skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Maybe we don't want to produce autonomous intelligence but only human-prompted intelligence.

What is the dopaminergic equivalent in AI terms? What may motivate the AI (as a new kind of lifeform)?

Perhaps that we want the AI to remain a mere extension of us... The motivation component coming from humans.

Then the issue of responsability for the output is also solved. It's the human that prompted the AI.
So cringy. Should we also add badges for doing it without autocomplete, syntax highlighting. Hell, why even bother with text, if you didn't develop it by punching cards then you're not a real developer.
Which FP concepts would help here?
The general rule is if you only have 1 backup, you have no backups. You need at least 2.
Google Analytics was an acquisition (Urchin)
I was having the same issue. Disabling Pihole fixed it.
Are you really expected to spread out all your day-to-day business cash around tons of different accounts just to stay under the FDIC limit? How is that meant to work, logistically?

Let's say you're a company with like 50 well-paid devs, they make 200 grand each on average, so monthly payroll for them is 50 x 200,000 / 12 = ~830,000, so you'd need accounts with four different banks to stay under the FDIC limit just to manage payroll for engineering. What about everything else?
This is still happening btw - if I quickly switch to another tab it resets the board completely, giving me a different puzzle in practice mode. This makes it sadly unusable for me.
linear app
Because many people test it once, and assume that since it's FOSS, the feature is not evolved over time.
I'm part of the faction that knows C strings, null terminated, are insane.

Free Pascal strings, are pure magic. They just work. You don't have to allocate nor free them. They can hold gigabytes.
Hmm. That's classically the job of an educator - to choose good training material, not just to let students read the internet all day. Would a ChatGPT trained on a carefully curated reading list do better than one trained on a wider reading list?

But it's more than that. A good educator teaches students to evaluate sources, not to just believe everything they read. As far as I can tell, ChatGPT totally lacks that, and it hurts.
Not all bugs are memory bugs. A memory-safe re-implementation would likewise introduce many new bugs, so it would not be necessarily better than the battle-tested current implementation.

That said, re-implementations are always cool.
So... they're using Bitcoin with GSM access, since USSD is just a service-type on top of traditional GSM... which also requires the operators support those USSD messages?
Kind of ugly in my opinion
Predation on a pygmy shrew, by the noble false widow spider, Steatoda nobilis
Can LLMs produce new content?
Well, at least we won't make AI learn on AI-generated data because that, I imagine, would deteriorate quality pretty rapidly.
I agree on the skepticism. The article says that these fishing nets just melted on the beach from high temperature, but there is no beach on earth that I've heard of where temperatures are hot enough to melt plastic. 56°C is the world record temperature, not hot enough.

The origin of these melted plastic blobs are what's interesting. People here treat the discovery as some kind of warning against pollution, but it's an oddity: something that has been found in only one place.
1. There is nothing to stop someone putting this on >10%-AI generated material.

2. The same argument could be made for "Not with a Computer" and invalidate this website based on identical principles.

3. The future AI brings is a huge unknown, but as we've seen with every major technological advance so far, it's never been nearly as bad as the most fearful and skeptical thought it would be at the time this was unknown.
TLDR: If you don’t know what database to choose, then choose a relational database (MySQL or PostgreSQL). In the majority of cases that would be the right decision, in the remaining few cases you can migrate to MongoDB later.
who would rely on only one vendor and repo for his data?
But you’re not distributing the font. You’re not doing anything bad. “font-family: ‘Copyrighted Font’” is not distributing the font, and so is not copyright infringement, you’re just telling the browser to use it if it’s already there.

Disclaimer: Not legal advice
I realize this is in jest, but to point out the obvious, ML (AI is such a bullshit term. ANI/AGI/ASI, etc) models are trained on human written text. With ANI or AGI, this rapidly devolves into a chicken or the egg scenario. You know what else does? The cold war & arms proliferation. By the time ASI is actualized, humans will no longer be writing at all and languages as we know them will be obsolete.

There is a lot of evidence that language drives cognition and there have already been instances of ANIs creating their own efficient languages. Imagine that the year is 2040 and euclidian encryption is augmented via transcoding into AI languages to safeguard against quantum computing or replaced with quantum-resistant algorithms altogether. A turing complete quantum processor was actualized a few years ago, or we just finally figured out that ML and the probabilistic nature of Quantum Computing are a perfect fit. People tend to vastly underestimate the rate of progress over 10+ years.
As I said, I do use Synology :) And iOS. So maybe not the best person to answer.

Nevertheless, Nextcloud keeps offering to sync my photos, and I think it also does that on Android.
What is happening with the USA?
Holding a citizen's money should be illegal at all times no matter what's wrtiten in the contract.
Is the goal of NLP for the model to actually understand the language it is processing? By understand I mean having the ability to relate the language to the real world and reason about it the same way a human would. To me, that goes far beyond NLP into true AI territory where the "model" is at the least conscious of its environment and possesses a true memory of past experiences. Maybe it would not be consciously aware of its self but it would be damn close.

