skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
A "chance"? Maybe, but would there be anything to gain from such uniformity? Big CPUs are made by big teams, just like software. And you try to maximize re-use of vetted recipes, i.e. no need to reinvent power management. I would assume that for specialty backstage processors the core that the specialist team already knows is the one that gets used. Even if the backstage is disclosed, no code will ever be shared between the main cores and the support cores.
Whatever you think academic research is, it's not always like that, and it's usually easy to find counterexamples. That's why the attempts to standardize the processes usually fail.

There is not necessarily any data behind the paper. Even if there is data, the conclusions may not be about the data. Even if the conclusions are about the data, the paper may not use quantitative methods. Even if it uses quantitative methods, confidence intervals may not make sense. Even if confidence intervals do make sense, adding new data might not. And so on.
What's up with the markets disliking NSFW content? I thought sex sells…

I would rather invest in reddit with NSFW content allowed than in reddit with NSFW content banned.
I'm confused as your first link is the same link as this HN post - unless mods have changed it.
That comes right from the article.
Yeah, that reply sounds irrelevant, but I can see this as meaning "Every little helps". Even if it deters one person from smoking, that's good.
Admittedly those are bullshit. They do go away if you create an account and login though
> JMAP is completely unsuitable for server–server message delivery

That is obvious; but the scum who want to disrupt and destroy e-mail won't stop there.

Of course, big, monolithic mail companies would love to get people off the old protocols. Once that is in place, they will make deals to move mail among themselves in some new ways, and e-mail as you know it is finished.

> Your scoffing suggests that you haven’t understood what JMAP is.

I'm not assuming you or anyone else in this thread is an idiot; please return the favor.

(I am assuming that you're naive ... sorry about that.)
There was a talk by a researcher where he was saying that they could see the progress being made on chatgpt by how much success it had with drawing a unicorn in latex. What stuck out to me was he said that the safer the model got the worst it got at drawing a unicorn.
I try to be a great place to work :) So far I've never had anyone quit or leave.
The coverage by service for tv/movies is so much worse than games/audio, that's what makes it a service problem.

Netflix was killing pirating when it had "everything", pirating is seeing a resurgence as the landscape becomes more fractured.
I have a story to tell, about the demise of one of the largest internet forums in my language.

About ten years ago, when smartphones just started appearing, the forum did not have a mobile version, and there are various 3rd party clients on the App Store or Android Market.

Later on, one of the largest 3rd party client was blocked, because of they hammering the forum's servers too hard,. Or something about caching and stealing ad revenue.

Then a couple years later, in 2017, the 3rd party client's devs launched its own forum reusing the client's name. It exploded in popularity and quickly took over as the most popular message board among the youth.

The old forum now has a sort of boomer or mentally ill stigma to it.

I hope to see Apollo go down this route.

Oh, and I think both forums in the story did not monetize as hard as reddit going to paid awards and memberships.

One more thought: Keep the Apollo UI or whatever thing the users are most familiar with. Most of them do not care if it is fediverse or open source or backed by web-scale k8s, they only want it to just work (tm) good enough to post things on it. Eat the lunch you prepared yourself.
The NSFW content feels like its just ads for OnlyFans accounts at this point. The NSFW subs suffer from the fate that all the other subs do, Reddit is too large at this point to cultivate any real, organic community.
‘We want to protect the water on the Moon to prevent China from taking it over’
> What's "bad" enough to get a user banned from _all_ of Reddit?

explicit deepfakes
7. find a sustainable business model and make some money
All I can say is, don’t take any product advice from Reddit, since it’s fairly mainstream now. Basically every company does astroturfing and marketing in every possible way over there without disclosure. From what I was told, the most common ones are “try x, y, z” and “y” is the advertised product, but since it’s between other two, it looks like an organic comment.

