skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have no idea what you’re trying to say in your response to Jake so I’m not surprised by his response

I’m also pretty sure he knows how the Event Loop works in browsers https://vimeo.com/254947206

(He’s also on ‘gardening leave’ at the moment as he’s leaving Google)
> Please tell me your config! I have an i9-10900 with 32GB of ram that only gets .7 tokens/s on a 30B model

Have you quantized it?
As far as I know, those people (Musk, Gates, et. al) aren’t hanging about on Less Wrong. Sure, anti-capitalists impute great significance in Musk giving nearly $2M to a longtermist organization but for him that is like me giving 78 cents to a bum and getting blamed for the latest explosion at the homeless colony.

If you don’t want mankind to go extinct I would recommend you look at

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Logic_of_Collective_Action

for some explanation why problems that could get solved never get solved. Civilizations don’t fail because they have problems, they fail because they can’t solve the problems in front of them. Some mash-up up of H.P. Lovecraft, Teilhard de Chardin, the Jehovah’s Witnesses and Scientology isn’t going to help.
But the same technology can also be used to make war, you know -- even more indiscriminate and deady. Or even where less so -- it can be used by the wrong side, even help them win in the end. While the companies that A16Z will inevitably invest in just keep raking in the profits, either way.
Are you still located in Myanmar? I traveled there a few years ago—beautiful country and friendly people.
I thought crabs have less neurons than a cockroach.
Are lobsters around fire much? I would guess that this is why humans react to being dangerously overheated.
So this photoshops you to be more attractive by adding better clothes and presumably a different pose / background as well?

Helping people catfish other people doesn't seem like a good idea to me but maybe I'm misunderstanding.
I'm using a multipass docker setup. It is faster than my previous setup, but when running make -j from inside the container top says that only 1 of 8 CPUs is getting scheduled to userspace at a time.

Also, the bind mount of the external MacOS directory is extremely slow. I do out of tree builds so that the builds land in ext4.

I haven't gone the next logical step because (1) it is plenty fast for rust development, and battery life is fine, and (2) I'd like webcam and speaker support.

Also, I just checked, and I have a 2023 model, and the installer status is "WIP", so I guess I'll be waiting a bit longer.
To be clear does it mean access on Apple devices and not like an Apache 2 licensed Github repository?

https://twitter.com/yeemachine/status/1656391928223768576?s=...

https://mediapipe-studio.webapps.google.com/demo/face_landma...

https://github.com/google/mediapipe
Yeah haha, whoops
Ask Chat-GPT questions or advice to humans. Let's chat with 8 billion of us.
How about Chat-GPT but its just huamanity giving you answers! No -AI in the loop.
What's fun is when you can upload evilhacker.css.jpg and it correctly handles Content-Type as css and you exploit the tool ;)
Hrm.. does time going slower mean you overclocked your cpu? Are you able to accomplish more in a given amount of time? Say typing faster? Or is it just the perception of time passing that changed and maybe your ticks are further apart so that it seems like time has slowed but has actually remained constant?
I happen to have RPi 4B with HomeAssistant. Is this something I could set up on it and integrate with HA to control it with speech, or is it overkill?
You’re wrong. A young person with borderline hypertension (130/80) can present in perfect health. Blacks for instance have a genetic predisposition to hypertension, obesity and diet don’t have to be involved. Besides genetics, other health conditions like insomnia or other medications can cause hypertension. Some people are just salt sensitive.
iStrainAndNeckPain
https://lemmy.ml/post/1150805

Lemmy is run by tankies.
Governments. Two sets of laws, two currencies, etc. This applies to every LATAM country. It’s just Brazil and Mexico are the biggest. It’s also bad because the governments are relatively bureaucratic and/or corrupt. So there are 650 million people, but it’s like the value is in a few dozen hard to open boxes.
Yes if it was a standalone device which no outside party had control over then sure. But that's not practically what any tech device has been in the last 10 years. Everything phones home. And with the amount of valuable personal data this thing could accumulate, you can be sure it will be phoning home about it all the time.
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Our philosophy when building Bytewax and what we hope to achieve. Python FTW!
It’s a litmus test for some people of how much google is turning into 90s era Microsoft
It's not arbitrary. Human > Other Animals, no sane way to discuss anything else really. So start with the more important one then move to the other. Don't try to hold two watermelons in on hand.
Great point. Do you think it is immoral for the animals to do these acts? Should we as bystanders have any obligation to prevent this from occurring?
I don't think that has much to do with AI. Russia is seeking to subjugate Ukraine and terrorize the population into surrendering, while Ukraine is attempting to protect the population.

If Russia had more military AI, they would use it to do more of the same thing they're doing with all of their current technologies.
And so what about astigmatism ?
Cool, thats a different claim than what you said above but at least one I can actually engage with.

