skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Where has someone asked you to turn it off? IME, cinemas/theaters would at most ask you to enable airplane mode or silent mode and to not use the phone, but turning it off is an unnecessary step.

To save battery on a long trip, I combine airplane mode with low-power mode. Then my iPhone 8's battery level does not move.
It’s a limit per 3 hours, the limit used to be 25, then 50, then down to 40 this week. And yes I do run into it so I take a break or use the API.
it takes extra steps to add capitals. and spell checking a short text? can you not figure out what is being said?

imagine being someone that is just being quick, and everyone around you is inferring some motive like 'being cool', when really he isn't thinking of your perceptions at all.
Sam and his friends will land on their feet, likely at $NVDA
I use an Apple device, but I also agree with this guy. "Fuck Apple". His rant was funny and accurate. But oh no... he hurt Apple's feelings. A fucking three trillion dollar company is going to cry itself to sleep tonight because of his mean hurtful rant on GitHub.
I'm always happy to sign a noncompete – and add a line about how the company will pay my full rate for the duration.
Are you talking about crypto assets seized from criminals? Because it should be obvious that that's completely different from a state-run worldwide hacking operation.
80h a week doing stuff does not prove your level at it, it proves your work capacity.

Being good at something lies in the result and/or appreciation of your work by skilled pairs, which also seem to be there.
One common mimicking approach in this situation is to remember a (very) large number of math questions, such that the vast majority of new questions will be from this set of very similar to its elements. However, given a slightly non-trivial math question, albeit an easy one, a mimicking system will fail. The system will still be (kinda) practically useful but not trustworthy.
Counterpoint: dogma often led to dark times.

We could try to think a little more deeply about things than "let jesus take the wheel"
Come on man, we're all on the AI hype train now. Get with the program, you're one bubble behind!
I agree governments often inefficiently spend money, but

> Professional builders

In a high cost of living area the cost of labour is the main cost of building. If you spend £200 on materials but it takes you a week to build, then you're at £1000 labour minimum.
This looks more and more like a coup, rather than a proper removal of a CEO.

If there was some real misconduct by Altman, others won't be resigning with him, would they?
Unbelievably based. Removing the thieves who were selling science to microsoft and trying to block all other research.
"high functioning burger" is what the neurologist said not sure
I wish there was some more documentation on dynamic parameters - how they interact with the Workbook editor?

A related question - I want to have chains of function calls - so that the prompts should contain all previous function calls and function call results. The chains can have variable length and end when the LLM calls a 'finish' function. How can I do that with AIConfig?
Generations move on.. All familiar things are eaten by time, so it's familiar things in media from youth that provides an anchor. The city you grew up on is gone except for a few landmarks. There are always artist artists who experiment but that's not mainstream taste
Apple removed OpenGL support that his project depends on while he was working on it. Developers were unhappy with Apple _explicitly choosing_ not to allocate resources to maintaining a widely used open source graphics backend, because it means a lot of open source code floating around will not work without a lot of extra effort.

I suspect that you fundamentally do not understand the issue since you're characterizing the developer not putting in that extra work as "intentionally not supporting Apple".
Fair, it is still developing.

But I think one thing is certain, he WILL create another AI company. It seems very unlikely he would quit the business.
Labour organising would work, like what Swedish workers are doing to Tesla. A general strike would work even better.
Why has the title of this been allowed to be edited
So did Google some with DeepMind.
All the big innovations were at DeepMind, and then they got bought, stifled and absorbed.
Big companies have a hard time innovating, so buy it.
It could be also a sign of dependency hoarding and making you the bottleneck of the whole project. Bad architectural decisions, narcissistic need of importance or both. With those hours your partner starts to date with your friend. With experience I can assure you that position is not worth it. Not for you and not for the project. You end up draining your imagination. Over fitting is emerging in programming like it is emerging in the machine learning.
They now have Sam AItman.
wtf dude we're on like our fourth sad boy album

(Verse 1)
As the clock strikes four, the world’s in repose,
Silence deepens, a lonesome shadow grows.
In the stillness, echoes of the night,
Even lonelier, in the pale moonlight.

