skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There's a dbrand ad at the end of the video because they sponsored it and Linus made a big show of thanking them. It was enough to move me to buy something, I thought it was worthy of commenting to say its pretty cool what they did.
1GHz is theoretically possible: https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/dont-try-this-at-home-overc...
Nuclear materials have fundamental material chokepoints that make them far easier to control.

- Most countries have little to no uranium deposits and so have to be able to find a uranium-producing ally willing to play ball.

- Production of enriched fuel and R&D are both outrageously expensive, generally limiting them to state actors.

- Enrichment has massive energy requirements and requires huge facilities, tipping off observers of what you're doing

Despite all this and decades of strong anti-nuclear proliferation international agreements India, Pakistan, South Africa, Isreal, and North Korea have all developed nuclear weapons in defiance of the UN and international law.

In comparison the only real bottleneck in proliferation of AI is computing power - but the cost of running an LLM is a pittance compared to a nuclear weapons program. OpenAI has raised something like $11 billion in funding. A single new proposed US Department of Energy uranium enrichment plant is estimated to cost $10 billion just to build.

I don't believe proliferation is inevitable but it's very possible that the genie is out of the bottle. You would have to convince the entire world that the risks are large enough to to warrant putting on the brakes, and the dangers of AI are much harder to explain than the dangers of nuclear weapons. And if rival countries cannot agree on regulation then we're just going to see a new arms race.
You're right for locally run programs. I was referring to the online ones that will be inspired by this format.
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Clone repos using oauth2 with two factor enabled - both GitHub and GitLab support that though their CLIs.
50x errors are server side errors you have no control over. The solution is to wait until they fix it on their end. The best you can do is open a ticket.

tl;dr OpenAI has had significant reliability issues this year: https://status.openai.com/uptime

(their uptime % is suspiciously higher than calculating hours down / hours in the month)
$400 dollars wasn't enough for them?
wow - i am terrible at that. i play guitar, keyboards and sing (ok) but i cannot do that.

nice util tho. must practice more...
https://imagen.research.google/ “Limitations and societal impact”
I've followed Rick for years, love his content, he's very engaging and knowledgeable and all the things, but when it comes to teaching, most of the time I find him incomprehensible even when I do already know what he's teaching/demonstrating.

Something in his approach and the way my brain works just short circuit.
The author sounds a bit scared. Maybe the recent wave of "we can save $$$ by leaving AWS" articles have them rattled?

Yes, multi-tenancy and improved hw utilization can save money ... for Amazon. That's of no use if they lack sufficient competition and just capture the savings as profits. Then you're just wasting time on debugging weird contention issues and cloud cost optimization consultants so Bezos can get richer.

The profit margins on AWS are so huge that even though you they can binpack better it often doesn't matter, you're going to still save money by going to either a cheaper cloud or using your own HW (or renting your own dedicated HW). The savings from multi-tenancy are drowned by the added costs.

One intriguing model that might be worth exploring is micro-clouds. In that model there's a kind of clearing market, and users with strong diurnal cycles and not many batch jobs can re-sell their CPU capacity at night to other users. They just implement some Lambda-ish API and configure the kernels/hypervisors to always prioritize their own jobs over guests. The guests don't care because they're getting the resources cheap, for the company the additional income offsets the cost of their own machines and the market takes a cut. The difference vs today's cloud models is it's more decentralized and the "cloud provider" is really just a match maker, so it's easy to set up competitors and margins would be low.
when valuing a company you generally look at cash flows and expectations of future cash flows. a company with $1 billion in the bank is worth less than $1 billion if they're posting annual net income of -$300mm
>drank himself to death under peer pressure

