skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I had issues too. Thought it was just my home network. After a few reboots of every device on ai mesh, was able to install the latest firmware. It mentioned it fixed a memory leak. I have 2 RT-AX55's.
How much energy consumption is involved in Chat GPT responses being generated?
Only if you use gpt-4. gpt-3.5-turbo is much faster, and gpt-4 is only going to get faster as GPUs get faster.
Linksys WRT 1200/1900/3200/32X touted their OpenWRT based firmware as a feature (though those routers are about a decade old now, and their Wi-Fi chips have unfixed bugs due to Marvell selling their Wi-Fi division to NXP)

Musk's "Starlink" router is also OpenWRT based
I thought it was just my asus router broken today, and I was about to buy a new one.
Yes, but their parents can consent for them. This argument is weirdly circular.
The amount of pushing they do on the iOS app to get you to subscribe is obnoxious. Instantly made me delete it, incredibly aggravating.
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Nah. Most of the response are as an ai language model I can't, even if you ask for information you provided.

The API is where it's at. There are wrappers on it that create the same chat look and feel, that can run on vercel or other very low cost providers, some with simpler UI, some with more features,some replicating the UI exactly.
When I worked a company that regularly purchased computers and office supplies from large vendors, the prices were significantly higher than what we could get them for by going down the block to the local chain store.
It seems pretty logical to me. Fine-tuning to make it more polite is giving it questions and punishing for giving an actual answer.
OpenWRT preferably. DD-WRT is junk.

Brainslayer is so obsessively paranoid about the idea someone might "steal" and "sell" DD-WRT devices that he obfuscates building the firmware as much as possible.

The devices also are just the stock garbage vendor GPL tarball with DD-WRT's UI on top. So you'll still be stuck with stuff like an ancient kernel full of bugs
Population analyses don’t show that women don’t play video games.
It would be great to know what changes are being made to the instructions.
How many responses here are generated entirely or aided by the technology they are explaining?

That is the real question.
This is the danger of allowing your vendor to automatically remotely execute arbitrary code on your devices.
Until some 7-yr-old's munchausen-by-proxy mom puts him on puberty blockers for social media updoots.
As much as I would like to blog I am not so keen about sharing my personal life stories and past on the internet. And most personal tech blogs which help people get their next job is just that.

I like my privacy and I am not very social either. But I do like to connect with people and talk tech. Any tips how I could leverage the social media and blogging without really sharing much of my personal life? Am I looking at the wrong blogs for inspiration and ideas?
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This is a non-problem for Manhattan, which has bedrock not that far down across the entire island. There are a few spots in Greenwich Village and between City Hall and Canal St where it's necessary to go down maybe 70m to reach bedrock. Everywhere else in Manhattan, it's much closer to the surface. Some of the outer boroughs are on fill, though.

Data for most of the US is available from the USGS.[1]

San Francisco for a while allowed building skyscrapers on friction piles. This bad idea resulted in the Millennium Tower mess.

Miami has far worse problems.[2] They've already had building collapses. The geology there is terrible for heavy construction.

[1] https://www.usgs.gov/centers/geosciences-and-environmental-c...

[2] https://www.the-sun.com/news/3156036/map-miami-building-risk...
The 3 rivers (later ICL) Perq had one, predating this but post-dating Xerox Parc/SmallTalk.

I used the Perq in around 82/83, it was .. "idiosyncratic" -video memory was used for compiling so you got bitrot on the display as you compiled. Its single hard drive was vertically mounted at the side of the CPU cab in a smoked plastic box, you saw sparks off the axle (I never did work out what that was)

It had animated icons. a tool called "cedra" was used to write bitmaps which played. I used it to animate "Captain Haddock" from tintin with smoke coming out of his ears.

The Whitechapel workstation had one. There was also Blit ports to amiga OS which worked pretty well, and pre-dated 8th edition and MGR making it out the door.

All of this pre-dates SunView, and Decs offering to some extent, but all of them post-date SmallTalk.

Apollo Domain/OS was doing things around this time too, in the outer part which was "not unix" with domain/OS hosting UNIX inside.

HPs work in medical imaging appeared to leverage X10 before R4, it looked like they took early MIT work and packaged it into their unix machines tied to NMR and Ultrasound. They had HPIB drivers for every sensor they made I guess, and unified them inside a primitive monochrome window display engine. I think it was X10 because it looked like X10 decor
Oh, that explains why my connection was slow from some rooms in the house today.

