skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Oh definitely. They're pretty few and far between, too. I actually usually say that I'm learning "Yugoslavian" -- not as a callback to the country, but to the whole region. There are definitely slight differences, but they're all very similar languages, and looking into resources for all of them will be a great way to get an awesome view of the rich and diverse culture of the Balkan peninsula.
The us military is probably doing slightly more like providing jobs, protecting people etc and not just money.

Independent of this as usual: of course someone should also review the energy usage of everything including the military.

We are talking here about crypto and not military
> .99th percentile

That's lower than 1 percentile.
You meant 99th percentile or .99th quantile

Percentages are not the same as fractions. This confusion causes outages, because computers know the difference.
Easy, one is LoRA and the other one is LoRa, Microsoft made it very distinct, as they always do.
I try to be consistent in my application of judgments. If Hunter committed a crime then I hope the appropriate punishment is given to him. It seems obvious that he benefitted financially when his dad was Vice President. I don’t approve of that sort corruption. I don’t like it when Trump did it or when anyone else does it.

I know nothing about Hinter’s laptop but I think it’s likely small potatoes so to speak and is used for political gain in the same way Benghazi was. I think it’s all political theater and merely used to induce outrage porn for the consumers of right wing media.

All media use outrage porn to attract viewers and increase revenue. This is not unique to right wing media.
4:3 is definitely better for coding and working with documents because programs and documents usually span vertically, not horizontally. It is disappointing that manufacturers target people watching videos instead of people who do work.
1) If the companies get bought then GDPR doesn't stop the purchaser getting the data. Happens more often than you might think.

2) Properly anonymising data (while retaining value) is much harder than you think, and there have been repeated instances where such data got reassociated with individuals. I've had to do a bit of this myself and I think that I got it right, but it is difficult to be totally sure.
most of chinese are cut off from chatgpt.

I use cursor to generate code and then edit in vscode. it is free and generate good code.
An internet forum of random strangers is not the best place for such a help. We might be well-meaning at the best of times, but qualified we are not.

If you are looking for some ideas, break out from your current life. Identify the sources of your stress and get as far as possible from them. Take an year or two to recuperate. Don't try to hold on to stuff, people, ideas out of habit or sense of obligation. If you can't fight it, flee it.

This is not a qualified advice, just a random internet idea.
> But that's explicitly not how the game was set up.

Sorry, but yes, it was. It might not have been written down, but if all it took was for a few people to "scream bloody murder demanding the government make them whole," we need to look deeper at the implicit assumptions surrounding that system. And, part of those assumptions is that truly wealthy individuals get a greater level of service from that system than the rest of us, including bailouts like this. The same goes for "too big to fail" type institutions (viz JPMC and other big banks who are directly benefiting from a loss of confidence in institutions like SVB).
I spent over a decade dealing with the mushy keyboards... my preference now is the M-style unicomp, which I use on my work computer... or I'll fall back to a Cherry mx brown switch keyboard, if there's complaints. I use one for my personal desktop too for backlighting.

There's nothing like the feel, and my RSI issues that I was starting to get improved greatly not bottoming out on a sponge for every key tap.

Unfortunately, switched keyboards for laptops are limited and don't have much travel... they do exist and are definitely superior though. Would be a cool option for framework, but not sure how well they fit for clearance, or what kind of switches framework's kb uses... I've been using an M1 air that I had bought before hearing about framework for personal use, but don't use it much... in a few years, will likely buy from framework and hope they're still around.
> I don't think GPT-4 will be a big deal in a month

Why do you think that? Competition? Can you elaborate?
To me this is one of the strongest points for the technology in its current state. Not surprisingly, I've found it quite helpful for learning foreign languages in particular. I can get it to spend 10 minutes explaining very very nuanced details between two similar phrases in a way you'd never get from a book and would be hard pressed to get even from a good tutor.
> Unlikely that they even consider checking whether they are stomping across existing names.

Or it's on purpose as existing terms already have good amount of search traffic for those terms, and Microsoft know Google/Bing will rank Microsoft's own pages higher than what's already out there.
US copyright law cares about originality and expressiveness, not labour and cost. It can be very expensive to collect and print a list of every business and their phone number in a book, but the result is not copyrightable in the US.
There are two methods. There are different algorithms for pitch detection in the MIR module, but you need to research and adjust this based on your own business situation;
Another method can use spectral features to classify guitar pitch data. Generally speaking, CNN may have a better effect, but you can also try other networks such as LSTM.
Indeed, as I write, this is sorta what I have been working toward my whole career. And it's not like this was a giant leap from what ChatGPT already showed it was capable of. People have already been doing stuff like this with LangChain. Nonetheless, seeing that this was OpenAI's plan, that this is now here for real, was a weird experience for me.
Show HN: See how much your Lego minifigures are worth
Ha, that's an interesting take. My Dell work laptop has these (not full-sized) and I don't like them at all. There's nothing fun about trying to use the arrows and accidentally slipping onto a key that isn't usually there, which might scroll my cursor/window by a huge amount. My fingers expect no space there, so it makes the whole area less distinct to touch to have the spaces filled.
it has free chatgpt4 and copilot is a joke at now.
This is neat and all but both Alpaca and Lora are things I already use and already read about on HN, except now their names are bulldozed by LLM tech and things will never be the same.
But would you practice tying your shoes instead of shooting the shot?

