skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
For a long time I thought the spam filtering was not very good, but what eventually led to that was my own mistake of setting "learn as spam" on the spam folder itself. In Fastmail's own words:

> Note: We recommend that you do not mark your Spam/Junk Mail folder to automatically learn as spam. This can create a false positive feedback loop. Imagine an email is incorrectly classified as spam, put in your Spam/Junk Mail folder, and then learned as spam. That means future emails that aren't spam are now more likely to be incorrectly marked as spam, sent to your Spam/Junk Mail folder, and learned as spam. Only mark folders to learn as spam if they're folders you manually move email to.
This is the torrent search engine I've been using lately, works reliably and has a clean UI: https://bitsearch.to/
> I guess the pages themselves are numbered and this only sends page 100 on every frame?

Yes, Wikipedia seems to confirm.
The garden leave I’ve experienced was a negotiated payout. It was more than my salary but less than I’d potentially made if I hit all bonus targets. Importantly (in the US) it included health care.
I have similar thoughts, which is why I'm working on it!
> GitHub—which was acquired by Microsoft in 2018

The makers of Sharepoint and Sourcesafe bought Github, truly the end of an era. :(
Autovectorization is a famously difficult optimization and runtime information doesn’t make it any easier. That is more useful for optimistic assumptions, like these pointers won’t be zero, only a single instance exists for this interface, etc.

Nonetheless, you might find the Graal compiler doing a better job at autovectorization than C2.
Get Your <Head> in Order
What Unites Organised Crime in Europe with Rebels in Myanmar? 3D-Printed Guns
It's an agnostic system. They could use this thing for curing cancer or predicting earthquakes, but... just you watch and see what the Free Market uses it for.
Modular FPGA makes FPGAs easier to use [pdf]
Sanctions and the Internet [pdf]
An interesting report; I haven't seen anything similar.
Needs an API to automate messaging.
A genuine smile shows in the eyes, which may be what many mammals pick up, as discussed a bit in the paper (cats and dogs certainly learn to associate the mouth shape with friendliness too). Bared teeth is a sign of aggression in many species though, smiling or not.
Media piracy
We are also hypermobile generally flexible robots that can run on the occasional pizza.

That doesn’t mean we are anywhere near that level of performance.
I have been using the API. There are conflicting reports in this thread that seems to indicate it may also be affected. I am not sure.
> Aggressive advertising will mostly just help you get ahead of your competitors

That's a hell of a load-bearing "just" you managed to insert there. Getting ahead of your competitors in market share can be the difference between having a company succeed or fail.
It definitely has for us. It is often providing "skeleton code" (in quotes as it is referring to it correctly so) instead of actual code now, which wasn't the case before.
With eventlog you have lightweight profiling and logging tool for "normal", "production" purposes. You can correlate different metrics of your program with your messages. This is not an abuse of Debug.Trace (notice the dot), it is normal state of affairs, regularly used and RTS is optimized for that use case.

I develop with Haskell professionally. That foldl example of yours is pretty rare and usually dealt with the QuickCheck [1], mother of all other quickchecks. Usually, the trace will be outside of the foldl application, but you can have it there in the foldl argument, of course.

[1] https://hackage.haskell.org/package/QuickCheck
Same here - it's a shame because I'm happy to continue supporting the developer, but I won't pay for a functional downgrade.
The legislation requires you to ask consent for non-essential (ie. tracking) cookies. So unless they put a tracking cookie on their site the behaviour is correct, and that text is simply incorrect.
ELIZA is the first AI therapist. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ELIZA

From its implementation in emacs (M-x doctor):

I am the psychotherapist. Please, describe your problems. Each time
you are finished talking, type RET twice.

I don't like it when people forget about you.

What happened when people forget about me?

They make claims that aren't true.

Is it because are not true that you came to me?

No. I wanted a chance to vent.

Why do you say you wanted a chance to vent?

Because they are reading this conversation.

Does it bother you that they are reading this conversation?

