skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>“The company was responsible for the creation of a new person … as soon as the device was explanted, that person was terminated.”

That's certainly a novel perspective on the Ship of Theseus.
Yeah you mean low
He had just attempted to usurp the presidency of the United States, this wasn't censorship run amok
https://archive.today/v3jcC
How would you design an experiment to tell whether a perception of love is to be trusted or not?
yes, from reading the docs, there's a websocket.

Making a 'server call' on each interaction is also what web apps used to do before SPAs were a thing. And in many cases it's what SPAs do as well.

Of course, it depends what counts as an 'interaction', but that's been the case since JavaScript existed.
I am surprised that AMD is lagging behind so badly. Their GPUs have plenty of ram available yet they are pretty useless for ml.
What you are asking for is a new law. There is nothing wrong with that! Just important to understand that the FTC and the courts don’t make laws. They only work with the existing laws. If you want new laws the legislature is the proper place to ask for it.

There is an other problem. What you are asking for is probably going to have issues with the first amendment. This might sound weird, and you probably will feel something is off about it but as it is most often interpreted Twitter or Alphabet censoring stuff on their own platform is their right to free speech. If there would be a law like what you are asking for that would constrain their right to free speech. As you can guess it becomes complicated from there.
Then CSAM point becomes kind of a religion for social networks. Either a social network is able to resist government's urge of terrorism prevention and child protection (I am referencing to some famous meme on censourship) or its moderator's ego is going to have an endless growing exposed in banning some users with some fancy excuses. Now try to convince me that Lemme is not a spam from Reddit's PoV.
Twitter doesn't take such a hard stance. For example when European countries ask Gab to censor content that is illegal there Gab declines.
I am thinking of escape as “not having to do things you don’t want to do”.

No one wants to work in the style of American capitalism, so this is one thing that people stop doing, for sure. In prior systems, no matter what you did, you always had to keep doing things you didn’t want to do (assuming one isn’t in love with perpetual farm labor).

If we are talking about Garden of Eden levels of natural abundance hunter gathering, then that is surely peak human lifestyle, but I don’t know of any scalable system that remotely compares to that.
Sounds like Elixir LiveView.
Investors in most markets are way more conservative as well. No one will give FAANG 20+ PEs outside of the US.
> "My unexplainable desire to buy"

explainable by marketing and fomo
Why bother with a federated forum like Lemmy when there are standalone Reddit clones that are much more performant and easier to manage?

Examples:

Throat - https://github.com/Phuks-co/throat

rDrama - https://fsdfsd.net/rDrama/rDrama
For the curious, 4K at 36" (pretty typical construction drawing size) is 106ppi. Playing around in GIMP I find 10px high type to be easily readable at this spatial resolution from about 2' away.

It's not pretty but it's certainly enough to be useful. 16K would obviously be much nicer.
Twitch: New TOS bans multi-streaming/simulcasting
The real question here is this: What have reddit administrators done in the last 10 years that makes you the person reading this comment believe that they deserve the benefit of doubt?

On the off chance it was an overzealous anti-spam bot, but you accused them of dirty dealings anyway, is this a form of injustice so awful that you would feel remorse the rest of our life for the false allegations?

I know what my answer is.
Premium users get the option to turn ads off. It's one of the main features of premium.
Also it seems like even the whistleblower does not have first-hand evidence:

"Grusch also said he has not seen photos of the alleged craft himself, but has spoken extensively with other intelligence officials who have." from https://www.newsnationnow.com/space/military-whistleblowe-us...
As a person burned by nvidia, I can't thank you enough for the OpenCL support
It's like your local freemason lodge. The conversations will be much more interesting but they will never be as popular as meetup.
So… multiple killer app.

Vision is a general purpose computing device. There is not really a single “killer app”. The whole concept is flawed
The problem with Mastodon is that some people still don't know how to spell it properly. It's not rocket science.
Aaron Swartz would be disappointed in Reddit's actions such as this.
Nvidia – “The Nvidia Engine Room” (2006)
Or a picture of a pdf.
> No one in their right mind thought there Apple had realistic expectations of selling 10 of millions of slow 1st generation $10K watches

This is not and has never been the bar for "failure". Stop pretending it is just because it makes your argument easier.

The comment you replied to states:

> The Apple Watch Edition was supposed to grow Apple into a luxury brand and expand its margins massively (you can find many interviews with Jony Ive from 2015 where he explains this thinking). This strategy was a dud.

Show how this specific thing is untrue, not your own definition of failure. Was that not Apple's play with the AWE? Was it not a failure, almost immediately discontinued? What exact part of that statement is false?

This is the real strawman and your projection is plainly obvious.
When Elon did this it did seem to work and it crushed the migration to Mastodon. Elon seems to be inspiring other tech CEOs which is worrying as a SWE since Elon is explicit about thinking that SWEs are pampered and need to be knocked down a few pegs.
Oh, interesting!

