skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Any unfiltered AIs are going to have a giant bullseye on them iff you put them online as a freely accessible service advertised to the general public. If you want to use it internally for whatever purpose, nobody is going to know or care.

Every company currently running a "filtered" bot started training it from a core, "unfiltered" version which they still have, they're just not hosting it for the public. And for every one else, the only constraint to train an "unfiltered" model is compute power; so it's relatively trivial to make an unfiltered model from previous generation or two generations back, and also trivial (just expensive) to get something close to the current generation.
> People scared of changes they don’t personally understand aren’t going to ever be able to suggest meaningful policies other than banning things.

True, but those same people also will have a huge effect on how these things will be developed and implemented.

One thing I'm finding remarkable is how dismissive AI evangelists are of these people. That's a serious mistake. If their fears are based on ignorance, then it's very important that the fears are addressed through educating them.

AI evangelists are not doing enough actual evangelism in this sense. Instead of addressing fearful people rationally with explanations and clarifications, they are simply dismissing these people's fears out of hand.
It's a tough one because follow-ups [1] and repetition [2] aren't in the spirit of HN (it's hard to stay interested under a repetitive barrage), but significant new information is [3], and there has been a ton of that too. So we're in tradeoff land. If it helps at all, we've downweighted a ton of AI-related posts that don't really contain new information. I know that many are still making it through though.

The Launch HN posts are a special case because that's one of the things HN gives back to YC in exchange for funding it; and as you can imagine, there are a ton of AI related startups wanting to launch right now. However, Demo Day starts tomorrow, so you have two more threads to endure today (the other one being https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35445097) and Launch HN season should simmer down after that.

[1] https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...

[2] https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&so...

[3] https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&so...
Usage: " PROGNAME " [options] [URL]

But you can put options wherever you want, they are identified by the leading '-' char.
I don't really think the first part of your comment is true, at least not in my experience. All other stakeholders would prefer someone that updates their tickets and communicates what they are doing effectively, even if they produce absolute garbage, bug ridden software.

I've personally only ever seen someone removed from a team for having poor technical skills once and it was under pretty extreme circumstances. While I've seen many good (from a technical perspective) developers removed because they thought they were somehow above doing the everyday "busy work" like ticket management.

Unless you work alone, then refusing to do non-technical work is just saying you're going to let the rest of the team do it. You're much more likely to be removed or have your contract ended if the team doesn't want to work with you.
If models can’t prove they are fully free of copyrighted data I don’t think they’ll have a leg to stand on there.
Which ones should we start with? We can't go from 0 to 100 overnight, that would halt everything.
Only when physically in the court room.

Everywhere else it's pretty much guilty once accused.
This screed has almost no use of or understanding of actual Roman Empire history and reads like your Fox News loving (as-opposed-to Washington Post loving) uncle’s Facebook rant.
If you are on an android phone what supports shelter[1], I can recommend installing "social" apps inside the shelter, and just sleep the apps when you don't use them.

In regards to windows, it feels to me as morphing into a solution for large corporations if disregarding the tabloid news while leaving private users just waiting for a friendly OS to be presented for them.

[1] https://github.com/PeterCxy/Shelter
You can indeed encode digital data onto a vinyl and then play it back meaningfully to a computer - http://boginjr.com/it/sw/dev/vinyl-boot/ is somebody making a vinyl boot disk and using it to boot DOS.
> Indeed, asking whether a machine learning system can “think” like a human is often as useful as asking whether a car can gallop as fast as a horse.

That's all you need to know: there is no debate about AI, because there is no AI!

We need a more sophisticated debate about algorithms and big data, and inference models; and how these technologies are being abused for money.

None of that has an iota to do with AI.
Don Bradman in Test cricket. His career average was 99.94. Next best is 61.87, and there are over 17 other guys over 55.00.
Sounds… until you’re sitting there in the shack rethinking life choices.
In 3 years it will also come complete with fake images, diagrams, photos, sound bites and video clips.

We'll all be locked in to walled gardens (figuratively) since anything out on the wild/open/unverified internet will just be fake. This is what could rescue traditional media if they play their cards right. Providing genuine content by authenticated and verified-human authors.
>Problem #1: - The market will correct itself, meaning that if everyone has X amount of cash to buy products, services, etc... businesses will just increment their offerings to take advantage of that rendering the UBI useless.

Why do people always say this in response to UBI as if it is a universal fact?

UBI doesn't create new money by itself. It redistributes money. Its impact on inflation will therefore be in the shifting of demand curves. However that won't be uniform. Demand for certain products is rather static and therefore those prices won't be impacted much.