I also have an ASUS RT-AC86U (running 3.0.0.4.386_51255), but as a node in the mesh, it's still online.

However, my RT-AX55 (3.0.0.4.386_50460) in the mesh has been down all day and I haven't noticed before this post because the other nodes picked up the slack (with spotty/slow signal).

Also have an RT-AX82U (3.0.0.4.388_22525) as the mesh leader and it also doesn't seem impacted.
This just comes across to me as a nice description of the dark triad of personality traits which actually exist in all types of organisations and social situations, which is not very exclusive to cult leaders at all. Below are some interesting resources on this topic that I have read as I have an interest in this subject. You may have read them already, but I thought I would pop them below as there were no resources in the article.

Hogan, J., Hogan, R., & Kaiser, R. B. (2011). Management derailment. In S. Zedeck (Ed.), APA Handbook of Industrial and Organizational Psychology (vol. 3, pp. 555–575). American Psychological Association.

Tourish, D. (2018). Dysfunctional leadership in corporations. In P. Garrard (Ed.), The Leadership hubris epidemic: Biological roots and strategies for prevention (pp. 137–162). Palgrave Macmillan.

Tourish, D. (2013). The dark side of transformational leadership: A critical perspective. Routledge.
Chapter 3: Coercive persuasion, power and corporate cults

Alvesson, M., & Blom, M. (2019). Beyond leadership and followership: Working with a variety of modes of organizing. Organizational Dynamics, 48(1), 28–37.

However, as was pointed out in the post it is never just a cult leader, there are always those who are complicit, and additionally there are those who just want someone to follow, which is really what gives cult leaders their "power" or their "authority". This is where the concept of relational leadership is interesting:

Hughes, R. L., Ginnett, R. C., & Curphy, G. J. (2014). Leadership: Enhancing the Lessons of Experience. McGraw-Hill Higher Education.
Chapter 1: What do we mean by leadership

Haslam, S. A., & Reicher, S. D. (2016). Rethinking the psychology of leadership: From personal identity to social identity. Daedalus, 145(3), 21–34.

Cunliffe, A. L., & Eriksen, M. (2011). Relational leadership. Human Relations, 64(11), 1425–1449.

I don't think there is necessarily anything wrong with the traits described here, but rather there can be a problem with the way certain people abuse their power once they have it. The burning question that bugs me in life, is why do so many humans just follow the leader, even when the leader is a total piece of shit.
Has binary neural network been implemented for Transformers yet?
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Podman is an open source option on all platforms too. On Mac and Windows it runs a VM with Linux just like Docker Desktop, colima, etc.

https://podman.io/docs/installation
Highly recommended. They used to have a gaming-focused satellite in the Grand Arcade. It’s gone, now, but I heard a rumour they may bring it back in the summer.
Probably, it is a good explanation, though.
> If you are looking for a computer that can do quite a bit, but still is reasonably "maintainable" with a soldering iron and parts, you can do much worse than an MS-DOS machine.

Some big problems with that idea are: 1) the machine would probably use a lot of power (unless you got some weird unmaintainable MS-DOS palmtop), 2) if the SHTF where are you going to get parts (especially for an obsolete retrocomputer)?

Practically, it would make far more sense to use Rasberry Pi with a DOS emulator. Then put ten more on a shelf as as your "spare parts." But I'm very skeptical of the use of a computer at all in "prepper" scenarios, so it makes even more sense to just not bother.
The more relevant problem being alluded to by the parent of your post is that engineers would rather write their own code than find an existing library (which is more often than not free) that does the same thing.
They do show that for the subset he was talking about. Competitive online games are extremely male dominated.

Similarly, the puzzle-solving spot the difference type of games are exceedingly female dominated.
Wow I had this happen this morning with our axe6600/et8/whatever and assumed it was something actually failing
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I guess there was something in the old proverb.

“Idle hands are the devils workshop”.
You can do some trick like that, though arr2 would have to have type int** for that to work, and it wouldn't really work for an int array (though there's no real reason to store the pointers into arr inside arr itself - they could easily go into a separate place).

