skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
So what else are people going to do with ChatGPT automation to annoy and waste peoples time? This particular application seems like a just cause, but this exact hack can be used in bad ways also.
dupe https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36550180
Three problems with your theory:

1. Deleted users aren't going to pop up as much

2. It's going to be highly dependent on your search history. I'm sure more technically minded people will be around more often than results found on news subs or some more specific hobbies.

3. Commenting last week doesn't mean they are a regular commenter. Many of those people IME comment much less frequently later on. Maybe from a daily commenter to a weekly or monthly one. They are around, but not as active.

>As offensive as Steve Huffman has been throughout this saga, he doesn't seem to be wrong. Reddit could shoot a third party app on Fifth Avenue and people would still use it...

On a macro level, sure. I think anyone hoping for a sudden implosion was dreaming. But many are talking long term, a death by a million papercuts. There will be no one reason reddit dies.

Also, sample of one: I did in fact leave years ago. Still lurked w/o an account, but these actions caused me to try and replace nearly every community I have.

The main hole atm is a steady stream of gaming discussions. So i unfortunately may spend some 15 minutes browsing some niche gaming subs for certain news.
TV here is pure hell now. I turn it on in a hotel periodically and always regret it. There’s plenty to watch but the ads are louder and dumber and have naturally become saturated with insanely high margin / LTV scam products like testosterone pills, the worst pay-to-win game imaginable or literally just gambling.
The study in the article was on call center workers so I wouldn't necessarily expect it to scale to more complex tasks.
BlueSky is a Public Benefit LLC btw

https://blueskyweb.xyz/blog/2-7-2022-overview
While your comment could be true, if it were phrased as a hypothetical, there isn't anything that could bring an "evenly matched conflict" to the US. The US military capability is literally approaching two orders of magnitude greater than almost everything else on the planet.

And nobody flies aircraft at "treetop level", with the possible exception of the A10 which is designed to and actually has flown home successfully after a missile hit. https://theaviationgeekclub.com/a-10-pilot-explains-how-the-...

Also there is no such thing as a "MANPAD", it's not a plural -- it means "Man-portable air-defense system".
OpenChat_8192 Beats ChatGPT-3.5 on Vicuna GPT-4 Benchmark
The model comes in three versions: the basic OpenChat model, OpenChat-8192 and OpenCoderPlus (Code generation: 102.5% ChatGPT)

- OpenChat: https://huggingface.co/openchat/openchat
- OpenChat_8192: https://huggingface.co/openchat/openchat_8192 (best chat)
- OpenCoderPlus: https://huggingface.co/openchat/opencoderplus (best coder)

- Dataset: https://huggingface.co/datasets/openchat/openchat_sharegpt4_dataset

- Code: https://github.com/imoneoi/openchat The model comes in three versions: the basic OpenChat model, OpenChat-8192 and OpenCoderPlus (Code generation: 102.5% ChatGPT)

This is a significant achievement considering that it's the first (released) open-source model to surpass the Vicuna benchmark.

- OpenChat: https://huggingface.co/openchat/openchat
- OpenChat_8192: https://huggingface.co/openchat/openchat_8192 (best chat)
- OpenCoderPlus: https://huggingface.co/openchat/opencoderplus (best coder)

- Dataset: https://huggingface.co/datasets/openchat/openchat_sharegpt4_dataset

- Code: https://github.com/imoneoi/openchat
Hey thank you for the feedback!

I'll go and make some edits now.

With the app.json file, can you confirm what the default path for it should be? it seems like the default is placing app.json in the root directory of a project, but i'm still unsure.

You've clarified though that we can adjust this with

dokku app-json:set node-js-app appjson-path .dokku/app.json

which is helpful!
I know that approach is in quite a lot of countries and something I agree with. It's not very common in the Anglosphere, unfortunately.

What do you call audio engineers?
I downvoted both you and the parent. While I agree with your argument, HN is not a place for disrespectful language as used by you and the parent.
I have used it c++ to take a scoped lock without naming it and returning a mutex protected value:

return scoped_lock{foo_mux_}, return foo_;

Also nobody likes it.
I tend to fall in the camp that a “fundamentally dumb guy” won’t be able to successfully start, grow and run Tesla and Space X.

