickles are for long-term storage of ephemeral data), but not curious enough to watch a video just in case that's covered.
Image reconstruction with latent diffusion models from human brain activity
I suspect that throughout history there has generally been quite a lot of 'free time'. Music and art and drinking alcohol all appear to be mostly free time/entertainment things, and I suspect a group of people who had to work for all of their waking hours wouldn't partake in those things much.

Even in nature, it seems most creatures have a lot of free time. For example, most birds seem to spend much of their time sitting in trees chirping, rather than hunting for worms/seeds. I could imagine that "I have free time to sing" is a big sexual selector - an individual who doesn't need to spend 24/7 hunting for food is a 'stronger' mate. I wonder if the same applies to humans?
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Lol. -17 is like summer compared to where I am (prairies). It was -19 this morning. My phone says overnight lows will be down to -25 by the end of the week. That is in MARCH. Mid-winter we regularly see -30 for weeks, with occasional week-long dips to -40 and even -50 (before wind chill). EVs, as a concept, are laughed at here in winter. There are a couple Teslas in the area, literally two. They hide inside heated garages for half the year. Their owners both also own pickups. One of them owns two. The tesla is just for fun, right alongside his snowmobiles and dirtbikes.
Classroom size absolutely matters, at the extreme you encounter Bloom's 2 sigma[0] around ratios of 3:1. Small classes get you two things:

1. Easier classroom management

2. More individualized education

(1) is good and has some effect, but (2) is the meat and potatoes. I will grant the effects are not linear and so haggling about 16-24 kids may not be worth it but the difference between 20 kids and 10 is enormous.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloom%27s_2_sigma_problem
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