skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Isn't it tremendously exciting believing that you can see the pendulum's next reversal?

At some point in life I hope that you find yourself on the precipice of life and death.
Not as a threat or because I wish harm upon anyone.
It is only when you are faced with that choice for real that you decide whether you want to be that sad person that allows others to dictate their emotional state.

Nevertheless, you are right. And so I have burned my fingers plenty.

Due to circumstances beyond my control, I learned at a young age that I am to be the universal asshole, and for a very long time I was not okay.
It took a substantial part of my life to get to a point where I am able to be okay with that.

As for others, they rarely understand why I am the way I am, and that too is okay.

We are all here to grow and eventually realise that we all need each other to survive, so we compromise, we adapt, and we ignore the ugly parts of others so they will tolerate the ugly parts of ourselves.

I feel like a guru now, anyways I'm going to bed.

Enjoy
"ulimit" is discussed on the bash manual page. It isn't arcane nonsense. In fact it is incredibly concrete and understandable even by newbies. You're going to have to look elsewhere for an example of obscure, complex, useless technicalities.
It’s not really two factor authentication if the claim is the phone also contains the passwords, the first factor.
This is going to sound flippant, but I'm serious: in a world of nonsense, something that generates nonsense (ai) is a fantastic tool.

The issue is our acceptance of information as if it were true, as if misleading ideas were not monetisable, as if we can outsource the basis for why we make decisions to an external authority. Hardly anyone verifies anything. Most simply accept whatever they are told. Deep skepticism and empiricism are used by very few - instead we have been taught to trust authoritative sources (media, academia) which can be both well meaning and wrong.

Anyway, skepticism and personal verification is the best answer I have to the whole story saga of how to determine truth from lies. This issue is under an especially bright spotlight thanks to ai.

I'm pessimistic over whether many will be prepared to 'verify better' in the future. Unfortunately, I suspect things will have to get a lot worse before we start to learn. It seems that ai can create compelling content, that will be tailored to each individual - who could resist 24/7 pandering to one's predilections and biases?
I'm a graduate student doing AI research in a US University. And I applied pretty early (Last year December I think) , those might be two factors that got me access to Claude.

I think getting access to Claude through slack is much easier and I recently got it by just downloading it as a Slack App
The 1T number is wild hype. It's likely GPT4 is actually a mixture-of-experts with smaller models under the hood.
> But you will find no copy of the logo in the model data.

You wont find a copy of a plaintext in a cyphertext. But you can still extract the plaintext from the cyphertext.
> but devices with slow SoC are slow even with plenty of free space.

We'd find during initial development (i.e., raw, bare Android) that the initial bring up would have good-to-excellent performance, but as the storage began to fill (more "stuff" in the baked-in system/cache partitions, user-installed apps, etc.) it would lag more and more. You'd be surprised how in the early kernels (2.6-3.x series) "iowait"s would slow everything down, UI included, and not just loading speed of apps and such.
Tbf there are some people, actually most people, who don't know enough about him and his grift, and the media played along with his Iron Man image for a long time.

But on a site like this? They must know.
I'm dying for this, and would happily throw in some free dev work. HN is the only community I still actually enjoy, social media is a cesspool. I'd love a "Lichess of social media," something centralized but robust and user-respecting, and for communities other than tech.
That's the funniest part about UGC companies treating their users like dirt.
Also VLC has built internet radio, icecast and tunein, and more plugins
Ownership enables experience.

Yet the trivial, banal, waste of humanity is to allow lacking to deny necessity, or affix one’s potency upon possessing some “thing” which makes one good enough for whatever so ever.

I do not condemn standards, yet true lacking comes from within, if you are to be a wayward self.
This isn't a particularly wild claim in the world of piracy. It's very, very common for folks to take high-quality media released by a group X, remove the filename suffix/nfo and then re-distribute that file elsewhere without attribution.

