skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> I hope I haven't disappointed you with my usage :-)

Not at all! My software is built to serve. I'm simply delighted that people have use for it.

I know about one user that uses it for their finances. While that's terrifying for me, it should technically be safe, as long as they don't divide.

And really, your use is an awesome use! And it didn't terrify me.
Wow, Journeyman project brings back memories.

I got this game for Christmas and wasn’t really bright enough to get through the whole thing at 7 but it was a really interesting game that I’d forgotten about until now.
Well these tour operators do pay for track access and pathing just like other TOC's and the rest of the railway will just need to get on with it.

Also when it comes to rail tours such as this there's at most two tours a day operating and they're very seasonal, and maybe running four or five times a year each. So a couple of these trains a day across the whole network isn't exactly impacting the network that much.
NOTE: Banks have a maximum of $250k in insured deposits
Good thing we doesn't have "cute authoritarianism", just "cool authoritarianism" like Ring, Palantir, CoD and Top Gun. How insightful.
I thought a judging system that scored your driving based on others driving around you might get people to change their behavior, especially if the score was linked to the cost of driving in some way.
One of the most common bit of wisdom I've heard from older folks is to ignore the news. Don't read the newspaper, don't watch TV news, don't listen to radio news, etc.; they all say nothing in them is worth our time.

It's among the most useful piece of advice I've ever had.
Base size would be over the past 5 to 7 years or so. Market share is usually one year.
Thank you! I'm always delighted to hear that people use it.
C# has interior pointers as well and it is a language with a precise, moving garbage collector. The deal with Go is that is has a concurrent mark-sweep collector, so it is non-moving. Given the non-moving collector, it is significantly easier to reason with than a moving collector. Hence, you would have a lot of unstated assumptions (about whether the collector moves objects or not) baked into the runtime that would need to be fixed. You probably can't use a moving collector in Go like G1 or ZGC or LXR without non-trivial refactoring.
I suspect as with many things the quantity plays a factor.
> and I'm pretty sure that NaN addition, while resulting in a NaN, does not need to preserve the original bit pattern.

"it be complicated"

Except for certain operations (fneg, fcopysign, and fabs are all defined to only affect the sign bit, to the point that they're an exception to the sNaN-always-signals rule; and there are a few operations defined to operate on the NaN payload information), IEEE 754 generally says no more than a qNaN is generated. There's a recommendation that NaN payloads propagate, and most hardware does do that, but compilers actually typically don't even guarantee that sNaNs are not produced by operations.
This is bad. It is a negative feedback loop that becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy of negativity. We see it happening already with mass media being responsible for stoking tensions between superpowers in order to “be first” in reporting something (even if they have to redact it later), or in order to obtain click revenue. We need to stop the tabloidification of the 24/7 negative news machines everyone is holding in their hands right now.
You're interested in reasoning? That's so cool. Here ya go, something I've been reading earlier today because I need to add some references about deductive, inductive and abductive reasoning, particularly in the context of logic programming (you know, reasoning with computers) to my thesis:

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/321596989_Abduction...

Don't let the Researchgate link discourage you. It will pretend to ask you to login but it will open the pdf anyway.

Why am I posting this? Because all you guys keep talking about "reasoning" this and "reasoning" that, and I don't think that word means, what you think it means.

Reasoning is a very specific thing and we know very well how it works. Can ChatGPT reason? I'm afraid you'll just have to read up and figure it out yourself.
This is a really expensive and roundabout way to have discovered a better mouse trap.
Tradition easily beats science when it comes to diet because food science hasn't progressed far enough yet. I'll eat as similarly as possible to the way my great-grandparents ate, disregarding any contradicting health recommendations, which have always been wrong so far. The most scientific explanation I can give is that humans have evolved around their diets, which I recognize as a hand-wave.

This works for nuts too. If people were fine with nuts for so long, I'm not going to believe that it's suddenly a problem. They made a first-world problem, and it's going to take more studies like this (this is just one) to conclude that scientifically.
RAM disks are an old and well-established concept. I'm not clear on what this 'product' adds to them.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAM_drive
Hype valley?
"Speaker Coach - now with AI" isn't that far-fetched, given Microsoft's relationship with OpenAI and how quickly they did the same with Bing/how hard they're now pushing it

https://support.microsoft.com/en-au/office/suggestions-from-...
"I think ChatGPT is just kind of bullshitting at this point."