I've run linux on many Dell and Lenovo systems over the last 25 years. Most of those systems were fully unsupported by the manufactures for anything but windows. And yet, random people on the internet contributed to make that hardware (mostly) work. I've not seen any particular improvement in the driver situation since Dell started selling linux certified systems.

Its not really surprising though, Dell is just an integrator. All they do for their systems with linux pre-installed is to pick hardware that already has drivers. They took a little bit of work out of needing to research if a given configuration is likely to work or not with linux (which is good). They don't really deserve much credit beyond that.

Its also a little funny because most drivers from hardware manufacturers suck. I don't know why, but most hardware companies are terrible at writing software. Its easy to list off hardware companies that have a long history of shipping mediocre, buggy linux drivers: nvidia, amd, broadcom, realtek, (maybe i should just list every nic and wireless chipset manufacturer). Some of these companies have gotten better and have learned how to be good kernel contributors, but they were mostly bad for years and years. Thankfully in some of those cases random people on the internet reverse engineered the hardware and contributed from scratch drivers to the kernel. Most of the time I've been happier with the experience of running those from scratch drivers than what hardware manufactures ship.
Can confirm. Had to manually submit all URLs to Google to get them indexed. Once indexed, everything worked fine, like it used to back in the day. Also, this has been the case for every website launched over the past 12-18 months.

In other words, this was already an issue before ChatGPT and the algo seems to be severely broken. High time for a thorough system check.

Adsense reviews are just as messy. Another department in need of a big shakeup.

I don't know what's going on there, but there's definitely lots of chaos behind the scenes.
> There are billions/trillions of these creatures who are eaten alive every year in the wild. Why is it so significant that humans also do this?

Most animals eat other animals in such cruel ways because they don't have better means available to them and because if they didn't use the teeth and claws they have to catch prey they'd starve. Humans don't have to be needlessly cruel in order to eat an animal. For us, it's a choice.

I'd prefer that every hamburger I eat comes from a cow who lived a long happy cow life then died suddenly and without pain. There's no section in the meat department at my grocery store for "happy cows that died painlessly" though, so I'm left with what's available. I can accept that, but there's zero reason for me to torture a live cow and excuses like "well, a lion would have ripped it apart while it was alive" wouldn't justify my actions if I did.

By all means, eat animals! They're delicious! At a minimum though, we shouldn't go out of our way to make a living thing suffer.
Babler probably (poorly) tried to communicate that he subscribes to Austro-Marxism, which replaces revolution with congressional democratic majority. That‘s what SPÖ has always been based on, and I‘d say, it worked out well till the 70s.
"Animal products" yes (with the caveat we're getting good at genetic engineering and also vat-growing meat cells); "flesh" no; "poke their eyes out and boil them alive" absolutely not.
But can they, really? The language of patents is an obfuscated legalese, further confused by many variants of the claims that may not make any sense. They're far far from anything educational.
Although llama.cpp started with the LLaMA model, it now supports many others.
I don't understand. You're saying the problem with eating animal meat is not that an animal has to die, but in who does the killing? So it'd be better if each person had to kill their own food, even though it would almost surely result in a lot more waste, and thus a lot more killing?

>As an aside: this is a gotcha question and doesn't fundamentally address the position that animal slaughter is cruel.

I don't think so. If you think killing animals is cruel in itself, then you have only two logically consistent options: you either a) change your lifestyle to ensure you don't kill any animals whatsoever, or b) accept that some cruelty is inevitable and set some standard of acceptable cruelty for yourself. Anything else is a symptom of cognitive dissonance.
There's one "widespread protest" on the site every month, and nothing has ever come out of any of them. Reddit users love to think they are on some mission to stick it to "the man", but they are more akin to children throwing tantrums because they don't want to go do bed.

The only effective form of protest is to quit and use something else. How many are willing to do that?
https://www.meme-arsenal.com/memes/9c3a287202ed2fdae8e40e2ef...
It is GPU accelerated and very smooth since late last year. Battery life is about 6-8 hours on an M1 air for me, and should improve significantly with this latest upgrade (haven't measured yet).

The installation experience is very smooth, so it's very easy to try it out. You can nuke it afterwards if it doesn't work for you.
"You’re a vegetarian, but don’t you realize that plants have feelings? He said, Yes, I do, but they don’t scream so loudly." Alan Watts.
are you seriously suggesting that human moral standards can or should be applied to snakes and spiders?
I think some people are mixing age control with what is "not safe for work".

Everyone I work with is old enough to drink or smoke, so posting about cigars or beers could be appropriate but also could not be.

Tldr NSFW != age controls
> Password manager apps can save and offer passkeys on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS.