(Chorus)
It’s 4 AM, and it’s even lonelier,
A solitary heart, a silent crier.
The darkness deepens, the world’s asleep,
In the loneliness, secrets to keep.

(Verse 2)
The moon casts a softer, somber glow,
Lonelier whispers, only I know.
The city sleeps, wrapped in a dream,
In the quietude, loneliness may seem.

(Chorus)
It’s 4 AM, and it’s even lonelier,
A solitary heart, a silent crier.
The darkness deepens, the world’s asleep,
In the loneliness, secrets to keep.

(Bridge)
Stars above, witness to my solitude,
In the early hours, where thoughts intrude.
Lonelier stillness, a gentle plea,
For connection in the quiet, set me free.

(Verse 3)
In the predawn hush, where shadows retreat,
Lonelier echoes, a bittersweet feat.
Yet, with the sunrise, a promise in the sky,
Even lonelier, but I’ll find why.

(Chorus)
It’s 4 AM, and it’s even lonelier,
A solitary heart, a silent crier.
The darkness deepens, the world’s asleep,
In the loneliness, secrets to keep.

(Outro)
As the hours pass, a new day will start,
Even lonelier, but a resilient heart.
In the dawn’s embrace, a chance to heal,
Loneliness fades, and emotions reveal.
If you're fully immersed in the Microsoft ecosystem I pray for you
The pedantry is just passive-aggressive hostility. There is a high jealousy avoidance factor in such responses - finding such an 'obvious' or 'easy' fault devalues the subject, so the jealousy fades away. "I have no need to respect/honor/be envious of this persons achievements because _insertSlightHere_ .."

Seriously, think about this next time the criticality levels hit too damn high. Folks can't deal with inequity easily these days, it seems .. its harder and harder to maintain an interest in others when so much depends on our own ability to be interesting ...
It's incredible how many of you alleged tech people think that Sam just wanted a world of safe AI while his actions suggest he wanted to make dump trucks of money.

He was the one who partnered with Microsoft and turned it from a non-profit to a for-profit company.
I can imagine both Apple and Google happily positioning themselves in the same type of relationship as OpenAI-Microsoft.
This location is ground zero of the London champaigne socialists.
Wait, full text including into PDFs? I didn't know that, that's really big!
> Talking to a computer to bring it to make some quite complicated task is INCREDIBLE...

Are there any good examples of this? I struggle to use ChatGPT, maybe I'm using it not cleverly (or deeply) enough.
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as /u/arthurno1 nicely noted, there's code online, see: https://old.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/17xuf0z/eoops_an_obj...
This is almost certain to happen if they can snag the talent, I bet his phone is blowing up with VCs right now, revenge move and now unshackled from a non-profit nature of OpenAI
My comment was in agreement with the parent. Or do you mean something else by the use of the plural pronoun 'they'?
There’s an argument to be made that asset seizure and hacking wallets are not quite the same thing.
Tangentially, if you have to make money "from" stolen currency, it must be a strange kind of currency.
The software is actively maintained yes. The price is between 100 to 200$.
And then, 80% of the time, they suffocate what they bought.
he was a founder-participant in it's first start up founding program so that's where they got confused maybe
America is about individual entrepreneurship. we don't like the govt playing alone. also exploring poor with a few thousands laying around in his pickup is much easier than having an unemployed cryptobro.

https://www.aclu.org/issues/criminal-law-reform/reforming-po...
That argument fails evidenced by all the various smartphone companies that have emerged. It’s not Apple’s fault that they failed to gain traction. They haven’t provided a marginally better experience or value add enough to make anyone move platforms.
> I most probably am anthropomorphizing completely wrong. But point is humans may not be any more creative than an LLM, just that we have better computation and inputs.

I think creativity is made of 2 parts - generating novel ideas, and filtering bad ideas. For the second part we need good feedback. Humans and LLMs are just as good at novel ideation, but humans have the advantage on feedback. We have a body, access to the real world, access to other humans and plenty of tools.

