skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Here it is:

https://www.amazon.com/Unconscious-Civilization-John-Ralston...

"In this intellectual tour de force John Ralston Saul argues that our society is only superficially based on the individual and democracy, and the West now toils unconsciously in the grip of a stifling “corporatist” structure that serves the needs of business managers and technocrats as it promotes the segmentation of society into competing interest groups and ethnic blocks."

Published in 1999, so not quit pre-internet. But I still bought paper books back then!
Yep, those sorts of possibilities is what the "(possibly)" in my earlier post was for.

Based on a quick search it seems the figure 4 question and answer have to do with https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Markov_decision_process , which seem to be used in computer science. Iddo Drori is an associate professor of CS, so it seems quite likely it's his own question.
> As if anyone is good at predicting the future.

Whoever predicts the right direction, (and when the time is right) puts money where their mouth is, stands a shot at unseating... the alt man.

I think the way to use these big ideas is not to try to identify a precise point in the future and then ask yourself how to get from here to there, like the popular image of a visionary. You'll be better off if you operate like Columbus and just head in a general westerly direction. Don't try to construct the future like a building, because your current blueprint is almost certainly mistaken. Start with something you know works, and when you expand, expand westward.

The popular image of the visionary is someone with a clear view of the future, but empirically it may be better to have a blurry one.

paulgraham.com/ambitious.html
Faster, but still 15-25% slower than Highway's vqsort according to my somewhat amateur tests:

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Benchmark Time Bytes Items
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Hwy/random 2.16 s 474.1M/s 62.1M/s
Hwy/sorted_runs 2.29 s 446.7M/s 58.5M/s
IntelX86SIMD/random 2.90 s 353.9M/s 46.3M/s
IntelX86SIMD/sorted_runs 2.68 s 382.4M/s 50.1M/s

https://github.com/funrollloops/parallel-sort-bench
I think TinyStories is a promising direction. I just wish we had an alternative to GPT-4 because supposedly you can't use it to train other models.

Or maybe clarification of people publicly saying they are going to ignore that restriction.
> “But the tools will only get better through feedback from students and teachers alike,” he said. “So they, too, will be very much part of the process.”

So the students will be guinea pigs, and they all work for OpenAI.
Animation vs. Math [video]
It's not a definitional problem, otherwise Chalmers wouldn't have won the bet. Philosophers are very adept with concepts. The problem is experiential in nature. We experience a world of color, sound, tastes/smells, feels, emotions in perception, imagination, memory, dreaming, internal dialog, hallucination, illusion. But we describe the world in terms that are objective, functional and mathematical, not experiential. The sensations are abstracted away because they are creature-specific, and vary among individuals. The room feels cold to you, hot to me, and normal to a third person. But we can describe the molecular motion of air in the room, and measure the temperature, which is the same for all people and creatures.

As Thomas Nagel put it, science is the view from nowhere. There is nothing experiential about the physical understanding of the world. And yet we are part of that world.
Payouts: not found

https://www.tilia.io/core-concepts/payouts
If that confusion doesn't affect the creators or target users, why break existing recognition with the effort of a name change?
I don't know how valuable the advice : "Hey, become an autodidact!" is.
IMO the friendly fire on his camp was a cover/false flag to begin the "march for justice". The coordination/speed his coup attempt had couldn't be set up in such a short amount of time (since the "friendly fire" incident), so it was planned for at least a few weeks.
$19 for effectively opening a tab? No thank you.
Seems to work here: https://www.tilia.io/docs/core-concepts/payouts/
This is great. I would add one thing. Things which work, work immediately.
Thank you. Yes, it had more graphical polish, but far less extensibility.

This many years later, it's become clear what sort of crazy next-gen platform will become our "second life". It's not something with a high barrier to entry like Second Life, or VRChat.

It's the ones with the least barrier to entry. Like Facebook or Twitter.
I passed your query to GPT4 and this is what it said, see below. It seems like it can recognize bollocks, at least sometimes.

"I'm sorry, but it appears there's a misunderstanding. As of my knowledge cutoff in September 2021, there were no events known as the "Great Water Wars of 1999" involving a Trade Union being defeated by an Antarctic Coalition's hovercraft fleet under Vice Admiral Zagalow. This might be part of a work of fiction, alternative history, or a future event beyond my last training cut-off.

My training includes real-world historical events and existing geopolitical structures, and as of 2021, Antarctica was governed by the Antarctic Treaty System, which prevents any military activity, mineral mining, nuclear testing, and nuclear waste disposal. It also supports scientific research and protects the continent's ecozone.