No reason to believe this would work differently than the existing affordances for 3rd party apps to offer passwords, which works well today
I'm not that interested in playing this specific roleplaying game but I think it's a very neat idea in general -- that you can "create" or "define" an entire game just by prompting ChatGPT. Nice idea!
> Animals also murder

I think you mean kill. Murder involves intent. Animals do not have intent. Usually murder involves malice. Animals don't have malice.

Killing can be in self-defense or self-preservation. Most animals don't simply kill other animals unless provoked or they are hungry.

Animals kill. Humans are the only beings capable of murder.
In internet-scale systems complex delivery systems involving transformation and caching are not necessarily a win for performance insofar as once you give up a millisecond of latency you cannot get it back. You very much can get a win out of a CDN but somebody has to do aggressive tuning of absolutely everything.
What evidence do you have that getting self started is so impossible?
Perfect is the enemy of the good.

Let's start somewhere and build on it rather than throwing a perfectly actionable plan away just because it doesn't solve literally all problems.
Scientific experimentation is the least bad thing we do to animals.

At least at reputable institutes and companies, it's for a clear goal, that could not be achieved otherwise, and governed by a review board. It's trading animal harm for human harm. Furthermore, it's few animals for much good.

Simply killing an animal to eat it seems far less ethical: there are other things we can eat, and animal deaths must scale linearly with human population.

IMHO, one shouldn't eat meat unless one can look into a live animal's eyes and murder it. I eat meat, and I feel bad about it -- but we should all be honest about what it means, even if it shows up in colorfully-wrapped, no-blood, sanitized-of-sentience form.

... And at the bottom of the ethical gradient is just killing an animal without any purpose, for which I hope there's a special place in hell.
I worked minimum wage jobs w/out tips that were definitely harder work than serving. It was entirely too low to actually live on if I wanted to do anything, but walking to the grocery store/work and eating crummy food worked. I'd often just hang out and read at the book store for entertainment.
An open source design for turban-wearing motorcyclists
Man, it's good to know I am not alone.
It would be hilarious if Tesla had to change its name to Electricity Cars LLC or whatever
I am currently working on a DSL which actually does include a "back" operator! The language is used to describe simulated circuits, so you can inquire about the value a register had during a previous clock cycle.
The issue is double-dipping/synergy of those costs. Magic Leap could have used Android, but they had no say in Android's development of or its API road map (or its processor road map or its GPU road map or its "neural engine" road map…). Apple benefits from the synergies of all of that development effort in ways that are really hard to quantify. Magic Leap using Google as a vendor to skip some of those steps also loses a lot of double/triple-used investment costs that come from even just having a seat at the road map table.

The "neural engine" road map alone is probably one of the biggest, obvious to me examples, that relying on Google as a vendor wouldn't have worked but Apple could do it and make a large long term investment in it. Google has a lot of incentives to keep ML models in the Cloud as much as possible. Apple made an early choice to focus on privacy and decided that it would be nice to always have as much of, for example, Siri running directly and strictly on device as possible. The home assistant trend and overtly trying to be "the privacy-first option" during it gave Apple plenty of reason to invest in on-device hardware. The fact that on-device hardware is also extremely necessary for AR vision support if you were planning a headset (or for car vision needs, if those rumors are also true) is a leverageable bonus of the hardware already being deployed. Smart moves a decade ago that paid out once already and then are already in the wings ready and waiting for the next projects/products.

(Meanwhile, how uncommon are "NPUs", discrete or SoC, in the general Android ecosystem still? Google had different incentives and different priorities and what pressure could a team like Magic Leap, especially if trying to "stealth" some of their tech, have on an ecosystem like that? Android doesn't care if Magic Leap is happy. Android can't predict where Magic Leap wants to go.)

How do you quantify all the money that went into "we'd like as much of Siri as possible to run locally on devices, for at least user privacy if no other reason, wink" that naturally wound up on M2 chips and we assume influenced the R1 chip design and in turn doubles as a lot of visual processing power available for use to the Vision Pro? (How do you double/triple count it, because those existing use cases of running parts of Siri locally and dictation and other models locally also carry over from the iPhone/iPad/Mac into the Vision Pro?)
It could, if you're a whistleblower/informant. The SEC's bounty program makes it a pretty good idea. https://www.sec.gov/whistleblower
Half joking: in the world where Google added JPEG XL using the normal process, the reaction would vary from mild disinterest to outright disapproval. "Google is forcing yet another image format down our throats!"

But by adding and then removing the feature, they've made it a competition. Now JPEG XL is building grass-roots support, and if/when Google relents and adds JPEG XL back, the feature will have much higher support than the boring way.
That waitress won't be so creeped out if she can see that the customer sees her. (And implicitly acknowledges her existence.)
This is the first time I've encountered the term. Had to search to find out WTF it means. Seems like it's mostly a joke?
I wish these releases had short but meaningful descriptions for their models.