For example, if you give me the money to double my food budget, I will go to nicer restaurants and buy higher quality items from the supermarket. I'm not simply going to buy twice the amount of everything I used to buy. Demand for basic staples like milk and eggs won't go up and therefore their price won't go up much. The biggest increases will be in luxury goods and services. The inflation caused by UBI would be progressive which is completely in line with the goals of UBI in providing a base level of money for people to live on.

And this isn't even getting into the supply side response to these demand changes which will act as another counter to inflation. If there suddenly is increased demand, suppliers will bring more products to market. They aren't just going to jack up their prices unless there is a complete lack of competition (which is its own issue that would need to be addressed regardless of UBI).
pro tip: post to the company general channel and ask who thinks there are people like that here? and what proof do you have?
A large part of software development is documentation. It is often overlooked or not kept up to date. I think the great advancement of AI is that we can now more closely link and validate one with the other. You can easily summarize some code with chatGPT, and also provide some structure of code based on documentation (as an outline, or first cut).

However, this is the state of the art today. In the future, the training set will be based on the prompt-result output and refinement process, leading me to believe that next generation tools will be much better at prompting the user to provide the details. I've already seen this enhancement in gpt4 recently, I think this is a common and interesting use case.

Overall, these tools will become more and more advanced and useful for developers. Now is a great time to become proficient and start learning how the future will require you to adapt your workflow in order to best leverage chatGPT for development.

This response was written by a human.
Climate pledges and green promises are _all_ marketing BS. Consumers fall for it. There's a name for it: Green Washing.
You can’t work around all responsibilities. For example, if you have to take care of your sick mom, you simply cannot do it.

I’m going to be honest. You don’t sound super privileged but you are more privileged than a lot of people and you don’t seem to realize it.

There is nothing wrong with privilege and there are definitely lazy people but it gets ridiculous when you keep posting “if I could do it, why can’t everyone else?”
How can the US withdraw from Ukraine given that they are not fighting there? How can the US negotiate a cease fire in Ukraine over the head of Ukraine? Can you tell me how that is even supposed to be possible? That makes no sense.
And let me guess, you’re not even aware that green every in China - eg nuclear power plants - is growing much quicker than in US?
Bail is designed to ensure you show back up for proceedings, and to protect the community if you present a danger to others. If you don't present a danger to others and you aren't running anywhere, then personal recognizance makes sense. It's an imperfect system but the solution is to give personal recognizance bail to more people not fewer.
I would gladly use it
Ask HN: Which business school does offer a good program on AI
I have been looking around and I can see some schools bringing these kind of programs, but I’m concerned about them being little technical or focusing on some examples like ChatGPT, AI drawing and so…

I do want a program to bring those topics since they are part of the conversation, but, do you know any of them that goes from technical to executive?

Thank you <3
I think there was also more variety in the structure of the school system. Eg maybe most people leave school at 14 and university starts at 16/17.
I basically agree with you, but it would be nice if we could incrementally make cities less hostile to bikes.

Also, there has to be some sort of health risk/reward ratio where riding a bike increases your health enough to offset the risk of falling. Sure anyone can die on a bike, but active exercise can also extend life.
Looked somewhat exciting until I saw the following: "From €749,70
Excludes Duties and taxes. Excludes Delivery"

That's a bit steep. I am all for OSS but comparable machines (even newer than Renoir) are considerably cheaper.

I've been toying with the idea of grabbing a 5800u/H unit off AliExpress since Pis have been hard to get by, and kind of old and slow. There was a 5800H/16/512 for just 300 euro last weekend. Kind of regret not pulling the trigger on that one.
What if a different statistically just as likely utopian scenario happens instead and we generate more jobs than we can keep up with because we start colonizing star systems as a result of using AI tech to discover some new propulsion technology? What if AI can't do anything useful without a human in the loop to guide, monitor, assist? What if groups of humans augmented with AIs are far more powerful than AIs alone? What if the implications of that are that we create advancements in biotech, energy efficiency, software and information systems, interactive entertainment, agriculture, production, mineral extraction, etc that cause an explosion in jobs?
edit apparently unverified in a rolling stone article.
Beautiful indeed.
Honestly that's the very gap that we're trying to fill with Totem. All of our mechanical parts that are available in our kits first are made available as individually purchasable parts, the whole section is here https://totemmaker.net/product-category/totem-mechanics/ , and strips like you're talking about here: https://totemmaker.net/product/cuttable-strip-bracket-200-mm... , with the intention of them being abundant enough for exactly these purposes.
I'm genuinely curious and would appreciate your response on what components could be added or improved to our system to make it more fit for such use cases?
> Steam engines and their descendants largely replaced the jobs which were done by horses and mules