I think LLMs have essentially solved the natural language processing problem but they have not solved reasoning or logical abilities including mathematics.
oh no?!

so finally the tech sector is experiencing themselves what they have done to other lines of professions for the past decades, namely eradicting them (rightfully) with innovation?

well same advice applies then:

* embrace, move on and retrain for another profession
* learn empathy from the panic and hurt
Love it!! But you've GOT to improve the sharing feature. This is a great, accessible daily game. Connect it with Facebook, or at least give people something they can cut-and-paste without having to open an email client!

And the information you provide below is good (it provides a bit of "braggy" info without giving the answer away) but I would make it more conversational, e.g., "I beat Dad!" and then "I beat Dad again!" and then "I'm on a roll... I beat Dad 3 times in a row!" and add a call to action like "Can you beat Dad too? Try here: https://dadagrams.com".

The "Dad" emoji is chef's kiss. Definitely keep that in the share message.

For reference, here's the current share message (minus the great emoji, which apparently HN does not support):

#dadagrams14

Today: Won by 2 points

All time: Winning by 2 points

Daily streak: 1

https://dadagrams.com
They obviously never thought they'd hit a $10-40B valuation or whatever. They've obviously been more successful than they ever imagined so are now trying to lock out competitors to be able to bag the payday.
> But there's no "glory" in support. there's glory in making something new, everyone being amazed, world-is-changed-forever.

Glory is where you place it. And Google, like most of those Companies nowadays, are putting glory on the simple path of new creations, not the hard path of everything else.

> Are you more impressed with a CV that says "invented iphone" or one that says "worked on iphone 2 to make it better than iphone 1"?

Neither. If you have a speck of competence, you will evaluate actual skill, not the outcome of a whole team's work, of which you were just one screw.

But if you know history, or care for your companies future, I would be more interested in the second, because the first iPhone wasn't really that impressive or groundbreaking. The later iterations had more substance for the company.
> If humans rely solely on AI to generate content moving forward, any new content generated by AI may just be recycled content from the past.

To be honest, I’d struggle to find any human content that is not recycled from the past. I guess we are still better than AI at remixing sufficiently novel combinations of concepts but I think much of this AI content aversion comes from some kind of phobia, or an unwillingness to admit humans are shockingly unoriginal.
I don’t think a video of a meteor is a science video. It’s simply a phenomenon.

The scientific method or institutions are helpful for understanding it but it’s not inherently scientific.
A similar project https://ai-label.org/
Thank you for your perspective. It's frustrating from the outside with the lack of progress (or even acknowledgement, really), and it feels like nobody is working on it (or cares). I'm sure they're hard problems, but on the other hand I'm sure Google has lots of smart people, and they have sheer endless resources and own pretty much every part of the user journey and the stack, and the attacks aren't even sophisticated.

Amazon had a similar issue a while back where well-rated seller accounts got hacked (or sold?) and started offering vastly underpriced premium items with text added somewhere to get in contact with the seller, trying to get people off of the platform. But to their credit, they dealt with it pretty swiftly, and I'd consider it a solved problem, I haven't seen it since.
Ctrl+F "content" -> 31 matches. I disagree with your diction which makes me doubt the overall veracity of intent here but good luck with your efforts to promote differentiation.
While I get what they mean by "tabular JSON", that's a bit of a misnomer.
These people always earn money. Even when they lose, they earn.
Isn't that OK? You should be able to find some reasonable workflow around using the recognizer to tag the photo in its EXIF/IPTC metadata, and then load that into the organizer.
"Barrack Obama passed away on Jan 20th; Obama was a senator from Illinois and the author of several best-selling books" is also correct. At some point an omission is so glaring that it becomes egregious.

That said, I believe the significance of Snow's 1854 findings were not yet widely appreciated in 1858, and in this case the omission in the original obituary seems understandable and reasonable.
I may never understand the appeal that luddism has to certain people.
Everybody but you and I, that’s who.
From consumer’s perspective they don’t care where it came from. In commercial setting(read: 99%) it’s always get stuff cheaper and better. AIGC fits both, the only better options is run faster than the waves and hope it don’t take you(i.e. “learn to code”)

This is the “disruption” we tech and VC has been talking XR/Crypto/5g/metaverse is about. Except it came with large body counts for those who are directly impacted by SD/Llama in the wild,
One of my worries that keeps me sleeplessly awake at nights sometimes is the possibility of solar flares wiping out storage/data -- at my bank, on my hard drive and what not. A sufficiently strong solar flare can essentially put us back a few centuries electronically, and a few millenia socially, instantly.