Yes, I guess. I don't want to hurt their feelings, just remind
them about you.
pity

seems like rutracker.org (ex torrents.ru) is gonna outlive everybody
Here is the github discussion created by dash author explaining the deal https://github.com/zealdocs/zeal/issues/24#issue-17915169
phenomenal site. while the content is upped by users the fact that multiple rips were found on the same page; SDR, HDR, HDR10, 264, 265, 720, 1080, 2160, dubbed, original, theatrical cuts, director's, producer's etc. was all on the brilliant, dedicated folks of rarbgtor and is what made the site the best in the world. nothing else even approaches it. like OiNk wiithout the drama. i'll remember the time spent there with gratitude and fondness. and I just installed two more 20TB drives, less than 18 hours ago...

- js.
It's more than just an opinion, it's costing people their careers and worse. The hypersensitivity of women can destroy mens lives over trifles in this day and age. With radical third wave feminists and their moral panics to blame for that.

Meanwhile women can harass and even "stalk" men and get away with it, the problem is ignored in society. In most cases these behaviors are completely harmless. What makes it so infuriating is that if an equally harmless man did the same, he could be in trouble with the law for it. He is presumed potentially predatory and dangerous for being male. This is a clear cut case of discrimination.
So far my experience with Vicunlocked30b has been pleasant. https://huggingface.co/TheBloke/VicUnlocked-30B-LoRA-GGML

Although I haven't had much of my time available for this recently.
My recommendation would be to start with https://github.com/oobabooga/text-generation-webui

You will find almost everything you need to know there and on 4chan.org/g/catalog - search for LMG.
That seems obviously false to me, according to what I know about people in general, and researchers in general.
Codemirror & vue. Chances are if you're using a code editor in a web app it's either Microsoft's Monaco [0] or CodeMirror [1], which is maintained by Marijn Haverbeke

[0] https://github.com/microsoft/monaco-editor

[1] https://codemirror.net/
When do you expect this process to show positive results?

Reductio ad absurdum, like, what if you don't overhear me talking about what I want to do to your breasts, is that harassment too?

Your being absurd by assuming your experience generalises to the whole population, and that the way you think things should change is the way things should change.

I'm willing to bet boob, dick, and bum jokes will be proven more durable than this bout of lunacy.
Of course this is made by a ThinkPad user
> Where's my 20,000 core 100TB RAM VM instance?

You could simulate this with a bunch of regular machines and a networked hypervisor.

You could do some kind of smart caching so that processes rarely need to wait to access RAM stored on a remote machine.

Combined that with a big lock eliding/speculation scheme (ie. When a process reads memory that might have been written by a remote CPU, you continue as if it hadn't, and if you later find out that data was written then you rollback). These rollbacks 'undo' all work done in however many microseconds it takes for data to travel from one side of the machine cluster to another.

Reads of RAM that aren't cached yet on the local node can also be speculated - you just assume that RAM contained null bytes and continue execution, rolling back and replaying when the actual data arrives.

So if you can make sure that processes are contending for locks and writing conflicting data less often than once per system-roundtrip-latency, then you should get a high performance system.
Yeah it used to be that after football games had finished for the day some pubs would shut off sound from the TV, play background music but show a teletext page cycling through the results across various leagues in UK/Europe
Professional–managerial class.
Elsewhere:

Iconic Torrent Site RARBG Shuts Down, All Content Releases Stop

https://torrentfreak.com/iconic-torrent-site-rarbg-shuts-dow...

RARBG, one of the world's largest torrent sites, has said "farewell" to millions of users. The site, which was a prominent and stable source of new movie and TV show releases, cited a variety of reasons behind its decision to cease operations. The surprise shutdown marks the end of an era.

Founded in 2008, RARBG evolved to become a key player in the torrent ecosystem.

The site didn’t only attract millions of monthly visitors from all over the globe, it was also a major release hub, bridging the gap between the Scene and the broader pirate public.