Poster said they they failed for reasons other than their Q&A. Maybe they should have spent less practice on window dressing and more on substance. We don't know.
Exactly. It feels foolish to demand N unrelated applications implement support for the same arbitrary ruleset N different times.

Why must applications incorporate implementation details of the deployment environment? Why does the environment owner not have tooling to control where files are placed?
>> I wonder if there is a market for a framework gaming laptop.

Yes, there is. We have four in our family, since ~2018, and three of them continue to run without issue. The main weak point for the 4th one has been the hinges and case. It happens to be a later model so I think the company 'value-engineered' it to have a shorter lifespan.
> state level actors having the ability to do this

Not just nation state actors, but basically anyone in a position to MITM.

Also, you don't have to be a nation state actor to extort a GH employee. Any bad guy can do a "give me this key or I'll hurt your kid". People are being extorted for a lot less.

There are billions of dollars of assets flowing through GH's infrastructure, for the sake of safety (!= security) of Github's employees, nobody should ever have access to key material.
By comparison, when I saw a few of Donatello’s sculptures I was surprised by how poorly he was able to convey faces compares to other artists. I am no art historian, I am just a big fan of TMNT :)
Well, the popular and deep support for armed forces did not, by and large, make Europe any better off. On the contrary, last time we glorified armed forces it led to some 80 million dead and unimaginable destruction across the continent (and world). On the other hand, the US seems to have been served well by their army, so it's not strange for normal people to support soldiers and such.
> How has GH ever been able to become ISO certified last year?

ISO/IEC 27001:2013 doesn’t say you have to store private keys in HSMs? It just requires you to have a standards compliant ISMS that implements all Annex A controls and all of the clauses. Annex A and the clauses don’t specifically mandate this.

If you can convince an auditor that you have controls in-place that meet the standard for protecting cryptographic media you basically meet the standard. The controls can be a wide variety of options and don’t specifically mandate technical implementation details for many, many things.

You shouldn’t rely on ISO/IEC 27001:2013 as attestation for technical implementation details here. Just because your auditor would red flag you doesn’t mean all auditors would. The standard is only as effective as the weakest, cheapest auditor, and there are perverse incentives that make auditors financially incentivized to certify companies due to recurring revenue.
Can we stop naming things like stuff that already exists?
Any build system is a nightmare when you don't understand it. I don't know what that team moved to Bazel from. I suppose it was Makefiles, and I'm sure if that's what the team was using, almost all of those 25 people did not understand them either.

What parts of Bazel were a nightmare? What problems were fixed by these 4-5 people that were previously impacting all 25 people routinely?
It is a useful standard - plastic PCMCIA card protectors make good card wallets.
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There's a power dynamic. Why should we have public sites like Rate My Professors but professors can't have a public Rate My Students?
If you are mining Bitcoin can you copyright a block you discover? You probably payed a lot of money for it.
Ask HN: Has web accessibility gotten worse since the advent of single page apps?
but none of that looks realistic. It's becoming more and more symbolic. The thing that he was lauding about leonardo was not symbolism, but his ability to portray a realistic visual perspective as if your eye was seeing it. Picasso's bull has nothing to do with that, and really picasso was uninterested in it and it wasn't what he was trying to do. None of those bull images try to portray a realistic looking bull the way your eyes would see it.
What kind of ideas?
>> ~500us (that is microseconds).

500us is slow. This kind of performance does not remotely obsolete an LRU cache (main memory access is ~5000X faster).

500us is essentially intra-datacenter latency. Obviously your data is in memory on the B-Tree server as there is no room in this budget for disk IO. Postgres will perform just as well if data is in memory hitting a hash index (even B-Tree probably). I don't think the B-Tree key-value store you mention is adding much. Use Redis or even just Postgres.
> ISO/most-of-world

I’m not certain, but I’m under the impression that the ANSI layout is more common than ISO: that, potentially simplifying a tad, ISO is used in Europe, JIS in Japan, and ANSI everywhere else. (I have experience in Australia, New Zealand, India and the United States, and they all use ANSI.)
And it's incredibly one sided. If you and your peers like it, use it.