Was buying twitter a mistake? Sure. Did he make dumb decisions when it comes to twitter? Yes. But IMO, that’s very different than labelling someone “fundamentally dumb”
elon musk simps are everywhere lol.
So isn't this a very easy lawsuit to prove?
The death(?) of Twitter and decline of Reddit at the exact same time is interesting. I don't remember a disruption of that magnitude/speed on the old internet, not to speak of the poor state of the rest of the open internet.
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This timeline is ahistorical.
Imagine spending countless hours building up your follower base and accumulating the social media cachet, if you will, only to have Google shut it down in three years. Because that's exactly how that would go.
Facial recognition, and also just the general enshittification of social media and the internet at large.
unlike censored platforms like twitter that become a cesspool of hate and personal attacks. as usual it depends on who you interact with.
If you're debunking a myth about Bob Dylan's audience booing him or otherwise showing disdain for playing electric at a particular concert in 1965, why not mention another concert a year later where that very thing did happen, and we can all listen to it right now on Youtube? The Bootleg Series Volume 4 is a concert from 1966 at the Royal Albert Hall in London. The second set is completely electric. The audience claps while he is talking between songs, drowning him out. Someone shouts "Judas" just before the last song, and the crowd cheers approvingly.
> In this case I think it's interesting how people project their personal social views onto the blank slate. The idea that the trend must have started by a female whale that was somehow harmed and is now seeking Justice if it's cleanly into the framework with what some people view the world.

You are injecting a political spin where there is none. Orcas live in a matriarchical hierarchy. People assume that the orcas have started hunting because the "pack leader" was hurt. They might or might not be correct, but they're not doing what you're describing.
At minimum, you revert the commit/deploy to prod that caused the issue. But then that would likely mean reverting the recent policies and would make Elon look weak, so he'd never support it.
Is it really because of scraping? Or because he didn't pay the GCP bill? xD
I'm technically in group 3, of course, and aware of it.

In defense of "my side" though, I think you're responding to a straw man/stereotype a little bit. (said the person who just listed 5 stereotypes)

For one thing, I tell people to stop saying 'nothing but'. Humans are not 'nothing but' monkeys. Do You Know How Smart Monkeys Are? I say it's an honor to be counted among their kind!

Possibly the other stereotypes have some grain of sanity to them in the same way.

Except Philosophy of Mathematics. Tripping without LSD, that's what they are. And probably wouldn't even deny it when challenged.

Thanks for answering, and have a great day!
It's useful if you want your LLM to be able to generate tweet-like microblogging text. That does have some value.

Or maybe you want to get an aggregate idea of what people are currently talking about in the world, stuff that doesn't rise to the level of capital-n News. There aren't a lot of alternatives for that.
My problem is that I’ve already chosen what to work on long ago - Scrabble. I’ve built a popular (within the community) study tool, I’ve also been working on an open source AI that I believe is finally better than the state of the art one - I’m going to set up a match between them sometime soon (but need a bot interface, etc). This is without ML, too, which I fully intend to explore soon. And finally I’ve been working on a modern lichess-like app (woogles.io) for it, with tournaments, puzzles, etc that recently hosted its 3 millionth game, with a small team of contributors. It will likely be the test bed for the AI matches. And if that isn’t enough, I’ve attempted to achieve mastery at the game, being rated as high as 7th nationally in the last few years. Although I think I’d be better if I didn’t spend so much time building stuff for everyone to play with.

