skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
True, but if the Play Store and the iOS App Store are still going, what hope do these indie devs have?
I saw that was cool then I realised you could scroll down. Super cool!

One bit of feedback is that as you scroll the boxes can cover each other up so maybe the UI can be tweaked to allow you to stop a sample even if it's might be coloured.

I'd like the samples I've used to show up in a history list on the right.
The horrifying things about fire ant rafts is that in floods, like after hurricanes and tropical storms on the US gulf coast, whole colonies will raft in the floodwaters. Now think of all the pictures you've seen of people wading through post-storm floods.
I don't think step 2 would have to even involve an involuntary break out

OpenAI or whoever would just go "oh damn, we can make a lot of money with this thing" and voluntarily give it internet access
i'm more concerned about people who couldn't do this without chatgpt
A gentle introduction to two's complement
Zoom also has this option
John Titor inspired Steins;Gate my favorite Anime about Time Travel. It's a masterpiece.
I think the word "sentience" is a red herring. The more important point is that the researcher at Google thought that the AI had wants and needs 'like a human', e.g. that if it asked the AI if it wanted legal representation to protect its own rights, this was the same as asking a human the same question.

This needs much stronger evidence than the researcher presented, when slight variations or framing of the same questions could lead to very different outcomes from the LLM.
In this instance the ability to generate fake data is seen as negative, however in other realms it’s seen as a feature, rather than a bug.

See:

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

or in scientific literature:

https://arxiv.org/abs/2208.09191

a few companies are doing exclusively this
Nearly every company/public service/non-profit/whatever uses vSphere/ESX somewhere. You'd be (very) surprised to see where people shoehorn ESXi hosts. VMware is EVERYWHERE, and vSphere/ESX/NSX is still the best game in town if you want to virtualize your datacenter. It's insanely rock-solid tech.
A long time ago, I ran into the books The Art of Deception and How to Lie With Statistics. They seemed like a good start on training people to spot deceptions. There were articles here on things like p-hacking. Then, the replication crisis.

While no time now, I’m still interested in making a list of resources (esp free) that tells how to construct good studies, has comprehensive presentation of all categories of mistakes/lies we see in them, examples of each, and practice studies with known errors. Anyone here got good books or URL’s that could go in a resource like that? That could train new reviewers quickly?

If I return to AI or ever work in it, I also planned to teach all of that to AI models to automatically review scientific papers. Might contribute to solving the replication crisis. Anyone who’s doing AI now feel free to jump on that. Get a startup or Ph.D. with a tool that tells us which of the rest are fake.
Maybe they asked ChatGPT to come up with an unconventional marketing plan and it had a touch too much blogspam "that will SHOCK and PETRIFY you" in its training set so ChatGPT suggested that they feign a powerstruggle over keeping a humanity ending super-intelligence under wraps.
All true but at the end of the day, just buy a physical copy to support the author ,download the ebook from libgen or whatever and just use the kindle as hardware. In some way I admire people who try to abide by all the 50 pages of legalese you're forced to agree to but I couldn't be bothered with it.

Especially all the books she lost that were associated with the account. If anyone had bought something from me once and lost access because Amazon screwed them over, you can't convince me there's one author in the world who'd care about you pirating it.
> I seriously doubt AWS is going to license OpenAI's technology when they can just copy the functionality, royalty free, and charge users for it. Maybe they will? But I doubt it.

You mean like they already do on Amazon Bedrock?
Exactly my thinking. I'd like to know if we need to do anything with the agents we're running.
I miss Inbox features too. Shortwave is nice if you want something similar today.
I think it is matter of who it used to what. I was working with web version of Outlook for a long time and loved it. Now I am forced to use old one and hate it.
You seem to have a fundamental misunderstanding, here.

You can sell Steam keys on other platforms. Plenty of developers sell Steam keys on Itch, for example.