This is not something an android robot couldn't eventually have, and on top of that AIs got the advantage of learning from massive data. They surpass humans when they can leverage it - see AlphaFold, for example.
Yes. This point is almost always missed. 'Human Level' itself is not very high.
And, 'Human Level' is still like Homer "doh, they unplugged me".

Current GPT doesn't have a physical threat.

But, take something like the movie "Colossus". Where they did give control of nukes. That was scary.

Now, go watch the Netflix show about AI. This GPT stuff is so far just fun apps.

The military already has AI that can out pilot a human in a F-16, you think it will stop there ? That is probably already old news.
Just found another highlight from the executive summary:

>> Prior to the earthquake, the Japan Trench was categorized as a subduction zone with a frequent
occurrence of magnitude 8 class earthquakes; an earthquake of magnitude 9.0 off the coast of
Fukushima Prefecture was not considered to be credible by Japanese scientists. However, similar or
higher magnitudes had been registered in different areas in similar tectonic environments in the past
few decades.

Now, tell me again, how the Fukushima earthquake and tsunami were totally impossible to predict events?

And it gets better:

>> In addition, a number of trial calculations were performed by the operator before the accident, using
wave source models or methodologies that went beyond the consensus based methodology. Thus, a
trial calculation using the source model proposed by the Japanese Headquarters for Earthquake
Research Promotion in 2002, which used the latest information and took a different approach in its
scenarios, envisaged a substantially larger tsunami than that provided for in the original design and in
estimates made in previous reassessments. At the time of the accident, further evaluations were being
conducted, but in the meantime, no additional compensatory measures were implemented. The
estimated values were similar to the flood levels recorded in March 2011.

So, in 2002 they predicted pretry accurately the strength of potentail tsunamis. And then they did nothing for next nine years. The USSR knew about the control rod issue of RBMKs, and as TEPCO in Japan, did nothing until Chernobyl. See the inherent risk of nuclear power here? Because both, Chernobyl and Fukushima were pretty much predictable (as the risk was prpoerly identified before both accidents) and preventable if people in charge, and the organizations, would have put counter measures in place.

Edit: And now you can google the material difference between common and special causes.

>> The common cause failures of multiple safety systems resulted in plant conditions that were not
envisaged in the design.
I thought I updated the post. Yes I'm aware it was 50 per 3-4 hours. I have made a human error.
How that sort of mortgage debt ever became “normal” is a real tragedy
Eoop lad, lets get t'keyboard and do t'programming

(yes, thats a bad yorkshire accent)
So why even claim he did 80 hours a week coding, while also being the chairman of the board?

Can we get a pllleeeeeeaaaase????

He’s clearly a terrible programmer and/or a terrible chairman and to be honest this news says he’s at least 1 of 2 on the above.
> Duolingo isn’t great because of the content, but because of great navigation (and points gamification) so the courses should work great on small touch screens. How to get the data is is something to worry about once the interface for the learner is good.

Counterpoint: twee gamification getting in the way of learning is why I stopped using Duolingo after reaching a 2500 day streak — the last straw was the tree turning into a path at the end of last year, but the last time I really enjoyed it was back when I could load each lesson into a separate tab and just spend hours at a time in the zone without getting distracted by their attempts to cheer me on.

Similar direction of changes are now actively annoying me with Brilliant.org
This is awesome! I had the same idea in high school and wrote a whitepaper about it.

Personally, I think Duolingo shouldn't exist in its current form. The courses are all created by teams of volunteers and only able to be contributed to by those volunteers, which slow downs course creation and bug fixes to courses. Additionally the data is all held hostage by Duolingo, which prevents you from integrating it with Anki for example. I don't think Duolingo should be getting revenue when most of the work is done by volunteers. I think a decentralized open source version should exist, much like how anyone can modify and upload Anki decks, people should be able to modify and upload "Duolingo-like" courses.

