skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Do you have parameters that are giving you this? I am running llama2:70b thru Ollama with defaults and get nothing like this no matter how many times I repeat.

Here’s an output:

ollama run llama2:70b

>>> Create a playlist of tracks that would mix well together starting with "Power" by Kanye West

Sure, I can help you create a playlist of tracks that would mix well together starting with "Power" by Kanye West. Here are some suggestions:

1. "Power" - Kanye West (this will be the starting track for your playlist)

2. "Runaway" - Kanye West feat. Pusha T (this track has a similar energy and vibe to "Power")

3. "Black Skinhead" - Kanye West (this track has a similar dark and edgy tone to "Power")

4. "Sweet Child O' Mine" - Guns N' Roses (this classic rock track has a similar energy and guitar-driven sound to "Power")

5. "Lose Yourself" - Eminem (this iconic hip-hop track has a similar intense and motivational vibe to "Power")

6. "Hypnotize" - The Notorious B.I.G. (this track has a similar smooth and laid-back flow to "Power")

7. "Jesus Walks" - Kanye West (this track has a similar spiritual and uplifting message to "Power")

8. "Bohemian Rhapsody" - Queen (this classic rock ballad has a similar epic and emotional feel to "Power")

9. "I Don't Like" - Chief Keef feat. Kanye West, Pusha T, and JPEGMAFIA (this track has a similar dark and aggressive tone to "Power")

10. "All of the Lights" - Kanye West feat. Rihanna and Kid Cudi (this track has a similar upbeat and energetic vibe to "Power")

I hope you enjoy this playlist! Let me know if you have any other preferences or if you'd like me to suggest more tracks.
Yes. Meta deliberately let their responsible AI people heavily censor the chat-tuned model.

Meta also released the uncensored base model, on which the open source community then performed its own chat fine tunes. This was a canny strategy to avoid negative press.

Mistral saw Meta’s approach, and instead chose to deliberately court the negative press, because attention is more valuable to them as a startup than opprobrium is damaging.
For a mild inconvenience that would be disproportionate, but this could be a matter of life or death here.
I think modern police evolved from multiple strands (especially depending on locality), but in the context of England, I think there's been a more or less continuous evolution.

The same idea that every adult man was responsible for maintaining order was the basis for night watch men duties, which was a duty that every household was supposed to partake in. Obviously, being a night watch man kind of sucks, so the combination of there being a law that compelled people to actually perform their responsibility, and that not everyone actually wanting to perform that responsibility (or really being fit for that responsibility) naturally led to people paying others to get out of duty... and here we go.
But where's the "gaslighting and blaming the user" that your grand-parent was talking about?

As for the aut-updates, for my parent's PC, I'm glad it auto-updates, otherwise they would never update and leave them vulnerable. What's wrong with that? Do you want the latest security patches or not? It's not like I can convince my parents to run sudo pacman -Syu every week.
What kind of response would be appropriate then for getting them to take this issue seriously?
> northern Kosova

Yes, because that's how autocorrect chose to end the word and I was too lazy to return and correct it.

The apparent declining quality of keyboards available on Android is a completely another story.

Anyway, if you read carefully what I wrote, you'll see the text is full of small grammar mistakes very typical for Slavic native speakers. I am who I say I am.
Flexbox for most stuff, resort to grid only if flexbox can't solve your layout.
The way I see it, if there is horizontal or vertical stacking, it's flexbox. And since you can nest, it covers a wide ranged of typical layout patterns (boxes within boxes). One caveat, since flexbox only arranges vertically or horizontally, you have to insert container flex elements, which means it affects the markup, so you are a bit constrained if you want to make it really responsive and rearrange everything based on viewport size. Grid is more complex, and useful for fixed layouts when things have to align more. With sub-grid support it will be even more powerful.
Humans Can No Longer Ignore the Threat of Fungi
The problem with 4G (and 5G) is that it supports only internet traffic. Phone traffic is passed trough VoLTE that is VOIP on the network. Is something that is fairly new, few years ago only a couple of operators in my country even supported that, and thus phones had to drop to 3G to handle calls. Also VOIP is not that reliable and presents problems especially with different networks.

