skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The US is going through the same extreme as the USSR did, just in the other direction. I'm sure given the nature of extremes there will be some similarities on the journey to the outcome even if the overall outcome might end up being different due to the US heading off the cliff in the other direction.

We definitely have a situation now where employer pays as shit as possible and workers provides the shittiest effort as possible.
Aside, but what compels you to write in this LinkedIn broetry style?
This is obvious, but for some reason some people want to believe that magically a conceptual framework emerges because animal intelligence has to be something like that anyway.

I don't know how animal intelligence works, I just notice when it understands, and these programs don't. Why should they? They're paraphrasing machines, they have no problem contradicting themselves, they can't define adjectives really, they'll give you synonyms. Again, it's all they have, why should they produce anything else?

It's very impressive, but when I read claims of it being akin to human intelligence that's kind of sad to be honest.
That's a tough question even for me. The answer it did give me was to steal something online. Which was better than anything I was thinking. What did you have in mind?
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since UBI does not mean "unlimited consumptions for everyone" but some people will definetly want to consume more than others, and assuming with rampant automation there will just be basically zero jobs available exclusively for humans I generally wonder what humans will do to get more money to consume more? It seems like were just moving to some new kind of feudalism which is kinda scary.
The current generation of glasses (such as these Nreal Airs) use a birdbath technology which requires a tint. The next generation of waveguide glasses won't require this but they are currently not as good visual quality, especially for reading text. They are also a lot more money. Everything is a trade off right now. The next couple of years will be transformational.
Wouldn't that make the product illegal in Europe unless they disclosed it? Or is this some secret SIGINT thing?
The 32k tokens version should do fairly well on such codebase. I don’t know if it’s the one used in ChatGPT.
I understand the purity constraint as the need for idempotency of the rendering function.
Is that right?
Slashdot user ID measuring contest? Okay I'm in: #130x

The last time I was in such a contest I started out very proud of my low number, but was quickly and thoroughly beaten many times by people with numbers down to the single digits...

Oh well, I was an early user of the WWW too, using Mosaic. Before that: nn and gopher.
I think it was borderline defensible for them to not release the weights, but now they aren't even telling people the size of the model.

From their website:

>Our mission is to ensure that artificial general intelligence benefits all of humanity
My question was in response to the statement "Neither a human can solve the halting problem."

There's an interesting article/podcast here about what computers can't do: https://mindmatters.ai/2020/08/six-limitations-of-artificial....
Gpt4 posted above: edit: which is still wrong !!

To solve this puzzle, the man must follow these steps to transport his belongings across the river without any of them being harmed or eaten:

The man takes the meat-eating goat across the river first, leaving the vegan wolf and the cabbage on the initial shore.

He then returns alone to the initial shore.

Next, the man takes the cabbage across the river. Upon arriving on the other shore, he leaves the cabbage but takes the goat back with him to the initial shore.

The man then takes the vegan wolf across the river, leaving it with the cabbage on the other shore.

He returns alone to the initial shore.

Finally, the man takes the meat-eating goat across the river one last time.

Now, all his belongings are safely on the other shore: the cabbage, the vegan wolf, and the meat-eating goat.
In my experience: Twitter is a flood. At some point you just disengage because there's so many responses coming in and you can't answer them all. So you answer none.

Unless you get in early on a reddit thread that explodes, you will generally only get 2-3 replies per comment at most. Usually none, sometimes 1. And that's how you get into arguments.
Having decimated the income streams of newspapers and culture -- literally, that industry's revenue is down tenfold from its peak 25 years ago -- gotten all you simple minded normies addicted to shiny glass rectangles as your primary source of truth and morality -- we are busy ushering in an age where all writing, all knowledge, all decisions regarding eduction, social mores, romantic relationships, mortgages, law, and thought itself will be performed for you by politically slanted AIs. For your own safety.

Although, you might find since times of yore ancient Howard Beale type actual techies have foretold of this dark dystopia and tried their best to prevent it. Their warnings falling on deaf ears.

The enshittening is ushered in by the managerial types, the MBAs, the marketing folks, run of the mill code monkeys and designers in fedoras. The enshitting is ushered in by the eager consumers, the influencers, the professionally outraged, and you.

This is/was the website for hackers. The type who disobey and mock the system for what it is. And lemmings for what they are.
Have you tried Pulsar or Redpanda? Both seem mature enough and provide decent performance to probably meet your needs. What I hear is that Redpanda is a lot easier to manage than Kafka.
Thanks.

For context, here is your original comment:

> If you look back at the GPs comments you can see some that were flagged/closed recently, a few that were downvoted and also a good number of threads that turned into meta threads with others posters that get downvoted. So looks like someone who has been targeted for limiting or additional moderation.