Wonder if there are stress tests on cloud storage that account for this possibility by means of adequate insulation or whatever it is that can counteract a solar flare.
that link's broken, I think you meant https://lobste.rs/
Because SQL (Structured Query Language) is the language used to access/manipulate the data, not the name for that kind of data. There have been, and are, many databases, which essentially use tabular data, which are not SQL database.
A Face Recognition Site Crawled the Web for Dead People’s Photos
Smells like everyone in github

I got told I was insane for backing up github. I clone all our github repos daily, zip them up and stuff them in S3
Something like a GAN?

Will probably end up something similar though.
You never run out of toner in a cartridge. Just give it a shake for another lease on life. It’s like Zeno’s paradox. You just have to shake it increasingly often.
I'm almost certain that many, many times in history we've been afraid of new things... and those things had bad consequences for millions of people for decades, while benefiting a minority of people, with mixed result at the end.

The way industrial revolution happened did "crushed" million of people for decades for example...

Even the impact of tractors (the way we used it), which seems consensual, are much more mixed than what you say, suppressing millions of job (often without direct replacement), and leading to agricultural practices that decreased the production per hectare (!), required more chemical product with questionable impacts, soil quality decreasing...

We are not all in the same boat... the same change can crush million of people and make the life more agreeable for million of people
Kubernetes is based on Omega, which was an attempt to replace Borg using a more distributed architecture. Borg uses a single master with elections, with the replicas serving as hot spares.

Source: I was on Borg-SRE at Google for ~six years, then worked with Kubernetes at Stripe for ~five.
but is it better than the dog's bollocks?
We are talking about plastic in the environment. Your personal choices will make no difference in this problem.

There are other problems where personal action on an individual level can make positive change, but this isn't one of them.
Started out interesting but devolved into a anti-"woke" soapbox. Can you prove that attention to diversity negatively impacted companies? The only evidence here seems to be more of a correlation-causation fallacy

Sure one can overdo "diversity" to the point of hiring incompetent people for diversity's sake. But striving for diversity can also be a way of finding and developing untapped human potential in less represented groups.
Can't really see the forum without a login. Anyone can just copy/past it here?
Plot twist: as these models increase in function, complexity and size, behaviors given activations will be as inscrutable to us as our behaviors are given gene and neuron activations.
The usual thing in this case is to call it the 7th highest-scoring word (but call all of those above it the highest-scoring)
If they are swapping common out for preferred, and I don’t know that they are, the functional result is dilution even if the number of shares stays the same.
Knowing Amazon retail / services support, their data is gone and they'll be lucky if they raise anyone at all.

If you pay $15k a month for AWS enterprise support, you will find someone who may or may not be able to help you within 6 months after misinterpreting the problem and having to raise your account manager and wave your hands around.
Aggregating in one big chunk can be good news, if it is treated as a garbage collector and if the garbage is removed. If the plastic isn't removed, then it will be an eternal source of microplastics. I can't see how that is a good thing, unless some fish, bacteria or plant knows how to eat that plastic and make it into something harmless. I doubt that this will act like a plastic-magnet for the microplastics in the area.
No, using AI to write is basically having it do everything for you. It's not a tool it's a replacement. In the years to come several hundreds of thousands of jobs will begin to disappear from copywriters to fiction and non fiction writers. Replaced by roles such as marketers to historians. It's not photoshop for photographers is just going to push the vast majority of people wanting to pursue these fields out of the market.
I say we should all carve text on stone tablets. If it was good enough for God, it should be good enough for us.
It's arguable that saying "EY has a very shallow understanding of ML" is even lower than ad hominem (which is DH1) on the pg scale [4], since pg specifically gives "The author is a self-important dilettante." as an example of DH0.

[4] http://www.paulgraham.com/disagree.html
took the words right from my brain
Series K,L,M rounds,or venture debt or trading to $0
> I just think that purely from a technical standpoint, allowing a bot to praise Hitler, Trump or Stalin are pretty much the same thing, as the undesirable parts of their policies are about the same.

What? Are you for real? - not just trolling? This is a childrens story-book understanding of the world. What echo chambers have you been stuck inside? How did you become so radicalised?

For you to accuse anyone else of propaganda, when this is the narrative you're repeating is frankly astonishing.

It's not the first time I've encountered people who speak as you do, but it's shocking every time it happens. How did this happen?

As a Brit watching all this with dismay, it makes me wonder - how can America go on like this? - when so many people say that they sincerly believe that a new incarnation of Hitler was a sitting president for 4-years. If this is truly your view of your countrymen - half the population of the US who voted for him, how can the country continue? The best we could hope for is a peacible parting of ways, and a two-state solution.

> They were all into populism, nationalism, authoritarianism, propaganda and a cult of personality -- how could an LLM tell these people apart by just analysing the raw data?