This line sums up the entire problem with these tools for anything concrete, like analyzing input data, writing code, producing a series of particular facts, data analysis etc. Much of it can be right, but whatever isn't makes the whole output useless. You'll spend as much time checking its work as producing it yourself.
I don't understand the pivot back to SSR. Tearing down and standing up the entire DOM and page memory between navigations is just unnecessary work. Little things like maintaining scroll position in the page's navigation bar meaningfully improve usability and are only achievable with a SPA-based approach. This doesn't discount the challenges of building SPAs: bundle sizes, performance, etc. can be concerns if not managed. That's true of any application.
It had made me write tech tips that I frequently forgot in past, and recurrently wasted days to find them back
I mean, it's similar to a Google Doc or whatever for sharing ideas and tutorials, but I get a much prettier URL. And it saves me from writing the same post over and over on multiple forums. And I once helped someone find information about an obscure toy line.
I didn't bookmark them, but I recall comments from ten years ago predicting that 50% of the workforce was going to be replaced by AI in the next ten years. Fast-forward to "the future" and the reality is AI has left without a job a grand total of 0 people. The grandiose promises we're hearing now concerning AI are nothing new. They were laughable then, as they're now.
The COVID response not including Medicare4All is the “Sandy Hook” of healthcare for me: if we didn’t do it with a Democratic Congress and President during a national pandemic, it’s not happening any time soon (like meaningful gun control post-Sandy Hook).
1968 was the year of The Mother of All Demos, in which the "mouse', a 5-finger keyboard, a regular keyboard, and a video display with collaborative editing and video conferencing was demonstrated by Douglas Engelbart and Bill English. Engelbart's lab ended and some of its team members departed for Xerox PARC.
They're not sending their best
can you profe to me that the physical space between everything isn’t?
PS- What tier is Apple for supplying CarPlay for 100s of makes and models, and expanding.
>BBC is one of the best news sources around.

If I was drinking coffee my monitor and keyboard and mouse and desk would be ruined right now.
Without the government, the obvious conclusion is that individuals should take it in their own hands and start taking action against the owners. Deflating the tires and vandalism come to mind.
The article in the OP talks about logical replication in PostgreSQL 15, how is this outdated?
Memfd: An Example of Haskell and C
Kotlin has no community process and is the work of single company. The dev experience is mostly bound to IntelliJ. Java is picking up the slack every release and actually innovates over Kotlin in new features.
It hasn't directly influenced my career, but hiring managers and interviewers certainly mention reading it and I'm sure it indirectly influences hiring decisions.

In addition the specific post about my ankle fracture is somehow one of the most popular when searching for "ankle fracture blog", and I've had at least one person reach out to me who also had a fracture and were comforted by my account.
Bored software engineers just want to keep making changes rather than moving to a new problem space.
If physical reality is quantized, which many believe to be true, then the state of all all reality can be described symbolically. Therefore, a large enough language model could conceivably model physical reality. At some point, we could construct a LLM powerful enough to manipulate the lowest level quanta of reality given a description of the manipulation in another language. The tricky part is resolving ambiguity, as the only truly unambiguous description is the direct description of the changes at the sub-atomic level.

What is the language of the human mind? Of consciousness itself? If a LLM can learn that, perhaps we will build a technology that takes an intention and is immediately able to manifest the corresponding changes to reality to satisfy the intention or desire? When we get there, perhaps it will be time to look inward and do some of that spiritual inner work we keep putting off?

What’s exciting to me about LLMs is they seem to be one step closer to this vision, with all the peril and all the possibility that comes with it.
35K in CA.

So don't hit that Rolls in Los Angeles.
Was he wrong to oppose the Vietnam war?
the biggest problem with SPAs is none of the devs making them seem to remember how nice it was to open different pages of a site in different tabs. it's all horribly phone/tablet centric. middle-clicking doesn't even pop links in new tabs because they break basic browser features. you're lucky if you can even tell what's a real link and what's just going to rearrange your current page.
gamecube/wii didnt have pixel shaders, all the fancy effects had to be designed around fixed function TEV unit and multitexturing tricks
My '08 MacBook has calculations via Spotlight.

Not to mention the screenshot tool (including Command-Shift-4, Spacebar) that works immediately upon keypress unlike the new Windows built-in screenshotter. Of which it doesn't hide its own UI properly and may leave a small 1-pixel bar at the top of your screenshot! It's insane how poorly crafted Windows is, and yet it flourishes.
Typically with SSR, only the initial load is server rendered. Subsequent navigations are client rendered.
I had a collision with a car while riding an e-bike last week; I was going straight when the car, in the opposite lane, turned right in front of me to enter a parking lot. I tried to stop but ended up running straight into their front fender, sending me over the handlebars.

