skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
We still have the list of legacy verified users. Off site. So it's technically possible.
Godot-dodo – Finetuning LLaMA on single-language comment:code data pairs
This repository presents finetuned LLaMA models that try to address the limited ability of existing language models when it comes to generating code for less popular programming languages.

gpt-3.5-turbo and gpt-4 have proven to be excellent coders, but fall off sharply when asked to generate code for languages other than Python/Javascript etc.
The godot-dodo approach to address this: Finetune smaller models on a single one of these languages, using human-created code scraped from MIT-licensed GitHub repositories, with existing GPT models generating instructions for each code snippet.

This differs from the dataset generation approach used by projects such as stanford-alpaca or gpt4all, in that the output values of the training set remain high quality, human data, while following the same instruction-following behavior. This will likely prove more effective the more obscure the language. In this case, GDScript was used, which is the scripting language for the popular open-source game-engine Godot. The same approach however can be applied to any other language.

Performance is promising, with the 7 billion parameter finetune outperforming GPT models in producing syntax that compiles on first try, while being somewhat less capable at following complex instructions.

A comprehensive evaluation comparing all models can be found here:
https://github.com/minosvasilias/godot-dodo/tree/main/models
I doubt they'll go anywhere en masse. They'll probably just grudgingly use the official clients. Possibly with browser plugins to customize the UI.
This is true for anything though. For example: I dance (professionally), surf and snowboard. All three of them have caused me injuries, though only one of them left me with something permanent (very minor, more of an annoyance thankfully) and people have gotten extremely serious injuries and even death from all of them. Should we stop doing them recreationally because of possible risks?
Yeah I find some of the shortcuts confusing, like if I want to enter a directory in Finder I push ENTER and that's ... rename? Instead I'm meant to push PLACE OF INTEREST SIGN + O
Same here. I thought everyone saw snow (mostly in the dark). Its never bothered me though.

Also a similar experience with psychedelics in college, although it was actually smoking marijuana a week after a very intense trip that gave me the most terrifying night of my life. I had to have sedatives and suffered major anxiety for a couple of years afterwards.

I still don't regret taking them. I learned a lot about myself and had some amazingly beautiful experiences. But I wouldn't wish the final one on anyone.
The following are all web browser add-ons:

"Unhook" hides the related videos, comments, shorts tab, suggestions wall, homepage recommendations, trending tab and other distractions on YouTube pages.

"BlockTube" lets you block channels or videos by ID, title keywords, or comment content.

"Channel Blocker" puts an X next to the channel name on each video. Clicking the X instantly and permanently removes the channel from search results.

"uBlock Origin" removes ads from the beginning and within videos.

"SponsorBlock" skips over a variety of uninteresting sections of videos via crowdsourcing. You can choose which types of sections you want to skip.
By any chance was this "one hit" done on a hot knife at the Pain Management Society on commercial drive pre-legalization? Because I've heard a similar story from quite a few people, several of them heavy users. No warning, and sent on their merry way without checking if they had a safe way to get home. Which I mention because getting lost trying to find home is a common theme in their stories. The people who knew what they were looking at report the dose as a generous dollop on the order of .5g.
Add a bit of chaos: make them elect one of the bots for the admin role. Let them self-nominate, debate each other, discuss the candidates and so on.
I couldn’t agree more. Most of my other “social media” consumption involves either low effort humor or getting mad at strangers.

I’m constantly learning stuff from YouTube. I’m watching chemistry channels, DIY channels, history channels, etc. It’s an amazing learning tool.
Never heard of anything like that, but most of my experience is from 2+ years ago. Is your install recent? Are you sure they were equivalent proposals? If you add storage, that's no longer just solar, and their storage offerings are far more expensive than others.

I couldn't find a local solar installer that wanted to use the type of cheap inverters that Tesla wanted to use. My neighbor has to have Tesla come out about once a year to fix issues.
I just checked one of the bundles and I found copyrighted textures, audio, and game code.
> I've been very happy with Manjaro.

I second that. Although I'm still a Debian guy on my main machine, and use Alpine on smaller ones, I chose Manjaro on my laptops, also installing it on less technical people machines with great results, no problems or complaints, just the occasional need to explain the few differences to new users coming from Windows, but that wouldn't be the OP's case.
0-60 is not a 1970's Ferrari thing.

Ferrari of most eras, until recently, were a "go fast slowly and in the style of a Ferrari" type of car.
Do you know some good ressources to learn how to use macOS the productive way, using mostly keyboard shortcuts instead of the trackpad?
He should add a gifting option, pay to troll.
Generating Entangled Qubits and Qudits with Fully On-Chip Photonic Quantum Sourc
As someone that only uses YTTV to watch sportss, pecifically NFL Redzone, F1, and baseball/basketball playoffs, I really enjoy YTTV interface because it always knows what I'm going to YTTV for. Very rarely do I need to click more than 2 buttons to get to the thing I'm trying to watch
Human creativity in an AI saturated future
Youtube videos are good for "fixing your own pipelines" kinda of problem.