The LLM was able to tell the difference very easily, because Trump, Hitler and Stalin are all completely different. It took human intervention to deliberately impose these rules to prevent the LLM from drawing a distinction.
this all feels a bit dystopian...
Umm...font loading is blocking. Not in a bytes transferred way, but in terms of user experience. Text disappearing for a font to load is not a good experience.

Unless the website is an art piece, portfolio, or something similar, where the typographic design actually matters, I'd say the system fonts are a better choice.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_thread
This is how it has always been. This is reality. This is basic human nature. Shaking your fist at the sky and being mad at natural human interactions is silly. Please stop.

The most important thing you can do for your career, for a successful and fulfilled life is to get good at interpersonal relationships. Don't be a weird, anti-social shut-in. Your family, your community, your society are the most important things in life. This is good. This is healthy.
1. Because it doesn't use SQL syntax.

2. Because it's closer to an amalgamation of the standard shell scripting tools (cut, sort, jq, etc) than it is to a SQL variant.
If you discontinue Google Play you discontinue Android so it won't happen. OK, you could extract the app store and discontinue all the other parts that I know exist and I never used, or split them in two, apps vs media. The app store is going to stay until Google will support Android.
Why not just keep your money in a brokerage account instead of a cash savings.
Bon Appétit!
Not by AI is going to be the new Artisanal.
Don’t a few countries have a law/code for photoshopped models for instance at the moment?
https://archive.ph/dbKZ7
Many banks these days have zero commission brokerage accounts, in which you can hold T-bills or money market funds. Not a lot of reasons to use a "savings" account.
I don't have a definitive answer, but for a clue, my fuzzy memory seems to recall that it was recorded in an interview in the 50's, sometime after Oppenheimer lost his clearance. The clip appears in the film The Day After Trinity, so there may be some indication in the credits about the source or when that clip was filmed.
How Useful Are Popups?
Pop-ups are bad and have a negative impact on conversion, but at the same time I see many cases that they improve the conversion and user jorney of the site with their help. What do you think?
I don't think it's possible to build a moat around models at all. The model architectures are public, and there are already distributed group training projects so the compute isn't a barrier. The only moat is data.
Exactly this. The vast majority of art is unoriginal and derivative. That doesn’t mean it’s bad art, just that it is not revolutionary.

So what? There are a handful of truly revolutionary artists each generation. Faulting AI for producing merely good and interesting art is missing the point.
You'd generally want each of those 7500 machines be a full-sized server. No point running Kubernetes on tiny VMs, since its purpose is to provide bin-packed scheduling in a datacenter.
I'm pre-2020 but freecodecamp.com was the resource I used and it's still a good one today. Maybe even better. Even if you aren't going to do web development as a main focus, it's the quickest and most universal way to whip up a UI at this point, so it pays to know web tech, and the basics of programming are similar across disciplines. If I may butcher a metaphor, you're going to be learning the ABCs at first, so it doesn't matter much what genre you're hoping to write.
> If humans stop producing new content and rely solely on AI, online content across the world may run the risk of becoming repetitive and stagnant.

Yeah, because the Netflix catalog, for example, is not repetitive and stagnant.

These current advances will enable anybody with a unique idea to produce content. We are right before an immense explosion of human creativity.
I guess I neither feel that "this is fine" or "this is terrifying".

The truth is we ultimately don't know what the consequences will be. To your analogy, this really could be more of a match than a forest fire. We just don't know.

I'm not trying to be dismissive though... It's concerning for sure, but I don't think we know enough to be terrified. Although, I'm happy to be corrected.
At least for code, git being distributed means that there's always multiple copies with typical workflows.

For example, in addition to the copy on GitHub whoever pushed last should have a completely current copy. And everyone else working with the repo should have something pretty current.
> The bold warning is cute, but have you seen cigarette packaging in Europe lately?

The warning served its purpose quite well though - the majority of people including smokers concede that smoking is harmful. If they are still smoking despite that, it's on them.

The same cannot be said of cloud services. Very few people outside of tech think that the cloud can fail (whether technical failure or just randomly ban you for potential unspecified violation of ToS), so the same kinds of warnings would be useful to spread awareness.
I love this. I keep a diary but, because it's private, I can skip a day, or a few days, without regret. I like the accountability of it being 'public' (even if no one but me finds it).

I do a better job with "Just draw" and "Just play music" although I don't publish those online either. Now I'm thinking maybe I should.
Isn't a lot of our critical stuff backed up to tape drives still?
Thank you for the heads-up, I forgot to turn that off!
start feeding it fake intel.
So they can be easily accessed on multiple devices and shared with other people.
Both. Java has records for products, sealed hierarchies for sums, and offers pattern matching over them. See https://www.infoq.com/articles/data-oriented-programming-jav...