Fortunately for me, it was a sedan, and I landed on the hood with nothing more than a few light bumps. If it had been a truck, or an SUV... I'd have gone straight into the side, probably hit my head, bounced into the street, who knows what.
I like to watch my favorite local news station. They have a lot of minor stories that never make the National media. Although there are local issues like murders, thefts, and controversial topics. It’s still a huge downgrade from the rage inducing large outlets.
I try to read your new posts when I get the chance.

Half the time, I find them really interesting and an interesting perspective on corporate psychology.

The other half of the time, I read them and have no idea what you’re talking about, which leads me to worry that my trajectory in my engineering career is doomed to insignificance, because I never have any of these meetings with execs or high level people like the ones you describe.

Do you have any guidance for people like me, in the second scenario?
The problem is not the validation but how it’s handled. A client should allow any input to the server and just inform the client that it‘s erroneous. If the input isn’t valid the server will know it. If not that’s a bug.
Your audience can easily dwindle if Google or another popular email service marks your email as spam.
I don’t think the author understands what a SPA is.
Your page suppose that the 32k context window fits 24k words and 48 pages of text. This is incorrect, as OpenAI has already stated about 90 pages of context in 32k tokens.

GPT-4 tokens are likely larger and average around 7 characters per token in practice, as is the case with OpenAI Codex (as opposed to GPT-3's four characters per token).

This would result in 224,000 characters of context vs 128,000 characters (at 4 char per token) for a total of 84 pages of context. This is closer to OpenAI's own reporting of "about 90 pages of context."
In the US there are strong incentives for light trucks / SUVs and that's the result we see - they're the most popular vehicles. In Europe / Japan the incentives are different and we see an entirely different class of vehicles on the road.

The point is that marketing and incentives matter. Trucks are not objectively better, they are subjectively preferred among certain demographics in the US because of marketing. He addresses very clearly that manufacturers make more money selling SUVs due to regulation - so it tracks that those are the vehicles pushed by manufacturers
I like the idea, it's clear to understand. However your business is at the mercy of these large messaging platforms (for now) - I'd build a standalone client as well - as you only have text chat, it's not a big additional effort, and you could cater to people not using these platforms. I'd change the "can you remind me of my long-term career goal" example with something not so unrealistic. Good luck!
The shell script you linked is indeed the raw weights, but if you have the storage space you can download them and use the llama-cpp repo posted here a few days ago (https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp) to compress them, the 'Usage' section of the readme worked for me.

I'm using a not-that-new Macbook Pro (intel, 16GB memory) and was able to run the 7B and 13B models that way, tried 30B but it seemed to hang.
One thing that can help with certain scenarios is to think of it like debugging. "I thought when I did X, Y would happen, but instead Z happened - let me figure out why".
Very true but does HN count? Would you be happier without your daily influx of GPT news and tech layoffs?
I haven't seen an American road like that on previous discussions about urban planning in the USA. It's interesting to compare with an urban road in Europe. It's been painted very similarly -- narrowed lanes, regular "25" numbers on the road, the unwanted lanes turned into car parking. You can find that all over Europe in places where there's not much budget but speeds need to be reduced.

But the main difference is the length, and the straightness.

I'm afraid I don't have any solutions.

Possibly it's still a bit wide -- the middle could be painted as a 0.5m wide hatching rather than just a single/double line, or maybe bike lanes could be fitted between parked cars and the existing kerb, but that is probably tight.
> Not everything needs to be weaponized. And some things need not to be.

And some things need not be done at all.

Could you imagine being a being with human level intelligence but trapped in a pig’s body, because science?

Or The Island of Doctor Moreau as a warning and not a playbook of “things I want to do with my career”.
And even big sites built by well paid engineers that should know better (I’m looking at you Microsoft Azure!) have these issues! Sometimes middle click works. Sometimes it doesn’t. Sometimes right click open in new tab works. It’s so damned annoying.
A small but overly financially and socially influential group of people believe they can hide behind "empathy and sensitivity" to promote government mandated discrimination, corporate-government collusion of mass censorship, and the sexual abuse of children. What is in fact a great sign is that more and more people are quietly discussing among themselves as to whether they shouldn't harm that small group of woke individuals in order to secure their own safety and liberty.
It depends on the game, but if they require the Epic launcher it will automatically open the Epic launcher and run the game for you. No need to keep it always running or search multiple store launchers to find which store you purchased X game with. They're all in one place.
Realistically, no property is going to be perfect when you buy it. If you're a homeowner, renovations can help take it to the next level, ensuring it ticks all your boxes. Remodeling will also boost your home's value and enhance your overall comfort. That said, renovations are costly and time-consuming, so it's important to know what to expect—especially if you've never gone through the process before. This beginner's guide explains what homeowners should know about renovating their space.
Couple of questions, maybe someone here can answer them.