... etc.
Show HN: To support my 3 micro SaaS, I created another one
I have been running https://micro.company with multiple B2B micro SaaS products for the past 5 years. These products have thousands of customers and are run by a super small team.

We needed a tool to provide consistent & automated support. Thus I created an AI powered Help.center.

Create yourcompany.help.center and let me know your thoughts.
Here's another interview from a guy who had access to the unfiltered GPT-4 before its release. He says it was extremely powerful and would answer any question whatsoever without hesitating.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLiheMQayNE&t=2849s
The times I’ve seen Lake Michigan claimed as an external entry point it’s because you can come by boat from outside the US to it.

This is of course ridiculous because by that definition lots of US cities sit next to that sort of body of water including any city on the Mississippi.
Thanks. WHat's special about this, in comparison with other similar sites ?
Scottish Country Dancing. It's a social dance form, and there are branches of the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society all over.

Rock Climbing. Very friendly community.
>SWTYBLZ UHD

I'll always be amazed by warez subculture and how they name stuff :))
https://web.archive.org/web/20230531050652/https://www.wired...
Is This a Scam or Legit?
I would really look at a chart of USD/Yen. My fav dining experiences were in Canada in 2000 when USD was so strong vs CAD everything on the menu was half off.
Wish the site was clearer that Zeal serves ads.
I think you crashed his site y'all.
> As discussed, adding new credentials to a user account is a non-standardized flow, which is ripe for abuse. Relying parties need to be careful as attackers are likely to target this flow to compromise user accounts.

This is a great observation.
My point is that there is no Trinity test. Trinity showed nuclear devices were real. GPT shows language models are useful and can potentially be part of what might be an AGI but nobody showed how, not even in theory.

You don’t have to build it, just show how it could be super intelligent.
Devastating to see them go, they’re like the Apple of pirated content, oracle of only quality releases presented in a consistent manner.
Any advice on where to download daily MP3 scene release from now?
How is racism different from stereotype?

How is stereotype different from pattern recognition?

These questions don't seem to go through the minds of people when developing "unbiased/impartial" technology.

There is no such thing as objective. So, why pretend to be objective and unbiased, when we all know its a lie?

Worst, if you pretend to be objective but aren't, then you are actually racist.
Show HN: Fulltrip - kickstarter for trips with friends
Hey folks!

I love to travel, especially with friends but I've always hated how much effort it took to get them to commit at times. As I've gotten older I've realized this problem has gotten worse as people have jobs + busy lives.

Thats why I built Fulltrip, a tool that simplifies, and speeds up the process of getting commitment for trips with friends.

The fore features of Fulltrip are

1) A trip page that inspires FOMO

Our trip page sells the trip by showing your friends all the beautiful + amazing things to do and see at your destination. It lets them invision themselves on the trip and gets them excited early. I'm planning on going deeper into this so happy to get ideas here :)

2) Easily collect deposits

Nothing says commitment more than sending cold hard cash. Collect deposits from any payment type and we even support BNPL products like Klarna + Afterpay

3) Reduce cancellations

In my experience one of the main reasons people cancel on a trip is that they wait too long to book flights and by the time they do it's insanely expensive. So Fulltrip comes with text reminders and alerts to notify friends about accommodations and flights from their location!

Would love to hear what you all think and if you've already solved this problem, how you're doing it!
That you know of.

Don't you worry, if there is any medium, place or mode of interaction people spend time on, advertising will eventually metastasize to it, and will keep growing until it completely devalues the activity and destroys most of the utility it provides.
https://devdocs.io/ absolute recommendation
I don’t know — having almost native speed with all the benefits of a fat runtime like attaching a debugger to a prod process to check the number of objects, or streaming runtime logs without almost any overhead sounds like they do deliver.
I have anecdotally felt the same.

My guess has been they are trying to censor misuses? Prevent weaponization.
(IANAL) Given the US Copyright Office's guidance on the lack of protection for AI generated art, doesn't this tool harm the ability of artists/photographers/agencies to protect their works? Will people starting blanket stealing of content using the "It was AI generated." defense?
> "Full-stack engineer" has also been stolen from us by recruiter to refer to frontend devs. WTF.

