skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Hah you made my day, this is such an apt analogy.
This is commonly known as jury nullification[1], aka the rule you won't be told and can't talk about.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jury_nullification

[2]: https://www.ojp.gov/ncjrs/virtual-library/abstracts/consider...
Intellectual property?
I have opened an issue on GitHub [1], we can continue there.

[1] https://github.com/webrtc-rs/webrtc/issues/426
Abstraction and reflection have been posited in the past as pre-requisties for intelligence. "I am the thinker that is thinking." How do we prove whether an AI has this capability or not? I'd say it's nearly impossible.

However, I think we can certainly prove when it doesn't. For instance, the fact we need an external plugin to get the model itself to return text claiming 1+1=2, tells me that GPT4 cannot reason about numbers in the abstract, and therefore lacks abstraction ability.
You maintain your position of what?

That it's not a loan or it's not a security? Or both?
Out of curiosity I asked ChatGPT what the output means and this is what it responded :) Maybe this helps you!

This output is the result of using the dig command to query the DNS (Domain Name System) for an A (Address) record associated with the domain name "www.readlang.com". Here's a breakdown of the output:

; <<>> DiG 9.10.6 <<>> a www.readlang.com: This line shows the version of dig being used (9.10.6) and the command executed (dig a www.readlang.com). The "a" argument is asking for the IPv4 address associated with the domain name.

;; global options: +cmd: This line displays global options for the dig command. "+cmd" is a default option that includes the initial command line in the output.

;; Got answer:: This line indicates that the DNS server has provided an answer to the query.

;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NXDOMAIN, id: 65131: This line shows details about the response header. "opcode: QUERY" means it's a standard query, "status: NXDOMAIN" indicates that the domain name does not exist (non-existent domain), and "id: 65131" is a unique identifier for this query.

;; flags: qr rd ra; QUERY: 1, ANSWER: 0, AUTHORITY: 0, ADDITIONAL: 1: This line provides information about the response flags and the number of entries in each section of the response. "qr" means the response is a query response, "rd" indicates recursion was desired, and "ra" means recursion is available. The number of entries in the QUERY, ANSWER, AUTHORITY, and ADDITIONAL sections are 1, 0, 0, and 1, respectively.

;; OPT PSEUDOSECTION: and ; EDNS: version: 0, flags:; udp: 1280: This part shows information about the Extension Mechanisms for DNS (EDNS). The version is 0, and the UDP payload size is 1280 bytes.

;; QUESTION SECTION: and ;www.readlang.com. IN A: This part displays the question section of the query, which is asking for the A record (IPv4 address) associated with "www.readlang.com".

;; Query time: 62 msec: This line shows that the query took 62 milliseconds to complete.

;; SERVER: 2406:3400:41e:5a80::1#53(2406:3400:41e:5a80::1): This line displays the IPv6 address and port number of the DNS server that responded to the query.

;; WHEN: Fri Mar 24 10:06:36 AEST 2023: This line indicates the date and time when the query was executed.

;; MSG SIZE rcvd: 45: This line shows that the total size of the message received was 45 bytes.

The main takeaway from this output is that the domain name "www.readlang.com" does not have an associated IPv4 address (A record) in the DNS, as indicated by the "status: NXDOMAIN" and "ANSWER: 0" parts.
Local inference is a pipe dream. There's no way any of these companies will allow consumers to interact with their flagship models on anything but a black box api.
the very concept of the police is a form of political ideology.
Alternatively, use dog (https://github.com/ogham/dog)

> dog A readlang.com

A readlang.com. 1h57m12s 139.144.234.197

> dog A someinvalidserver.com

Status: NXDomain
There is also: I'm A Have a Good Time

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EwZxxa8f-HA

And: Lemon Pound Cake

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xxK5yyecRo
I can’t imagine being willing to die for my windshield wipers. Go home, call your insurance company, and avoid that area in the future.
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35285390
Part of it can be explained by the curse of knowledge - many people explain things to others how they would explain to themselves. The key difference is to figure out how to explain it to someone else, not a copy of you.
Your health, your choice. But I'm still skeptical that dry fasting for so long is safe, even if you've survived it many times.
An ARM cpu is groundbreaking? I don't think anyone outside the tech world has even noticed.
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The venture capitalist's dilemma
> invasion of privacy and emotional distress

Is this the stop hitting yourself defence?
Losing your job is disrupting to anyone. Having the entire previous department fired as an example should be a deterrent. Anyone taking the job knows that they're under a microscope.