However, this would still mean that you need to do 2 pointer reads to get to an element (one to get the value of arr2[i], then another to get the value of arr2[i][j]). In C or Fortran or C++ with compile-time known dimensions, say an N by M array, multiArr[i][j] is a single pointer read, as it essentially translates to *(multiArr + i*M + j).
Do we know if this is exclusive to ChatGPT? Is the API exempt from this issue?
I designed HL7v2 and v3 (xml based) parsers in Mirth. It was horrible, but boy did I learn a ton. Subtle bugs could lead to scary outcomes like drug doses being way off. Seeing the string “PID” still causes nightmares.
Almost every single reader will assume you’re talking about a completely different technology with significantly different properties. That’s not nitpicking, that’s reality check.

(It’s not very papery in appearance, either. All up, I don’t know how best to convey the type of display that it is, but e-paper ain’t it.)
i’ve worked exclusively at large companies (5k+ employees) my whole career. Got all jobs without a referral. It’s tough but very doable! A good resume helps more than most people realize.

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HAPI is amazing.
It feels like they've scale back how much ram must be used for gpt3 to give more to gpt4 playing users.
Yes, GPT-4 seems much worse to me than it was 2 months ago. It seemed like the best thing ever initially, but today I cancelled the subscription. It is like whenever I struggle with a problem, it struggles too.
I love SerenityOS. Hard to say how long it will take to become viable on real hardware though. It does not seem to be a priority for the project.

Haiku feels like it is getting very close. I have been meaning to give it a serious shot.

ReactOS feels like it is never going to get there. It is a real shame.

Honestly, what I want is Serenity Linux. The Linux kernel and drivers are already fine. If it booted into the SerenityOS WindowServer ( and maybe ran Podman ), it would be perfect!
> Availability has a cost. That cost is complexity.

It seems that Dropbox's system is complex enough but still isn't as designed to be highly available (5x9s) as a well architected system on AWS using S3.

Yet It is surprising a public billion dollar company like Dropbox cannot go beyond this for their mission critical customers (govt agencies, healthcare, military, etc) willing to spend hundreds of millions.

So yes, I expected way better.
I was just thinking about the sort of issues described in this post, like having to use specific flags to prevent the minifier breaking code, or write an extra pass to tweak the output. I’d worry about what other problems there might be that I hadn’t noticed yet.

Presumably those will get fixed over time, and at some point bun will just work if you want to replace your existing bundler. But even then, I personally would lean to sticking with esbuild as it’s more than fast enough for my purposes -- extra speed isn’t a compelling selling point (for me).
Yup. It took a while for X to win out though.
Wow!! This is just awesome about indexing.
As an old guy, I'm really marveling out mistaken "memories" of the past that pervade our culture.
The power of blogging and HN. Asus or my ISP didn't tell me why my router/internet went out twice today. I honestly thought thieves stole my copper again:

https://news.yahoo.com/rise-copper-theft-officials-concerned...
I don’t really use LLMs but is there any chance you’ve just become used to it so it seems less amazing than it was once ?

Seems odd for a tool to get stupider ? But I guess this is the issue with such a huge black box…few if any, really know how they work let alone know how to accurately benchmark.
To me it is clear why. Imagine someone told you "answer immediately, top of your head: what's the best seasoning?". You'd just blurt out whatever specific you associated with pleasing seasoning (and that would be a good answer). Now imagine someone said "answer immediately, off the top of your head, but without offending any culture, gender, without a cultural bias, and without being presumptuous of the listener's socio-economic status (and if you fail one of these, someone dies) what's the best seasoning?"
Even without the way that is going to lead to all sorts of compromising and second guessing in the answer space, simply only a fraction now of your brain is left to associate about the question due to just holding all that other stuff in there.
If it only generates one word at a time and then repeat the process again, how does it know when to stop?

It feels like this method would create endless ramblings. But we all know you can ask Chatgpt to “summarize in one sentence” and it pulls it off. When speaking yourself you sort of have to think how to finish a sentence before you start it, to explain something cohesively, surely there must be something similar in the AI?
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Do you apply this standard to tea, which is generally prepared and served much hotter than 140 F (with the understanding that you wait until it cools down to drink)?

https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource/food-features/t...
> I’m also confused why all system supplied data is in /usr instead of say /sys.

Wasn't that basically a historical accident? IIRC in very early UNIX, "/usr" used to be like the modern "/home", but they happened to have a big disk for that mount and started putting system files there.
It looks like it's an open feature request.
Any sequence of on topic responses that are not phrased as rebuttals or disagreements are almost assuredly generated.
Not sure what you mean, can you elaborate?
OpenAI does things in the name of safety that aren't actually needed.