Re: marketplace:

I think this is a great idea! There are Anki decks that are sold by creators too, like Spoonfed Chinese. I think this is an actually fair way to implement learning like this.
it's business and systems design 101 to actually worry about your dependencies. regardless of this drama, you should have thought about what you'd do if OpenAI shut down, or become your competitor, or gets worse, or is bought by MS or something.

> Can they give reassurances about their products going into the future?

emotional comfort is not the thing you should be looking for mate.
I have a 2xAA Magic Mouse that I still use occasionally. Feels a little heavier than the later models, can't tell them apart otherwise without looking at the bottom.
expertise in one area often leads people to believe they are experts for everything else too
During my brief venture into 3d graphics I often found that 1 hour of truly creating is spaced between ten hours of fixing up UV's, redoing topology, finding cause for the seam, trying to make a watertight mesh for photon tracing, fighting the subdivision algorithm to retain details, diverting a edge loop, where it causes the less distress.

I call the first hour true productivity. The last part is, from the perspective of the end product, simply a wasted time. That's very similar to the boilerplate code everybody agrees is a necessary evil in the programming.

If AI allows to reduce the #2 it truly will have positive impact
Couldn't agree more with this article. Parental controls are often times incredibly useless on many platforms. However, if you are a nerd, there are some good alternatives:

- For desktop computing and gaming, use Linux. Yes, Linux is a viable gaming platform now, thanks to Valve/Steam. Use Timekpr-nExT (https://mjasnik.gitlab.io/timekpr-next/) for managing screen time, which actually supports different screen time for "normal" computer use and gaming (you can define which processes count as "gaming", which in my case is 'steam' plus 'java' for Minecraft). Steam makes it easy to control which games are accessible, but in itself does not support any screen time.

- There are some games which won't work on Linux, like Fortnite. I consider this a feature, but if your kid is absolutely adamant about needing to play it, cloud gaming can be a solution.

- For content filtering, I use NextDNS as a DNS-based content filter, plus a local pi.hole.

- For mobile, I use LineageOS plus TimeLimit (https://timelimit.io). TimeLimit has a very confusing UI/UX, but once you get used to it, it works pretty well. Also, at least in Germany, the full version can be bought old-school without the need for PlayStore/Google account, and it's cheap. Again, NextDNS is used for content filtering.

- In school, iPads are used, which are actually the hardest to control. As said in the article, Apple's Screentime is horrible, but at least the app install stuff can be controlled, and there's the NextDNS app for iOS which works fine and can be PIN-protected.

- For music, I first had Spotify, until I realized that it also has "video podcasts" with all kinds of horrible crap, as well as pornographic stuff disguised as "ASMR podcasts" and whatnot. Spotify obviously has no QC whatsoever and simply does not care. I switched to Deezer, which is also far from perfect, but at least it does not have video.

- The biggest problem really is Youtube. There's Youtube Kids, which still contains tons of garbage, but it really is only for smaller kids. The "restricted" mode, which is aimed at 12+, is an absolute joke, as it still contains lots of terrible stuff and there's almost no difference to normal Youtube. So really, IMHO, there's no solution for it except active supervision what your kid is watching there.
I don't get that one though, Ctrl is already right there? I do Esc personally, because vim.
Laundry Buddy is what's going to save OpenAI
What are these people trying to do exactly? Create an AI that enslaves humanity?
Altman risking his role as CEO of the new industrial revolution for a book deal is implausible.
It’s hardly a “short text” it’s effectively his resignation speech.

Each to their own I guess. For me the attempted use of correct punctuation is a reassuring social norm. It reassures me that those entrusted with power are able to pay attention to details and conventions.

To put it another way, if we can’t trust these guys to even write a message properly, how can we trust them with the stewardship of the most advanced AI the world has ever seen?
BS, you can still make a deal with microsoft as a non profit, where the deal gives them an exclusive licence to use the result in exchange for financing.