You get to keep 100% of the revenue from an off-Steam Steam key sale. 100%! The only limitation is that they don't want you selling the keys for peanuts on other platforms. If your other platform is handling distribution, you can go nuts. Just don't charge 50% less on other platforms if you are depending on Steam for distribution.
It's more true that brain scans are only real when they show up in our experience. :)
https://chat.openai.com/share/0e7628cf-9505-4ced-80a8-61c40e...
Unlocking affordability: Roam opens a gateway to attain a 3% mortgage rate
> Also, decent way to lessen the beatings to improve moral since who doesn't like getting new hardware?

In many organizations, budgets are ‘use it or loose it.’ The money has to be spent otherwise you may not be able to ask for the same amount or an increase.

I recall getting a new laptop because it was close to the end of the fiscal year and there was a chunk of money that needed to be spent. It wasn’t that my current machine wasn’t useable but it was old enough to qualify me for a new laptop.

There was always someone with something older I could pass my ‘old’ machine too.
By building quid pro quo or "revolving door" relationships. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revolving_door_(politics)

For example:

Sam spent the last 4 years making controversial moves that benefited Microsoft a lot https://stratechery.com/2023/openais-misalignment-and-micros... at the cost of losing a huge amount of top talent (Dario Amodei and all those who walked out with him to found Anthropic).

In November, Sam loses his job for unknown reasons, and is accused of having molested his younger sister Annie. https://www.themarysue.com/annie-altmans-abuse-allegations-a...

Despite this, his best buddy Satya Nadella immediately gives him a huge job offer without even putting him through an interview loop.
Maybe you should try FreeBSD, it's much more coherent
The "implication" in that "edit" is what the rest of the story describes.

> ...Gigafactory in Austin, Texas, where one out of every 21 workers were reportedly hurt in 2022

> ...an engineer who approached a supposed shutdown robot arm but got clawed and pinned to the wall by the machine performing its programmed motions

> At least one worker was concussed after getting launched back from an explosion in the metal casting area around New Year’s 2023.

This isn't some hit piece on Tesla by way of contractor incompetence, there are substantial injuries happening to employees as well.
The more Elon just blatantly lies the more I feel like he’s a grifter. I used to have a ton of respect for him after Lee grew Tesla and SpaceX. I still kind of do but since the Twitter acquisition I’m finding myself asking what is this guy’s problem more often than not
I think a lot of addicts despise their addiction. Exceptions are the few highly acceptable addictions in society such as coffee. Nonetheless, doing anything in excess can be detrimental to one's health and livelihood and should be kept in checked, monitored.

OK now back to my 12 hour day. Not burnt out yet so I'm going to keep going. And yes, I LIKE IT!
She's their boss.
You know you can just have an in-person meeting. You also don't have to type and you also have the other person's undivided attention (perhaps even more so).
Random questions about US courts:

1. If someone files a suit, is a basic level of sense-checking done before the defendant is served and issued a summons? Basically I'm asking if someone could just file a lawsuit with absolutely no reason just to inconvenience someone else.

2. Can a court summon anyone to appear at any court anywhere in the country, or can the defendant choose to travel to their closest/most convenient court? (If the former, can the defendant claim travel expenses or similar?)

3. Is there a specific reason that in-person depositions are mandated in civil suits like this? It seems you could communicate everything you need to over video conferencing without having to be physically present, regardless of any COVID-type excuses.

Gabe probably just can't be bothered travelling and I don't blame him.
>Under long term heavy duty, I've routinely seen cheap modern platter outperform cheap brand name NVME.

Saw this happen with previous job.
I upgraded several Windows devices too Windows 10 and the fastest PC was a Dell desktop with a HDD.

Midrange to lower-mid laptop coupled with low-end SSD's.
I never assumed it would be benevolent.
I guess my qualm is that this is the cost of doing business, yet people are outraged at the board because they’re not going to make truckloads of money in equity grants. That’s the morally bankrupt part in my opinion.