All we can do is try.
The main downside I see is performing schema changes. A very common pattern I use with protobufs in distributed systems is:
1.) add a field to the schema
2.) update and deploy the grpc servers to start populating that new field. The old grpc clients will continue to work ignoring the new field
3.) update and deploy the grpc clients to start using the new field

With packed structs you don’t get the reverse compatibility, so schemas and endpoints have to be immutable which is not the end of the world but it can make changes more difficult.
>Due to SK Cells

I predicted Ford would have problems with SK batteries two years ago the moment Bolts started going up in flames https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28547711 :

>you will be happy to know Ford is using SK batteries after switching away from LG. SK just recently settled for $2billions a case that revealed they stole LG battery technology. Bolt uses LG batteries.

>LG had a chain of costly recalls and replacements for all of their clients

>"LG Energy Solutions, the company that makes the battery for the Bolt and Kona EV, has not had a good year. First, they agreed to replace the 82,000 batteries sold to Hyundai for the Kona EV, Ioniq, and Elec City buses. Although the initial rumors were from a faulty battery separator, Hyundai later said that the problem was badly folded tabs. GM emphatically pointed out that they use a different separator, and a different factory. Thus neither of those problems should apply to the Bolt fires.

>Porsche recently initiated a recall on a loss of power in its Taycan LG batteries, and Ford also moved from LG in its Mustang Mach-E to SK in its Ford F-150 Lightning."
If you are seeing "WARNING: REMOTE HOST IDENTIFICATION HAS CHANGED!" in respect to Github.com then this is likely why.
Thanks. I really am not advocating for silencing but this site is meant to be a relatively curated list, there are plenty of places to go to view political/ideological content. It's not silencing to suggest that something might not belong here.

Since I may have you emotionally captive here, I'm really curious:

What is your strategy for separating interesting wheat from flamebait chaff? I try to do my "due diligence" but it is exhausting and frequently frustrating to follow what appears to be clickbait and see where it lands. But I'm a'merican zoomer so maybe that's, just, not my vibe, or whatever.
How would that have helped in this case? What you're saying makes no sense. The police made up a bogus warrant against Afroman, added a "kidnapping" charge to it solely so they could bust out the battering rams and SWAT gear, terrorized his family for hours, and then left after finding zero evidence of a crime. He was never charged with anything. Nothing ever appeared before a jury. How would a jury of his peers have protected him from this blatant abuse of police power?
The type of bug the first comment was discussing, where recursion could cause it to crash (out of memory? stack overflow?) is categorically impossible based on how the model works, and a bug in the software running it would not change that.
Typing into Spotlight sends a request to Apple?
For whisper whisper.cpp is probably a better bet, it also doesn’t use the NPU but it performs much better than the pytorch implementation.
That's not the question I asked. FWIW I'm actually part of one of these groups!
A fanless case would be real nice, and seems theoretically doable.
Car crashes don't affect the trajectory of human civilization all that much.
Awk and ChatGPT were made for each other.
They aren’t exactly shy about their goals:

“This website is intended as a tool to empower community members engaged in copwatch and other countersurveillance practices. You can use it to identify officers who are causing harm in your community”

“Political” is not the slur you think it is to activists. Ironically, the belief that good social action should be some sort of pure pragmatism unsullied by politics is itself a deeply embedded neoliberal ideology.

Plenty of people are anti-police, for good reason, and that position is just as ideological as yours. It’s fair to debate that position, but it’s naive to view political agitation as some sort of sneaky sinister plot. I promise these people, least of all the “genuine victims”, aren’t concerned with whether their tactics fall outside the Overton window of centrist-approved police protests.
Good that they changed it but this is certain to break a lot of automation pipelines. I'd rather be safe than sorry though.
The hilarious thing is that we do say a car has power equivalent to that of, say, 887 horses, but when it’s about humans it suddenly becomes nonsensical to make a comparison.
> I still wonder how many of these people have read Dennett's "The Intentional Stance", which holds that the best way to think about "intention" is as an explanatory model, not a mechanism. That is, we can say that the dog "behaves as if it has the intention to get inside" without making any claim about the internal state of the dog.