I don't think they're good for, for example, programmering.
My local cinema does that DRM-free movie on USB key thing... even if you do not watch the movie first !

(As you can imagine, it doesn't show any Marvel movies or the like...)
Count me in the camp of people experiencing this, I associate it with childhood fever dreams. And much later, I encountered the exact same feeling through psychedelic experimenting. Never knew it was such a common experience either, and as you say it's very reassuring.
It does get easier with repetition (mentally and socially).

I do a water fast on thursdays (~36 hrs). I find that to be much easier than intermittent fasting mentally somehow.
Yes, I often now use another search engine, such as DDG, to search YouTube.
You have to be only 55 to join AARP, so seems relevant - 50+ is probably the easiest survey data to get.
I am so glad someone is doing this. I’ve been using PD for 10 years and still can’t figure out the UI. Things that should be dead simple (IMO) like adjusting schedules requires a separate spreadsheet to figure out.
FOMO really is a thing. Mind you, this isn't all investors, but as a company you only need to find one that will sign. And that one might serve as validation to a bunch of others who might then want to be in on the round. It can get pretty crazy. At the same time, plenty of solid businesses that aren't hyped can't raise a round at any reasonable valuation. It really isn't a fair world.

The worst is when your solid business suddenly gets a competitor flush with capital which decides to start a price war, which, depending on the amount of capital they've got they may well win before they themselves go out of business.
this is how low we've sunk, you don't even say that youtube is adequate, you say it's the most adequate

Just to add my anecdata to the mix, I'm waist deep in logging-in to gmail and workplace apps, etc, but to compensate have abandoned android for iPhone, and I never use google search, and while I watch plenty on youtube, it's never required me to log in so I've never logged in, I don't even have any idea how much it "integrates" with other google logins or not at all. Am I missing out on something, is there some benefit to logging in?

My main complaint about youtube is that it used to be fun and quirky and have lots of "raw" content, and now everything is overproduced, festooned with graphics and clickbait. So many channels I would like to blacklist but nothing like that is possible. Technologically it works well, and I know there's content out there that I'll like, but unless I have a link to it or know exactly what to search for, it's very hard to find things. If there are channels I like and watch regularly, I sure don't need the algorithm showing them to me, but any sort of "maybe you'd like this too" seems totally broken, or at least completely lowest common denominator.
i had this happen to me. ive lost videos I wanted to see when i clicked one instead of another.
Yeah, the 80s were a long time ago.
The government has always selectively enforced laws, it’s simply beneficial in this case. 22 states have legalized recreational marijuana and the world hasn’t ended. Maybe it’s okay federal statute isn’t enforced in this particular circumstance, from a rationalist perspective.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legality_of_cannabis_by_U.S....
You’re not using effortless public transportation to take day trips to Napa or Yosemite. Not having a car has constraints too.
No, YouTube is not a corruption of any of those things.

You can’t have the things you like without some way of allowing the people who created those things to no have to do other things to survive.
>It casts shade against OpenAI, claiming – contra OpenAI's own assurances about retention – that "ChatGPT may store data related to your queries and responses". But, it only offers the same non-verifiable assurances itself – with even less reputation, or opportunity to hold accountable for violations, than with OpenAI.

I think you are confusing the terms of ChatGPT and the OpenAI API. OpenAI are uncharacteristically open about the fact that they are retaining and training on data collected through ChatGPT.

>We do not use Content that you provide to or receive from our API (“API Content”) to develop or improve our Services. We may use Content from Services other than our API (“Non-API Content”) to help develop and improve our Services.
I don't want to push a fork related to a DMCA takedown notice.

And it seems that some repositories disappearing from gitlab too (example: https://gitlab.com/lax1dude/eaglercraftx-1.8).
Obviously this is purely anecdotal but I thought I'd share my experience anyway: I hear a lot more often about bad experiences on the internet than I do in real life, and in my social circles using drugs for recreation is common.
That line can be pretty fine. Not in the case of FTX but the perfect poison for any investor is a founder or a group of founders that are true believers but that are mistaken all the same. They don't actually know that they are misleading investors, it isn't deliberate but if it was you wouldn't be able to spot the difference.
Motherhood on ice: lack of suitable men drives women to freeze their eggs
Converting farm land into solar, or even fallow land, seems like a massive societal benefit. Most farmland is fantastically unproductive, used for excess corn, soy, or sugar that we struggle to find uses for.

