skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> IIUC, you have to know which relay(s) have what you're looking for, and if you don't, you just have to guess.

This problem is tackled by an improvement to the protocol that was recently introduced called "NIP-65":
https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/blob/master/65.md

The TLDR is that when a Nostr client supports NIP-65, it broadcasts to all known relays (which is continually updated/expanded) the list of relays that User A posts their stuff to.

This means that as long as User B is connected to at least one of those "all known relays", their client now knows what relays User A posts their stuff to, and will specifically fetch things from those relays when it needs to load User A's things.

It's essentially the Nostr take on the Gossip protocol: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gossip_protocol
From my understanding (not part of the SF tech bubble), S.A. had his shot as the CEO of a company that came to prominence because of a GREAT product (and surely not design, manufacturing or marketing). Just consider WHEN MS invested in OpenAI. He probably went too far for reasons only a few know, but still valid ones to fire him...

His previous endeavor was YC partner, right? So a rich VC turning to a CEO. To make even more money. How original. If any prominent figure was to be credited here beyond Ilya S., well that would probably be Musk. Not S.A. who as a YC partner/whatever played Russian roulette with other rich folks' money all these years... As for MS hiring S.A., they are just doing the smart thing: if S.A. is indeed that awesome and everyone misses the "charisma", he'll pioneer AI and even become the next MS CEO... Or Satya Nadela will have his own "Windows Phone" moment with SamAI ;)
sama's fundraising talent is moot at MS.
Not far off the coast of Esperance is a massive southern ocean slab break The Right, this and similar waves are what many of the locals grew up with:

https://youtu.be/nFA6jUdJMb8?t=497

that, and West Cape Howe, which is always good value for a spot of fun:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unGOmBKVo3w
i don't know if you've ever actually used the nhs in the uk

I have, and used to work in it too, and it's not really about "expressing your wishes". You go into hospital with a broken finger, they ask you if you are taking any drugs, you lie and say no, in spite of the fact that you are still rather off your tits on E which is how you managed to break your finger in the first place. Is there a risk with that? Of course, maybe the drugs they give you for the injury do not agree with E, but there's a risk in telling the truth too, it's a judgement call. Sadly, the fact that all NHS staff are now de facto police informants forces that judgement call on you.
One more vote for a one-off license or subscription tier aimed a solo developers and hobbyists - I would pay for this in a heartbeat and it appears I’m not alone!
I presume you have in mind framing each item as a diff, and storing, say, the last week’s worth of diffs (beyond which point you’ll need to download the full thing separately)?
> This seemingly comes out of the notation that you are a moral person

No.

It comes from the notion that YOU don't get to decide what MY morals should be. Nor do I get to decide what yours should be.

> But what happens when immoral people use the system?

Then the things happen that they want to happen. So what? Blasphemy or bad math is none of your business. Get out of people's lives.
>"a council that actually has humanities interests in mind".

Please fuckin don't. I do not want yet another entity to tell me how to live my life.
Given what AIs "know" about humanity, I think it's safe to assume that they "think" every word is sexual. For example straw could be short for strawman, which is a man, which is sexual. Or it can be innuendo for... you know.

As for your actual question, it seems to me that a straw is topologically equivalent to a torus, so it has 1 hole, right?
you're assuming they're not determinists.

people like Steve jobs are the best example of flawed logic. in the face of a completely different set of heuristic and logical information, he assumed he was just as capable, and chose fruit smoothies over more efficacious and proven medication.

they absolutely, like jobs, are playing a game they think they fully understand and absolutely are likely to chose medicine akin to jobs

just watch Elon and everything he's choosing to do.

these people are all normal but society has given the a deadly amount of leverage without any specific training.
Yeah but Greg is not community college dropout, but (both) MIT and Harvard dropout.

Someone who could qualify to go to both Harvard and MIT will be better at anything they set their mind to than the regular grad with four year of education after the said four years.
See my comment here explaining how Nostr aims to solve this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38346741
He goes on a populist far-right propagandist's show but somehow that will lead to a less distorted view?

Look, I have nothing against Milei (because I haven't even set foot on that side of the Atlantic), nor against libertarianism (I agree we should strive to approximate it), or crypto, or being irreverent (which might be a moot point in Argentina and nowadays).

I really hope he can stay true to the ideas we think he has, but I have serious doubts after seeing this rhetoric again and again all over the world and taking into account how bad the situation is in Argentina (and all over the world).

I know nothing about allegations of zoophilia, and of course any such extreme allegation without similarly hefty evidence are just ridiculous. I think he deserves a fair chance, despite his abrasiveness and methods, but that doesn't absolve him of these.
> The anchor interviewed Ethiopian women who said they thought the shots were vaccinations.

I'm gonna have to call bullshit here. And honestly, it's kind of racist and sexist bullshit.