Source: a friend working in marketing, so it’s not really reliable data point.
Absolutely! It is the misunderstanding and use of heavy abstraction, with "a class per file" that blows these systems into liabilities rather than solutions. Start with a low number of abstractions, as few as you can get away with given your requirements, and then only expand when the requirements change. It really doesn't matter the paradigm, it's possible to heavily abstract a functional system with various transformative functions that aren't truly needed until the data becomes more complex.

There is a whole industry peddling OO systems that are extremely abstracted for the benefit of filling chapters in a book, or producing extra pages of content in a website. I fell victim to both early on in my knowledge and even professional world, but somehow managed to follow what "felt right" and broke away from that to find an easy path forward that allowed me to use the tools I was given in the easiest way possible, and only introduce complexity when the solution was complex (not for the sake of complexity for complexity's sake).
A better approach, over time, would be to create incentives to decentralize work hubs. Not only are underground garages environmentally horrible, they don't fix the root cause of the problem at all.

Looking at early morning and evening traffic on Google maps for lots of cities around the world shows just how badly we have done in this regard.
The British Raj is why Hindus lost nuclear technology 10,000 years ago?
The bigger challenge is to get out of orbit into one piece. Heat shields for the transonic regime are not trivial technology.
It's important to note that the lesswrong's view of AGI is that it sees everything, knows everything, can do everything, can make humans do anything, and has motives directly harmful to us.

These are all taken as a given because the entire concept is just old testament god but with glowy parts. This is an essential part of the dogma, which is why there's never any sort of justification for it. Super smart computer is just assumed to be magic.

It's plausible and obvious to them because "a super-intelligence can make anyone do anything", can reprogram any computer to it's will, and can handwave away literally technical deficiencies.
> like to see 1st source statements from the board indicating that these changes are religiously motivated.

Nobody responsible or involved with this process is gonna give a written statement that they did to please the evergrowing hindutva or modi bhakti or whatsapp university.
The problem with OpenPGP has nothing to do with security, ciphers, etc - it's tooling.
> for anything popular enough

There is still a ton of value in the more niche Reddit communities. I don’t spend much time in the default subs, but the smaller interest-based subs are great and most of them are too small for the karma farmers to really care about.

Might as well get off the entire internet because all of the popular sites are sold and bought at every level.
> Trustworthiness, we agreed, is probably the most pressing near-term concern. Addressing the provenance of information and its traceability is key. Otherwise people may be swamped by so much bad information that the fragile consensus among humans about what is and isn’t real totally breaks down.

Wow, trustworthiness just isn’t my concern when I use chatGPT. I feel like we shouldn’t “trust” it — it is better as a source of inspiration and perspective than a source of “truth.”
I have an old wall clock from Japan that runs on 110v/50Hz. It keeps time like all old clocks, using the frequency of power. I can plug it into a US outlet and it runs, but it runs fast, since we're 60Hz here in the US. To remedy this, I bought a 12v power supply, and an inverter from Japan that had the 50/60Hz selectable on it. I couldn't find any other inverters that had an option to run at 50Hz.

I get the feeling that the frequency wasn't checked for accuracy / stability, because the clock still eventually goes out of time. My KillAWatt shows something like 51 or 49Hz or something like that. Not good enough to run a clock.

Been looking for some other way to get 50Hz AC power... This seems like it could be promising... but I have no idea how stable the frequency will be from a project like this...
I am going to call out this lie every time you post it: spam is not a synonym for misinformation. This was a disingenuous lie seven months ago when you copy pasted this response and it is no less different today.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33250463

Relevance and truth are two different things. It is not your job to be making calls on the second one, and I find your willful conflation of these concepts, and continuing attempts to deflect from the fact that you have done so to be a bit gross.
offtopic but i wonder how the bitcoin bet worked out for that country that bought in
I didn't say the narrative made sense! But I think the implication was that there was some sort of systematic campaign to erase Indian records of that knowledge after "stealing" it, i.e. by destroying artifacts and written records, preventing word-of-mouth transmission of history, etc. Of course this is all nonsense, but it's nonsense which plays well to an audience which is open to nationalist, anti-imperialist messages.
Your comment about billing hourly is extremely well taken. You’re not wrong to conclude that the billing model can contribute to overactive lawyering.