Please provide more context if this information is from a book, a movie, or a game, or if it refers to something else that I may assist better with."
I assume that the savings will be passed on to students?
The problem is that any hidden variable resolving quantum indeterminacy would have to be non -local, i.e. able to propagate itself faster than light, which would also violate our understanding of the world quite a bit.
The alottment is how much I can buy.
The title needs to have (2019) in it.
Reddit Captures 7% to 16% Less Audience Time During Blackout
They track that so you don't share more than 10 stories a day.

The tinfoil hat is handy but jesus christ my dude.
After reading the news today, looks like I was right to be cautious, suspicious and to not jump to the conclusion too hastily; don't you think? ;)
Aaron Swartz was behind RSS and Reddit, so it's also doubtful that he had to sneak the technology he developed into the service he was developing
Sweden adopts new fossil-free target, making way for nuclear
Warning people about potential extreme risks from advanced AI does not make you a cultist. It makes you a realist.

I love GPT and my whole life and plans are based on AI tools like it. But that doesn't mean that if you make it say 50% smarter and 50 times faster that it can't cause problems for people. Because all it takes is systems with superior reasoning capability to be given an overly broad goal.

In less than five years, these models may be thinking dozens of times faster than any human. Human input or activities will appear to be mostly frozen to them. The only way to keep up will be deploying your own models.

So to effectively lose control you don't need the models to "wake up" and become living simulations of people or anything. You just need them to get somewhat smarter and much faster.

We have to expect them to get much, much faster. The models, software, and hardware for this specific application all have room for improvement. And there will be new paradigms/approaches that are even more efficient for this application.

For hyperspeed AI to not come about would be a total break from computing history.
Not yet. That’s in the pipeline.
It does, though a recent update to the wiki broke things for some time.

https://wiki.guildwars2.com/wiki/Guild_Wars_2_Wiki:Reporting...
This is cool! For people with less money, I've been using MacGPT, which is free: https://macgpt.com/
Does it say anywhere if they ingest / inspect your query before sending it to openai?
You think the internet is a clown show now? You ain’t seen nothing yet
I will say one thing for this experiment: it is good to put this out in the open. I believe that if educators attempt to suppress LLM usage, or deride it in front of their students, or persecute students when they believe they have detected LLM usage in homework, then students will not stop using LLMs, but instead the students will internalize this illicit perspective, and they will conceal their usage of LLMs, and they will be unwilling to reveal or admit that they are using LLMs in their coursework. In this way, it will be not unlike Wikipedia: a forbidden, shameful, and fatally flawed tool that everyone uses anyway.

I believe it's very important to encourage students to be transparent and to cite their sources, and give credit where credit is due (even if that LLM is going to violate copyright at the drop of a hat). So, students, when you use ChatGPT, declare that you used it. Cite it as a source; cite it properly; you'll want to name the engine and its version number, the date you accessed it, and all prompts in that conversation.

I believe that educators who are introducing LLMs in their curriculum are making the right call. Meet this head-on, not as a threat, but as an emerging tool, and get ahead of the hype and the FUD. And I'm confident that students will find out for themselves about all the bullshitting and hallucinations that go on, for better or worse.
>Also, philosophy underpins science. Whenever a hypothesis is tested, there is are philosophically-grounded assumptions being made. The epistemological implications for any given scientific finding depend on the underlying philosophical framework being assumed.

P(A|B) = P(B|A)P(A)/P(B). To the extent that philosophy underpins science, it does so because scientists are bad at math.
Yes: https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-on-the-Server-GitWeb
Wagner will attack Ukraine from Belarus, calling it now.
Raycast Pro[0] has this + much more built-in for $8/mo. I have Capslock + A assigned as the hotkey and have superfast AI at my fingertips. 11/10 would recommend!

(on top of Raycast being a better Alfred/Spotlight anyway)

[0]: https://www.raycast.com/pro
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You can look the definition of qualia or phenomenal. There is a ton of philosophical discussion. But basically, it means the experiences of color, sound, etc. that humans have, and whatever additional kinds of sensations animals with different sensory organs (like sonar in bats) have. Which doesn't preclude other sorts of physical systems from being conscious, just depending on what you think results in conscious experiences.
Not everyone works on the machine they are sitting in front of.
To become an autodidact, first, teach yourself to be an autodidact.
Right, its easy to name a half dozen companies that designed their own cores that turned out to be worse or no better than the arm offerings.

