skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's actually amazing.

Bad news. The front lawn is only 9 feet across. There is no back yard. Sorry for not being clear and up front in the requirements.
"Its not fraud when we do it"
Yes, it's a double standard; but let's not pretend execs are the same as line workers with the same expectations of work environment.
Yeah and the non-profit arm is a public charity. Everything else is under the complete control of that charity.

So it’s a charity.
Personally I don't like how games feel when they are hitting sub-30FPS. Nothing to do with action or reflexes, everything just lags. Games, especially, should feel snappy at the least.
Bulletproofing how?
Try writing out the argument more formally and you’ll learn why that’s not true.
Did they miss? Legally, the board majority controls both the non profit 501 and the ‘owned’ commercial for profit entity. Those 4 board members only lose if they resign, otherwise there is no way to get rid of them.

I must admit that my opinion/perspective has changed on this issue in the last 35 hours. I believe that when AGI is achieved it can help with serious societal, scientific, and environmental problems, so I am by nature ‘full speed ahead.’

However, I now think that the board performed its legal fiduciary responsibilities and acted correctly. I changed my mind late Friday night after reviewing the 501 charter. It is the board’s obligation to act.

I am also a big fan of Sam Altman and I can’t wait to see what he does next.
A Mac with a lot of unified RAM can do it, or a dual 3090/4090 setup gets you 48gb of VRAM.
Hear, hear. This is especially tricky since being an introvert doesn't mean that one is completely unable to interact with people, just that it's super draining. "You an introvert? Impossible." - is a typical reaction. WFH is a massive quality of life improvement.
Where that gets even more fun is with international meetings, where the host of the meeting and the attendees are in different zones.
This is key.

> The entire point of this license is to prevent forks of software. It makes it especially easy to do so by simply pushing small incompatible changes on a two-year schedule.

I couldn't say it's the motivation, but this easy ability to make forks unable to effectively stay in sync goes against the motivations of free software. And for that reason, "I'm out."
If I had to choose between a disconnection and damaged circuitry…
I managed to pull too strongly on a DisplayPort cable plugged into monitor, resulting in broken PCB. Luckily, the HDMI wasn't affected.
You're right, plain old software or software using some kind of AI is a tool that can be used badly and hurt us. That's where we already are and have been for a long time.

Consciousness and sentience are just the things that would be novel about this situation, if they ever happened.
> the same mess of cars all over the place, like anywhere else

there are first attempts to reduce the car mess in some cities, mostly by reducing public surface parking and making public transport and biking a viable alternative to car ownership.
Of course there is but the people doing this likely aren’t going to advertise their methods as that’ll get them undue attention.
Why would a charity time staffing announcements to the hours of the stock market?
>NO ISSUES ARE RESOLVED by an open office plan

It is easier to communicate with teammates when they are near you. Both communication via words and communication via body language.
running is the best defense. You don't get it, if an animal kills a human it's hunted and put down. Natural selection has already done it's work so that most animals run.

There are pockets of the world where animals don't run. This is in remote places where humans rarely ever set foot. Islands and such.

One prominent example are penguins at the south pole. They don't run.
Convenient to forget the video creators.
I've always been amazed that Microsoft managed to get every keyboard manufacturer to advertise Windows for free. And even more so that they placed limitations on how to do so, like regulate how the logo should look. I suppose Windows usage in the 90s becoming near universal in home and business computing, along with the death almost every non-MS and non-Apple OS, meant that keyboard layouts became much less varied.

It's a personal annoyance since pretty much every non-Apple laptop comes with that damned logo, even ones that come with Linux installed, and I haven't had Windows on a personal machine since 2008. I think System76 is a rare exception? At least with an external mechanical keyboard I can change the keycaps, with most sets these days coming with "Super" or "Code" keys. With my laptops I have to resort to stickers.
Uber isn’t a public charity.
https://volunteermatch.org
Your link makes it very clear that the for-profit arm is wholly controlled by the non-profit arm, and is bound to pursue the mission of the nonprofit. It's not what would traditionally be called a "charity", but the for-profit arm exists only to serve the mission:

> So we devised a structure to preserve our Nonprofit’s core mission, governance, and oversight while enabling us to raise the capital for our mission:

> The OpenAI Nonprofit would remain intact, with its board continuing as the overall governing body for all OpenAI activities.

> A new for-profit subsidiary would be formed, capable of issuing equity to raise capital and hire world class talent, but still at the direction of the Nonprofit. Employees working on for-profit initiatives were transitioned over to the new subsidiary.

> The for-profit would be legally bound to pursue the Nonprofit’s mission, and carry out that mission by engaging in research, development, commercialization and other core operations.
A single 3090, or any 24GB GPU. Just barely.