We are also trying to win (within reason) and we are often trying not to get sued or disbarred. (I guess I can’t speak for all of us, but…)

Sometimes the bills suck because of the billing model. Often the bills suck for a combination of those other reasons.

I also have noticed no one tends to shop around for the absolute least expensive lawyer for some reason. I’ll have to think more about that one…
This is what bothers me. The risks they're talking about are the most unrealistic ones you can think of. In the meantime, they're completely ignoring much more likely devastating (although not extinction-level) risks.

It smells like bullshit being espoused to push an agenda, but I can't tell what the agenda is. My guess: play up the huge unrealistic risks in order to distract from the more realistic ones.

Two things about this tech that I'm personally not worried at all about: "evil agi" and "only the elites will control this".
That wouldn't be kosher.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pork_barrel
This is such a naive take. Bills get passed based on emotional appeal, not data. That's why politics is chock full of "it's for the children"/ "don't let the terrorists win" rhetoric.
What would be an example of a non public private school (even in the past?). I assumed the terms are basically synonymous in the UK?
Near Ultrasound Inaudible Trojan: Exploit Your Speaker to Attack Your Microphone
It looks nice but why is the implementation language mentioned? Why does it matter? If anything it’s confusing as some one might assume it’s only for Rust programs.
> t's not clear to me what you think would be a good idea, which makes it difficult to see what you think would be a serious proposal rather than misdirection

Registration. Not even licensing. If you're training a model, you file a form describing who you are, who you work for, who you're working with and what you're doing with which data for what purpose. This lets professionals, policy makers and the public get a sense for the landscape so we can make rules with some sense of reality.
Amazon to pay $30M over Alexa and Ring privacy violations
Correct! From the site https://bjoernkarmann.dk/project/paragraphica

“ The star-nosed mole, which lives and hunts underground, finds light useless. Consequently, it has evolved to perceive the world through its finger-like antennae, granting it an unusual and intelligent way of "seeing." This amazing animal became the perfect metaphor and inspiration for how empathizing with other intelligences and the way they perceive the world can be nearly impossible to imagine from a human perspective.”
Maybe it's a regional thing. I definitely had cumulative final exams in GA & FL in the 70s and early 80s. The new generation are in the South and West, and while I don't know all the details of each child's school, the wailing and gnashing of teeth about 'final exams' is consistent across all of them[1]. Since we don't really have national standards in the US for such things, it's shouldn't be a surprise that there could be differences in how grades are handled.

[1] To be fair, the kids could just be using 'exam' and interchangeably with 'test' and it isn't a capstone for the year. But that still belies the assertion that 'exam' isn't used much in the US.
>I call this enshittification, and it is a seemingly inevitable consequence arising from the combination of the ease of changing how a platform allocates value, combined with the nature of a "two-sided market," where a platform sits between buyers and sellers, hold each hostage to the other, raking off an ever-larger share of the value that passes between them.

https://www.wired.com/story/tiktok-platforms-cory-doctorow/
This helped me to find out that my Huawei phone had "AI Touch" enabled. That apparently is a feature to touch any image with two fingers and the super smart AI finds out what is shown in the picture and where to buy it.

Goes without saying that I immediately disabled this. /shrug
It's not a sustainable position though. Advertisers aren't idiots, the market will adjust as it makes sense to adjust. You already have bot accounts flooding certain keywords on reddit with product placement. If everyone ends up on reddit, that's where the SEO spam crap you see today will follow them. If everyones on twitter, it goes there. If everyone goes to mastodon, so be it, there be the bots. It almost doesn't matter what the service is exactly, once it hits a critical mass it gets enshittified just because of the business opportunity it presents.
this was fun. Any suggestions for other casual co-op games on the phone that I can play with my almost-4 year old?
You're confusing the first law with the second law.