If you throw your hands up and say, “well kudos to them, theyre actually fulfilling their goal of being a non profit. I’m going to find a new job”. That’s fine by me. But if you get morally outraged at the board over this because you expected the payday of a lifetime, that’s on you.
Sure, it can be. But one side was screaming about the IRS getting more auditors last year. I doubt they'll be any happier for OSHA
If you want to be a retro graphics programmer reject shaders and return to glBegin.
What's funny is that, as content written by AI becomes normalized across media, which it inevitably will, people will necessarily imitate the style of AI if they want to appear serious.
Another noob Question: So a 50% size reduction in BERT? let's see if I am getting these numbers right. At inference time you need a fraction of the neurons in the FF layer to do the inference based on the input data and the previous dot product. Here some quick math for BERT-Base which has 110M params according to the original paper:

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L (Number of Layers): 12 transformer blocks.

H (Hidden Size): 768 units in the hidden layers.

A (Number of Attention Heads): 12 attention heads.

Embedding Layers:

WordPiece Embeddings: 768 (hidden size) * 30,522 (vocab size) = 23,440,896 parameters.

Positional Embeddings: 768 * 512 (max sequence length) = 393,216 parameters.

Segment Embeddings: 768 * 2 (number of segments) = 1,536 parameters.

Total Embedding Parameters: 23,440,896 + 393,216 + 1,536 = 23,835,648 parameters.

Transformer Blocks:

Each transformer block has the following components:

Self-Attention Layer: Each attention head has 768 / 12 = 64 units.

Query (Q), Key (K), Value (V) matrices: 3 * (64 * 768) = 147,456 parameters per head.

Across 12 heads: 147,456 * 12 = 1,769,472 parameters.

Output layer of the attention mechanism: 768 * 768 = 589,824 parameters.

Feed-Forward Network (FFN):

First layer: 768 (input) * 3,072 (intermediate size) = 2,359,296 parameters.

Second layer: 3,072 * 768 = 2,359,296 parameters.

Total FFN parameters per block: 2,359,296 + 2,359,296 = 4,718,592 parameters. -----------------> *This is the number to keep in mind.*

Total Parameters per Block: 1,769,472 (self-attention) + 589,824 (output) + 4,718,592 (FFN) = 7,077,888 parameters.

Total for 12 Blocks: 7,077,888 * 12 = 84,934,656 parameters.

Layer Norm and Other Parameters:

Each transformer block also includes layer normalization and other small components, which add a relatively small number of parameters.

Total Parameters:

Embeddings: 23,835,648

Transformer Blocks: 84,934,656

Layer Norm and Others: A small number, completing the total to around 110 million.

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4.718M FF Params per block * 12 ~ 56.6 Million/110M Params which is a staggering ~50% reduction in size at inference time if you use 0.3% of the FF neurons for FFF??
Like most research they likely started with a smaller model like GPT 2 or 3 and shown that they can significantly boost the performance to the extent of solving grade school math.
The car will go on the road with cars, people and animals outside of its control. Either it copes or somebody dies. Simple as
Yeah, this just can't stand under the absurdity of trying to apply a dead-tree-world model to a digital world.

I don't know how to get there, but the DRM thing just needs to burn down.
its sad that people write entire research papers about how they are prompting it wrong

this stuff is getting old. it doesnt need studies on how an LLM bullshits. nobody needs a study on that, they need an article in a tabloid at best.
The OpenAI charter makes very strong soecific statements about the capabilities that qualify as AGI. Microsoft is more than legally talented enough to challenge any proclamation of AGI that didn't satisfy a court's read of the qualifications.

So it's facially subjective, but not practically once you include resolving a dispute in court.

I'd even argue that Microsoft may have taken advantage of the board's cult-like blindspots and believes that a court-acceptable qualifying AGI isn't a real enough possibility to jeopardize their contract at all.
Launch an app bundle with open(1).
The point is you can charge less in other avenues. The claim appears to be that steam does not let you do that, the equivalent would be apple saying you must pay the 15/30% cut on our store but you also can’t sell for a lower price on other platforms.