Talking about me in the 3rd person in a subthread (I am here, would you talk about someone in the 3rd person if they are in the same room standing next to you?), to purport vague, unproven statements, which IMHO are exaggerated, and which imply that I'd be someone who "had it coming" is not really "providing" something here, at least not providing help IMHO.

It's rather feels like condescending gossip and badmouthing to me.

I was asking for the numerical limits, not judgement of my character.

But to be honest, I am appalled by the attitude of the comments in this thread as a whole, so take what I say to you personally with a grain of salt, it is biased by the condescending behavior of the other people in here.
Right, maybe that's that. But I still kind of struggle to understand the "piece of mind" argument.

I don't buy the most expensive version of everything I buy just to have piece of mind. I buy what I believe makes sense, and update my beliefs when I see results.

In this case I will try Kagi and see if that works for me or not.

This said, I don't like the variable automatic payment idea. I hope there will be a way to fix an upper limit, and to just prepay to add money on the account.
We support both!
You're not wrong but I think many people still have an intuition informed by a pre-silicon-capacity-crunch era, it cannot be taken for granted that the demand for GPU / TPU will be met over the next few years.
Something else is going on. Before it just ended the conversation if it didn’t like it. Or it would retroactively remove its response.
Again, this is why I bring up reading the room. You're likely to find a subreddit for discussion making coffee, even if it's been asked 100 times before, but it probably won't be /r/coffee.

In /r/sanfrancisco, yea, asking "hey, i'm visting SF so what should I do?" is misunderstanding the subreddit. It's for locals.

Even for locals, many do not like the regular discussion of the very real socio-cultural issues facing the city. There is a regular push to "make this subreddit something that creates content for me" but that's not really what reddit is about. It's a place for people to share created content, it's not a curated news feed for users.
Manipulating the DOM with C++ means one doesn't have to write JS at all, and can use C++.

Even things like TS still rely heavy machinery to translate ts to js.

I don't really know how TS works and if it puts the generated JS in cache.

Well brython is already quite fast already, so I don't think a WASM version would be worse.

And python performance is not such a big problem, it's up to developers to write faster programs instead by picking relevant modules and not writing low-level code. Python performance has already improved a bit, and performance is rarely a real problem in software anyway.
We know that the relative location of the tokens in the training data influences the relative locations of the predicted tokens. Yes the specifics of any given related tokens are a black box because we're not going to go analyze billions of weights for every token we're interested in. But it's a statistical model, not a logic model.
So here we have a robotic snake floating in mid-air capable of both changing its shape and manipulating objects with precision.

In other words, it looks like one of those special-purpose robots shown in the background of a Star Wars movie.

We live in interesting times.
I think what they mean by "resolve this" is "make it error-free". Your claim that "it isn't necessary to show every permutation for it to solve one it hasn't seen before" doesn't really contradict their point.

For puzzles whose entire permutation space is semantically similar enough, your claim is likely true. But for puzzles whose permutations can involve more "human" semantic manipulations, there is likely a much higher risk of failure.
Panspermia is a great idea and we should be initiating it by sending the hardiest DNA organisms everywhere!
Alternative take, people loved them when they didn't know much about them and thought of them as smart, but then they opened their mouths.
I have a genetic condition that the medical establishment is particularly bad at treating. I've had tons of productive arguments on reddit about it.

If you're just arguing who's who in the Karpman Drama Triangle, those arguments are never productive, even outside reddit. Those are more about status than facts.
The "twitter files" is just a happening Elon Musk and some "journalists" cooked up to get a following among the QAnon/MAGA crowd.

Sure, maybe some of the tweets are real which would make Elon Musk an asshole for leaking his ex-employees' communication to the public.
Reddit wasn't recently bought by someone who fired 80% of the staff.
Designer leather jackets boutiques world wide are rejoicing.
Why is the 32K context only twice as expensive as the 8K context?

Are they using sparse attention or something? I don't think flash attention on it's own can explain it.

EDIT: Oh right, if the cost is per token so if you actually fill the context then it is 8x more, which makes much more sense.
This is hilarious. The point of a task like a welcome email is that they _take effort_.

I can’t help but think that an example like this shows how far Google has become like Microsoft in the 2000s. A bunch of rich, middle aged managers that have spent too long in the alphabet soup.
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Does freedom matter when there's nothing left to do?
>NXP i.MX8M Plus

>Cortex-A53

The SoC uses a microarchitecture that implements the legacy proprietary ISA (ARM), yet is much slower than the RISC-V SiFive U74, which is already available in SoCs such as the JH7110 used in VisionFive 2.