First law: energy can neither be created nor destroyed

Second law: entropy always increases

> There's a reason the first law of thermodynamics is first

The first law of thermodynamics is not the first. That would be the zeroth law:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zeroth_law_of_thermodynamics
What is nbdev?

> nbdev is an innovative software development framework for Python that embraces literate and exploratory programming. I worked on nbdev from 2020-2023 with Jeremy Howard and, later, Wasim Lorgat. I had the privilege and excitement of exploring the boundaries of developer tools and exploratory programming while working with very talented software engineers. In addition to creating a tool many people enjoyed, I enjoyed using nbdev for personal and professional projects.

So I still wasn't sure and navigated to nbdev.fast.ai:

> Create delightful software with Jupyter Notebooks

Ah "nb" is notebook and we're talking about jupyter notebooks here!
Yeah, your subreddit is safe as long as

a) there is no political aspect to it

and

b) there is no commercial aspect to it
I saw the original thread on Reddit and I don’t get what the problem is really.

Make Apollo a paid-only app. Change the price for Apollo to $10 per month. That’s still a drop in the bucket for anyone that cares enough to really want Apollo in the first place.
Requiring git, vim, and bash to pull in a fork of their software instead of the vanilla version when the packages already exist as OpenBSD packages doesn't sound like the Suckless philosophy.

And apparently nobody's used this thing anyway, including the person who made it, because the scripts have an obvious bug in them that won't let them run on OpenBSD.

That's after this thing has been posted on here at least 3 times to my knowledge.
> Where would Twitter be today if we could continue to use Tweetbot and other clients with our own single-user API-key or so?

So like OAuth? IIRC Twitter used that with all the 3rd party clients. I think the problem is that 3rd party clients filters out ad posts one way or the other. Your other point still stands though, just charge the user API access.
I like LibreTube better than NewPipe. It has more features and a better interface imo
I wonder of it actually is because they’re tuning it to make it less offensive (by their standards). Thats the only explanation I keep seeing repeated.
how to they steer? or more broadly navigate? if I dumped a bunch of self-powered boat propellers in a swimming pool, would anything aside from brownian diffusion and uncontrolled collisions happen?
That's "propaganda" by the ministery, not answering many questions. They only claim that all government administration will become digital, smooth, and much cheaper.

Is it allowed to use the Steuer-ID for non-government purposes?
One wonders if some of the parties are using the sci-fi risk as a distraction from the more immediate one.

Personally, I think the creation of things like ChatGPT in a way poisons the well for future models to be created in the same way able to be up to date with future trends. I think within a decade much original, quality stuff will be more explicitly protected from free scraping and training. And at the same time, freely available stuff will become flooded with LLM-generated crap, so any "vaccuum up everything free" models of tomorrow will be trained more on today's model's output than on human output.

So whatever signifiers evolve to represent "this is real human-created stuff, not just AI crap" in conversations or art will be harder to adopt and copy without a lot of effort in your prompting and all.
>They are all in low cost microcontrollers.

Can you point at your source for that? I am not interested in speculation.
For 'lay' people here on HN, I just want to make a quick point:

Peer-review does not mean that the reviewer is re-doing experiments or re-running analyses. They are only reviewing to see if the paper merits inclusion in the journal. Often this means telling the authors to do more experiments or check other things. But, to be clear, the peer-reviewer does not re-do things and check if they are 'right'
If the average users app is doing 10K requests a month I'd wager it's a good thing they're over it but $5/month probably isn't much for the addicts. Avg HN latte for a day.
I couldn’t get past the super hard captcha.