Taking even a fraction of the land used for ethanol and using it for solar would give us enough energy to power the US. And the ethanol business is a complete make work program.
Or they just ran out of money.
Ben Ferencz, the last living Nuremberg prosecutor of Nazis, has died at 103
I think your fear is stopping you from experimenting with MJ. Just like how you can dose with alcohol or any other substance regardless of how concentrated, you can take a smaller, more measured dose of MJ instead of finishing an entire joint by yourself. Edibles and cartridges are great ways to dose.
honey bees are not native to north america. Native Americans called them "white man's flies" (or should I not be learning history by watching westerns?)
main position is: "a super intelligence does not _need_ anything from a lower intelligence"

Think of it like social engineering by a super intelligence. If you agree that cambridge analytica influenced large groups of people's actions then it's a pretty clear line for a super intelligence to use digital social engineering to influence anything in meat space. they'll get what they want "through us" but they don't _need_ us anymore than we need animals for nutrients.

basically, a lower intelligence, (humans) is at the mercy of a super intelligence. it's not really necessary to enumerate exactly what tactics a super intelligence would use, you just have to agree that a super intelligence is by definition in a position of power.

maybe i'm incorrectly assuming that we both agree that a true AGI will inevitably be super intelligent. (though i don't necessarily see AGI itself being inevitable)
Did you try it and couldn't find any boosts in productivity?
Oh, fine, all is forgiven.
That's based on a straightforward interpretation of what the federal government can and can't do. In reality there is some flexibility on it.

If nobody rolled their eyes at what you said, maybe it wouldn't be much work and the federal government could stop it. They can't without vastly changing how they operate though.

Also if you get extra technical it's legal because of the constitution. Show me the constitutional amendment that says it's illegal.
This is a scraping tool that can download a list of URLs very fast. It's not an AI tool per se but the advertised use is to download corpora for AI training. Traditionally, polite Web spiders tried not to hit any one server too hard but when your goal is to download a bunch of data from a small number of sites fast you're inevitably going to be putting real load on each site. I'm not sure there's a solution that can satisfy everyone.
>Perhaps this is a glimpse into the long-term solution to the problem of the federal legislature being intractable deadlocked: states will simply start ignoring federal law more and more, and its relevance will fade over time.

I feel that this may be the best way to do things, since each state is unique in it people and geography.

I also feel like universal healthcare on a state level would be the only thing to work at this point, it seems like the federal government is unable to budge at all when it comes to fixing it.
Right, PWAs strip out the browser UI. We’re in agreement.

(it actually isn’t by default, it requires specific flag, but it’s more or less what everyone considers to be a standard for PWAs)
Contexts.app for a more traditional alt-tab.
This one looked interesting and is probably quite actionable.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18252469
'A Series 'B' led by Stripe' -> I really wonder what the story is there. It can't be that easy to fool the Stripe founders.
Or a else point in favor of Apple getting complacent and doing dumb things with their platform too.
Seems like a pretty outrageous claim to me
The major problems with Metformin are that it frequently makes people nauseous, it causes sperm damage in men (effects go away when you cease taking it + about 3 months), and in rare cases can cause lactic acidosis if you consume alcohol.

Admittedly, I got put on it because my blood work wasn't going in the right direction, but it has noticably increased my ability to lose weight. Not exactly scientific, but in my first 5 months of trying to lose, I was down 30 pounds, in the next 5 months after starting it, I lost about 50 and was less strict about my diet. I was even doing less cardio because I had primary shifted to lifting weights.

Now I'm down a full 100 pounds, admittedly with another ~100 to lose, but I really can't describe how much better I feel. Combine that with moving to have a regular social life, I feel like my life is headed in the right direction for the first time since college.
Game theory: when openai releases the „real“ gpt chat app then they will have a hard time ranking in the app store
It’s a very clear case of copyright infringement.
also being new to TikTok, I didn't realize scrolling up at first would refresh the queue of videos. And I would lose the vid being watched which was a bit terrifying to lose an interesting video.
Be careful what you do on the internet. This thread will forever be connected to this "teaching.app" website, your down-votes, and your tone-def responses to the people trying to explain why they think you should have disclosed that you made the website, and also the name "EGreg"..
That optical illusion gave me a hint of the original feeling. On my drug trips it was also highly correlated with a spinning or vibrating sensation, which also seems somewhat present in that illusion.

There's something really interesting here about this shared type of experience that many people are reporting. All a bit different, but a very similar feeling.

I feel like others online must have discussed this type of thing before, but I've also come up short when searching it. How do you even describe it or name it in such a way that is searchable? Has anyone come up with a name for it?

Now I kind of want to post this on Reddit or something to find more people with this experience, and maybe see if anyone has a name for it.