The real hubris at these companies is thinking they can build a team that can create a better chip in one generation. Apple is on what the 10th public generation of their own cores, from a team they acqihired that was already producing cpus? How many generations/respins did it take before they replaced the ARM ip with their own designs, and then how many generations was it before they were faster? Not only that but Arm seems to have gotten serious a few years ago and the IPC is within striking distance of the best amd/intel products. They are no longer doing obviously stupid things, so it seems odd a company like ampere doesn't have another respun Altra with a N2/V2 sitting on the sidelines as a fallback when their own design fails.
I'm extremely curious if this could run Crysis in with software rendering, actually...
having overflow of a common loop type be undefined is extremely useful for optimization, since many kind of unrolling and vectorization approaches only work if you can assume the loop counter cannot wrap.
Unlike most things in the comments above, I have no clue what you are talking about and highly doubt many people do.
Wow. Thank you for this. My daughter and I just laughed like lunatics.
It won't be the first time our understanding is flipped upside down if such a framework of thought arises.
Thankfully I am already old so I won't live in this world you propagate. The last thing I ever want is to live life dreaming of being somewhere rather than being able to go somewhere.
Depends on the teens.
Good points there, we look for recommendations from the tribe, forgetting at times that the tribe is composed of individuals with varying, evolving tastes.
Covid. Trump left for the mountains during the pandemic.
As a meta-note: given the volatility of the regulatory environment here, how can any company claim to be "regulation complaint" in a meaningful sense?

This seems to be blockchain stuff under the hood; is there a specific reason to believe that whatever (if any) differences present here are relevant to regulators?
A long-term practical benefit: it will always be there for you.

In a world of corporate built software that may or may not exist in a few years, Emacs is an investment for life. It's the last editor, or whatever you use it for, that you'll ever need.
I feel about the same. I grew up with a 2600, and liked the games when I was 4-7. In more recent times, while I’ve gone through periods where I replayed C64, Sega Master System, Genesis and Amiga games, nothing for the 2600 held my interest for long. It’s simply too primitive.
> Donating illiquid assets to your own non-profit helps a lot.

What sort of non-profit is this? Can you just register a 501(c)(3) with the sole purpose of giving yourself charity and then use it to pay for food and housing for yourself? Trying to honestly learn here as I have a massive W-2 tax bill.

> requires you to pay it back across an interval over 5 years. So in future years you're doing that

This sounds like you're just deferring tax to the next 5 years? Don't you have to use after-tax money to repay the 401k loan?

> Your various side project pursuits just have to make revenue in 5 years to prove that its not a hobby

My understanding of the IRS rule is you have to profit in 3 out of 5 consecutive years if you want to claim tax losses in the other 2 years. Not revenue. (IRC 183).
Definitions are a little fuzzy but "compute" is often used to distinguish between "compute," as in CPU, memory, and disk. And GPU is a very specialized kind of compute power. There's really no "grammatically correct" here these are different senses of the word. "Computing power" doesn't exactly have the same sense of specifically referring to a CPU or GPU as "compute power."
Not really. A M2 Pro draws something like 40W under all-core load which is comparable to AMD Ryzen mobile CPUs with similar performance. The long battery life of the MBP is almost entirely due to the crazy low idle consumption of the entire system (not only the CPU).
Why bother simulating a brain? GPT-4 scores 155 on the verbal section of the WAIS III.

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/i-gave-chatgpt-an...
Totally different. The dam has a bunch of circumstantial evidence which together overwhelmingly indicate Russia. The same is not true of the pipeline, where there is hardly any such evidence.

The dam also has a pretty clear motive. While the only clear motive for the pipeline are the Americans. But there is a sever lack of evidence to back up any narrative indicating them.
But then this dumb statement should have been taking about the upload to GitHub and not the paper and how collaborators weren’t aware, didn’t get permission to run the analysis, etc. Sure, they’re all connected to the paper but they’re separate issues.
Math could not have been represented in a more interesting way. The fact that he solved and created a interdimensional portal using math felt unreal
The one I am aware of is SELinux sandbox, however it is not a vm.

1. https://manpages.debian.org/stretch/policycoreutils-python-u...

2. https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_enterp...
Google Cloud, Azure, and Oracle use Ampere Altra (ARM Neoverse)

AWS used Neoverse for Graviton.

Google Cloud is designing their own ARM chips: they're working on one design from Marvell (likely Neoverse), and their own custom design. These are in the design phase, and very unlikely to be produced this year.

Re: Google Tensor chips on phones: Those used ARM Cortex CPU and ARM Mali GPU, and a Google designed Tensor processing unit for machine learning. The google TPU replaces chips like Qualcomm Hexagon. The TPU does not use an ARM instruction set.
For people's without a mac and wanting instant access to chatgpt from any device and without login:
https://chatbot.theb.ai/#/chat
WeeChat is really an awesome IRC client. I've been using it daily for years. Before that I was mostly using ERC in Emacs. But WeeChat has a remote client features that makes it possible to have a headless WeeChat running in my server (in a docker container) and I can connect to it from a desktop, web, or android application.

The best web client I know is called Glowing Bear (https://glowing-bear.org/) and it is excellent both on desktop and mobile browser.