The problem is there’s no money in it. Hasbro is litigious, all of this stuff is open source because I find it curious and deeply interesting, and as a sort of misguided attempt to try to democratize access to it. I’m not going to charge without getting sued, and even if one of the companies like Scopely wanted to hire me, I’m only interested in keeping this open source and free. So I’m not really sure what to do.
And then they'll find that some nanoparticle injections include forever chemicals. No thanks. Experiment on someone else.
Shein overstock is getting a second life in Latin America’s street markets
Previously heard Cellular Agriculture, TIL Molecular Farming.
The entire story of Twitter under Elon Musk
Fifth type is when do something crappy but then someone else looks at it and for whatever reason they think it's great.
Does your password manager require an account to sync between multiple machines?
Is there a guide to having fun on this app? I got an invite, made an account and took a look around, and left. There’s no real content.
Russia could blow up nuclear plant
I don't think anyone is claiming that chatgpt has made everyone 100x more efficient. Either they are retarded or you misunderstood them.
ah their test environment was a call center

feels like there is a viewpoint floating around that chatgpt is valuable in part because of the RLHF work

but does this makes it generally capable? or just prove that you can hire essentially the people you would hire to staff a call center (language skills + good generalists) to create a language model that behaves essentially like a call center (refuses to take any actions that are not allowed)
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36553762
When I go to the link above, all I'm seeing is "Create an account / Sign in". No post or anything. Sure it might be accessible via API but they have the same login wall as Twitter on the website.
The current discharge of the Columbia River upstream of Richland is 118,000 ft3/s. That is a fifth of the Mississippi River. It is also quarter to half mile wide.
Or even just straight up auction them off to the highest bidder and the government keeps the money. Then you don't have to keep track of their salary or hours once they're here.
Maybe like an appliance, like a toaster? Minimal maintenance, easy to get started out of the box, and just enough friction to tempt competition.

A video call, an extra latop, guidance as straightforward as installing a web browser--but now 140 chars (or video from camera) go to that self-hosted server.
Tell HN: CodeSignal executes buggy, custom Python build
TLDR: weird treatment of global/nonlocal in CodeSignal, probably because they're wrapping the function.

I nearly lost a job offer today because CodeSignal does not execute 'real' Python.

Minimal example:

x = {}
def f():
global x
x['key'] = 'value'
f()

This will succeed in real python, but fail in CodeSignal. To make it work in CodeSignal, you need to change "global" to "nonlocal":

x = {}
def f():
nonlocal x
x['key'] = 'value'
f()

This will fail in Python! This should definitely come with a disclaimer on their site. It's criminal that you can write correct python and they can incorrectly mark your code as nonfunctional.

Perhaps I shouldn't give a minimal example, but only tell CodeSignal that their Python build was failing on my hidden test case...
It is not intelligent. Let's just accept it. Ask what happens if you go due east exactly from NYC in a boat. Eventually you'll hit land where does it hit? Totally collapses with false information. Of course you can ask what parallel NYC is at and ask the western most point of Europe at the same parallel and it'll maybe get it right.

Give it basic directions. I'm in my car turning right on spring garden onto Broad street. I Travel north 10 miles on the same road. Where am I? It has no clue
As someone with the same general opinion, how do you know what kind of food/diet/vitamins are right for you?
Not mentioning any of the complexity in the abstractions needed to ensure purity makes one a dishonest salesman, much like the OO consultants of the past did with Java and the Java frameworks.

The ills of goto and poor scoping were solved with compiler rules and very simple expressions that could be added to any language. The alleged ills of mutation as described by academic groups made up of mathematicians whose jobs very infrequently have to do with creating actually useful software often do not match the reality of coding, nor have they ever been so bad as to demand alternative solutions. The vast majority of languages had no problem eliminating GOTO; that only a small fraction have implemented purity puts it on the same level as hardcore OO, which also is only a small fraction of the market, and about as useful.
Worse in what sense?

Computers have done amazing things for humanity. I would not want to go back to a computerless world...
Twitter operates its own datacenters.
Similar to google. With fewer trust cues and more hallucinations.
I've used Nostr a handful of times and am impressed with how responsive the network appears to be. But the problem I have with it is that the default feed (or whatever its called) is chock full of crypto nonsense. Terrible first impression.