1) How does anybody believe that the “vaccinations” they are being given have to be re-administered every three months?

2) Why would these “vaccinations” only apply to women? Do you think the women getting these injections are too stupid to notice that, for whatever reason, their husbands and sons aren't required to get them?

3) Depo-Provera is known to reduce or eliminate womens' periods, as are most forms of birth control when taken constantly throughout the menstrual cycle. Do you really think these women are so out of touch with their own bodies that they wouldn't realize that, hey, something just might be wrong, when they haven't gotten their periods in months or years?

Unfortunately, to believe the story as stated above, you have to accept at least one, and possibly all, of these statements at face value. And I fail to see how anybody could accept any of these statements at face value, unless you believe that Ethiopian (read, “Black”) women are generally less intelligent than the rest of humanity, either due to their gender or race.

I'm not trying to be critical of you personally, because I know it's hard to see things from the perspective of another sociological position. But before ascribing viewpoints to a race or gender other than your own, you really should look at things from their point of view, while assuming that they are at least as intelligent as you are while doing so.
The Romans didn't conquer Scotland, they built walls at the northern boundary instead. Hadrian's Wall [1][2] was begun in 122 AD and big parts are still there and it's a tourist attraction. About 20 years later they started a wall further north, roughly between Glasgow and Edinburgh.

[1] https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/hadrians-wa...
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hadrian's_Wall
[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antonine_Wall
If Ilya is there many will. If Karpathy stays many more. If Alec Radford stays then ...
A Normal startup may not appeal to academics who aren't in it for the money but who want to pioneer AGI research.
I suspect that the SEO scam-industry will hit a wall on how far they can push their top-10 lists and advertising will no longer be worth it. Google search results are pretty bad now anyway, since you'll only ever find the sites that game the system.

Eventually users will realise this, and advertisers will see negative returns, and Google will lose money. But chances are they'll find another way to keep advertisers paying.
Reality is they're still in the lead with the most widely used product. Sucks to lose a lot of their talent, but I wouldn't entirely count them out. Sure is great news for Anthropic and other competitors though.
.. or the guy willing to violence. shorter movie but equally probable.
How/When does that script get loaded? It’s not showing up in my network tab. Videos also load instant as usual.
The fact that you’re willing to stigmatise the people trying to make a difference just because theyre white and male is exactly why racist rhetoric is bad
This is why you don't let a single corporation control more than half the internet, and more than 75% of the browser market
Yay! More consolidation. Honestly makes you wonder if they whole thing was manufactured from the inside. 10-15 years ago, I didn't have Microsoft on my 2023 bingo card for world domination.
Frameworks to keep in mind to experience the first signs of PMF
Does this work for platform/architecture independent docker images? I tried a little with the python universal binary, but I think the CMD line would be platform specific?
I don't think this is particularly rent-seeking, just you and the creator have a difference of opinion on the value of the software.
Boot BeOS or QNX..
It seems to be something which is randomly deployed. Not everybody gets the warning.
Another "Youtube is doing shit" thread and yet not a single mention of Peertube.

https://joinpeertube.org/en

So for all people uploading videos, please have a look at Peertube. It is to Youtube what Mastodon is to Twitter. (and more: it is compatible with Mastodon, one can subscribe to your Peertube channel through his/her mastodon account).

I’m not arguing to leave Youtube completely but to offer an alternative to your audience. Please join peertube.
His tool, his pricing, take it or leave it. Nothing scammy in it.

Build something better, undercut his price, then we can talk.
So much cringe, I can’t believe this wasn’t written as satire.
There are thousands of economists who know their stuff, probably even more than Varoufakis, who spent the last decade doing a lot more politics not economics. (And that might be a lot more important for navigating the situation in Argentina, but then that just means there are likely even better candidates who know more about Argentina than Varoufakis.)
This sort of behavior should be an open-and-shut case of false advertising. You were told that the video would be a certain resolution. You gave money as a result of that statement. You received an inferior product to the one that was described.
100M users perhaps?
What does PMF mean? It isn't defined in the article either.
Wow, that's some harsh words coming from within the company...
The 8088 has a external 8 bits bus. The performance improvement hardware 16 bits ALU is neglected by the slower memory access.

And that memory access was also the reason a 6502 carefully programmed will have better performance than a 8088 with 5x the clock speed. The first 256 bytes (0 pages) had better access performance.
Don't worry, it's only 4 episodes. They pre-cancelled the last 4.
More nuances in the spectrum sounds like a good idea, however.
>>There are many functional, non-authoritarian socialist countries.

Can you name one?
So as a result Elon actually isn’t an employee… whereas Sam will be an employee, ultimately
especially when corporate governance is basically just a stripped down social government. almost all dystopian fiction shows that they're nothing more that authority without representation to the greater good.

sure, we should have competitive bodies seeking better means to ends but ultimately there's always going to be a structure to hold them accountable.

people have a lot of faith that money is the best fitness function for humanity.
> for example some library can only be configured via env variables

library has already loaded when you call setenv, so what you're saying doesn't work in most cases.