Yi 34B is a much better fit. I can cram 75K context onto 24GB without brutalizing the model with <3bpw quantization, like you have to do with 70B for 4K context.
Assume someone had been working for a startup, as CEO, for free. For years. That someone had cut himself away from any way to compensate his work directly. Due to altruism or poor planning or a result of a negotiation.

At a later time other ventures that this person had been propping started failing and a money injection deemed necessary. It would not be surprising, if that person would try to risk his unpaid work position and monetize it.

Recent tweets from Sam “go for a full value of my stock” seem to indicate towards this direction.
You are not providing any argument, apart from you wanting to dive. But it procures much more health to many people to use basins for swimming, so diving should be removed. Besides, diving is a set of things to learn, so learning diving on holidays is sufficient. Like windsurf. “Don’t knock on windsurfing at my local pool” wouldn’t cross my mind.
see also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Report_from_Iron_Mountain
None of that sounds like a reason for you to spend your time reinforcing their market share, though. If you keep telling creators you’ll only watch them on YouTube you’re helping Google get closer to a real monopoly.
The best people to file these claims are those near retirement who have much less to lose. Otherwise, the situation for workers remains…suboptimal in perpetuity. It is full of peril as you mention.
Are you talking about the submission course or Stanford?

Because There is a list of pre-reqs for the submitted course [1] and to be honest I feel like they are the standard requirements for you to fully understand DL may except signal processing stuff that might be taken as optional.

[1] https://fleuret.org/dlc/#information
Maybe. Or maybe the price of passing the cost of internal bloat to the customer is coming to an end?

Look at their gross vs net margin. Where is the money spent? How much engineers vs. non engineers do they employ? Did they acquire naming rights to a stadium?

My company was just hit by an egregious 6.5x price increase from one of those managed open source companies. A cool $7m per year delta. We will feel sore for a year, since we were told 2 months in advance of the new pricing, and we will migrate off it easily for the demonstrable ROI. I didnt even need to ask the C suite for the migration money, they were so pissed.
It's a strange characterization to make of AI researchers who openly share all research that they want to "slow down the AI train" when it appears much more likely that people who are developing in a silo are slowing overall progress.
Then make it a feature so that the person receiving the renders can accept/reject them. If they are rejected, then the renderer is not credited. If the person receiving racks up too many rejects, then they cannot submit new renders. The reject process would be hairy in that you'd need to explain why. It has potential for getting nasty, but any 2-party system can.
Airbnb has acquired a new AI startup, GamePlanner
You're focusing on representation where you should be thinking about semantics.

A "naive" datetime is the one for which it is not known what the timezone is. The opposite is the one for which it is known. You can absolutely encode UTC timezones as seconds since epoch without any additional information (except that one bit that is needed to distinguish them from "naive" ones, which doesn't have to be a literal bit - it can be just a different data type, for example).

And, yes, it would sure be nice if we didn't have "naive" datetimes at all, and everything was always UTC. But there are too many datetimes recorded in the real world without enough information to recover the timezone and thus the precise UTC time, and they still need to be processed. The mistake was to make this the default behavior - but that is a very old one, dating back to earliest days of computing.
Careful, you might accidentally interact with someone with different ideas than you!
My company already have special channel to auto install apps on the company managed iPhone the Mac. They can already do that.
The title is all this site is willing to divulge to me.

I just took the train into the city, had a burger & beer, and soon I'll train back home. I have zero worries about my safety.

Anyway, the Right party pulled the balance of power from the Left and formed a centre/right coalition more than a year ago, because of all the bad people coming here and doing bad things. Weren't they going to fix this?
Disabling ads is exactly the same as going to the bathroom during ads. In both cases, I don’t see it. In both cases, I am choosing to do something else than watch the ads. The only difference is… hmm, nothing.
That's very much not how USB version numbers works. Each version replaces a previous version "within the same generation", while guaranteeing backward compatibility with USB 2.0 (at least for the foreseeable future, given that it's unlikely that devices that only need USB 2.0 features will ever disappear).

- The USB 3.2 standard replaced 3.1/3.0, but explicitly did not replace USB 2.0

- Similarly, USB 4 guarantees USB 3.2 and USB 2.0 compatibility.

It doesn't matter that USB 4 does not define a Type A connector for USB 4 connections: a USB 4 controller can accept Type A on circuitry that's designed to operate in USB 2.0 compatibility mode.
Every single one of Elon's ventures are conflicts of interest with each other. Simply seeking money for a chip venture is small compared to pulling out Tesla engineers to work on X, the stuff with SolarCity, etc
I'm sure light has much to do with it, but that's a poor proposition at this time of year in the northern hemisphere. And frankly often times when it starts to get dark is when I actually start to feel fully awake.