I made a test post and was immediately pinged by two crypto bots. Yeah no thanks.
That's a difference in kind, not degree. People find watching movies interesting, not making them. They're two completely different experiences.
Wait, this won’t work for people allergic to meat.
The thing I find them best for is fuzzy searching. When you'd have a hard time googling something, you ask the LLM. The answer you get back might also be fuzzy, but often that can be defuzzed and then correctly googled or resourced. In this way it is highly effective. But that is reducing the amount of time searching for information.

People that are 5-10x more effective at hard skills like programming, well I'm just convinced they weren't a good programmer to begin with and are doing easy problems. Basically, anyone that says that is telling on themselves.
couldn't the whole PCB covered in some resin to prevent whisker formation?
i know nothing about how allergies work, how would a soybean with 25% pork proteins not trigger a pork allergy?
Uhh, going from corporate gated community where the inmates and head are wacko, to another corporate gated community sounds like.....

Well, it sounds completely stupid. Do the plebes never learn that soon enough, their own community will be sold back to them after hijacking conversation for $$$$$ ?
That’s a lot of words that in no way actually support what Red Hat is doing as a concerted attack on open source. Attempt at consolidating revenue? Ok. Attack on open source? No. The rest of the community and industry can route around Red Hat and it’s not trying to prevent others from doing anything with, to, around or on open source development or business models except straight up copying RHEL - which is supported by the licenses anyway.
the key thing though is that the data that people post with right now on Bluesky is on ATproto, which can be migrated to another PDS without permission from your current PDS (bsky.social). so if Bluesky tried to defederate you could take your data and fuck off with it to another PDS who supports ATproto and bam, Bluesky can't do anything about it.

the only thing keeping lock-in right now is the PLC directory, which I think has plans to be owned by consortium eventually.
The formatting in title is hilarious... It could be read as: "Orca rams into yacht near Scotland, [he is] suggesting the behavior may be spreading"

I somehow imagine an orca in top hat, kindly suggesting that he will continue to ram other yachts if some conditions are not met :-)
What’s next? A war in Ukraine that solves the fossil fuel crisis?
We're using it at RunReveal and I've got to say that we're extremely happy with it.

At Segment I always wanted a good sandbox environment for running customer code. This is the ideal solution, and the fact that it doesn't require CGo: :chefs_kiss:

Happy to answer any questions people considering using it might have!
> Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.

Still so many examples of the opposite.
> both are dynamic languages with types added later in?

Common Lisp has always had types and type declarations (e.g. `the` in the hyperspec[1]) as it's part of the specification. It was not added later as far as I know.

However, `declaim` and `declare` were left very underspecified so they tend to be very implementation-specific, though there are libraries that make types more portable[2][3].

[1] http://www.lispworks.com/documentation/HyperSpec/Body/s_the....

[2] https://github.com/lisp-maintainers/defstar

[3] https://github.com/ruricolist/serapeum/blob/master/REFERENCE...
If the blog footer is intended to contain links to identity, I'd make that whole footer dynamic and then I'd just keep a single source for that.

Alternatively, arguably better: Keep a master domain for each identity and update social media accounts for that identity on a page in the master domain.
This "brilliant" idea had to've been the result of at least one acid trip.

Problem: your soybeans taste too much like soybeans.
Solution: make them taste more like pork!

Would this be halal or kosher? I'm really hoping it isn't.
Oxide Computer's Bryan Cantrill on the importance of toolmaking
Because marginalized folks don't always have a choice.
blue sky invite please
Well, it's a FOSS self-hostable server program. Mastodon isn't a service, so it's not susceptible to enshittification per se. A particular Mastodon host, sure. But Mastodon itself is just a codebase.
>How do you enforce rules without hierarchy

I find it interesting that people think rules can only be enforced by a position of power above the offender, rather than a consensus of their peers and equals.
How could a decentralized thing go to shit?
Mastodon signups are up about 6x over the last few hours, but yeah not near the level of past Elon messes yet, and the number of Mastodon instances is many times higher now than for the last major one.
That has nothing to do with what the poster is saying. And if tools improve but not quality of life, that is because minds are not improving along tools - this has been noted for centuries.
Incorrect. Highly active and power users tend to adblockers and are unlikely to click since ad impressions don't mean anything to them. Casual users are the money maker.
> I can't help but feel we're still N breakthroughs away from having it really impact dev jobs.