I happen to hate it. Tried it at multiple companies and it still makes no sense to me. You are forcing two people to do a specific thing at the same time and pace. One of them has a meeting? Sorry can't do any work. Oh the other guy has a meeting after yours is done? Can't do any work. Oh one of them has a doctor's appointment? No coding.

I prefer "the best of both worlds". Workshop/whiteboard the solution. Go separate ways if possible working on different parts of the problem. A great split is someone doing the frontend and the other doing the backend if that's the kind of thing you are working on. Or find some other way to parallelize. Reconvene after some hours/when you are done with something agreed upon or if "stuck".

Not everyone likes 100% of the time social contact. Sometimes I just really need to be left alone in a corner, head down, no distractions.
That had immediate feedback, but hasn't seemed to result in any systemic changes. Macklemore references this in his song A Wake.

I grew up during Reaganomics

When Ice T was out there on his killing cops shit

Or Rodney King was getting beat on

And they let off every single officer

And Los Angeles went and lost it

Now every month there's a new Rodney on YouTube

It's just something our generation is used to
Louis Rossmann: Elon Musk Is a Con Artist
This term is already used when fine tuning stable diffusion models. https://replicate.com/blog/lora-faster-fine-tuning-of-stable...
On my nvidia thinkpad I have had to completely disable the integrated GPU in bios and use discrete only due to constant bugs with hybrid graphics on Linux. This means my battery life is less than two hours.
Of course... that said, MANY software are dated and aren't or won't be implementing scaling any time soon. For those of us using Linux, it's even worse. This doesn't mean that the hardware shouldn't consider the existing software ecosystem. A 4k display with 2x scaling is often a good option for laptops.

My vision at computer distance isn't great in general, usually on a 32" 1440p display for desktop use. I generally can barely handle the micro size of higher res on laptops.
If you have a fairly stable traffic pattern, hosting your own stuff tends to be significantly cheaper than any cloud provider.
I actually worked with them to develop a fake SAT test. It was released, and they had an online competition where they gave $26k to the highest scoring test taker.
I proposed no alternative because there is no alternative.

A benevolent AI would not work as humans will be the ones to define the constraints under with the benevolent AI operates. Make no mistake, the ruling class will define constraints that will give them more power.

My remark about "humans at the helm" may have given you the false impression that I am optimistic about technology solving our societal woes. I apologize for that. I state that there's no eucatastrophe to save us from ourselves. My remark was intended as a sardonic statement that while there are humans, nothing will ever be improved. These problems are as old as humanity, and will only cease being problems when humanity ceases to exist.
Vimium and vim (or even xmodmap if you like) are even more useful for this, since you don't have to have a special keyboard, and you can set it to whatever you like.
> the only avenue this person has to get any form of justice

I think he could just post his videos and be more in the clear, the claim is he is using their images for commercial activities.

I don’t agree with the cops but this is absolutely not his only route.

Also we don’t yet know the outcome yet.
because the application is trusted with a powerful API, that emparts some obligations on whomever wields it not to do bullshit that shouldnt be done.

This trust is in some cases clearly not earned, and so one might consider that some applications are not worthy of having access to these APIs
Amazon retail is the king of this. Offer services to companies, collect their details, and then clone their business.
A waifu AND an audit in one sitting?! How can I pass this up?
You're confusing a person's job title with thier morality.
IANAL, but I don't think the DMCA applies.
Copyright applies to creative work, and model weights aren't that.

It is however my understanding that downloading them can be considered a misappropriation of a trade secret.

Folks that would contest the bogus DMCA takedown requests would be liable to a trade secret suit.
It's difficult to say what to do. You should do everything you can to get professional help and if that help isn't working then find another professional and another... Until something works.

Asking here is really just asking for anecdotal information that maybe could apply to you but should still be filtered through a professional. So as far as anecdotal information I can offer only my own personal experiences. You don't say if you are a man or woman and not a lot of detail about your life but for many years I was in a very depressive state. During my younger years I was forced to develop a fairly strong mental fortitude that would allow me to mask the depression and anxiety and other things but they were always there but as I got older it became more and more difficult. I was probably the weeks or months from ending my life and something triggered me to go into one of those male clinics that you hear advertised all the time on the radio. Maybe it was the idea of there's no downside of just going there but my testosterone was very low and within 3 months of getting testosterone therapy and having that be the only single change in my life everything got better. The biggest thing is the day-to-day depression went away completely even though all of the things that I would sit and ruminate on that were horrible about my life we're still there and none of that changed and none of that is really changed even to this day but my mental attitude is I don't care and they don't bother me and it doesn't make me sad. And then all of the other side effects from having an increased or normal level of testosterone or just plus benefits the increased energy the ability to focus better the lack of anxiety and fear just kind of melted away. So that's really my personal experience without doing that I would probably have taken the choice that you're asking for alternatives to.
Video formats meant for editing (e.g. mjpeg) are a series of images (intra frame only), but video formats meant for playback (e.g. H.264, HEVC, AV1) are much more compressed, by making frames depend on other frames (inter frame). Blocks of pixels in one frame copy a block of pixels from another frame (backwards and forwards!), and apply a "diff".
1) pretty sure microsoft is willing to operate at a loss when there is a chance to destroy google in the process - comparing billions is not wrong but irrelevant here