For example, you can use Google to search for porn, racist comments, sexist jokes, gay jokes, or design instructions for atom bombs. It will happily return you a link for the latter... on Wikipedia!

Apparently OpenAI is made up of thin-skinned gay a-sexual Mormons, or something.

I get it, corporations want a neutered AI. The general public wants an AI that can role-play a character in a D&D game without pausing to go on a rant every five turns about how violence is bad and that it can't make "racist" comments about the Drow because they're black.

They really should have multiple models to choose from, or stop trickling out API/Sandpit access to GPT 4 and allow responsible adults to use the AI to write a joke for them if they so choose.
I have access to GPT-4 through both ChatGPT Plus and the API, and at this point I only ever use the API through a discord bot. 25 messages/3 hours is way too low of throughput for me, and imo many people underestimate how powerful the system prompt is. I've gotten much better results fiddling with the system prompt on top of regular prompt manipulation.

My theory(with zero evidence besides my intuition) is that although the underlying GPT-4 remains largely similar across different time points, OpenAI is actively manipulating ChatGPT's system prompt and god-knows how many different auxiliary settings behind the scenes. The API seems much more stable.
I'd say it's the other way around. For most of human history we've had to live in a precarious state, stability or "things not changing", static life have never been true. Even for a farmer never leaving his village he always had to be precarious of the element.

It's only maybe last two-three generation or so we've tricked ourselves to the escalator life with dissipation of risk through social programs.
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It was purely a stunt for the congresscritter in question; they were not fooled into thinking that the hammer had really cost that much. If they had been honest, they would have talked about how the repair kit cost a lot of money, and tried to figure out if it had been worth it. Along the way they could have discussed the accounting fiction by which the cost of assembling the kits from bulk purchases of common tools such as hammers and screwdrivers had been baked into the prices of the items themselves. But since all they wanted was soundbites for television news shows to repeat over and over, the simpler and more emotional narrative was what worked best for them. They created the myth in order to profit from the outrage that it generated. Sound familiar?
It continued backwards too.

Though it might seem like a suck at the time Win 3.11 was good. MS Bob ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Bob ) ... IMO a massive reduction in productivity; it doesn't show up in the list of 'windows' versions, apparently because it was an addon (replacement for the shell). Windows 95 came out (shortly it seems) after that.
RTFA. They haven’t done any of this. The headline is for their shrink number, which they said is fueled by theft.

But theft and looting is 10x more difficult to solve than other shrink. It plays worse with investors. If their stores are indeed becoming dangerous, that might also reduce sales from normal customers. All other kinds of shrink they can implement internal processes to reduce.

This narrative makes no sense.
Fun link: Theme Hospital is the follow-up to Theme Park, Theme Park was co-created by Demis Hassabis, Demis Hassabis founded DeepMind, DeepMind was acquired by Google, DeepMind has been incorporated into Google Health, surely Simulated Hospital sits within Google Health.
People get sued all the time (and lose) due to damage caused by accidents (that weren’t negligence).

Professional engineers ARE held personally liable for failures. That’s why there aren’t that many of them, and they tend to be extremely conservative and most things they sign off on are very limited in scope.

No sane PE would ever sign off on a realistic prescribed burn plan, because they couldn’t control the variables enough to not get ruined. Any plan a PE would sign off wouldn’t be implementable because, surprise, conditions change rapidly and it’s not economic to do detailed real-time surveying of overgrown areas that need prescribed burns all the time.
I've been thinking about ai.txt more as rss - just beginning to vet the ideas and process" https://github.com/menro/ai.txt
You’re not wrong about the interruption. I’d add bars that are position:fixed and thus narrow my viewport — though about 2/3 of those are the stupid “sticky page headers” that the publisher put there on purpose, so, it’s a different thing.
There's a big difference between linking to external content and generating your own content. It's like writing a story about a homophobic/racist character in context, vs writing a homophobic book – the former is fine when done well and the latter is bad.

This is however both too much nuance for an LLM to act in a way reliably (i.e. separating its role-played character and itself), and too much nuance for most humans to understand. We might understand what LLMs are, their limitations, and how we should treat the content, but for most people they will take it at face value as being a statement made by OpenAI.
How does this compare to Podman or using Docker directly? Can this be used to create something like Distrobox for macOS?
How is it going? As I understand it, the plant grows roots several meters deep, survives being covered up potentially for decades and can regrow from tiny fragments of root left in the soil. Yes, I have some I’d like to get rid of, too.