It seems to be a need to use poorly written libraries. You might consider fixing them instead.
From what I read it's also a problem in the UK: https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-64510095

I guess the gambling companies know that their ads work, luring people with the idea of getting rich quick.

Just look at the crypto-boom or reddit WSB..
It’s sad and disheartening to me how controversial this is.
We don't protect users tho. We make them hit the streets and subject themselves to wacky unregulated clandestine chemistry or doctor shop to get what they want or need exposing them to hefty criminal liabillity.

People using drugs the "wrong way" are bound but not protected, people using the "right way" are protected but not bound.
What expectations I have, is my own business. I definitely don't agree with being mistreated by an employer and it would probably make me look for another job, if an employer did that kind of thing.
Why is it only trying to detect ads when the user agent is Firefox?

https://old.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/17zdpkl/this_behav...
Yep, This is why small teams work best. It also helps in maintaining better overall "Conceptual Integrity".

Ringelmann effect - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ringelmann_effect

Social loafing - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_loafing
Or use any of the many alternative YouTube frontends: https://github.com/mendel5/alternative-front-ends#youtube
I have never liked violin plots,but I am very much not in the field of data visualisation. Just a week ago I stumbled on a video titled "violin plots should not exist" which made things fall into place: https://youtu.be/_0QMKFzW9fw?feature=shared
Access to patrons, good representation, good publicity, good exhibitions and gallery showings, good sales. "Good" here, of course, means more like "important and to the right people." That's if they want it as a career. To go at it like a career is really to become something of an actor or a professional athlete.

If not as a career, then mostly mentorship, access to a studio space, financial support for supplies, and free time.
The Reciprocal Fibonacci Constant
That is a lot to read into a single heart emoji. Is there any other evidence that she was also defecting?
Individual companies of course can and do do all kinds of things that may not be most profitable, but in the long run it's survival of the most profitable. Those get the most capital and thus have the most power of towards which goals resources are allocated.

Also companies, especially public companies, are typically mandated by law to prioritize profit.
How come switching to User Agent to Chrome fixed it for that Reddit OP? Does it omit this if UA is changed?
It could be entirely open source and still available hosted for use in exchange for money today though?
There's a talk by Albert-László Barabási about this :

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RfgjHoVCZwU&pp=ygUUYmFyYWJhc2k...

"The hidden networks of everything" (7-8mins)
Just wanted to show how easy it is to slip up. The PCBs went through multiple reviews and no-one spotted this mistake.
Because using the website is a better experience. None of those tools worked with Sponsorblock last time I tried, for one.

I don't want to yt-dlp every video, Piped and Invidious both have awful frontends in comparison, even the Newpipe dev admitted to using Vanced at some point, and yt-dlp needs some massaging to get the right video quality (and it can't download some videos at all).

If any of your solutions were better for the majority, the majority would be using them. Youtube's ad blocker war is making the platform worse for everyone, but having a couple of billions of developer power behind your platform still beats any open source video players built for fun.
On android NewPipe is a good alternative to watch youtube
They will be ok. Research does not take that much GPUs compared to training huge commercial LLMs and hiring thousands of people to manually train them to be "safe". You'd prefer smaller models, but faster iterations.
Jakub Pachocki (the head of research of OpenAI) has already quit on Friday. Lots of other high-ups might follow.

Ilya might be a genius, but he's not the only genius that OpenAI had.
It's a game, of the kind where the winning move is not to play. Except we're being forced to. Human condition is in many ways fucked.
Because given the historical precedents, they know they will probably die peacefully in their beds before they have to pay any real consequences for their actions. Sure, a few dictators at the very end of their reign had to pay some consequences, but their cohorts? Soviet Russia, South America Banana republics, the aristocratic european families that enabled fascism and nazism...

Probably a few CEOs great grand-childs will probably have to write how they're very very sad that their long forgotten relatives have destroyed most of the planet, and how they're just so lucky to be among the few that are still living a luxurious life somewhere in the Solomon Islands.
>I think that the reason may not be petty, though it's still unclear what it is

The best explanation I've seen is that Ilya is ok with commercializing the models themselves to fund AGI research but that the announcement of an app store for Laundry Buddy type "GPTs" at Dev Day was a bridge too far.
He stated: "I have no equity in OpenAI". Whatever WSJ tells has written is an interpretation of the statement sama made.

Also, if you're quoting, please the preceding sentence which is crucial:

He took no *direct* financial stake in the business, citing his concern regarding the use of profit as an incentive in AI development
Trying it now and will update later (as a comment), takes a little while to download and install.