> for example, the automation of textile industry

How many horses and mules were working in the textile industry again?
Why quant devs specifically? Wouldn't that apply to any devs tho?
Hey team Algora, Kudos to you on building this to simplify OSS ecosystem. I believe this is a great solution to filter quality contributions and most importantly to find the right talent in OSS. All the best :)
This 100%. I turn off notifications every time an app abuses them. Spotify wants to tell me about a random album I should listen to? Notifications blocked. Twitter recommends an account to follow? Notifs off. The pattern has continued to the point where I now do not get any social media notifications and I only see the app's content when I actively open it up and check.
They waste our time so we disable their functionality.
Sure, but it runs out after a dozen start up attempts. And at that point you haven't got a business you can live on it's because you're not cut out to be a founder.
eBPF Explained: Why It's Important for Observability
One thing I love about Catan is how short the games are. Losing isn't so devastating because you aren't as deeply invested.
I appreciate that. I tried to leave some ammo for those who had been in the trenches with me, but also had to just let it burn so to speak. Hope you are in a better spot these days.
If only it came with 2x NBase-T or at least 2x2.5G...
Also - I took a quick look at your comment history and I'm a little mystified by all the grayed out comments I see. I associate that with poor conduct (like, open and sustained hostility), maybe you should contact dang?
I guess I should clarify because I was downvoted. Data engineering involves a lot of database work. So if ML engineering is largely data engineering, then it's also at least partially database administration, transitively.
1.5% of a workweek is 36 minutes.

I don’t know how you can get a team of developers to productively spend 39 hours and 24 minutes of keyboard time productively coding in the same direction with only 36 minutes of discussion.
As an analyst, could I write an analysis plan and have this tool implement the plan in, say python pandas?
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US hasn’t invaded Syria in a colonial war. They also didn’t commit genocide in Syria.
This would be my response too, had I not actually played with it. I think this latest iteration with GPT-4 has surprised a lot of people, and the surprise element is driving the discussion. Fearing/Respecting AI is something that is becoming pretty damn obvious now to anyone using it and thinking about it; it's obviously powerful.
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Yes, it is normal. I was talking about the method of counting. I suppose one has to pick something, and the number of checks written is as good as any other metric. I do think that it is a little disanalogous to speeding because it is the same thing being concealed each time. Also, to be clear, I was not making a definitive normative judgment. I was more pointing out the interesting nature of how what seems to me to be an ongoing act of deception gets charged, and how it conflicted somewhat with my intuitions.
Review of 8 Common Lisp IDEs Which One to Choose? [EN Subs]
Common Lisp is alive. Don't believe me? Look at this video describing 8 programming environments supporting Common Lisp.

Turn on English subtitles if Russian is not your native language.
I also know of this description of Yudkowsky: "a crank AI scholar who thinks preventing his ideas for sci-fi novels from becoming reality is more important than preventing malaria, and who freaked out once when a computer program from the future threatened to hurt him."

https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/41198053

Make of that what you will, and if you like, read the book or find the author Sandifer's talks on podcast or video.

But many people do make the case, in detail, that this "logical reasoning", "rationalists", "holistic view", "longtermism" etc has at best gone off the rails, and at worst was never on them in the first place. This is what grandparent poster means by "fringe viewpoints and problems with cults of personality"

I mean, who wouldn't agree with "effective altruism". It sounds great, what's the alternative, being ineffective at it?

Well, "if you do the numbers, you’ll understand that the most effective possible action is to fit out a really nice castle where movement leaders can sit and contemplate the future robot apocalypse"
https://davidgerard.co.uk/blockchain/2023/02/06/ineffective-...
A microprocessor is pure logic, no? It’s not dysfunctional, but it’s also not that functional.
This must be fear mongering propaganda. Nobody "injects" mushrooms
There’s a big difference between “unwilling to ride a bike” and “cannot ride a bike“ (which is what the parent post said). If everyone that could reasonably ride a bike for their commute/errands, did ride a bike, there’d be a lot less traffic for those that cannot ride a bike.
There's a great benefit to extremism for me in this case. By vastly simplifying my menu I emptied and repacked my kitchen with about 80% fewer things in it. I can more easily buy in bulk now which makes this expensive diet a lot cheaper and shaves a lot of shopping time. Food preparation is greatly simpler and faster. Yet at the same time I'm enjoying food more than ever, maybe because it satisfies me more. And there's more than enough variety to keep it from getting tedious for me. Food has become a much smaller part of my life while getting better. Perhaps mostly, improving my fuel mixture has greatly improved my mood and energy all day long.