I will say though that from what I hear, RARGB did do some nice value-add work though. For example, once HEVC/H.265 decoding began to become widespread, and its file size savings became very clear, someone on the RARGB side of things went through many hundreds of the most popular movies and re-encoded existing high-quality releases into very tiny (and thus very popular) ~1.5GB 1080p versions then started seeding them back up. They did this in a relatively short period starting in ~2019, and you can tell that it was a single person/group because all these encodes of movies include metadata about when they were encoded and the software used to do the encoding; all those movies had the same metadata and encoding timestamps that were pretty close together.

Funny anecdote; apparently the encoding settings they used caused problems for many people, leading to many complaints saying "why do only movies from RARGB stutter?":

https://www.reddit.com/r/Piracy/comments/n1497q/anyone_else_...

https://www.reddit.com/r/Tdarr/comments/13rv6j7/automatic_ra...
1. It's a reddit post, not an article

2. It's the OP's assertions and estimations as an outsider, it's not based on any insights.
For those questioning how websites can still illegally operate torrenting movies, the answer is very simple. It costs a lot of money and resources for the FBI and/or other federal agency to prosecute someone, let alone post adjudication costs ie: probation officers. The feds just don't care to waste time with search warrants over a menial crime.
They tried a few years back just simply mailing fines to people. But quickly realized they couldn't prove guilt without spending more money than it's worth.

Also movie makers don't care to push the issue with law enforcement anymore. They (unfortunately for law abiding folks) just inflate the price to make up for lost, just like stores do to combat shoplifting.
I’ve tried very hard to like him because like it or not, ChatGPT has revolutionized the AI industry but he’s so hypocritical I just can’t stand him.
Actually, perfect timing. It doesn't use the official API.
A another way to estimate how many conversions is looking at the average price, at average conversion rates. Right now average cost for 1000 impressions is about $10 based on revealbot, for the US. If the conversion rate was 0.1%, $240 a year revenue per user means 24 conversions per year, that the average US facebook user is buying two products per month. 0.1% is on the low end
Good point, and thinking about this further makes me realise just how stable the frequency of mains power is! Also, in the museum at the Greenwich Royal Observatory, I saw an exhibit of a clock which was synchronised with regular pulses in the mains electricity, which I believe were in addition to the usual 50Hz AC. However, I don't know if the power grid still has such a pulse in Britain, or whether there was/is a similar system in the USA.
I use 48v for all my high power DC applications and I usually spin PCBs. Part of the reason I use 48vdc is that there are bunch of ICs and reference designs for PoE applications that run at this voltage level.

12v is a miserable voltage to work with in general: too high for most logic circuits and for LDOs to work effectively but it’s too low for any large load with high-power applications become cost prohibitive quickly due to the cost of the conductors. Fun fact: Auto makers have gotten away with under sizing starter conductors, despite it drawing 80-100A, because it is only energized briefly and the length of the run is very short.
Is this a Commercial?
> I don't really know of any very serious actions against global climate change predating the 90s.

There was quite a lot, including public demonstrations, etc. Not so different from now, really, except that now the problem has become urgent enough that it's harder to be a denier.

Although I was a child then, I even remember a lot of serious agitation happening in the 70s.
It depends on the tools you use. You can use tester proxies that validate all requests and responses to the specs, or you can do server code gen (with interfaces/Subclasses for example in Java) so you are forced to adhere to the specs.
> “I swear I’ve read these instructions a hundred times but I just can’t seem to remember them”, Star complained.

> Arti replied. “Let me guess: You’re rocking 102 neurals. Those won’t retain any material from Kilimanjaro. Not licensed.”

> “Goddamn cheap-ass implants” grumbled Star, and handed over the instruction tablet.
Yes, though the specific flavour of hustle bros seems to be here to stay. Now they're just slinging VR / meta / AI / whatever is this weeks flavour.
Exactly. It’s become ‘cheap’. This is why we need more good competition.
"So many"? I just quoted the part of the article that says it's 1-5 people per month with "possibly really anomalous" reports.