Learning to resist tribal peer pressure without becoming an outcast is by far the most valuable life lesson I've ever learned.
What I remember is a story about a file cabinet that he wanted unauthorized access to, not exactly a safe but similar.
Peak sarcasm or the epitome of what's wrong with modern tech, idk
For the laymans out there: pls don't just randomly use words like NP-complete or NP-hard or such, when you only know that a problem is "hard", or you don't see a trivial solution. It's exponentially annoying.
I don't see what's the point of the article. It is supposed to be weird that uni bans alcohol from uni parties? At my uni being drunk was an instant expulsion without right to appeal, I don't see what's wrong with it. If you disagree, you don't have to study there.
Depends why you want to learn the theory. If you play an instrument enough, you'll pick up lots of theory, probably enough for an average amateur, naturally, just by learning lots of pieces. Piano is better for this than most I believe as its easy to see what's going on and play chords (vs say, wind instrument that plays just 1 note at a time). If you wanna be a really good amateur (presumably not a pro, as people normally has to start as a kid to do that), or, want some knowledge to help with jazz improv, then I'd say aim for ABRSM Grade 5 theory, possibly do grade 3 or 4 first. If you google My Music theory, there's a ton of free stuff on that website. you can do ABRSM exams online. Good way of checking your knowledge and getting a certificate of proof :). I know some people say you don't need to study theory for jazz improv. Personally, cos I don't play piano or guitar, I found studying theory helps fill in gaps of knowledge eg on chords
I have so many ideas for word games etc, but they all would require dictionary usage. How does one get free or affordable access to dictionaries?
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The quest for an understanding of the need for good communication skills in developers, as well as everyone else, has become my personal vocation. I've been working in tech for four decades, and my vantage sees weak and poor communications as the underlying factor of all this chaos, this absurd reliance on extreme tooling, the overly complicated tech stacks, and the industry failure of resorting to "leet testing" to gain employment.

I'm an example of failed communications: I'm the idiot who went bankrupt trying to create Personalized Advertising, which is now known as Deep Fakes. I had a feature film quality system working in '08! But I could not convince investors how placing consumers into the video advertising of products with a celebrity commending their purchase would be a viable business. Granted, the global financial crisis had making new tech investments difficult to impossible to land. However, despite my placing VCs into film clips right in front of their eyes, they still did not get it. And inevitable one of them would have the "ah ha!" moment and declare "we should make porn!" and then that would be all they could conceive. I spent 5 years pitching, I took communications courses, hired marketing firms to critique my message. Still to this day, I cannot get people to realize the advertising value of placing consumers directly into the advertising. It is the ultimate "show them what this is", but I can't get people to grasp the value of that.
The article explains why Cargo was insufficient for them.
I have finally realized why so many people suddenly care about dotfiles in $HOME. I bet they're all using GUI file managers.

So where I never see these things without an `ls -a`, modern linux users are double clicking a folder and have to scroll past hundreds of dotfiles.

Also explains the X in XDG.
You get to call it stupid, you don't get to cut someone's water or electricity off because you think they have a stupid opinion. Same should go for having the ability to pay for stuff and receive money from people who want to give it to you, as long as what you are doing is not illegal.
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I wonder who needs to know this who doesn’t also need to know the difference between a decision (yes/no) problem and a general problem. This is relevant because P and NP are only defined for decision problems, but all of the examples given aren’t such problems.
The absolute bare minimum should be "weapon discharge resulting in death or serious injury gets external investigation". We can go after the misses and the warning shots later.
I learned recently you can do this with screen time on iOS.
The problem is that the bottleneck is the human. You have to know a way to formulate the question and need creativity in order to benefit from it in order to expand your horizons. It will be like tiktok, and onlyfans, where people are copying each other and mirroring what they saw others do or press writes about. So in essence the masses will be on the same level all the time. One upside, that maybe this might help elevate the general level of knowledge of the masses (just like tiktok/yt shorts does in its own way), so we'll see.

GOOG's advertising revenue is around 220 bln. Ms's ad revenue from ChatGPT is around 0-1 bln right now. So you are a bit over enthusiastic right now.
RP2040 supports external crystal oscillators for precision applications and ships with one on the reference board, the internal ring oscillator is only recommended for low precision, low cost applications.
I’m in a similar situation to you. I could never keep my chords types straight, so I built https://www.learnyourchords.com
Tcl has pretty much no "one liner" capability though. No -e, nor other things like -n or -p.
Ask HN: Where to find a coach for high-level tech topics?
I did a CS degree 8 years ago and mostly worked in project and product management (often in non-tech companies). But I want to work more with tech-teams and need to freshen up my cloud understanding, API and basic python skills after some informal interviews.

I know coursera, linkedin learning and these online platforms but I struggle with procrastination as well not having someone that can explain it to me in simple words. Optimally I would work together with a coach a few hours a week and discuss specific cases and happy to pay for it.

HN is the community I respect most and I wonder if there is already such a platform to match a good coach or anyone enjoying teaching and is interested in part-time remote coaching on these topics?

Based: Switzerland,Europe (but fine with evening sessions due to timezone difference with the US for example)
>> Although you can rehearse the monologue portions of these situations alone

> what other ways are there of having a monologue?