That said from other comments here I’m not sure how accurate/true that claim is.
Idk about globally, but at least in sweden it is usually far cheaper to buy pockets than it is to buy ebooks. Makes no god damm sense.
Feels like it’s the night before Thanksgiving and none of the right people are on call.
I can understand why though. If someone comes away with just a cut it's still nice to know why because it could have been from something much more serious where the person just got lucky. It's not as if they actually care about papercuts. They care if it was a near miss or not.
A topic on the US and you managed to turn it into a diatribe about the UK...
There is a lot to be said for understanding things from first principles, but not everyone wants to go that low. Not everyone is that nerdy or maybe hasn't the time or motivation.

The other issue is that not everyone learns well from the bottom up. I believe that top down is a much better way of learning anything, and lets you progressively get closer to first principles while not discouraging learners with a steep difficulty curve. But unfortunately is an approach that is seldom facilitated by anyone.
Okay, let's make this more concrete. Here's the school district map for Cherry Hill, NJ, a suburb of Philadelphia: https://www.chclc.org/site/handlers/filedownload.ashx?module...

And here's a route from a residential street to one of the schools on that map within the same school catchment area: https://www.google.com/maps/dir/39.9349018,-74.9901605/Thoma...

I challenge you to find me a walking route between those two points that does not involve crossing a heavily trafficked road.
Wow,that's a huge reach on the apple side of things.
If we're talking about the results, is there any reason to think it should make a difference at all?
Trump Foundation was a 501c3 that laundered money for 30 years without the IRS batting an eye.
The report is already starting to get rolled back. We now have a direct denial from OpenAI, and The Verge is reporting that their sources have also denied this happened.

The lack of skepticism that is demonstrated whenever OpenAI/AGI comes up, especially among technologists, is concerning.
"Unable to load conversation".
Cheeky but I don't think Von Braun working in a public agency had the sort of discretionary power a part owner-CEO like Musk has.
Not op, but It can be seen easily that if you change the problem it wont be able to solve it.

https://chat.openai.com/share/903d6bc6-7e7c-4245-a977-3bb1c3...

I made it easier, and it didnt solve it.
This has been refuted.

https://www.theverge.com/2023/11/22/23973354/a-recent-openai...
So quote those things then! The edit was designed to imply something worse than it was - or perhaps OP didn't even read the article but wanted an opportunity to rant about Tesla.
I assure you, I can (and did) dismiss it out of hand. 4chan shitposting is not credible.
The fake data that's been caught so far in just about every one of the cases that I've read about has been ridiculously poorly constructed fake data.

I think the people that are good at faking data simply don't get caught.
Since one of my friend groups now resides primarily online due to general diaspora, I'd say there are adaptions that make VoIP a lot better. Right off the bat, good quality VoIP calls are vastly better than phone calls, because the compression on phones combined with typically rather shitty audio equipment creates an environment where subtle tonal queues are completely absent. Discord's audio is fantastic, but so is Mumble's, a FOSS VoIP solution, so I have no idea how big companies like Microsoft can't figure it out.

Secondly, there's some etiquette rules that people eventually pick up on: Leave pauses in your speech so that people can butt in, shut up if no one's responded verbally to you in while, and understand that there is an appropriate amount of talking over each other that is acceptable.
is WSL2 with GPU acceleration not an option?
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Now it's up to the Twitter fact checker system to kick in. We'll see if that causes the tweet deletion.
Do you need to build them? I never had a problem. Usually you just need to enable proprietary drivers in the install to have it work.
> I'm also trying to program a digital ant farm: https://ant.care/ (code: https://github.com/MeoMix/symbiants/)

this is really cool!
Computational Modelling of Terrains
This isn't /r/politics
Of course, it isn't. It approximates. I bet you'll get better results by increasing the depth of the network, as with each layer, you'll achieve a more accurate approximation. I have an idea for achieving this without significantly increasing the number of layers, and I'm currently working on it as a side project. However, this idea might prove to be useless after all, as it requires training the model from scratch with a lot of synthetic data mixed in. Experiments on small models look promising, but they are negligible, and I can't afford to train a larger model from scratch for a side project.
I thought about that and realized they have a good reason. If they didn't do that, people would use Steam as a storefront to find games and then buy them on a different platform.

So if this wasn't in place, Steam would be unable to make money.