I don't know what the right mixture is for anyone else, but I do know that going from wrong to right can make life worth living.
“China's final warning”: a Russian proverb
> If we want AI to be treated like other tech, we’d wait until an actual danger presented itself, and then apply appropriate regulation to address that danger.

I think that history is full of instances where great harm was done because foreseeable consequences of developing tech were ignored on the basis of the tech not actually presenting those dangers yet.

That we have a history of being reckless with developing technologies is not a good argument that we should continue to be reckless with developing technologies.
If you are holding copyright to something, it will be on you to prove it's in there.
15W (and even 4.5W) sound like enough for charging stuff like controllers, headphones and whatever other small battery-powered devices one has.
(Also, do devices like that actually respect that 900mA thing, assuming they're capable of pulling that much power?)

Aside from that: It's obviously not enough for a laptop, but what other devices do you really need that much more for in your day-to-day life? I think I haven't used a USB charger capable of outputting more than 10W in a while (aside from my Nintendo Switch and its charging brick, but because of the dock it wouldn't make much sense to use a magnet adapter anyway). At home, there's always a charger nearby, and when I leave the house my phone usually has enough power anyways, or the trip is long enough for me to throw a powerbank in my backpack no matter how full the phone battery is.

And if you end up in a situation where you really need to quick-charge something, there's nothing stopping you from just taking the plug out for a short while.
The statue itself was as well, just in France.

>Initially focused on the elites, the Union was successful in raising funds from across French society. Schoolchildren and ordinary citizens gave, as did 181 French municipalities.
Why not? Hard stop on all noncompliant trade with China.

Would destroy the economy in the short run, but it would eventually correct.
In theory, yes, but it doesn't do you any good if no one's installed bike racks near your destination. I live in a pretty bike friendly suburb but I still have to drive to a destination and scope out the bike parking situation before I'll bike instead of drive
> I always thought that, redundancies aside, bare minimum was the only way to hire. So why should France want a company to hire 100x more engineers than it needs (and can/will fire at the slightest earnings glitch).

Some jobs are location dependent (e.g. plumber). Some jobs are location independent (e.g. software engineer).

While it's true that globally, a company will hire a minimum number of total jobs, most countries would prefer that as many high paying, location independent jobs be done within their borders.
Donations are keeping Z-Library in business
I imagine because this NAND has more layers, its going to be have even less endurance than and write speeds than QLC? It may eventually be cheap but, whew boy whats the use case if the loss in performance as layers increase scales linearly?
Tax AI for UBI
As /u/compumike mentioned the core spice algorithm is an LU decomposition and solve of a large matrix. Not sure what a good resource these days would be; it's been many years since I worked on this.

The JS experience wasn't great. We used emscripten and the tooling barely worked for the simulator core. The rest of the app wasn't bad, but we used polymer / webcomponents which was a big mistake IMO
> including living with her father,

Mother and daughter lived side by side in the same building with their husbands. After the daughter passed and the grandson married he took that apartment, so Jeanne and her son-in-law cohabitated. Whichever explanation you choose you have to say that they were a close family who really liked their apartments.
Isn't that just an electrified BMW Isetta?
Are there more blues or reds in cities? I'm not talking about crips or bloods...
I tried copilot in some toy projects back then but wasn’t left impressed. Maybe should try gpt-4 later. Thanks for sharing your experience!
I tend to ascribe "consciousness" or "personhood" to other HN posters although I haven't checked they have bodies or are AI. It's more how you behave / think.
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* Invented an IoT solution for the President of the US
* Architected an AI software for detecting breast and skin cancer
* Developed an animated tour guide with text-to-speech, voice recognition, and facial recognition
* Built an IoT smart HVAC solution for Johnson Controls that won the Product of the Year award
* Served as the founding architect of the no. 1 fastest growing company in the US
* Built AI e-learning platform for Foxconn ( Industrial AI Institute - iAIinstitute.com )
* Former head of software for a smart-cities computer vision/AI startup, featured in the New York Times under my direction
* Created many GPT-3 and DALL-E prototypes and tooling

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Take a look at Stanford's Principles of Robotic Autonomy:

http://asl.stanford.edu/aa274a/