We will always be N breakthroughs away. Why? Because as our uses of computers improve, our work will become ever more complex. And our efforts will become even longer shots than they were before.
hugged. https://archive.is/EDyUx
A lot of it seems like typical internet forum common sense, no spam, no extreme content (gore/porn), that sort of stuff. But the rest just reads off as "don't post stuff we don't like such as pepe frogs, alt right symbols, star wars spoilers, flat earthers, holocaust deniers" without directly naming it.

Oh, I scrolled down and they do specifically mention nazi germany and covid19.
You may be able to slightly compare it to countries that have forced military enlistment like Israel, although that may also not be an apples to apples comparison due to them typically learning or focusing on some specific field.
Just keep doing whatever you want and maybe this work will be the springboard to a new discovery where copyright isn't limiting.

I say following your passion can never go wrong, (well ,sometimes, heh)
I’m really happy you’re enjoying it that much. And I’m sure Elon will sleep a little better next night, knowing you’re there standing guard for him!
It's not crunching a bunch of analysis or ads in the background. I bet it scales wonderfully with maybe some kind of cache/CDN if necessary.
Men should not be consuming soy, and the effect on women is equally concerning. Endocrine disruptors are a big problem.
right now im at around 150 per minute
https://i.imgur.com/qjbsQU7.png
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I'm jealous of your username, zero.
The point of it is that it isn't a company but a standard, so if one instance owner goes crazy and patches ads in you can move to another (or your own) and keep your network
> the impact of an adult dying on the world is so much greater than the loss of a young child

just a very strange thing to take for granted in conversation. your writing clarity suffers from its provocativeness even if unintentional
Fair enough, but how about "documentaries" like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uQLsDrs-74&t=9s

I am not willing to spend a lot of thime on this, but from first glance I can see that they are misusing a mutant deer from Georgia/US (1:10 into the video) for their narrative. Who knows if any of the images there are actually from Chernobyl.
And that video has 2.6 million views.
Will BlueSky ever be profitable or is this just the outdated “sell a dollar for ninety cents” business model?
Has anyone managed to replicate it? If he's claiming it's DDOSing twitter it sounds like it should be happening for multiple users
Yes, many, huggingface is full of chat-tuned LLaMA derivatives that are supposed to replicate its performance, and tools like text-generation-webui or kobold.cpp can be used to run them with chat-style UX.

But for most tasks none of them come within a mile of GPT-3.5, or within a parsec of GPT-4.
So you understand the difference between the two definitions and you are falsely equating them in your first comment on purpose? In order to derail the conversation? That's disappointing.
If you have any additional, would thoroughly appreciate an invite. zapper.00-quavers@icloud.com

Thanks in advance!
This is junior developers, not anything to do with internet influencers.

Used to see the same thing with every junior developer who went to a conference or read a new book. I did it myself at that point in my career. All kinds of enthusiasm (which can be good) and ideas (which might not be good because the junior developer does not have the experience to be a good judge).
> We’ve got a crisis of unhappiness in this country and psychedelic therapies are absolutely a powerful tool we could use to help people find themselves.

While I agree with everything else you said, this bit concerns me. I'm certainly in favor of using these tools to help anyone who needs help. But maybe we should start with a mirror, and collectively ask, "Why are so many so unhappy?"

These psychedelics can help resolve the symptoms, but what are we going to collectively take to address the root problem(s)? And when?
Sorta feels like a huge opportunity to be honest. I don’t find the silos and segmentation of the “new federated” places is the solution. Honestly it just feels like openBB with a new framework.
Ask HN: Is Elon Musk Destroying Twitter?
they could change the protocol going forward if they wanted but all of the data currently posted on the protocol from the past would still be migratable to another PDS who supports the "old" fork of ATproto. I don't think they could change all the data you already posted with a future protocol change, that's not how it works.