If DDL is not supported, can you not sync schema changes automatically? If true, what is the recommended way?

If a stored procedure is triggered on the publisher and it mutates data… is that mutation what is sent? Or would the sproc also execute on the subscriber?

Does it do a good job of syncing, or is it common to reach a state where you have to blast out the subscribers to get them back in a good synced state with the publisher?
Thanks Vice
Centrifugal "forces" also imply cycles. The other commenter is correct that it's tidal forces, not tides.
> Little things like maintaining scroll position in the page's navigation bar […] are only achievable with a SPA-based approach.

That’s not true. I wrote non-SPA web applications in the mid-aughts that maintained scroll position throughout server roundtrips, using JavaScript and storing the current scroll position in hidden fields upon submit. Even multiple scroll positions for nested panes. It also adjusted the saved scroll positions correctly when new elements were added to or removed from the page during the server roundtrip. This was encapsulated in a server-side HTML rendering framework.
They would do an end run on HIPAA by serving it up to a machine learning model then sell access to the model.
Exploring The LAION-Aesthetics Image Dataset: What's Inside And How To Use It
Lol why does ChatGPT hit ^C? Do you think it’s getting bored of waiting to respond to you and decides that’s enough time spent on an answer?

Edit: the base64 decoding examples are terrifying. I have no idea how that works.

Edit2: actually I can sort of see how that works, b64 encoding doesn’t have any obfuscation to it, I could see how an ML model can build a pretty good approximation over time after seeing all the examples on the internet.
in german "Spelunke" is used for a seedy, shady bar
I don't want "your average human" tutoring my child. I don't "dismiss" gpt4, I give it a failing grade. Just like Tesla's so called full self driving: it is not ready for prime time, and embracing it before it is has has legitimately concerning risk.
>it has always been about getting eyeballs and selling ads.

And setting the record straight, where "straight" is whatever the powers-that-be want.

We even have an age old saying for this: History is written by the victors.

Historical records, and by extension journalism, have never been concerned about recording the facts. They have always been concerned only about defining the narratives and truths for the powers of the time.
Nope, you're not misunderstanding me. Lots of people are using Macs to develop, same as Windows. That doesn't make it a good platform for modern development outside of their respective platform's niches.
I wonder if UBS is being pushed into it behind the scenes. There are many less savory possible buyers, so I could see UBS being incentivized into action.
Speaking of durability, this has a very interesting characteristic that I very much like. Unlike an SSD, DRAM has inherently very poor data durability and it is very easy and fast to erase anything. Unfortunately, since they are using a SSD controller, this might still not do what I expected it to do, but one of the big problems with SSDs is you cannot delete anything once written. You can secure erase all of the drive, but not just a few files, you only have the manufactuerer respecting TRIM.

The hope here is that because this controller uses DRAM, the contents of the drive can truly be erased quickly on command, while leaving other data intact.

One use case for this would be systems where file level encryption is untenable, but data can potentially be recorded that you would like to cryptographically remove. It would also provide plausible deniability for erasure of contents.
The two rival banks have a lot in common, essentially identical cultures and similar scandals (though arguably CS has been more poorly run in recent years). Current CEO at CS ran a big part of UBS before taking the top job
I spent this afternoon asking ChatGPT (3.5 not 4) to help me query AWS resources into a csv. It gave me a 90% correct answer but made up a native csv output option. When I told it that option didn't exist it got almost sassy insisting it was correct. Eventually it gave me a closer answer using json and jq after I prodded it.

I had a similar experience asking it to write an API client. It wrote something very plausible but just concocted an endpoint that looked real but didn't exist.
How much would you have spent per month without the minimum? If you’re going from $50-200 to $500 per month, that’s a significant hike. If you were spending $0-20, then they’ve decided to have different kinds of customers and I don’t think they are actually trying to get you to spend that much. It would’ve been nice to have been communicated that more nicely, of course.
Possibly that you heavily index on the latest and greatest hype, and are not tapped into that info stream from India? Also possible that culturally they focus on providing business value, which is often by using tried and true technologies?

It’s not like they’re talking about PHP becoming object oriented here…
> How do you install pandas and will IT let me install it?

Okay, if we're doing arbitrary restrictions then Excel isn't available for my OS.
It depends if your VM is native or not. Ex: https://www.graalvm.org/