One note about the installation on Ubuntu is that you need to install Krita first, run it, and then copy the plug-in to the desired folder - otherwise there is nowhere to copy it to.
The second I saw reddit as the source I knew this was going to be incorrect.
I am a luddite and I agree with most luddite sentiments.

Most of this generative AI is NOT about using AI for boring tasks, and have you ever even tried to draw clouds? Not easy. Everyone draws clouds differently, which you would know if you ever tried to draw anything.

Moreover, AI as a societal phenomenon goes way beyond AI drawing clouds.
Microsoft has a long tradition of stifling competition. They can't really do it out in the open anymore, so the acquihire method seems brilliant - certainly cheaper than litigation or fighting things out in the court of public opinion (lets be real, who actually cares outside of the niche tech/biz community).
IDK. Let's proceed with caution in gauging intentions and interests. Altamans', Microsoft's, the Jedi council's.

"Humanity's interest at heart" is a mouthful. I'm not denigrating it. I think it is really important.

That said, as a proverbial human... I am not hanging my hat on that charter. Members of the consortium all also claim to be serving the common good in their other ventures. So do Exxon.

OpenAI haven't created, or even articulated a coherent, legible, and believable model for enshrining humanity's interests. The corporate structure flowchart of nonprofit, LLCs, and such.. it is not anywhere near sufficient.

OpenAI in no way belongs to humanity. Not rhetorically, legally or in practice... currently.

I'm all for efforts to prevent these new technologies from being stolen from humanity, controlled monopolistically... From moderate to radical ideas, I'm all ears.

What happened to the human consortium that was the worldwideWeb, gnu, and descendant projects like Wikipedia... That was moral theft, imo. I am for any effort to avoid a repeat. OpenAI is not such an effort, as far as I can tell.

If it is, it's not too late. Open AI haven't betrayed the generous reading of the mission in charter. They just haven't taken hard steps to achieving it. Instead, they have left things open, and I think the more realistic take is the default one.
GM Cruise CEO Resigns
A moral panic is, in the original definition of the term, a meme.
in theory, a nonprofit would demonstrate a government need and the nonprofit would be bought out by the government.

in America, nonprofits are just how rich people run around trying to get tax avoidance, plaudettes and now wealth transfers.

I doubt OpenAI is different not that Altman is anything but a figurehead.

but nonprofits in America is how the government has chosen to derelict it's duties.
An up-to-date adblocker blocker blocker, most likely. Paying for Premium may also do it.
Mm. Possibly, but not necessarily.

I have a suspicion that art is to humans as fancy tails are to peacocks: the difficulty is the point.

I believe this is why we have art galleries proudly displaying oil paintings of fruit bowls, but don't do this for random food snapshots.

It's also why photographs as a category were initially dismissed (in an era that had come to praise extreme realism in paintings), but when photographers went on long trips to visit unusual places, people, and events, those photographs suddenly did count as art.

Bit of overlap between arts and knowledge shown by the wiktionary entry for the Latin "ars", so this can be extended to the way Socrates didn't like writing, and the desire for hand-made foods and durable goods over mass produced foods and products.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veblen_good
For those of us not following Microsoft super close, would it possible to ready a summary of the successes of Satya?

I sense a lot of respect and appreciation for his role, but unfortunately I just don’t know many details and I’m curious about the highlights.
Violence can only get you so far. Sure, maybe the guy who knows how to get food will get you some food if you threaten to kill him. But if he refuses, and you do kill him, then what? You still don't know how to get food for yourself.
Absolutely insane turnaround from the POV of the share price. MSFT went from dropping 1.5% on the news right before close Friday to a new all time high before the market opened Monday. Turning "MSFT's most promising investment is in serious turmoil" in to a positive news story before the market opened is crazy. Would love to be working a tech stock desk right now to know what it's like.
StatStream.ai- Measure what matters to your business
Are you encountering challenges in effectively measuring and managing key performance indicators (KPIs) for your business, including tracking GitHub commits from your development team, monitoring high-priority open issues in Jira, or keeping tabs on the number of active deals in your Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system?

Basically are you looking to have a unified dashboard to visualize everything under one roof?
That has irked me for quite some time. I always manually select 1080p, because sometimes YT claims it's already playing 1080p, but it's obviously not and the video starts buffering anew when I select 1080p manually. Quite annoying
Maybe "deterministic" is not the correct term here. What I meant is that there's no probability or unknown in the game, so you can always know what are the possible moves and the relative new state.

The opponent's moves may be considered non-deterministic, but you can just assume the worst case for you, that is the best case for the opponent, which is the opponent will always play the best move too.
This was inevitable and the only path forward.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38318205

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38337522

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38342882
I have no idea because I didn't experience anything like that both in Chrome and in Firefox (both with uBO though). But I'm confident that this particular code is not related to the actual slowdown, if it did happen to some Firefox users, because I received the same code even in Chrome.