Of course the caffeine dependence I've built up lately doesn't help that. It's one hell of a high interest loan, and there's never a good time to pay it off.
One can just commit the lock file to Git or use any backend (like S3, HTTP, ...) to share the lock file.
It seems like any fast food moves to some sort of ipad-based cash register deal, they all ask for a gratuity if it's a burger or a coffee as though it's built-in and expected. I know no one is getting a tip in those places that I don't put cash into their pocket, and they'd probably be fired if they did for stealing. It's usually the first and last time I go to them as I feel weird them even asking me for fast food.

No one asks for a tip at my preferred dirty old fast food spot of choice still using a cash register from the 80's.

As a result, I mostly never eat out anymore, fast food or otherwise with costs gone absurd with or without tips. Let the fools that tip 20% for their coffee keep murica great.
If you see it in a TikTok/Insta feed, it's over crowded. Although, if you're like me that doesn't use the socials, it's hard to check
Not necessarily. There is a Hard Rock Cafe right next to the main train station and major mall in Warsaw, and I wouldn't call that mall touristic. It's just a nice mall, as far as malls go.
From the caption right underneath his picture on this page:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenAI

"Co-founder and former CEO of OpenAI, Sam Altman" as well as countless news articles repeating this as if it is a well known fact, for which to date I haven't seen any contradicting information.
Imagine the General Artificial Intelligence system created by Sam Altman with billions of Saudi Arabian oil dollars. Allah Akbar and Jihad as core values. Truely an apocalyptic AI system. AI Technological singularity with Islamic petrodollars.
What if I'm not reading it for the pictures?
It correlated exactly with Covid. And the folks I’m talking about are the same folks pre-covid. They didn’t retire, they’ve lost their minds, very noticeably increasing in particular over the last 3 years.

This fall is part of a steady escalation.

It appears to be heavily correlated with the insane propaganda floating around too.
OpenAI leadership (board, CEO) didn't say that ... your link said their "Chief Strategy Officer" Jason Kwon said it.

Most likely outcome here does seem to be that Altman/Brockman come back, Sutskever leaves and joins Google, and OpenAI becomes for all intensive purposes a commercial endeavor, with Microsoft wielding a lot more clout over them (starting with one or more board seats).

Big winner in this scenario would be Google.
Right, it should be "hidden", or "deceptive".

The irony being that by figuratively speaking marketing this effort as being against "junk fees", the government itself perpetrates a deception.
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I have every reason to assume the traumatising content examples are the point of the data classification exercise — I mean, filtering such content is probably the single largest expense of large forums and social media sites, so of course loads of people would want to train an AI to do it for them.

As for giving people agency over their working conditions… I don't know — every so often there's an argument about prostitution, where people argue against it because it's dangerous, and then someone points out how all work carries some risk and someone says something about capitalism forcing men to effectively sell their lungs to coal mines which are much more dangerous than women selling their bodies, and everyone gets cross and a few months later there's a similar debate like nobody learned anything.
(a) the political system example was meant to be of the shared, ritual, content

(b) events of 6.i.2021 in the US suggest that although such knowledge is certainly common, belief in it may not exactly be universal
Again, the "conspiracy makes no sense" argument is that the Soviet Union had the complete technological means to verify the landing (after all, they did not need to send people there to verify it). They had full incentive to show any convincing evidence that it was a lie. Yet, they never did. They never even wrote anything down, else we all know current Russia would be doing its best to publicize it.

There were hundreds of thousands of people involved in the Apollo program. Yet, once again, not one person has actual physical evidence of any conspiracy to fake the landing.

The fact that the country which literally had thousands of nukes pointed at the US (and vice versa), and has never shied away from propaganda, did not and has not credibly denied the Moon landing, is the standard you need to beat. Not piss poor analogies and comparisons like the ones you keep giving.
Don't know if it is a conflict or not but I think he should do it. The dude knows the problems blocking advancement more than anybody else. I am surprised everyone thought he would do another LLM company.

Do the chips, drop the prices, make it cheaper to develop AI => then he can return to AI software if he wants though I highly doubt it
Who's (not) buying carbon removal?
YT is recently tightening the screw - both increasing ad count, Premium prices and trying to counter adblocking. Also removal of Manifest V2 is coming to Chrome in 2024.

In general there always were 2 aspects affecting adblocking efficiency:
1) the ad networks want to serve the files from own servers to prevent fraud
2) the sites try to mix content and ads as much as legally possible

Google and Facebook are big enough players to break first point - that kills dns/domain based solutions like pihole. And at least Facebook works hard on second - someone once linked how "Promoted" in HTML is actually "abcdPROMrandomlettersTEDxyz", with different CSS styles for each letter - just to prevent simple CSS selector based rules for adblockers.
I think the amounts are big enough to warrant a lawsuit. He is retired. The program is for retirees so they have nothing to lose in terms of future employment.