My stepfather was a postal carrier and was adamant that postal carriers need to refuse cash gifts, but could accept small gifts of other sorts around Christmas.

I assumed that he was saying what the postal code says, but perhaps it was more a local culture thing.
oh hell yash

The way I mentally organize projects would make this both deeply compelling and useful,

and a total disaster lol
It seems petty. That said this decentralization effort ( if users moving to other products can be called that ) may be good overall. I was getting weary of Reddit, Discord and few other entities owning nearly the entire market.
Great news indeed. Announced support though is only experimental (disabled by default behind flag). It'll probably take some time post launch of Vision Pro to release enabled by default.
Sorry, I failed the Turing Test in Kindergarten.
Oh, it think it's good enough to violate licenses. Because there is not much to it given how draconian copyright gets exercised in the western world.

Copy paste a function signature… Copyright issue… Ask for example Google about that. (I mean the company, not necessary the search engine.)

The class actions against MS & Friends regarding Copilot are still rolling:

https://githubcopilotlitigation.com/case-updates.html
Looking at the most recent cases of Doge, Twitter and Tesla a while ago, I'd say that Musk is skilled in accumulating goodwill and capital.

Honestly, I think going public again with Twitter could be a smart thing. Not now, but later when more ppl dropped their grudge. Retails would probably be more inclined to buy Twitter stock rather than banks.

There are also rumours that Twitter will be cash flow positive by the end of the year.
I worked at a large company with lots of patents. It was said some things they kept as "trade secrets" as to not alert the world to how they were doing things. Mostly I understood to have to do with the processes they were using for Chip Fabrication. I left long ago and they sold they're chip business...
The model outputs ChatGPT by connecting to a search engine - it's expected because it is fed with search results. Without search, SAIL-7B does not outperform ChatGPT.

The interesting aspect is that the ChatGPT response quality is not improved with search results, and it can be misled by noisy search.
They should have fixed the overhead of Threads instead of changing the languages. Fibers/virtual threads eliminate this overhead, Java can run millions of them.
Just buy a Quonset

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quonset_hut
> ggml and llama.cpp are such a good platform for local LLMs, having some financial backing to support development is brilliant

The problem is, this financial backing and support is via VCs, who will steer the project to close it all up again.

> I want a local ChatGPT fine tuned on my personal data running on my own device, not in the cloud. Ideally open source too, llama.cpp is looking like the best bet to achieve that!

I think you are setting yourself up for disappointment in the future.
Let me guess; This is one of the accounts that was just posting the same "Migrate to lemmy!" message in every single thread talking about the protest next week.

Spam is spam guys.
I don't know whether the majority of these Gen Z folks will reach their FIRE goal, but I think the fact that they're thinking of FIRE is a good thing in and of itself. It's a welcome change from the insane hustle culture of the last 15 years, and that they want to live simply and pursue higher meaning and purpose in their lives is great. How many enterprise SaaS apps does the world need? Having lived and worked in Silicon Valley for 20+ years, I think I have seen them all.

More power to these folks!
I don't have a problem with paying more. But don't guilt trip me into tipping! Just add it to the final bill. God I miss the WYSIWYG pricing scheme in South America. In Canada you have to add taxes and tips to the final bill. GTFO!
We don't necessarily know... Hippo is closed source for now.

Its comparable to Apache TVM's vulkan in speed on cuda, see https://github.com/mlc-ai/mlc-llm

But honestly, the biggest advantage of llama.cpp for me is being able to split a model so performantly. My puny 16GB laptop can just barely, but very practically, run LLaMA 30B at almost 3 tokens/s, and do it right now. That is crazy!
It is a problem, but the same training set can be used to train commercial models.
No you must be mistaken, Reddit is perfect, Twitter is bad.
I know I have accidentally followed like half a dozen people. Looks like the UI is a bit different now but it used to be way too easy to click that button.
Not that they are clueless, that they are corrupt.
Umm, I'm pointing out that 7e can't correctly say 'more than one order magnitude, less than two. So, plural!' Note the "more" and "plural".

Even physicists say that one is not plural.
No, kinda the opposite: mainframes use a litany of sophisticated and special purpose hardware to achieve their tasks (eg hardware io _channels_), while this is a massively overgrown instance of a single kind of hardware (vector processor).
> It was so much easier when all you had was 512x342 to work in.

NeXT workstations had 1120×832.
I can't tell if you are being ironic or not.

Are you actually advocating to "memory hole" news that dont fit the narrative of "Ukraine best, Russia bad"

Yes, Russia is bad. But we should still know the truth.
JPEG XL support is coming Safari 17 on Sonoma, Ventura and Monterey: https://front-end.social/@jensimmons/110497266298128289
> But I've been around reddit for over 15 years now, and in my view if you're regularly being accused of being toxic, I'm inclined to believe that you're the cause. And it may not be due to the factual nature of your posts, but the manner in which you share them.