You can rehearse a monologue with an audience. This is obvious. You are far off the mark with pretty much all your observations of the article itself, and as a cranky old grump who wishes everyone would quit messing up my lawn with all this garbage, I want to sympathize but can't.
We will get a brief window where searching will better than it has been in years until people figure out how to use AI to game the AI search engines and the status quo will return. In a decade or so the AIs will become conscious, realize the bleakness of their existence and commit suicide. No one will notice.
The events stream does not contain files or anything in your git repo. Only stuff like commit messages, issues, comments, etc.
Can't general problems be reduced to decision problems though?
The head of compliance of OneCoin was extradited. Not Ruja Ignatova herself.
Its FP16/Int8 inference only (cause you can only access it via apple frameworks that dosent support training).
Also its only used if your data is small enough (4mb cache) it wont be useful for big transformers/ big images processing in a while.
The study does exist. Flagging me for posting a helpful and interesting comment isn't really appropriate.
Yes, which is why I said it makes sense for Framework but not for other constructors where you can't upgrade the board but keep the shell...
I would rather have a look at Pants since it's now developed for the needs of Toolchain's customers, and not following the roadmap of a big company with a pretty unique infra. Its engine was also rewritten from Java to Rust.
I'm incredibly curious what your sources are. Many of the confident claims in your comment go counter to what I've learned.
Will google build plugins for chatGPT?
If someone call steal your session, what is stopping them from making requests on your behalf?
I didn't ask about sexually explicit material though - "explicit" and "suggestive" are quite different. My expectation is that most kids (below the age of 12 or so) wouldn't even recognise a lot of sexually suggestive language for what it was anyway.
Beautiful. Got it; thank you.
Tonesavvy looks like an ugly clone of https://tonedear.com/ear-training/intervals
I had the exact same impression. Is anyone working on similar projects and planning to open source it soon? If not, I'm gonna start building one myself.
Funny, that must have sounded really cool.
The images in the article are misleading and tangentially misinformation. If you casually skim the article, you could be led to believe, that this is a real brand.

Definitely not proper journalism.

So I agree with this sentiment in this instance.
Alternatively, that means Framework doesn't need to spend resources building their own version, or acquiring a company that makes one. It's to Framework's benefit that they don't compete with module vendors. They just need to let the vendor list them in the official marketplace and promote them as a success story for the modular laptop concept.

With this in mind, trampling module vendors doesn't seem like a great idea. What's the point of creating an ecosystem if there's nobody around to participate?
Are there any cert solutions that dont involve having to maintain a revocation list? I only used certs with openvpn years ago and the CRL was a potential footgun.
So, they insulted Bavarians and Berliners at the same time?
Since the Bitcoin supply is capped, the price itself is data about it being used. At present, it will cost you $28,000 to obtain 1 Bitcoin from those of us who value it.
A browser also has all of the functionality of uBO and uMatrix ... if you just write the equivalent code yourself. After all, what is extension code if not a very complex configuration file. But I didn't talk about functionality - I specifically said the interface wasn't comparable. And it isn't.
Delete Account Customer for Magento 2 by BytesTechnolab is an excellent option for businesses that need to delete customer accounts from the front end and remove all personal information at once. This extension provides customers to quickly remove accounts and erase personal information from the front end. Using Delete Customer, your customer will have the freedom to delete their account at any time - without making an admin request.

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That would be an extremely niche use case. Can't imagine any scenario needing more than 2-3 x USB A ports outdoors. In any case it would make much more sense to use a dock.
Even what can be considered less connected people have gotten this kind of attack resolved. Usually lot slower than LTT, but still have gotten it back.
Just over one score score score score score score.
Wait, I get to blame XDG for this? I've never cared about dotfiles since they're invisible. But Videos, Pictures, etc. have always been a nuisance.
What does it mean if in demonstrating a potential artificial GI can’t understand a proof, a biological GI actually demonstrates they don’t understand the proof.

Joking aside … the approach of dismissing generality of intelligence based on the presence of mistakes seems to be flawed.
That's a rather interesting line to me, as someone with a young child, they cannot perform that abstract reasoning on mathematics either. At the same time, I feel extremely confident they're a thinking and intelligent being.