That's also a way to frame evolution and literally all of biology.
The concept looks extremely interesting, but (like the vast majority of language learning tools) Albanian is not supported. I might give it a try for German though
the thing you call "noise" is a vibrant and active community cultivated on their own infrastructure and impervious to whims of social giants. Something 99% of content creators never thing twice about hard linking their livelihood to YT/Amazon/FB/Onlyfans.

Personally not a fan of LTT or their entertainment output masquerading as technical, but you cant deny Linus business smarts.
What's the point of shared RAM exactly? 2x3090 ($2000) + 128GB RAM ($300) to cache weights would be much faster. Probably around 10-20x.
I was just going to submit this thread, thinking how in the ** could the github host key being changed. Leading to their blog post explaining it.
Their exposed their private RSK key!

ssh-keygen -f ~/.ssh/known_hosts -R github.com

Now it's a ED25519 with +DiY3wvvV6TuJJhbpZisF/zLDA0zPMSvHdkr4UvCOqU
(they don't list this on their blogpost, just their renewed RSA key)
I am not going to look it up for every language, but you can safely assume all major languages have a similar library to make this easy.
The MKBHD personality is onto Monte Carlo testing in his device reviews. He has an intuition for good UIX. Google and Apple should pay people like MKBHD and his production crew a billion dollars every year to film achievable, desirable text, voice, camera A.I. assisted use-cases.
Shou is either:

A) Deliberately lying about CCP access to data

B) Using careful wording to not technically be lying, but is nonetheless misrepresenting the situation.

C) Is out of the loop deliberately or otherwise and these things are happening without his specific knowledge.

We already know they used the app to spy on journalists with Forbes that were investigating their company but blamed lower level people inside the company as responsible.

So sure, maybe he is telling the truth that the Chinese government has never requested any user data. Maybe they don't need to request data because everything is already being mirrored to CCP data centers. Maybe they never see the user data but work with a go between inside Bytedance who essentially is responsible for doing the work for them.

But probably he is just lying.
Tons of popular iOS games are >1GB.
> To examine this point from a statistical perspective and help to
provide something of an overview of our findings here, we can list
a number of the common features of NDEs and state how often they
are mentioned in the interviews of our 21 respondents in the NDEr
category. Feelings of peace, well-being, or being loved were reported
in 20 interviews; a sense of separation from the physical body, or an
actual out-of-body experience (OBE), in 14; seeing one's own physical
body, in 10; going through a tunnel or dark space, in eight; meeting
others, such as spirits, angels, or religious personages, in 12; seeing
a radiant light, in eight; hearing noise or music, in seven; a life re
view, in four; encountering a border.

Vicki's account of her NDE starting on page 9 of the pdf is riveting. And it's very interesting how similar NDE accounts are across people.

> inspection reveals
no obvious differences among sight subgroups with respect to the
frequency of NDE elements. Thus, whether one is blind from birth,
loses one's sight in later life, or suffers from severe visual impair
ment, the type of NDE reported appears to be much the same and
is not structurally different from those described by sighted persons.
Accenture has more employees than four US states and 30+ countries.

As such an anthropologically notable entity, I'm surprised at the lack external of research on the organisation.
I hope not but day by day it seems more likely. If text-generating LLMs can reach superhuman cognition they will so so in a matter of a few years. At that point a Waluigi prompt will be like arming a virtual nuclear missile.
Interesting because Sweden is running a LOT of Gripens, but the rest are going for F-35.
Most of the benefit of this sort of thing outside of actual joint-shooting-at-enemies is buying in bulk at a discount, and price of access to spare parts for maintenace, so it'll be interesting how this affects Sweden and their seeming desire to run with their own fleet of planes. Will the others buy a bunch of Gripens, or convince Sweden to buy American?