2) there is a significant chance that lets say 25% revenue loss occurs within a single quarter once the actual hypetrain starts moving - which will freak out wallstreet - and an uncontrolled downward spiral happens in a very short amount of time including panic reactions and sudden lawsuites further fueling the downfall of the giant.

... and i will do whatever I can to support that, and many people I know can't wait for that to happen, too.
Just don't put the files in the same directory on an exFAT drive
XDG sucks for the only reason that it is really difficult to configure user directories to one's taste.

For instance, to get rid of Download, Templates, Desktop, Public Share, Documents, Music, Pictures, Videos directories I not only have to point them to somewhere else, I also have to make sure Desktop and Download do not point to the same directory, otherwise my config will not be used.

Here, after literally hours of researching, I figured the config that works:

cat ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs
XDG_DESKTOP_DIR="$HOME/.Desktop"
XDG_DOWNLOAD_DIR="$HOME/tmp"
XDG_TEMPLATES_DIR="$HOME/tmp"
XDG_PUBLICSHARE_DIR="$HOME/tmp"
XDG_DOCUMENTS_DIR="$HOME/tmp"
XDG_MUSIC_DIR="$HOME/tmp"
XDG_PICTURES_DIR="$HOME/tmp"
XDG_VIDEOS_DIR="$HOME/tmp"
Thanks, but I already worked with thus model and it was not good at all for my domain. Therefore, I wanted to finetrain llama for my domain and then use llama for embeddings. Should I finetune this model then?
Generative Artificial Intelligence Chatbots Have Risen to Human-Level Creativity
General Purpose Technologies (from the Jobs Paper), General Artificial Intelligence, The original title of the Microsoft AGI Paper. The skirting around the word is really funny. They've figured it out but no one wants to call a spade a spade yet.
Drawing is similar (and a lifelong source of frustration for me). I can see the same experience playing out in different disciplines.

I would say that in the kind of math you study after calculus it becomes more common to have that "I know what the solution should look like but I can't seem to get there" feeling.
Yes, hell, hell, I'll tell 'ya! Especially horrible the muscle memory aspect for the UI parts that are accessed once a year, if ever. And don't get me started on the situational awareness. Needing to pay attention to the contents of the screen? What an unrealistic burden.

Seriously though, feel free to offer your version of the same that would cleanly separate secondary options and sub-options so not to overwhelm the user with a laundry list of settings.

> I'm failing to see the point of that dropdown (well, dropup) menu.

The point of all that "hell" is the layering and progressive refinement of the UI.
This says "We provide an Instruct model of similar quality to text-davinci-003", but two paragraphs later says the output is comparable to Stanford's Alpaca. Those seem like very different claims.
I don't generally have to worry about a DBA shooting my dog.
XSV is a tool for exploring and manipulating X-separated value files (CSV, TSV, …), which is why I mentioned it in reply to a comment which talks about the exploration of CSV files, and furthermore specifically mentions that

> parsing csv can get tricky
What do you have to lose by texting 988?
Copilot in the shell with Ctrl+X, Ctrl+E
In school, I was preparing for a presentation about some electrical component we created. One of the questions was "how did you arrive at the proper input voltage". My buddy wrote down "guess and check?" - which I replaced with "Newton Iteration". That was one of my prouder moments
Secta.ai is doing this with StableDiffusion.
Somebody was surprised by the scalability of multitenancy :)
How sad is this if true, that Google's fortunes are built on spamming people with bullshit, and people are finding a more efficient way to collect bullshit.
ChatGPT Plugins to kill 1 million single-purpose apps
Should I ask if you’re a lawyer now? Is that how this works? Maybe ask what law you're an expert in? It's sad to see the level of discourse on HN has dropped so low now.

As for the actual topic I don’t know what you think the link means. That’s too general a topic to just just know what you’re trying to say.
or on macOS, although I'm not sure it's still by default using case sensitive file system or not. I do remember the first time that bit me though, being a programmer using Linux collaborating with a developer using macOS. Must have been in ~2005 or something.
Firebird!!!
Oh, just saw this! It's for creating infographics for practice materials for standardized tests, like the ACT and SAT. The style looks like this: https://prepmaven.com/blog/test-prep/sat-math-charts-and-gra...