The article hints at annual damages being 15-20K per retiree, and mentions impact on 3000 people (without actually calling it so precisely), so if 60 M is the annual savings to IBM, it is a lot of money to find lawyers and arrive at a retired-employee friendly outcome.
There are no key stakeholders other than the board itself
The purpose of this article is to be linked in a long Gish Gallop of AI harms (you know the type) and this one is supposed to be under the link "underage workers" so as to give people who skim that future article a sense of outrage, and oh look it has a link so it must be true!
"8AM local time" is exactly time without a timezone. It's not datetime without timezone, but that's a different question.
Does a system exist where we can train open source LLM models in this way? Maybe distribute it across a cluster of computers with credit points that can be later used for inference.
Due to the garguantuan font size on the page, I couldn't resize the page down to my typical programming font size. It was larger than that even at 30% zoom level and that's the minimum on Firefox.

It's pointless to have a demo if I can't check how the font would look like on a desktop computer.

Edit: Oh, now I get it. It's upscaled the larger the browser window size is. I understand this from an adaptive design perspective but I don't think it's optimal in this case. It becomes huge if you sit with a 27" monitor, which is a rather normal monitor size for programming.
No. A functional language is a language that primarily uses functions as defined in mathematics for it's programming language. Functions defined in mathematics are single lined expressions where no mutation takes place.

In traditional languages programs are a list of procedures that change and mutate state.

A list comprehension is functional in every way as it is a single expression. It does not change state. It is functionally equivalent to map and filter and even flatmap.

If you need an official source you just need to know that list comprehensions are borrowed from haskell. That's where the term came from and that's where the feature was borrowed from.
Most of the pools have the option to put ropes in. However, for some pools they're only installed some days of the week so you can pick a day based on whether you want to play with your kids or swim laps.

Other pools have the ropes always installed.
major mistake by OpenAI's board not to mention this if it actually did play a role in removing him, public opinion now is that it was a coup over AI safety stuff. OpenAI board seemed to have no PR plan
What kinds of hard times? Why?
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Makes me wonder why there's still no "Tesla of e-bikes" or an established company trying to grab hold of the market.
Awesome Engineering Games
I've spent way too much time both playing and finding engineering-focused games, and haven't been able to find very detailed or comprehensive lists online. So I made one :)

These games are both fun and often quite educational, presenting gamified versions of real-world challenges and professions.

There's a lot of different sub-genres of "engineering game", such as:

* Factory automation (Factorio, Dyson Sphere Program)

* City builders (Cities: Skylines, Anno series)

* Route-builders (Mini Motorways, Railway Empire)

* Comp sci (TIS-100, Bitburner)

All games on the list are very highly reviewed. I've played most (but not all) of them, and provided personal recommendations alongside the reviews. Many of them are also playable on GeForce Now (if you don't have a gaming PC).

Please contribute if you know of more, or have any comments/suggestions!
Could have been on a WorldCoin zoom though
I might have a lack of perspective here, but the line "If someone puts 80 hours into something and regrets it, it's useful information to know" just doesn't map for me. I can't imagine a game that someone is enjoying enough to play for 80 hours, but then they end up regretting it. That just doesn't seem possible. It might just be that I'm out of touch and experience games differently than others though.

To disagree a bit further - 80 hours is a really long time! If it takes you 80 hours of game time to notice an issue, it's probably not a major issue and rather you've gotten bored of the game and are now hyper-sensitive to every little bit of jank or questionable design. It's like the people who will leave a negative review on a survival game with thousands of hours played - the problem isn't the game, it's that they got bored! If after two weeks of enjoying playing the game full time you don't feel like you've gotten your money's worth, you might need to lower your expectations.

Oh - I'll throw a quick exception for games that are predatory. If after 20/40/80 hours the game changes such that you need to start dropping a bunch of cash to keep progressing, that's deserving of a bad review to warn others to stay away lest they end up paying much more for the game than the sticker price indicated. Addiction machines designed to absorb as much of your income as possible like some sort of drug-dealing mosquito suck and deserve to be called out.
Doctors are somewhat unique in the fact that they can live and practice in a wide variety of places. Anywhere there’s a hospital, you will have them. Where they will choose to work/for how much is a much wider decision matrix than it is for many white collar organizations which would have no reason to exist (physically) in a small town of 20,000 people. Such a town would require at least a single hospital employing many medical professionals, depending on how far it is from other forms of medical care.
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Please acquaint yourself with the term "interrupt overhead". Then with the term "email". I can suggest a number of books on effective communication as well. Few of them recommend randomly interrupting people busy actually doing things.