Pretty much yeah. I can relate to everything you write there. I always thought most of this is related to when I learned reverse engineering in high school. That's basically when I started understanding memory and why it mattered.

Unfortunately recruiters also don't understand the kind of profile, they just lump us in the group of "generalists" and say you need to specialize if you want to progress and yet in a lot of projects I often ended up understanding more about the details than the so called specialists.

I once had a client that I saved dozens of millions a year due to a fix that they had accepted as "just part of the system" only for the manager to fire me with a severance, because by fixing it I undermined his decision to scrap the project.
If you check my posts on this subject I never said anything about this being big. I even said it'd probably fail.

I didn't know the authors had no intention of not doing anything with the repo. In which case it's just someone trolling. Which is also not a big deal.
I've stopped trying to explain to people why I use F# and just tell them I'm a language hipster.
The LHC could have produced a black hole that swallowed the earth, so you’re also too late if that were the case.

Lots of tech is like that, but it turns out we don’t get anything done if we keep fearmongering.
> I develop with Haskell professionally. That foldl example of yours is pretty rare and usually dealt with the QuickCheck [1], mother of all other quickchecks. Usually, the trace will be outside of the foldl application, but you can have it there in the foldl argument, of course.

So actually not everywhere. And QuickCheck does something else entirely.
It should be mapped as one address space, so yes to the loading across multiple GPU question. It's not fully unified though, at this scale of computer it's simply impossible to put 100s of GB on an SOC like that. Instead, the GPU and CPU have DMA over PCI and NvLink, which is plenty fast for AI and scientific compute purposes. "Unified memory" doesn't make much sense for supercomputers this large.
I'm pretty sure F# was modeled on both. There are some definite "Haskell-isms" in F#; if nothing else, monads are typically done in something more or less equivalent to the `do` notation (an `async` or `seq` block), for example.

The syntax superficially looks a lot like OCaml, but it doesn't do the cool stuff with OCaml functors and modules; you write it a lot more like Haskell most of the time.
For context, the average bitcoin transfer fee is around US$19.20 today.
Tangentially, I think this explains the conspiracy theory that ad companies are spying on everyone's phones and serving ads based on what we talk about in real life.

Think about all the stuff ChatGPT and GPT-4 can do with even minimal prompting. Even when they hallucinate, the text is still ostensibly coherent and natural sounding. Now imagine a similarly powerful model, but its input is a ton of metadata about your behavior and its output is ads.

Now consider that adtech has had substantially more funding for substantially longer than research into LLMs, so ad serving models are probably way more powerful and optimized than even GPT-4.

It's freaky to think about indeed.
> First thing any dev

Maybe frontend devs. For me FF is invaluable, especially the containers.
You're right. The numbers in the link you gave me agree with the SEC reports. I guess I was using a faulty website. Thank you.

Ok so the reason why P/E is so crazy high for saleforce is that their earnings tanked and the price hasn't followed.
We sold Brookstone-style massagers and some yoga/exercise equipment. At the time we ranked well for a lot of massage/yoga search terms and did pretty brisk business for a tiny website run out of a random guy’s garage.
But not in all EU countries.
What actually got me was this line:

> loudly enough to be heard by women

This is actually degeneration of feminism and equality. It harks back to conservatism "cover your lady's ears so she doesn't hear the wisecracks"

And it really doesn't square with the people I know. The men and women I've mixed with over the years are equal with the adult themed jokes. The rudest is the lady who lives next door.