The desktop app I sometimes use is KDE's Konversation (which requires an IRC relay rather than a WeeChat relay but WeeChat handles that too). On mobile there is a WeeChat Android app available on F-Droid which works perfectly.
> Third observation was unexpectedly high visible support of Wagner by people. Many laughing at situation or agreeing with Prigozhin‘s demands, some bringing food and water to mercenaries in Rostov.

During Soviet times, many Russians learned to be _incredibly_ supportive of large gangs of people with guns and tanks standing in their front yard. There can be a horde of Romulans invading and they’ll be lining the road with water bottles and flower garlands.

People there still remember family members being carted away in box trucks for asking when they can expect the next food shipment. Russia is, and mostly has always been, ruled by violent thugs that believe their monopoly on violence should be exercised swiftly, frequently, and harshly.

Look how any kind of perceived criticism (or perceived lack of jubilant support) has been treated at any time in their past. Any public display of loyalty, any vox-pop interview - completely meaningless.
China USA, Canada and EU combined don't make up most of the world. Together they're less than half.
I love Zotero. It's the only tool I use that is an .xpi.

What are some learning resources for this programming system?
Locality may also be an abstraction.

I find it very intriguing that a "speed of light" emerges automatically in Conway's Game of Life. It's not built into the system, but shows up from the convolutional update rule.
Okay c'mon now, are you even trying to understand/empathize with their argument at all?

Right off the bat any real consideration will make you aware that large particles will distribute very differently from small particles of the same volume.

Additionally that large particles will be substantively different from small particles in how they interact with the toungue. Eg large particles will "burn" more due to their extreme concentration and will be effectively "hot spots" of seasoning.

From just that it would be apparent that there would be truth to the claim of substantial difference in experience when using the two forms.

Right?
I mean I stopped using reddit and I think I'm better for it. I haven't replaced it with much else so it's a good thing.

So takeaway. I don't care what happens, they can make all the money in the world, I can only control what I use and consume.

I find the next draft to be a wonderful curated news aggregation that someone has been lovingly doing for a long long time. It has been better for keeping up with the news.

So that's it.
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> which would also violate our understanding of the world quite a bit.

Are we discussing science or public relations?
To anyone who questions Turing singular contribution, not just to computer science, but to technological civilization in general I would point to one pithy fact: Alan Turing invented software. Computing machines existed before Turing, but they were all purpose-built for a single task. Turing was the first to describe a machine whose behavior could be changed to do anything you wished without modifying the hardware. The details of the architecture of the machines we use to perform computations today differ in detail from Turing's original design, but not in their essence, and not in their fundamental capabilities. The list of people who had as much practical positive impact on the world as Alan Turing can probably be counted on the fingers of one hand.
Very well said, this has been precisely my experience too
But haven't shots been fired, soldiers and civilians killed?
I wish I could try it out first. Otherwise it’s a tough sell for me. There’s no demo/trial version right?

It looks promising but I’m hesitant to spend money on software I’ve never even used. I think the try-then-buy approach also aligns incentives better.
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[0] https://amazingcto.social/
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> Everyone was going to have work meetings there

I think we can give up on anything common from the real world happening in VR (including SL style 3D worlds). Why have meetings in VR when Zoom is better? Why shop for things in VR when Amazon works just fine?
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The sign said “no vehicles in the park” it didn’t say “and by the way use a specific and pedantic definition of vehicle”. Bicycles are not vehicles to many people; others would disagree. That’s rather the point, and it’s not a vacuous one.
To be fair, consoles could be forced to open app stores too.

Console make money on the sdk, from my understanding. Opening app the store would not force them to give access to the sdk, isn't that the case?
> ..."always think critically"...

Y'know, the thing we /human/ were supposed to be teaching you.
Err yeah I mean that stiffness reduces the internal stress caused by external compression force. Stiffness increases the buckling load of a material.
Any open source software project will last as long as the community lasts. If interest fades, then it will become worse/harder to run. It slowly becomes incompatible with newer systems, no one is making plugins, documentation becomes outdated.
The preconditions for your vision simply cannot exist under capitalism.
Yes it says so on the page. It seems to need your OpenAI access token and then calls those APIs directly. This also means you cover the cost of OpenAI API access.
That's a lot less than I thought. Most of the major subreddits are back open though.
what we can plant corals?

holy shit i never knew this
This is not news. There will be a big upcoming 0.11.0 release in a few weeks, but 0.9.1 was tagged over a year ago.
> Paypal only

They can't transmit money to a bank account?

Oh
Technically, a Show HN is supposed to have something that we can play with. From the Show HN Guidelines [1]

> Show HN is for something you've made that other people can play with.

...

Please make it easy for users to try your thing out, ideally without barriers such as signups or emails

1: https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html