The problem is when the internet connection is not so stable, and thus VoLTE doesn't work that well. The safer option would be to drop to 3G or even 2G if available to complete emergency calls.
I̶t̶ d̶o̶e̶s̶n̶'t̶, b̶u̶t̶ d̶o̶e̶s̶ s̶u̶p̶p̶o̶r̶t̶ u̶n̶i̶c̶o̶d̶e̶ t̶e̶x̶t̶, s̶o̶ u̶s̶e̶ j̶u̶s̶t̶ a̶n̶o̶t̶h̶e̶r̶ s̶i̶t̶e̶ a̶n̶d̶ t̶h̶e̶n̶ c̶o̶p̶y̶-̶p̶a̶s̶t̶e̶ t̶h̶e̶ r̶e̶s̶u̶l̶t̶ h̶e̶r̶e̶. :̶)̶

[1] https://capitalizemytitle.com/strikethrough-text-generator/
I own one, and reading this I most definitely want a refund. It is utter bolox. Sure, every once in a while your car brakes fail, but that's not really the point of the car, is it? It's made to go forward! Anyways, we will get if fixed eventually. Do you like our newest, just released paint colors?
Thanks, I disabled it! I'm on the A52. I use the double tap feature often enough, but I guess I can live with the lack of convenience, thanks ;)
It seems to me that an hybrid solution using a pruning trie for prefixes and a normal trie for almost complete completions would work.
Vitalik's audience is primarily people who are deep into blockchains and Ethereum. Plenty of good content is out there for freshman level info, he's more for your senior year.
This is interesting, I am curious if it's possible to add more than 10 results and how it would look.

Also if it makes sense to use something like this for code autocomplete - I would prefer I could just scroll to find everything.

I think though in case of code parsing through the code and add things to the dictionary may be more expensive than looking through it.
I'm okay with jargon, but the ratio can be off sometimes. When the ratio becomes too skewed, there's risk of side-fumbling or even encabuloration [0].

[0]: https://youtu.be/RXJKdh1KZ0w
I don't see a way to turn that off. I could sort of do it using the option to change the emergency number.
>everyone quickly realised it’s a good idea to stop punching…

The Balkans have been boiling for ~1400 years or so (more if you include Macedonia's claim on Alexander the Great's empire). Modern day (19th century) massacres of thousands of people originate on the Balkans, too... no idea how/when it might be over.
is this made by former 1Password employees? For some reason I get that vibe. Looks good, I didn’t read their privacy policy but the marketing looks solid.
I have a lot of misgivings about crypto, but its also true that we’re moving towards a world where the digital economy is massive, global, and deeply embedded in livelihoods.

That world does require new tools to ascertain ownership of digital assets (since a lot of people will make their living through creating/selling these assets) and paying for digital assets (global commerce requires global and open payment systems).

At least crypto is trying to fix this problem
They call it electro-convulsive therapy now, or just ECT. The objective is to induce a seizure. The idea is that electrical activity in the brain has been observed to be more stable following a seizure. ECT is still applied and apparently there are documented improvements.

It’s not generally done like in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest. The pulses, voltages, and currents are apparently small and precise.

More recently, “transcranial magnetic stimulation” has been reported similarly effective and seems to be considered something of an evolution beyond ECT, using magnetic fields instead of electric current, and avoiding the need for sedation etc.

I don’t fully understand it all, and I gather there are still a lot of questions about the exact mechanism. The research done so far is said to support some beneficial outcomes in hard-to-treat cases.

As with so many mental health issues, however, doing rigorous double blind studies for example is difficult or impossible.

Anyway, better practice is no longer to just strap people in and shock people in the brain.
Anime isn’t written in kanji in Japanese because it’s a loanword, and loanwords are written in katakana.
I'm also a big FLOSS advocate to the point where I'll use GIMP and kdenlive (which I feel are great software) even though it would be far, far easier for me to use something non-free.