And no, it's neither clearly "real" nor "air-borne". What gets recorded on instruments, including video, is an imperfect reflection of what's happening, and to think that because something has been recorded means it's real is not accurate.
One thing I want to point out is that political culture, and defines right and left, varies globally. This is key to understanding why Reddit is so unbelievably US centric even in the international subreddits - the moderation has had the effect of creating echochambers that don't make any sense in the local political discourse.

I think moderation on Reddit had the effect of cleaning out centrists as well, since it was a comment that got you banned from reddit and not your political position (e.g. a post which was positive towards a trump policy would get you caught up in the post-2016 moderation sweep).

You can see the effect on Indians. Quora was popular with Indians because it was intellectual and centrist in the western political spectrum, from a culture that has the right-wing as being Hindu-leaning and the left-wing as being Muslim-leaning. Indians are absent from Reddit comparatively.
One day we'll have a thread about AI where someone doesn't use the "machines deserve the same rights as people" non-argument. But this isn't that thread.
Not quite:

* https://openjdk.org/jeps/417

* https://youtu.be/1JeoNr6-pZw
Its funny, this is the second time in a few days I came across your /u/ and comments. THIS WAS COMMENTED IN RED OR GREEN

Anyway, yeah I think models need a way to self-register upon whom uses them.. yes Creepy AF, but also needed AF. ? disagree>??
It is (or was) a kind of proprietary addon that forum admins could install which would act as an API that let a the Tapatalk client interacts with the server. It mostly showed up at a time when web forums weren't responsive or a mobile UI and phones weren't as powerful as today and struggled to render complex webpages.
Reddit relies on user-generated content so cutting the "unprofitable" users makes the product less useful for the "profitable" users.

This could lead to some initially profitable users into leaving the site and as a result make it less useful for the remaining users. This could lead to a negative spiral until Reddit is left with a fraction of its' user base.
Car Dealers and Electric Vehicles
Ah, yes! Of course! How couldn't anyone think of just increasing the price, no, double it and make it a subscription just to be sure we're making tons of money!
Surely people will flock to our app now, a 60$/Y subscription to browse a social media platform where people tell each other off and meme.

This isn't the problem, if you're willing to just shed 95+% of you userbase, then sure, make everyone pay and have a first seat view of your app slowly dying.
This. And it may not be immediately obvious if you’re not familiar with RFC 7807, but in the example the responses’ content types specify their schema.
If you listen to dismissive HN commenters, having just learned about LLM from ChatGPT 6 months ago, over the AI experts of Bengio, Hinton, Altman, and hundreds of research professors... well, you're just the new type of climate change denier. Now you know how they feel.

'"It's never too late to improve," says Prof Bengio of AI's current state. "It's exactly like climate change.'
I didn't find your comment informative at all.

I'm not buying this alternative reality where I'm trolling by pushing back on mocking someone's choice of a hat that is one of a limited number of common hat styles.
Available browser APIs?
Because I see nothing that indicates it is. It's pretty hard to come up with evidence for absence, though, which is why the burden of proof is on those making the positive claim, not on those who are hearing the positive claim.
Does it do the scraping before you visit the subreddit ? Is there any local caching involved ?

Or are all the improvements from skipping the client side garbage calls?
Total non-issue. If it breaks, people will fix it. There's people out there maintaining immense ad filter lists and executable countermeasures against ad blocker detection. Someone somewhere will care enough to fix it.
You want https://github.com/qbittorrent/search-plugins/wiki/Unofficia...
OpenAPI is so crap, it’s the main driving factor for adopting graphql in our organization. Any time we need to go back and add or change existing non-graphql http apis…pulling teeth is preferable.
Here, have an upvote. The cover picture is there to represent the article and to invite potential readers to dig into it. I believe it is as important as the article text. If the cover picture which is taking a significant part of your screen when the page loads look like this, I already have a bad impression on the article itself. Sorry I am not using a plain text browser.
That's part of why I'm interested in their motivation changing licenses. They obviously had a profit motive and a model that centered on collecting rents on the model and decided to back off from it.