E.g. 10 layers x 2048 tokens x 1024 embedding model using full attention.
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sentience but can still be eaten? What does sentience mean again?
That said, isn’t the point of war also that it’s horrible and barbaric?

Of course - that's precisely the point. The idea that any technical innovation can make it less so (or make war less likely) runs counter to all historical observation.
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This just devolves into the same currently existing bad actor issue: authoritarian regimes

You could say the same about weapons, radio, electricity, the internet

They all could be abused by authoritarian regimes
AI founder playing Honor of Kings during VC calls? That could work.
Exactly. People generally have not yet moved passed fucking genghis khan way of thinking yet, and some people want to seriously discuss options for a more "humane" way to kill and eat some animal, all to satisfy their own ill-defined feeling of doing "better".
Coding, Deep Focus and life events
I have a question for my fellow hackers. Coding or any kind of software development requires deep focus, life events like divorce, break up or loss of a loved one can affect focus. How have you coped with life events, while trying to perform reasonably well in jobs that requires tremendous amount of focus?
How about video games or anime for that matter?
> 60 req. pr. minute are free

I don't think that will get a moderately used app very far. These limits would most likely be per API key and not per user
In which part of the world? I don’t think I’ve ever heard of powerbanks not being allowed in carry on luggage. I travel with them all the time.
The process seems to be Human + AI, and designed to save Clinician time. This would help add throughput, and thus increase access to care.

We don't need solutions to be 99.99999999999999% to make a positive difference in the world. In healthcare, it is sometimes said that enemy of a good decision is a perfect decision. I believe that same is said in software "don't let perfect be the enemy of the good"
Perhaps you should reconsider the eating them, if you do.
I try to do a lot of things from parks & I coffee shops.

To some people, but the inclination to use Third Spaces for lots of things is big. I am quite well setup for at home, suffer for nothing, and I find it incredibly fun and engaging to get out of my home and do even introverted activities somewhere else.

Little park watching parties are definitely a thing around here. Usually they are on extremely marginal cheap ass projectors though.
How the Media Is Killing Technological Progress
There's nothing about Russia's terror bombing that's related to not having advanced technology. Russia is using terror bombing because their strategic calculations have determined that weakening the Ukrainian nation would give them a strategic advantage - they've used advanced drones for this purpose as well as advanced missiles. If they had even more advanced systems, they would use them similarly.

Perhaps you could argue an advanced social system wouldn't target civilians but that's different issue (and still a hard one).

...by making them more precise and intelligent...

Precise technology is just as effective at precisely targeting civilians as it is at precisely soldiers and there hasn't been end to forces that view various civilians as the enemy.

And indeed, nations have very seldom targeted civilians because of the lack of precision - because civilians were standing next to soldiers or something similar. The human shield phenomena has happened but NAZIs targeted London for bombing because they wanted to break the British Nation. Etc.
Computing history is one that swings between centralization and decentralization.

Before reddit there were decentralized forums. Reddit took the idea of forums and centralized it so multiple forums are now hosted on one site.

Desire for threaded discussion still exists, and I think centralization has more network effect benefits than drawbacks.

I think there is definitely a market for threaded discussion with more heavy handed moderation against poorly educated/bad faith people.
It's interesting, that intruction-tuned model has lower performance on ARC and HellaSwag.
Perhaps it makes it less likely for the user to be ostracized (for using the high-rent analogue of Google Glass).
but now, most people have just given up and accepted that mac's are not built for gaming.
I believe you, and it makes sense. Apart from that, though, it's hilarious to imagine an ad like "Wanted: Black women with long hair to quietly walk into a room, pick up a vase, drink a can of coke, and then leave through the same door."
To be clear, what this comment is talking about is using `p()` and `div()` calls instead of `<p>` and `<div>` tags like in JSX.

On first read, I thought by "generating html from function calls" the author was referring the react-style way of building a UI by writing a reactive function that returns HTML.
I guess
https://formulae.brew.sh/formula/tbb
yeah, i think maybe they'll update it when they're done with the final changes
> If you think killing animals is cruel in itself, then you have only two logically consistent options: you either a) change your lifestyle to ensure you don't kill any animals whatsoever, or b) accept that some cruelty is inevitable and set some standard of acceptable cruelty for yourself.

Neither of these are addressed by equivocating this to wild animals predating.

> I don't understand. You're saying the problem with eating animal meat is not that an animal has to die, but in who does the killing? So it'd be better if each person had to kill their own food, even though it would almost surely result in a lot more waste, and thus a lot more killing?

I don't know if it's better if each person had to kill their own food. I'm not making a prescription on what people should do. I am only pointing out that there are real consequences to the current way we consume meat in a way that damages people and communities in a way that could be described as cruelty.