Sad choice in 2023. I'll be skipping this otherwise appealing device. Maybe a future cpu module will be based on a SoC based on the open standard ISA.
oh neat, thanks for the heads up
> 172. First let us postulate that the computer scientists succeed in developing intelligent machines that can do all things better than human beings can do them. In that case presumably all work will be done by vast, highly organized systems of machines and no human effort will be necessary.

> 174. On the other hand it is possible that human control over the machines may be retained. In that case the average man may have control over certain private machines of his own, such as his car or his personal computer, but control over large systems of machines will be in the hands of a tiny elite-just as it is today, but with two differences. Due to improved techniques the elite will have greater control over the masses; and because human work will no longer be necessary the masses will be superfluous, a useless burden on the system.
If you have photos and personal stuff in a Kali installation you're doing it wrong, Kali isn't supposed to be a day to day OS, some time ago your default credentials were root, so yeah, they changed it some versions ago but still, that gives you a look as how it should be used.

EDIT: If you want a daily driver OS but need some Kali tools without installing it as a second boot or VM you can use the Kali Bundles which are repositories ordered by type of tools.
Offpunk: An offline first command-line Gemini/Gopher/Web browser
Bought a pair of these glasses, Nreal Air, a few months ago. I find them useful for laptop coding without straining my neck. It's awesome to see more creative use cases for them!
Also (for those like me who didn't know the rules) generating legal Othello moves requires understanding board geometry; there is no hack to avoid an internal geometric representation:

> https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reversi

> Dark must place a piece (dark-side-up) on the board and so that there exists at least one straight (horizontal, vertical, or diagonal) occupied line between the new piece and another dark piece, with one or more contiguous light pieces between them
Exactly, IMO a good rule of thumb would be:

If a project is appropriate to be built as a multi-page application (MPA), then HTMX can be added to it to give it some SPA like qualities (without having to resort to JS coding).

Moreover, you can implement HTMX along with support for graceful degradation, ensuring that the app continues to function even when JavaScript is disabled.
It's a request for the following to be valid

enum X {
A,
B,
}
fn foo() -> X::A {
X::A
}

which helps a lot when composing state machines. In the meantime, you can indeed do what you propose:

enum X {
A(Foo),
B(Bar),
}
struct Foo;
struct Bar;
fn foo() -> Foo {
Foo
}
Wow, a plesant little watch. I can imagine this also being hooked up to a text to image model and an ElevenLabs voice to really set the DM theme.
> Don't plant things too close to each other or to fences.

This issue was drilled into my head with the tracts of new homes in Boise; that 5-10 years later had plant beds were overgrown and too crowded.

> When you put a pile of something somewhere, temporarily, make sure it's not a problem if it is actually there for the next five years.

Haha, good advice! I can absolutely see where this will happen.
At least the exposure happened at the beginning of the AI adoption curve. Thats a first compared to previous fads. Recall it took a long time for society to wise up to Uber/Airbnb relatively speaking(as an example). It will be interesting to see how society reacts given that the scam was exposed early this time.
> In order to show lack of understanding you need to provide a clear test that ChatGPT would fail but a human would pass.

But that's literally what the top comment in this thread has just done. In fact there are dozens of examples in this HN comment section and thousands more readily Googlable online. It's very easy to clearly show that ChatGPT is a total bullshitter.
> I bet there's a quite a bit of profit in there

Is this profit-seeking pricing or pricing that is meant to induce folks self-selecting out?

Genuine question — I don’t know enough about this area of pricing to have any idea.
Hmm, can the average developer get even 1 out of 45 right, without practice? (zero shot)
What are you on about? This is exactly what LLMs like GPT-3 or GPT-4 can and will solve. It just takes some time. But the capability to understand, reason about and execute via API calls such simple instructions has absolutely been demonstrated. Getting to a shipped product takes longer of course.
Fascinating, tell us more
You can check the status here: https://www.redditstatus.com/
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Unpaywalled: http://archive.is/vGZXG
Yeah I think it doesn’t exist.

In theory a solution would be something like:

clamp(0,(var(--perceived-lightness) - var(--threshold)) * Infinity, 1)

But most browsers don’t support Infinity. I assume that GitHub can find a suitably large number to put there though. (Maybe I’m wrong though because of precision issues elsewhere).

Another potential solution would be with sign but this function is also largely unsupported
Then why did you complain about your mental health in your post?
>the Ukraine crisis is clearly a local one

Genocide is very rarely a local crisis.

"Russia isn't genoci..." Yes. Yes they are. They are committing genocide against the Ukrainian people by all legal and colloquial definitions of the word "genocide".

Here are several hundred instances where Russian politicians and media figures called for genocide: https://www.justsecurity.org/81789/russias-eliminationist-rh...

If the United States invaded and tried to annex Canada through sham referenda held at the point of a gun after a years-long campaign to vilify them as commies, promised to destroy its national identity, and relocated its children south of the border for Americanization and reeducation, people's tones would be very different.