MS doesn't care about how money it cost, they care about the fact it's their ticket back into the fight with google and apple.
From reporting I have seen Sacramento SMUD is generally 25% cheaper than PG&E with faster outage response and more green initiatives. Supposedly carbon neutral. Potentially 35% of power generated from natural gas which replaced decommissioned nuclear. Generally considered superior across the board.
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Great to hear and that was one of my hopes! but honestly it initially came to be because i was fiddling with some jq AST-tree stuff for fq :) weirdly it was much easier to implement than i expected. Hardest part was how to handle infix operators, +/- etc, parsing without infinite recision. But once i found and managed to implement precedence climbing things got a lot easier, it's still a bit of magic to me how well it works :) the eval part had some difficulties but mostly straight forward when you can piggy-back on the "host jq", but i tried to stay away from piggy-back too much, to not piggy-back at all probably requires implement a VM somehow.

BTW your very welcome to help improve the jq documentation. Me and some other maintainers have been talking about that it probably needs an overhaul to be more approachable and also better document some nice hidden features. Join the discord if you want!
Founder Control (2010)
what substance do you feel Sam Altman has?

his career, as far as I can tell is:

1. start a startup that goes nowhere and makes no money

2. work at YC for a bunch of years handing out other people's money

3. be CEO of OpenAI, which isn't an engineering or product position

4. do a very creepy cryptocurrency grift

what am I missing?
Yes, Meta's launch was pretty salty. No goodwill.
Non-competes should, at minimum, be banned for anyone not making in the top 10% of salaries.
Limiting yourself to voting with your wallet/feet, while corporations use every trick in the book, is like trying to win at chess using only pawns.
So, the magic mouse is fine to use if you don't use it as a mouse...?

I can't decide which is more appropriate, "Think different" or "you're holding it wrong"
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Yes you are correct. I have made an error. Original post is updated.
Incredible to see Sam Altman in the acknowledgments for this article.
er...have you looked at the boards of most startups?

it's VCes and mates, not highly qualified people in implementing that particular product area.
We need to vote with our wallets. Stop giving money to companies that continue to use dangerous chemicals. They'll stop when it affects their bottom line.

We owe it to ourselves to transition to more biodegradable products. I'm transitioning bit by bit. This book[1] has some ideas to get started.

[1] https://buildingabetterworldbook.com/
Right. Title should show 1992.
Who fires the board at a 501.3c?
Because a) he "stole" the land he used (land is really expensive in the UK and especially London) to build the shelter, and b) if the shelters were built officially there are of course rules to follow that I guarantee you this guy did not follow - e.g. fire safety. If the government built shelters out of some off cuts of wood and tarpaulin and then loads of homeless people burnt to death one day in them, who do you think will get the blame?
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Yep! In the search field above the library window, press the "FT" button on the very left. You have to create the index the first time you use the feature. It takes a while and from there on new books are indexed automatically.

FT search has word and phrase search, boolean operators and NEAR search abilities. And there is a really cool match list, giving some context of the match before you actually go to it in the PDF file.

You cannot search across libraries, though.
For the most part you would run out of things to code surely? Unless you really are a one man-band with a full understanding of the commercials, user feedback, support etc.
I watched the movie. To me it was many thngs, and a cautionary tale was one of the weaker impressions.
Who grey-texted this comment? So confused who could disagree with it. Is that the problem, this comment is so obviously true, it's just redundant?
Indeed I have made an error. Updated.
Reacting to the GPL License
> Over fitting is emerging in programming like it is emerging in the machine learning.

That's a nice insight. I have been in that place many times, I was overfitting on my own imagination.
I feel like public project roadmaps would really help here. If only for the maintainers to be able to flat out reject stuff because it's not on the map.
I know Jakub Pachocki and in my feeling, Jakub leaving is worse for gpt than Greg or Sam.

Im not claiming to know more than everyone else, but Sam was IMO just a face. Greg is backend engineer - that's less important than actual research.
PFAS are called "forever chemicals" because their bonds between carbon and fluorine molecules, one of the strongest chemical bonds possible, make PFAS removal and breakdown very difficult.

It also makes them very inert.
Is there some near realtime cost viewer there if you have used this already. I'm pretty sure I can hit the 50 messages per 3-4 hours limit.