An important thing RMS did was producing good software along with his advocacy. For example, even though it's inferior to vim (joking), it was and is a killer app. What RMS didn't write himself, he helped to drive and organize, and ended up as a force behind some of the most important tools we still use today, like gcc.

For RMS it was pretty obvious where the needs were. Today it's much less so, but if you want to make a big difference and start a name for yourself, I would probably look for areas where there aren't great FLOSS options and try to take on one of those. It will be challenging no doubt.

My best advice (take with a grain of salt as I'm not the next RMS which is where you want to be), keep preaching the gospel of FLOSS! Help people find and use software (and hardware) that respects their freedom! Pay attention to users that you teach, and identify usability issues that hurt adoption and work to fix them. Be "that guy" that people call when they have a problem and need a solution.
Using the term “political analyst” is too overt. If I were them I would use “trust, safety, and well-being analyst” instead.
OS as a subscription is not a dumb idea. Not that I like it, but with security updates, hardware support, etc... an OS requires constant maintenance. And if you don't update, often thing start to break down as apps drop support. It would be fine offline, but you can't do much offline today.

But that's not it. Windows 7 still works, in fact, all Windows versions still work if you still have the hardware (or VM) for it. It is just that upgrades from Windows 7/8 are not free anymore. But that's normal, major upgrades are rarely free. The free Windows 10 to 11 (previously 7/8 to 10) path is the exception here, because Microsoft really want as many people as possible to essentially beta test the latest version of Windows.
If their favorite apps only run on Windows and Windows is no longer a viable solution, the logical conclusion is that they need to switch to a viable operating system and give up on their favorite apps and try out new ones.

The only alternative is to cling to an old, unsupported, insecure version of Windows, until there is no more hardware that can run it and they need to migrate anyway. I’m really not interested in providing support for people that choose that option so it doesn’t bother me in the least.
I developed RSI, not in my wrists, but in my R hand and fingers.

I did not realise this was happening at first so took painkillers. Absolutely the worst thing you can do as you feel less pain so continue to do the very work (in my case mouse clicking) that will cause you even more pain. It got to the point that if the fingers of my R hand touched any surface it was very painful.

The company were helpful, but the best change was switching from a mouse to a wacom tablet.

Please do not ignore finger/hand pain.
I don't think it's misleading. It is an accurate description of the current situation. They also no longer have any representation in their local police force[0].

Along similar lines, it would be misleading to say the reason for the current situation is simply that "they boycotted the elections", without unpacking the reasons behind that boycott. For example, US actually penalised Kosovo[1] for their conduct following that election, and the EU went as far as to accuse their authorities of intentionally destabilising the situation.

It's important to be mindful of succumbing to reductionism if you're looking to understand complex political situations (assuming that's what you're looking to do).

[0]: https://www.euronews.com/2022/11/05/serb-mps-and-police-resi...
[1]: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-65759214
You pay for Windows when you buy a no-OS PC because the manufacturer still had to buy the license from MS.
Selling info to ambulance chasers and private first responders is probably a pretty good model. To fix everything all we really need to do is let Google sell the gravy.
The magic is in:

A) Forming cross company cliques (a lot of C suite is ex consultant and they scratch each others' backs).

B) ego stroking and typical sales ("this executive is a visionary who must be furnished with top quality steak and strippers")

C) Letting you know on the sly what their other customers are doing that seems to be working.

D) Providing industrial grade ass cover for decisions that the C suite want to make but are afraid to make by themselves (like layoffs).
If we're pushing goalposts, let's ban pencils and keyboards for that exact reason. Running local language models at least require a few hundred bucks more in startup costs and far more electricity than a word document or a notebook. In fact, we might as well promote illiteracy to prevent people from being able to read harmful content altogether.
Dead Trees and a Cosmic Explosion Reveal Bigger Quake Risk for Seattle
These models are very unsafe because people (not me) aren't able to tell fact from fiction. Just think of how some gullible fool who can't make heads or tails of situations in real life, let alone when a computer tells them it's the truth (again, not me).