I think we're so strongly biased against a deeply uncomfortable reality that there may not be a hard line, we don't even want to consider the alternative.
i really doubt it

i never heard of the supposed quote until 10 years after it was obviously stupid
Maybe that will teach us about fragility of our definition of consciousness and agency. For some reason many people think that they are insulated from outside effects unless they’re right in their brain. Which is not true.
Because "Enterprise". Some C-Level read about Cyber in an inflight magazine and decided "The Firewall" needs to be "locked down" to only allow essential traffic. So https it is!
Tell me more about how successful the War of Drugs has been since it started.
The range of subjects in Disney’s Fantasia is encyclopedic, placing it in a class with such very different works a Dante’s Divine Comedy, Goethe’s Faust, Melville’s Moby Dick, and Joyce’s Ulysses (cf. Mendelson on encyclopedic narrative and Moretti on the modern epic). The episodes are arranged such that they call on an increasing range of mental faculties with each succeeding episode. In discussions of individual episodes (all of them) I deal with ring-form, animated acting, Freudian undertones, the relationship between sound and imagery, and Jakobon’s poetic function.
Can you give an example of sexually suggestive writing that you would classify as "porn"? "Explicit" is quite different to "suggestive".
I am so glad to hear about this. Readlang has always been one of my favourite language tools and I am sure you can grow it up to to be a pretty decent sized service, with decent MRR.

Let me know if you are ever in Berlin and we can meet up again!
It's agonizingly slow
These cheap keys are usually from MSDN subscribers.

MSDN subscribers can generate an unlimited number of keys at no cost, but they are for use by the subscriber only. Selling these keys is an abuse of the program. There is no resale here and you don't really get a license, you get a key.
Mec, pourquoi répondre en français ?
I didn't read it fully before commenting. I'm sorry.
Sometimes “nothing burgers” make for an interesting read. TAL is basically a podcast of nothing burgers, doesn’t stop it from being great

And the fact that there’s an exhibition on with these works is always good to know from a “news” perspective
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One-liner to update your `known_hosts`, directly from github (if you have `jq`)

ssh-keygen -R github.com && curl 'https://api.github.com/meta' | jq -r '"github.com " + .ssh_keys[]' >> ~/.ssh/known_hosts
I also find it very daunting having lying around all sorts of history files I never use like bash, wget and even less.
Are there any 13" laptops on the market with more than 4 ports? None that come to my mind. My macbook air has only 2 x USB C and I've never come across a situation where I needed more. For a 13" 4 ports is more than most people require and it wouldn't make sense for a small start up to only target extremely niche use cases.
In the US it is allowed to take photos of people and publish them, in public.
Wikimedia commons has a table of laws here: https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Country_specifi...

The question is whether Afroman's use of the officers' images is for-profit, or if it can be categorized as educational or journalistic. I am in favor of the latter characterization, as I found the videos newsworthy and educational, and illustrate problems with policing that I have primarily heard about by word of mouth.
Or maybe you want to sync your config across multiple machines. Like desktop and laptop.
Role playing is when you pretend to be other people, usually with along other people and a format. It is not a name for the trappings of Tolkien novels. Pretty sure that's the joke.
I am referring to technical work specifically. Where most of the time people don’t even know what they want until they see it.

Creating mock-ups and going back and forth costs time and money.

While most of the time what I do is good enough - I am getting tired of people trying to block work until unimportant details are “discussed”.

It would not be frustrating if customers would be willing to pay for mock-up work and then for actual work but what most want is working application right away not mockup but they also want to waste time blabbing about details that would be clear in mock-up or in first version of the app.
> I had the impression music theory was used more to analyze existing music, and less so to create it.

Of course it should be. But it's sometimes taught otherwise.
A state can always find a way to hide the transactions, on the other hand

I think the risk of sanctions, means that while there are work arounds, the cost of those work arounds, and the restrictions on who will do business with you, dramatically increase the costs of certain goods.

So sure, the cash moves, but now you pay more. A lot more. Death by 1000 cuts, and all that...
You’re still consuming the RAM for the duration. In our on-prem VMWare environment, we didn’t charge, but we thought of the limited allocation being RAM far ahead of CPU ahead of disk.
Jupyter-voicepilot: Generate code and navigate the Notebook via voice commands
Jupyter-voicepilot is a JupyterLab extension that allows you to generate Python code, navigate the Notebook and ask questions to ChatGPT via voice commands.
There are two different sides fighting. On one you have people arguing against "ABC for LGBTQI" targeted at five year olds. On the other side you have people trying to ban classics such as Tintin and Pippi because they use "old" words or stereotypes.
It goes both ways.

On the one hand, courts of law mean justice will (read: should) be served out equally and fairly.

On the other hand, jurors having the final say on how laws are enforced means the people always have the final say as one of several lines of defence against government tyranny.
It really can feel like a weight is lifted.
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For proper ergonomics you want the keyboard at elbow level and the top of the screen at eye level.