I've never done Salvia, but the descriptions I read about it from people remind me of this feeling as well. They often talk about a wheel and spinning movement and dread.
In most cases I believe states are threatened with penalties or withdrawal of federal funding when they try and disobey federal law. Even with other drug laws like alcohol, states have been threatened with losing funding for roads if they were to lower the legal age to 18. Marijuana is simply too negligible of an issue for the federal government to really do anything about it.

https://abcnews.go.com/amp/US/Politics/story?id=4577105&page...
This is Hacker News. It is reasonable to have substantive discussion and correct mistakes. We are deep in a comment thread hardly anyone will see. So I think it’s OK to explain where I am coming from.

It was innocent and well-intentioned. You just misunderstood the intention. If people say there is a systemic problem X in high school, and a high schooler confirms most of their friends have problem X, what do you think is more well-intentioned:

1) Promotion: Hey high school student! I built Y! Check it out! Tell all your friends! I think it might help them! Or…

2) Feedback: Hey high school student, do you THINK this COULD help your friends or not: Y

My purpose was 2. I sometimes do 1, but here that was not my intent. When I’m promoting something, you know it. Now that you highlighted that I made it, though, it defeats much of the original intent. So now it has turned into a conversation about whether people can have purposes other than promotion. That’s fine. It is somewhat useful for me to get this straightened out. I won’t get an unbiased answer anymore, but I can get them elsewhere when I do case studies and beta testing.

bottom line: doing a clinical trial or experiment or beta testing or asking someone’s opinion isn’t always primarily about promotion.
Yes, it is very task dependent.

I used it the other day to help me with graph drawing in a Jupyter notebook the other day. It certainly felt faster than searching with google or sifting through docs just to find the right functions to call.

I also see it fail miserably on other programming tasks.
I was always told it was done because it was historically done that way.

It looked classy in the 1920s.
In this vein, I've got a Hammerspoon script so I can hit cmd-option-ctrl N, to make a new desktop with a fresh chrome window in it.
The banking situation is like an MVP of the real thing. You can't easily get a mortgage in another country, some of the banks can't even serve you in English, etc.

As for taxes, in theory, you could have a unified system that exposes a bunch of knobs for each country to turn as they wish. Some might even set some of them to 0. You can do much better than the current mess. I guess you can also do much worse, especially for the people who've already found their niche tax-wise.

Everything is an even bigger mess when you are a company (not even an employer). E.g. recycling mess mentioned here: https://www.pcengines.ch/recycle.htm
Only if it's willing to sacrifice the chunk of revenues and profits that is at odds with the societal values this board will prioritize. I'd say the odds of success are well under 50/50. See also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge's_law_of_headlines
I did. Spamming apps on the app store is not the same as a scam. If the apps work as advertised I don't see the issue.
I teach drawing. When demonstrating perspective, he is my go to guy. For one of my exerciss ask the students to redraw a Pirenesi as a sci Fi book jacket cover.
Paraphrasing: "In this paper, we reiterate previous assertions about how utterly boned we are as a species in the event that a nearby star has gone supernova in the last few hundred years."
Any OS can "make a filesystem case insensitive"; for example in Linux you can do it if your kernel has support for it[1].

But again, that is a OS implementation detail thing, the underlying file system is still case preserving.

[1] https://www.collabora.com/news-and-blog/blog/2020/08/27/usin...
I think there are a lot more people who'd move for universal healthcare than there are who'd move for pot, and those people are likely to be folks who impose a significant burden on the new system. (For example, I paid $48k out of pocket last year. I'd move in a heartbeat.)
It's definitely not far fetched for VC investors to not do any due diligence at all. Obviously not all of them, but there are quite a bit of them that just gamble with their money. Just take a look at how many of them threw money at crypto lol.
It’s surprisingly difficult to emulate the `vcvtps2ph` instruction. I recently tried to, and tested a few open-source libraries. None of them did the trick, they all failed. I made a test to convert all 4 billion of possible FP32 values, and compare the outcomes.

I gave up, and that software now requires a CPU with F16C. Fortunately it’s not that bad anymore, the ISA extension was introduced in AMD Bulldozer (2011) and Intel Ivy Bridge (2012). Most people are using computer newer than 10 years old, I think in 2023 that’s a reasonable requirement.
"... lethal consequences up to ∼50 pc away ..."
I suppose that depends on whether you were fighting CRT artifacts to produce a realistic image or using them towards an artistic goal. Scroll through that twitter account and you'll see many examples of artists who were clearly depending on CRT artifacts to create their end product.
I never said it’s a bad thing that the feds aren’t enforcing this. All I said is:

1. It’s inaccurate to claim that marijuana is legal anywhere in the US, and
2. The situation is fascinating.