Will they keep maintaining their code and improving the models and continue releasing everything under Apache 2.0?

I'm just saying I feel like we got a glimpse of what they're about and it wasn't pretty, so why build around them when there are lots of options.
Ask HN: Anybody Work in Technical Recruiting?
Looking to pick some brains of people in the recruiting world. If I sound naive to this world, I am - please help me with what I dont know so i can ask better questions!

I'm working on a couple niche job boards for a subdomain of engineering, mostly for fun. My theory is that if I can generate enough traffic I can charge for job postings. But how does the recruiting side work?

1. what do budgets look like (per job, per year, etc)?

2. do you ever post on niche job boards? which ones and why? what is the value they provide?

3. what would make you choose to post on a new job board? what quantifiable metrics would you need to see?

4. ??? any other info you might think

Thanks! and let me know if im asking the wrong things off the bat!
> if i really have been talking to a human here, i can only suspect heavy usage of drugs

Does the human participants have any incentive to try to convince you about their human-ness? My initial guess would be not that they are on drugs, but that they are messing with you.
I expect they are referring to the "Vector API" described in JEP 426: Vector API [1]. From the summary:

Introduce an API to express vector computations that reliably compile at runtime to optimal vector instructions on supported CPU architectures, thus achieving performance superior to equivalent scalar computations.

[1] https://openjdk.org/jeps/426
It has happened in most subreddits IMO. Any palatable subreddit is only palatable because the moderation does not ban you, not because it is more centrist.
> There's no difference between an art student looking through a museum or archives for ideas and an AI using the material for training.

A few notable differences:

1. Scale: a single art student can't view millions of works in a week.

2. Duplication: a single art student's brain can't be cloned or downloaded into another art student's brain.

3. Speed: a single art student cannot draw or paint thousands of images in a week.

4. Ownership: the software is likely owned and controlled by a large corporation, while the art student (hopefully) isn't.
Would you mind revealing where you would go to for a power transformer that cheap? Clearly they must exist, as a full AC/DC adapter costs barely more than that, but eBay is wont to give me listings for merchandise of a certain animated TV series...
Research in the LLM space is moving so fast, I doubt any architecture will "stick".
DARPA hacked a science writer’s brain and turned her into a sharpshooter
Thinking step by step is not useful in all scenarios. Creative writing for example.
My partner scrolls through the popular section nightly reading interesting things and chuckling at memes. I think you're out of touch with how many people use Reddit in this casual, low investment way.
> Good point, but in the case of OP, without condition, it will do a full table scan.

And that has nothing to do with the ORDER BY random().
Has anyone tried to decentralize curation?

Here is straw man proposal, similar to cert chains and webs of trust: Say I'm a "curator". I say on HN/Reddit/Discord "here is my key hash 'p2pcuration:185da2bc59167692f596404fd83235f9bcb4e107b041f2e6e8d972da6dba00b7'". Any user that clicks the link or copies it into the search app adds the key to the trusted user list. With my private key I can sign torrents after I download them myself, which would mark the torrent as "good". When anyone who has added my key searches, the system searches for a corresponding signature from me as well. If a signature is found, the UI can chose to elevate that result.

The system could be extended so that signers could also sign other keys, expanding the trust network.

This system doesn't need to be run or maintained by each user. It could be served through a webui that can be run locally or shared with a small community. Migrating the interface to a new host would just require moving the config and keys.
Thanks for the quick reply Sam! We use them for purposes outside of fraud. Happy to chat more about our use case if that helps.