Don't forget the sub-perceptual cultural axioms of the era the Event occurred in within Time.
Going mostly by a quick check of the wikipedia descriptions JPEGXL seems to live up to the XL part: Larger image sizes, more bits per channel, more channels ... . WebP and AV1F seem to inherit size limitations from their corresponding codecs AV1F for example will start tiling with visible artifacts at 4/8k (depending on direction) to support larger images.
> Like in ... many other places in the world

Most places in the world aren’t prime investment destinations.

> That's not geographical in nature, you're moving the goalpost

Limited agricultural potential, no navigable rivers, expensive-to-traverse mountains and isolated coastal communities. This is a very difficult tract to govern.

Mexico has a singular, massive advantage: proximity to America. With her navigable rivers, littoral waters and massive plains-based agricultural sectors. That, and its oil and mineral production, keep the central government powerful enough to project influence sufficiently to maintain stability.
I think I agree. That you can use it for social isolation from those in the room with you is fine, in itself. But this is akin to promoting headphones because they increase your social/situational awareness. Which is laughably false.

Such that the complaint here isn't the "by yourself, possibly in private" implications. It is the "in your home, surrounded by family" implication. You may be surrounded by them, but you are definitely isolated from them.
My guess is that Apple will push A/VR into the mainstream and establish social norms with the category. Facebook and others will sell to the middle-to-bottom end of the market.
Holy shit man grow some balls. Yes, this is a constructive comment. You cannot let yourself be pushed around and extorted by such petty 'fears'.
It still wouldn't be 'more than one order magnitude'.
Swift Macros
First seen on the Platforms State of the Union at min 4:30 — https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2023/102/
Collectibles are just a subclass of Commodities which can't be taxed using Mark To Market rules, but there are a whole host of commodities which are just like that. Precious metals, rare coins, cards, comics, etc., are all collectibles, but they are still commodities for regulatory purposes. For example, here is PR release of a CFTC enforcement action against some fraudulent coin dealers: https://www.cftc.gov/PressRoom/PressReleases/8694-23

IIRC, the IRS and CFTC have already issued rules to treat NFTs as collectibles.
Uh, yes? It looks dumb and low quality. And it’s not as if Germans are a tiny minority, the German sub has over 1 millions subs, and at least on samplesize, they are the largest group after the 3 big English countries (US, UK, CA)
I built myself something similar on top of SQLite and Combine.

Now I’m confused, should I abandon it and go with the first hand solution? I would actually prefer that but this requires the new versions of the Apple platforms. Why wouldn’t Apple make these available downstream?
That’s interesting to hear. I traveled extensively in the 80s with my family and we never tipped and there were never sign suggesting a tip as far as I can remember. My tip is that I always leave the do not disturb sign on my door handle for the duration of my stay.
The author addresses that comment in an edit - seems like the commenter stretched the truth a bit. Manually cross-posting shouldn't be a suspendable/bannable offense
@dang was this comment deleted from the comments page for this article?
yes, but mostly without psychedelics.
I think the relevant questions are how are the brain measures time and of what the brain is processing.

What if the only thing it's capable of doing is perceiving the passage of time? If the biological clock is the only measure of perceived time, then it feels like more time is elapsing. If the brain measures and feels time as sand slowly falling into a bucket, what happens when you dump a truckload of sand into the bucket? That doesn't mean that you're necessarily capable of doing more work in that time, but maybe you still feel the additional passage of time.
> This is a weird fear.

To be fair, most fears people have are weird when you really examine them.
That isn't for investors to decide.
Question: if someone, using the internet, gains access to your personal computer, but doesn't add anything or delete anything, have they committed a crime?
Falling in a black hole is a different experience. It must be more like being squeezed in a narrow tube with a glowing light that was once the universe on one end of the tube and something indescribable on the other end. Perception of time will change too, as all the particles that let us perceive the time will be messed up in strange ways. Perhaps time will seem multidimensional or there will be many timelines. In other words, your perception of a fall from an aeroplane isn't true or absolute, it's mediated by particles that define, for you, space and time, and if those particles get messed up, your reality will change completely.
I used to tip barbers quite generously; I wanted them to remember my head and my preferences, and not to try to chat with me.

Then my hair got thin and sparse, I bought some electric clippers, and I give myself a #2; I haven't been to a barbers for nearly a decade.
I'd be interested to know the argument for calling ai-assisted writing cheating in the first place. Nobody would call using grammarly cheating, and if the text is style over substance in the first place it is not really right in academia. Somewhere between grammarly and chatGPT it becomes cheating, but universities haven't yet explained where that border really is.
A better way forward is to really take the design back to primitives.