There are so many people out there who haven't had the benefit of a liberal arts education from an average midwestern university, so I think it's upon all of us to protect them from the mis/disinformation and Russia's election interference (but only every other cycle).

For example, you could have accidentally been led to listen to Kanye (who is bad), had AI not fact checked you. Please, think of all the children hospitalized each year while trying to melt eggs.
That's fair, but I wonder if it isn't precisely the figureheads spearheading these technologies that should communicate most clearly and concisely, especially to reach those 'less in the know'.
about scalability, what's the alternative? We already have the bright example of the UK not liking their own [special] deal/fate.
https://archive.ph/hQCDZ
AI safety is some different things. One are the grifters trying to make money from fear. Others actually think that capable enough AI will irreversibly change our way of life in a bad way. For corporations AI safety just means brand risk and PR like not making another "Tay". For yet another group of people AI safety means the continuation of culture war stuff in the AI space.
You answer questions by answering what you feel like and diverting, not by addressing what's relevant to the discussion. I'm not going to answer things in good faith when you're just playing dumb.

I'm fairly certain you're trolling. Do you do this with friends and family, too? Just so you know, people aren't agreeing with you just because they decide to stop engaging with you.

I like the fact that your attempts to derail are all here, plain as day, for anyone to see, because people knowing that DoH is a big scam to grab private data about them is important.
it's funny that when "discipline and rigor" is advocated for, the underlying premise is basically "pain builds character".
Their fossil fuel business is likely much more profitable than their renewable business. It makes sense for the CEO to be clear about the direction the company will take in the future as well as to focus on their core competencies.
I thought they meant the object automatically snaps to the nearest target in real-time.
The rest of your human instrument. Lung volume, and the frame around it, and how that resonates. The size of the orfices that ventilate them.
> To its point of an ideological statement, I instinctively get defensive of this kind of point

You are ideological, they are just in favor of common sense and basic decency. Always present your position as the default, desirable, uncontroversial status-quo, and your enemy's, I mean subject's, as a reckless, radical departure.
>in the fine details

Could it be possible that jpg also exploits the repetition at the wavelength of the width of a single picture, so to say? E.g. 4 pictures side-by-side with the same black dot in the center, can all 4 dots be encoded with a single sine wave (simplifying a lot here..) that has peaks at each dot?
I'm literally shaking rn
Nice piece of engineering and surely worth a read. The ideas are hardly novel, tho.
> Inertia is not merely caused by a psychological block, overcoming it carries real tangible costs. There are countless examples where technically superior solutions exist, but the benefits they offer do not outweigh the cost of overcoming inertia.

What colossal cost do you see in granting users the choice of, say, picking their default branch name instead of being forced to use "master"?

What cost do you see in referring to "blacklists" as "allowlist" instead?

Have you ever noticed that critical projects like Kubernetes managed to adopt clear and unambiguous concepts such as "control plane node" and "worker node" without making dubious remarks regarding "inertia"?

Any argument regarding "inertia" frankly sounds like a lame excuse to stick with bigoted and racially-charged terms without any valid reason other than a refusal to extend the most basic of common courtesies.
Unfortunately by the time you have found this lies about you will have spread to many sites often outside the courts jurisdiction. How do you get all those sites taken down?

Thus you have to make the indexer stop indexing you.
slideware professionals got better at making slides with LLMs
You use Balkan as a synonym for Yugoslav, which is wrong.
and your devices probably don't cost $3 on aliexpress, right?
US finalizes plans to phase out single-use plastic on public lands
Don--

I think we're talking about different things. I cannot make it through your response.

I doubt the guy is worth this much of your time.

Best wishes.
wow, that's wild. I get the appeal of living in the world you want instead of the world that exists, but at the end of the day that approach is self-defeating.