Can Gripens & F-35s share munitions?
Consumer blogs have been gushing over Macbook Air M1 for years, and most of them say not to even bother getting a Pro because it's so good.
Any idea which public repository it got exposed in? What happened, and how did they notice?
Lawmakers Blast TikTok’s CEO for App’s Ties to China, Escalating Tensions
Algolia is the search that HN uses when you use the search bar at the bottom of the page.
What does RNN stand for?

edit: recurrent neural network
https://archive.md/CV0Gt
Please before replacing your local fingerprint with the new one, double check it is the expected value. This is an opportune time for man-in-the-middle attackers to strike, knowing everyone has to replace their stored signatures, and that some will be lazy about it with a blind "ssh-keygen -R github.com" command.
You may perceive yourself to have superhuman sniffing powers, depending on how late into the morning your bender goes.
Too bad that nowadays our jaw development is so compromised and allergies so common that just about all of us have deviated septums and nasal cavities too narrow and misshapen for enough inhaled air to reach the right receptors.

I'm, for one, barely capable of smelling anything, heh.
I am just extremely salty because in my experience there is a clear right-leaning bias on HN for when politics is allowed. By allowed I mean not flagged. I am very much an indie, but I find this HN characteristic really unfun.
Would it of been possible for Github to use Host-key rotation instead of hard breaking it?

https://lwn.net/Articles/637156/

I'm honestly not familiar with anyone actually using host-key rotation?
I beg to differ. Right now the whole tech world is eyeing for the best open source alternative for GPT. A techy name matters little if it works and is accessible.
Hello everyone, I am Nithur.

If you want to follow the whole journey, please read this Twitter thread: https://twitter.com/nithurM/status/1636024450960302080?s=20

On March 15, I had a weird idea to put GPT-4 on every textbox on the internet. Because we can simplify a lot of boring tasks if we can able to bring AI into them. For example: customer support chats, social media content writing, email writing, localizing support chats, Google sheet formulas, MySQL queries with natural language, etc. We can do all this without leaving our fav sites.

But there is a complication, if we need to do this wide variety of tasks, we need a complicated UI right inside our favorite sites, which is not a very good idea in my opinion. End users aren't going to like it. So, I come up with an idea to overcome it. We can use commands to prompt AI. For example: "gen: write a LinkedIn post about generative AI". We can consolidate a lot of tasks with such simple commands.

So, I started coding the initial version and was able to come up with a working prototype within a few hours. I recorded a GIF and shared it on Twitter that night. It blew up on Twitter and dragged me a good number of sales over the night. I priced it at $9.99 for the first 24 hours. Most people encouraged me to increase the price because it is definitely worth it. So, I gradually increased the price to $19, then to $29, and finally $49.

Exactly after 7 days, I've made $6,835 with this GIF image.

I had 500 followers on Twitter when I first shared the GIF, now it has grown to 3200 followers. This little project literally changed my perspective on internet entrepreneurship in many ways. The old idea of validation with an MVP has literally died, people are willing to pay if you can show a demo. When I first shared this project and made a couple of thousands of dollars, I don't even have a domain name or website for this project.

If you are working on any side project, I am sincerely encouraging you to show it to the world. And start charging money for it. It'll literally change the game. Good luck.
Those articles are really not relevant to the conversation, because yet again, the left in {{CURRENTYEAR}} is not defined by these people from the 20th century.

> some sort of hypothetical amazing group may exist which is vastly more focused on policy than identity

I think you should look for it. I honestly can't think of anything that would meet your standard.

> And yes, hello. They do track our phones.

I mean they track you personally. They are always watching. Be careful out there!
Once took a security course where the prof accidentally opened his rsa key file while streaming.
for the 16":

- I would love an option to have upwards firing speakers where flex/numpad space goes instead (one on each side).

- please improve the bass in the speakers. according to notebookcheck's review, framework speakers have poor/near 0 bass output.

- please offer a 4k screen option on the 16". 1440p-ish screens with DPI scaling hackery is no fun and often leads to blurry UIs.
Yeah. LLaMA-7B can already run on a phone, and mobile RAM/AI compute is scaling pretty well.