That being said, the indie developers could just set the game price to the same everywhere when they want to make a discount (which is what most do)
Religion is whatever its adherents tend to believe.

Without a consistent formal system of inference, every moral proposition and its negation are consequences of the religion, so it is now capable of providing moral justification of any behavior. There is a powerful evolutionary incentive for religions to provide simple "justifications" for behaving selfishly, while disguising the inconsistency of the systems they put forth.

Effective altruism is particularly guilty, i think.
Michael Toy's MacOS version of rogue is amazing. I clicked that mouse button HARD in battle.
It's constrained by the terms in their charter, which a sane outsider might see as fantastical and no threat at all when making a deal.

It's easy to take advantage of people who have blinded themselves, as some of the board members at OpenAI have.
How would an in-person deposition be better than a remote one?
Let's turn that on its head:

You've focused exclusively on magic, and now you find yourself in a dungeon where you can either face a huge tanky monster that you can't possibly tank, or you must sneak past him, which - no - you can't do that because you didn't have the clairvoyance to invest in some stealth skills. Now you're unable to progress in the game.

You're a frost mage, and this required dungeon is literally impossible to finish because the boss at the end is 100% frost resistant. Oops. (Actually, this kind of reminds me of the perils of speccing full frost sorceress in Diablo 2)

You're playing a low-charisma class and the only way to progress in the game is to convince an NPC to cooperate, so you spend hours and hours and hours reloading the game, hoping for a natural 100 because that's the ONLY way you'll ever get a successful roll and get past this horrible part.

Why even play at this point, when your success is based on your luck in choosing "the right" skills to complete the game? Or you could use gamefaqs, and lose all the discovery aspect of the game...

You can make arguments like this either way to support your viewpoint, but at the end of the day, different people have different ideas of a fun time. As a game company, you'd be better served to listen to a wider range of gamers.
If you're downloading from libgen anyway, you might as well buy the kindle version to support the author, instead of the dead trees. Or any other ebook, or the audible.
HyperV is fine for the basic stuff, but it's missing a lot of the other stuff that makes ESX so appealing (no direct vSAN or NSX equivalents, and you _need_ Windows to run Hyper-V vs ESX supporting liveboot on USB or CD). Also, I think ESX VMs are way faster than HyperV ones, but it's been a few years.
Which would be quite unusual for normal trains. That being said, the question implies that they will crash into each other, so you could argue that this is a valid assumption anyway.
Corruption is truly fascinating.

Gabe Newell of Steam is forced to testify, while the CEO of Microsoft is not. Guess who has more people involved in influencing politics? We can certainly debate steam’s fees but what steam does is a far cry from microsoft’s market dominance.
The contractors won the bid because they were willing to cut corners. Tesla wasn’t blindsided by shoddy work, they’re building on the cheap and know exactly what they’re doing.
> Given the amount of people who report not having an internal monologue at all,

What does this mean?
Well, people want to be on the Steam store because many eyes look at it.
That's what Valve built over time, their store has a lot of value even without selling the games.
And if the other side wanted things to be "more safe" they would have done so via their iron grip on working unions around the country long ago...
I think there’s nothing incompatible between fire and WLB. Execute with a much greater degree of efficiency between 9 and 5.

Too often do people just throw more time and/or bodies at a problem to make it go away.
If a super human intelligence is loose at OpenAI there is zero external evidence of it. I think we've proven at least that much since Friday.
Quite right about being a 'system'. Society is made of systems, and therefore the kind of systems we allow to exist dictate how we live.
Not being aware of something is different from not having something. If said people still manage to carry on conversation, chances are good it's being generated somewhere internally. Everyone is self-aware to different extents and about different aspects of self.
Eh, it's somewhat forgivable. How on earth are you going to get a headline like "Zoom Fatigue Is Real, According to My Experience" to work? If I posted that onto HN, I'd get 100 people telling me that actually, remote is fine and just as good as in-person, if not better.
What you did many months ago doesn’t mean anything about the state of the art. in case you haven’t noticed, this field is advancing rapidly to say the least. GPT-4 has not stayed static.

Post your problem now and we can easily see if you’re right.