So I don't actually believe that women don't want to hear that kind of joking about. I think they don't want to hear the kind of joking about that I, and probably most men, don't want to hear either: The I'd screw her, "locker room" (not any locker room I've been in, they're mostly be quiet and get on with dressing places) talk. But the collateral damage is a subset of people who now feel empowered to suck all the enjoyment out of everyones life.
It depends if you are a person or a corporation. If the former, I assume you haven't. If the latter, I assume you did but don't want it to sound bad.
not being junior doesn't mean being updated with any new, fast, shiny technology. Means having the right attitude toward the job and the matter. That, only experience gives. One year and a half, depending on the person, might be enough, but not for all.
They do, imagine two states that both have high probability of lying and one says "A" and another says "not A". They can't be both lying, can they?
To quickly lower expectations before reading the article:

> Every year with these Arm flagship chip announcements, the company also includes a wild design for a giant mega-chip that usually never gets built.

That being said, this 14-core figure is when doing a full-Arm SoC (with Arm internal bus). SoC vendors are still allowed (AFAIK [0]) to do their custom interconnect that goes higher than that

[0] there have been rumors seen here that Arm is pushing towards a model where SoC vendors must do all-Arm components. That still sounds weird to me, and I'm not witnessing any actual effect of this, so I still highly doubt it.
Reading Pegasus[0] was terrifying, and yet that second exploit link is so exciting and awe inspiring I fluctuate between admiration and terror. IIRC governments like the Saudi's offered Ronaldo levels of money to some of NSO's engineers. Extremely difficult to defend against them indeed...

Very happy that book on NSO has made the waves it has in my political circles. Everyone needs to be aware of the security/safety climate journalists, and anyone who wants to challenge governments/capital in any meaningful way are facing.

Any more links like those? Fantastic stuff. Should I just be reading Google Project Zero's blog? I've recently found offensiveCon thanks to hackernews.

[0] https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/59808055-pegasus
except that zen4 has avx and Intel's new consumer chips don't
Fine-Tuning Language Models with Just Forward Passes
this is pretty much what i am doing in my diary. write down noteworthy events. most days there is not much, but some days, like when i am traveling i can spend half an hour retelling the events of the day.
Possibly the biggest one after ThePirateBay.
Not only writing, extending and figuring out quite complicated usage based on the API documentation. I'll open source some of them in the near future. I'm using ChatGPT Plus with GPT-4, that gave the best results. Also worked via API key and custom prompts.
There's a $35 edition of that toothbrush today, I got a similar one at $25 (iirc) on some Black Friday. $10 heads are an issue when $5 toothbrushes exist.
This sounds like the familiar grizzled veteran who's grumpy about the reality of some field, but they're grumpy because they have hard-earned insight into the field. (And maybe not feeling as upbeat that day as they usually manage.)

One idea a young grasshopper might keep in mind: maybe most all fields are such, that you'd be grumpy about a lot of things in them, once you have decades of understanding.

So, if someone is telling you that the reality of field A has a lot of downside, but you're not hearing that about field B... maybe the situation is that you aren't hearing from someone knowledgeable/representative/honest enough about B, but you have a rare opportunity to learn from a straight-talking expert in A.
> In the exact same way that blockchain does -

So if i have a software licence and i want to exchange it for a concert ticket that a stranger doesn’t need anymore, where precisely do i go, today, to make this happen? What’s the app name or the website i go to? Because i know exactly where to go to exchange NFTs, in a secure, configurable and trustless manner.

> That's purely business logic

Call it whatever you want, the infrastructure that enables it and that is already functional today is only compatible with NFTs.
Why Android can't use CDC Ethernet
> Docker and kubernetes are everywhere.

I'm willing to bet a dollar not even 1% of deployments use these. The world is a pretty big place.
You should beware that /lmg/ is full of horrible people, discussing horrible things, like most of 4chan. Reddit's r/locallama is much more agreeable. That said, the 4chan thread tends to be more up-to-date. These guys are serious about their ERP.
Tempered glass certainly explodes with minimal damage done to it. I've had plenty of panes blow on me at the solar panel manufacturing facility I used to work in.
Yes, though it's an open secret their development teams are barely functional and have management that can't manage much of anything. Even their forum staff are snippy and rude, discouraging people from reporting bugs etc. Things have stabilized over time, but it used to be the case that both Designer and Photo were absolute minefields to use - opening certain panes would crash, saves would corrupt, etc.