It makes me wonder if a new org isn't what we need. I love the FSF and feel they did a tremendous service to the world, but the religious extremism limits their appeal only to true die-hard believers.
Despite the hand-wavy arguments and use of misinterpreted shock phrases like "Orwellian", a persons' memories (and biochemical retention mechanisms) are not the same as a computers. At a bare minimum, the former has a singular lifetime and there can only one instance - zero copies.
How hard creating erotica about children could be even without a LLM? Just take regular erotica and change the ages of the protagonists. We should ban the internet and MS Word while we're at it.

The very small benefits of censoring generated abuse material in text form are massively outweighed by the risks of only few powerful people having access to a transformative technology. We should not let Meta, OpenAI and others build moats around their products by using perverts as an excuse.
Perhaps it's worth noting the following in the article (before rushing to comment here based on the title alone):

"The case began with a complaint to the federal Privacy Commissioner in 2017 from a man whose name and details are kept confidential in the ruling. The man said outdated and inaccurate information about him in newspaper articles found on the internet was leading to great personal harm, including physical assault, employment discrimination, severe social stigma and persistent fear. He wanted the information to be delisted – made unsearchable, unless someone knew the website urls featuring his name."
>and Windows is no longer a viable solution

yes, but that's for each individual user to judge for themselves whether Windows is still viable for them or not, not you or the HN mob.
Parasites in general have shrunken genomes.
This is a life or death matter and should be treated as such.
Don’t underestimate the ass covering.

I recon 60% of management consulting work is just to ass cover for a director with no conviction
>As someone who runs a plain text only website, thinks about using Commodore 64s to access the Internet

Blog post? o.O
While wishing you are right, I honestly doubt it. I think the situation is more like in Russia, where the loyalty to Putin is absolute and the powerful people try to make do in whatever situation he throws on them.

Don't forget, this isn't Vučić's first rodeo. He was already a part of the government that plunged the country in war against NATO back in 1999. He already proved he's willing to do it.
You mean you do both in parallel, asynchronously, return the first top 10 results, and by the time the user gets to the point it needs the rest of the results, the classical trie is done, or at least it is close to ready?
It should at least be high enough not to down vote comments explaining/pointing that "asset" in this context most likely refers to Trump.

Oh, well.
The purpose of blockchains is to fulfill users needs, not to allow developers to enjoy creating what they view as perfect and clean solutions. Vitalik pushed hard for L2 scaling over L1 which lead to the set of biggest user headaches on ethereum; ecosystem fragmentation. Individuals and small projects can’t develop experimental dapps on L1 because the gas fees are too high, but if they use an L2 then they only access a small portion of the userbase. Contrast this with development on BSC where there’s enough L1 scaling to make experimentation not excessive expensive, but L2 solutions are still available for large projects that need it and have the developer resources to make cross chain dapps painless for users.

It’s kind of funny because btc had the same issue, where scaling the base protocol was rejected. That decision allowed ethereum to emerge as a competitor. Now eth has followed that same path with predictable results.
I think it'll deescalate too but never underestimate the stupidity of some people.
This can run on 1x 2060S 8 GB
security patches are one thing.

Having drivers for my hardware broken/corrupted because Windows thinks it knows better, is another.

Having to download a third party program to clean up said driver mess before/after I can update any of my components, is another.
I wrote this script to do exactly that a while back :)

https://github.com/aselvan/scripts/blob/master/macos/free_wi...
It's only used for Yubi-OTP, which I personally don't know any services using it. Most of the MFA put in place is FIDO2-compliant, which doesn't use this private key and cannot be traced back to a specific Yubikey serial number on the other end.

Factory resetting the key will not reset the Yubi-OTP private key (which is burnt into its memory and never leave the device), but it will however invalidate any FIDO2 credentials (either resident and non-resident) from the key.

The Yubi-OTP private key is also one way of certifying that the Yubikey is genuine.
I don't think people should have right to be forgotten, just like they shouldn't have the right to be killed by someone or right to be sold to slavery. I think people should rather own their mistakes, and should behave to be remembered fondly rather than disgracefully. Forgiving someone should happen on terms of person doing it.
Huh interesting. I do think L2 scaling is a disaster, I wasn’t aware Vitalik did it.