Oh thats the game!
Not sure that warning labels will help you with consistency.
You don't have to like something to value it.
its completely depends

I still routinely run into it on my phone where I cannot view the site at all unless I download the reddit app, especially if its a NSFW subreddit
Yes. I don't know why there is so much silly talk about alignment. If alignment were possible, we would have already aligned corporations with outcomes beneficial for humanity. AI will just make corporations more powerful and they will more effectively cause unintended damage and enslave humans. We will have amplifications of Deepwater Horizon and the tobacco industry.
Its crazy man. There is constant barrage of world's best prime minister, best food, best flag, bext xyz declared by NASA/UNO/AMERICA and stuff. Anything tou can think of, its best is in India as per that whatspap forwards & university. If you agree, good. If you object based on facts, you are anti national, anti Hindu. Really crazy.
> We encountered an error when trying to load your application and your page could not be served. Check the logs for your application in the App Platform dashboard.
Amazon to Pay $30.8M to Settle FTC Privacy Claims
There is a middle ground where they only audit the ads on the big clients. If you are say a top 10 Reddit client by usage it is going to be hard to get away with not showing the ads.
It said it simply lost thrust and descended, I don't think it exploded.
Finally, thanks!
The key thing reddit has is subreddits. Maybe they could be implemented using BlueSky's custom feeds?
Yes, I work with many small businesses where K8s/Containers are overkill.

I have also helped to remove K8s from companies that were experiencing painful points with it, these companies are know very happy with plain-old VMs where their apps just work with minimal maintenance.

I personally choose simple deployment scripts for static webapps, this example works like a charm and runs in under 10 seconds:

- `npm run build && scp page.zip webserver:~/ && ssh webserver "unzip -o page.zip -d /var/www/html/"`

In other more complex projects, I tend to go with ansible, I have 5 year old scripts that still work, I do a few tweaks per year.

A customer uses a similar approach with shell scripts executed as CI/CD by AWS CodePipeline.

Related to the tech stack, nginx is my favorite reverse proxy, I know, everyone talks about Caddy but having used nginx for years, I rarely hit anything I don't know how to handle, and, the community has already posted answers for most common nginx use cases.
DGSE essentially puts all of it's money/effort into industrial espionage and they're the best in the world at it.
Hmm i guess torrent sites can also counter by just not having static URLs for content?
> So you'd just need a model that can take a textual description of the algorithm as input, and spit out a list of logical errors/flaws.

Right, I'm saying that this is the thing that's dissimilar from handwriting recognition -- the nearer equivalent would an LLM creating a textual description of a novel approach to handwriting recognition, which as far as I'm aware, is beyond current models.
Sounds like the man's real case is against his lawyer.
While fwupd does have a windows client, the obvious mechanism to use would be windows update, but anything is better than custom software for each vendor.
It's always felt weird that there's this whole concept with a formal name ("chain-of-thought prompting") and papers written about it, etc, and basically it boils down to putting the phrase "Let's think step-by-step" at the end of the prompt. The obvious conclusion was that these models _should_ be trained to think step-by-step without having to prompt them to do so each time.

The other interesting thing is the pedagogical parallels of this technique. A lot of times, when teaching/learning, we reward people purely based on outcome (did you get the right answer), with mild attempts to do better (like "show your work for partial credit"). Ideally this is just baked into teaching/learning all the time (the process is rewarded as well as the outcome).
See e.g. this report: https://christian-saefken.de/abmahnen-aber-richtig/
> IMO they probably should've kept a page or two about evolution though

How do you even teach biology or natural sciences without dedicated a significant amount if time for evolution (not just a page or two... lol..). Are these subject not taught at all in Indian school? Before 11/12 grade (assuming the students picks them)? What do they focus on instead?
There is nothing reasonable about pretending like Elon isn't accomplished because you don't like him.

Happy?

It's not reasonable to pretend like Tesla/spacex is not a smashing success story.

You're not dealing with human relationships. What are you talking about. The parent of my original comment is spinning a narrative about Elon's accomplishments because of his personality quirks.
It'd be interesting to see how the stats on this worked out in the end. After all, drivers don't only kill themselves either.