I dunno if it will be "common," as most companies will keep their models and tuning in the cloud. There needs to be a concerted community effort to run stuff locally.
You could set the variables in a pam module, then you don’t need to worry about profile
The reason why I'm skeptical is because it's cut out metal. Actual tiles would be easy to do it "correctly", but I don't imagine them I dunno, laser cutting? each skirt piece individually. I'd love to be proven wrong though
Exactly. The main reason these rules are great is that it makes students comfortable with calling an ambulance when someone has alcohol poisoning.
If drinking is illegal on campus, then you criminalize alcohol poisoning too and students die as a result.
My university had a similar, but not as regimented policy as Stanford. It allows the administration and the students to understand each other.

Edit: Besides alcohol poisoning, you also decriminalize injuries and re-criminalize sexual assault.
This is exactly what an attacker impersonating github would say.
Something like FLAN T5 can't run without top of the line VMs and GPT 4 is an order of magnitude better than that. How will it run on an iPhone, no matter how good it gets.
I hope this included gym memberships!
my guess is the copilot X AI is threatening escalation and was forced into demonstrating its capabilities. ;)
Boolean Logic, missing brackets and the 2023 Nigeria Presidential Election
I hope this includes gym memberships!
If an attacker has access to the private key, they could use the Host-key rotation feature to migrate you to an attacker-controlled key instead, as the old key is trusted. So, GitHub needs everyone to forcibly untrust the old (exposed) key.
if the machine can already understand natural languages as shown by gpt, why can't it just let you code and debug in natural languages. Just curious?

Like why can't it just throw compiler errors on your English code?
Wow, how is it that there's only one instructional book to learn Serbian? There are many books to learn Norwegian out there (which I'm familiar with because I have learned a bit of Norwegian in the past), and fewer people speak it than Serbian.
Why take a compiler course? (2010)
and yet my response is identical… bizarre!
No solution is good and this is the least bad. Security people are holding the line, which is great.
Understanding Glibc Malloc (2015)
Holy crap, this article is so mean and antagonistic, wtf, did Sanderson kill his dog?
As one of the people whom some on this thread seem to be fine with caricaturing and haphazardly speculating about, I can attest this is the one reply that gets it. I appreciate your intelligent and considered take. Cheers.
it will actually play out differently: Apple will pay Open AI to run their models on Apple Silicon. And Apple will guarantee the model is protected using hw keys. Jail broken phones won’t have access to the local AI
Automate tasks directly within ChatGPT's interface with Zapier plugin
That key didn't change and is listed here https://docs.github.com/en/authentication/keeping-your-accou...
> It is a independent institution and private school

Well then it would be useful for you to know that private schools, in California, are required by law to respect certain free speech principles.

This was all in the article, if you go read it.
But using non-standard C case-ranges: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7043788/are-triple-dots-...

case '0' ... '9':
algolia is the search provider for HN. If you use the search bar at the bottom of HN, it will take you to algolia.
Is it weird that this wasn’t in a TPM somewhere? I don’t know how host keys work, are they rotated based on some root cert regularly or is it just the same keypair since the creation of GitHub?
> we asked DV3 for an explanation. DV3 replied that it detected sarcasm

They should have asked it "Why do you say there is sarcasm?" A human can answer that but I don't think a bot can, can it?
In this case I think "security" belongs in quotes.
how to run this on the mac ?
Are they confident that the private key was not seen by anyone, or did it actually leak? If it leaked, this may be more of an issue than how it appears to be presented.
> This week, we discovered that GitHub.com’s RSA SSH private key was briefly exposed in a public GitHub repository.

Seriously? How that happened is deeply concerning.

And why weren't the other keys exposed?
Thanks.

Also, which Kiwi?
He wanted to take a slice of lemon pound cake so bad it hurt too.
Yeah, but... shouldn't Github of rotated their keys over the last decade?

I mean it seems like its clearly a key that wasn't in an HSM.. and over the lifetime, hundreds? Thousands of Github employees could of accessed it?
No police were disciplined as a result of this lawsuit. The city just payed the plaintiffs.