> but western propaganda portrays Russia as wanting this

In the above link there are several hundred official statements from Russian politicians confirming that they indeed do want this.

With links to the statements.
Leaded petrol was known to be harmful by the very person who drove the manufacturing process. People working with the stuff were known to not last.
Exactly. Though Visual "representations"(for lack of a better word) of English do exist in dialects like SEE(Signed Exact English), which is obviously not the same as ASL.

I'm sure other signed languages have rough equivalents in their regional areas as well. I know Mexico has a few different signed languages, though I only have passing familiarity with 1 of their signed languages and it's definitely not a representation of Spanish.
This. The maintenance of many experimental populations is because you can't "spin up and spin down" animals like you can an EC2 instance. Perhaps you need functional colonies. Or specific lines of animals, etc.

Science isn't done via single experiments - it's done by chains of them.
I feel the question is, should we be making this worse with unreliable AI.

Currently AI seem to have 2 weaknesses, it’s quite bad at reasoning and it hallucinates.

Yes, humans screw up reasoning too but at least they try. AI like ChatGPT seem to skip critical thinking altogether - there are examples of ChatGPT contradicting itself multiple times in a single conversation.

Then there are hallucinations. When people don’t know something, most just say they don’t know. AI just can’t seem to help itself but make up complete BS that it confidently try to pass off as facts.

P.S. Frankly I think the 2 might be related. AI can’t “sanity check” it’s own output.
I haven’t took the time but I should. Redpanda is written in C++ and I tend to prefer safer programming languages, redis being the exception.
Yeah, from my perspective, the fact that it is large isn't the problem. The issues is that we can't seem to get anything done. Politicians --of all denominations-- stopped working for us and towards solid long term objectives for the benefit of society a long time ago, decades. Their focus is firmly aimed at winning elections and opposing the other side. We, the people, well, we don't really matter, all they want is our votes. Stupid us.

A prime example of this is the "high speed" train here in California. They said the bill was ten billion. We are in for over a hundred billion. What had been built isn't finished and it isn't even high speed (I think it tops out at around 50 mph). The whole thing is a disgusting example of just how dysfunctional we have become as a nation.

And so, I look at the idea of having to, say, double, our power generation and distribution infrastructure and the only equation that balances out in my head says: Good luck. It will never happen.

I hope I am wrong. A sign of this would be for these people (politicians) to finally get their heads out of their behinds, work together and put forth a solid 25 year plan to materially expand our power generation and distribution. A plan that is executable, not some hand-wavy thing that will never happen.

Anyhow, I don't want to be a pessimist, yet, I can't see any evidence of anything that might lead me to believe this nation is capable of the great things we accomplished in the past. The Hoover Damn could not be built today. We could say that about almost every large scale project going back a century or more. Can you imagine proposing to build the Panama Canal today? Right.

In this context, we are waving our hands and talking about 300 million electric cars and 100 million all-electric homes. Part of me things "C'mon. Get serious".
I pay for ChatGPT Plus and have paid a fair bit in OpenAI API fees; I don't care that they are making money. The problem is the openwashing, not the monetization.
Show HN: 80s, a minimalistic HTTP server with hot-code reloads
If they are tooled for it, it's for sale.
No...

Some people loved them when it was cool, some people hated them.

Some people hate them now that it's cool, some people still love them now that it's cool to hate them.

People are fickle and stupid and life is not that black-and-white.
How to tell if AI threatens YOUR job
It would be only a matter of time before a non-human would be found out for not understanding how to relate to a human fact-of-life.
Seems like something that could be calculated and baked server side
interesting prize, I wonder why they fix that it has to be radix-2 NTT, using higher radix speeds things up an order of magnitude on GPU (granted I am using a 256 bit field, so it might be more memory bound)
Yes, US needs to provide free health care to the world.
(If that's not possible -- everyone could move into the US).
From the blog post: "A minority of the problems in the exams were seen by the model during training, but we believe the results to be representative—see our technical report for details." They have a chart where they broke out results for the model with versus without "vision" i.e. having trained on the exam questions before.
Can you point out where in my comment I said that Russia is not the country responsible for the war?
Even the smaller subreddits tend to have lots of groupthink. There’s usually a prevailing viewpoint on any given sub and anything contrary is downvoted to oblivion.

Maybe I’m not looking at the right subreddits though, who knows.
There are no “relations” between these companies, they are literally one company operating under different names to be less visible.

Source: ex-employee.
It's not like I strung you along like an ad-infested youtube video about how to get rich quick that ends with buying my book... "I read this site." It shows up on the front page, I make note and see how long it takes to go cockeyed.

(You really should buy my book though. It doesn't exist and never will but I promise it's the most riveting thing you'll ever read.)