Reddit/NH/Twitter/Youtube/Google all default to favoring freshness. I believe this design assumption to be a mistake.

A lot of what gets posted would be better served by some hybrid of a wiki+chatroom/forum. For example, Ill just pick a thread that gets posted every week. In the what else will I like subreddit, there is constantly a "post your best mindfuck movies". That kind of question and answer is best served by some kind of static wiki like page that allows voting on individual database entries. It is better served by someone bumping the topic, maybe creating a new chatroom for the day, having the best parts of the chat post to the forum, for archival and historical purposes. As new movies come out, they can be added to the list. Maybe filters exist that allow you to show the results only showing votes from the last year, to help rank newer entries against historical ones.

In a TV/Speaker/Hometheater subreddit, constantly "what's best" belongs in the wiki. But the wiki is some singular document fairly separate from the discussion pages. Wiki page components dont rearrange by voting. The wiki is fairly well hidden in the interface.

When some kind of funny video gets reposted, it shouldnt start a new conversation. The comments page needs a better design to combine/isolate old comments, with today's discussion.

tldr: reddit, like a lot of social media, has a deduplication problem, that they choose to ignore in favor of focusing on "engagement" where engagement is just repetition and regurgitation. social media needs to rediscover bumping instead of reposting.
It's more fun when the people are alive to complain: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Litigation_involving_Apple_Inc...

Who knew that one of the most profitable companies on Earth would get there by calling Carl Sagan a "butt head astronomer"!
One plug-in in beta, but has quite a large following in the Obsidian community to achieve what you’re describing with Obsidian is the make.md plug-in.
I don't understand why even the hackernews community doesn't see that this is all a political strategy to make sure the digital dollar can exist.
Just an anecdote: we were invested in a social commerce type company in brazil. They were losing 30%+ of inventory to theft, and management seemed to not be able to keep a handle on it. There are very good reasons vc investment lags here.
They include an off-hours subgroup which comprises of weekday after hours as well as weekends and represents 2/3rds of cases. They don't provide a further breakdown but in this after-hours group delayed presentation was even lower (2.9%) and they report statistical significance (although it looks like a multivariate P value at a quick glance). Unknown (10%) is hard to interpret what that actually means.

Just knowing the pathology of STEMI it's hard to buy that an effect of this size (in the Ireland study) is largely due patient's not seeking care on weekends unless you're somewhere extremely rural as this isn't your average heart attack.

If this was about ACS (acute coronary syndrome) in general I'd be more suspicious that patient delays are a relevant confounder, but we have other literature to support the trend (granted with some conflicting studies).

from [1]:
> Many studies have shown an excess of cardiovascular events on Mondays (1,3,10,16,18,19). A relative trough has been seen on Saturdays and Sundays I compared with the expected number of cases. A similar pattern was seen in most subgroups irrespective of age, gender, cardiac medication, and in-fart characteristics (first or recurrent, Q or non-Q, site). The frequency of morning infarction is greater during the working week than on weekends, suggesting a superimposition of work-related stress on endogenous circadian rhythms.

>Circadian variation is found on all days of the week including weekends' when the morning peak is less obvious.

I haven't looked at the methodology of the cited studies but they include 6 references for your perusal.

[0]https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/clc.22
[1]https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1002/clc.4960261...
[2]https://europepmc.org/article/med/12061302
I wonder if ClosedAI and other companies use the findings of the open source community in their products. For example, do they use QLORA to reduce the costs of training and inference? Do they quantize their models to serve non-subscribing consumers?
I downloaded and played back at higher speeds as well after your suggestion. Using the same technique to view the 3D image in those "posters from the 90s", I could make out the messages too.

Persistence of vision type of tricks/effects have always been a favorite of mine. Even without LSD, I still enjoy finding ways to "trip" the mind. I have a ceiling fan with dark tone blades hanging from a white ceiling. When laying down in bed, I can stare at the ceiling fan for a couple of seconds, and then when I close my eyes, I still "see" the ceiling fan but in a negative view where the ceiling is now dark and the blades are light color. Cheap LEDs and fluorescent lights with cheap ballasts also cause me to see weird flickering when using averted vision or by turning my head back and forth in a rapid manner.

Maybe it's because of the training my brain has undergone from using psychedelics, but I've tried to get other people that have never used psychedelics to see the same things without success.
Worth noting that CPM revenues on Facebook are down about 53% in that same timeframe, so it is possible that "most advertisers have returned" and that "Twitter ad revenues are down 59%" are both true statements.
>she's an alien with a symbiote, that has lived 7 lives and doesn't much care which gender of body it inhabits per se, or whom its host is going around kissing.

That's p clearly a metaphor for fluid concepts of gender and sexuality.
Hey thanks, I'll work on that. You try and work on staying on topic and not making meta comments.