I was hoping there was a private API to support access?
Not only that, the posts themselves on /r/popular are mostly Facebook anger bait (/r/LeopardsAtMyFace, /r/IdiotsInCars, /r/whatcouldgowrong) or political anger bait: Reddit leans left so it's all "Look at what the right said." Reddit is one of the largest spreader of US political bullshit unto the rest of the world, turning kids into flag-weaving partisans and fostering a us vs them mentality.

It's a low brow dismissal, I know, but between the posts and the comments, Reddit has gone to total shit. Also to note that the average age has remained the same, so it's really hard to talk about anything serious when the majority are 18 yo US middle class white males.

And the only rebuttal I hear is "oh, I'm on /r/askhistorians and it's good here." The exception that proves the rule.

May it all come crashing down so we can build something anew. They're just rearranging the chairs on the Titanic at this point.
That will help entrench rich/old/"well-established" labs and academics even more.
I actually think that Reddit is more "mass market" than tech-savvy. I never associate Reddit with techies in my entire life, unless you mean the people who move into tech for money.
Reddit is a sexist, racist, free speech bait & switching website owned by Newhouse family: https://www.tharawat-magazine.com/fbl/newhouse-family/

The sooner it's gone, the better.
Demons and space marines can be simulated on a computer too. That’s not evidence for their existence.

So no.

Also, show me the code and I’ll show you that you’re simplifying so grossly it has no bearing on reality.
Title needs an update as Sama is also the name of the company which helped classify training data for ChatGPT: https://time.com/6247678/openai-chatgpt-kenya-workers/
> you mean are less greedy than peers.

I was avoiding speculating on motivations and was aiming for objectivity.
Something awful?
Same. I felt on Notes.app every day for both work and personal stuff. Some stuff dies but there are many long running notes I go back to. I only wish the search feature was better.
Art is apparently a very popular vehicle for laundering money.

https://www.imf.org/en/Publications/fandd/issues/2019/09/the...
Back then you didn’t have to moderate much, now it’s a major moat for Reddit
Joke on them, you are already getting unsolicited anime content when using Stable Diffusion.
No, I'm sorry to say I haven't made any patches for that. My broadband speed is about 5MiB per second and it loads quickly on that, but Teddit does indeed time-out quite frequently on GSM.
Can anyone monetize Van Gogh regardless?

If a human or AI reproduces a Van Gogh painting or derivative, it's not worth anything on the market.

Only original pieces, by a human artist, has real value. A Van Gogh painting is worth millions of dollars only because it was created by Van Gogh. A reproduction is approximately worth the paper it's printed on.
Here is a link to an explanation of the Unity model.

https://gamedevbeginner.com/is-unity-free/
This takes a special kind of arrogance, or at least self centered view of the world. LeCun has emerged as the only sane voice of the OG AI crowd. Although I haven't heard from Schmidhuber.
I'm one of the builders of an open source project (https://buildwithfern.com/docs) to improve API codegen. We built Fern as an alternative to OpenAPI, but of course we're fully compatible with it.

The generators are open source: https://github.com/fern-api/fern

We rewrote the code generators from scratch in the language that they generate code in (e.g., the python generator is written in python). We shied away from templating - it's easier but the generated code feels less human.

Want to talk client library codegen? Join the Fern Discord: https://discord.com/invite/JkkXumPzcG
Why do people think that Meta released their model in order to get open source coders to improve their models? They will get absolutely no competitive advantage from this. Every other team developing a closed source LLM can easily copy the innovations that open source coders have applied to Llama on their own, closed source models.

There's no advantage here. Meta just spent $10 million on releasing fun chaos into the world and increasing their recruiting power.
This looks good, but it's not clear that it would actually work in this scenario. The "Recovery Security" section of the first document is good, but it requires knowledge of some combination of the phone password, an "iCloud security code", possession of the SMS number for the user, etc.

The latter two links are good, but both only refer to recovering access to an iCloud account, they don't talk about further access to escrowed iCloud keychains.
Circuit breakers or fuses on both the input and output sides would be a good idea.
We also don't have to discriminate either, the opinions are varied across people and cultures.