skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Well that's the benefit then you have multiple entities bidding for your labor. You just need to say Company A will give me the same terms (if not better), not need to list A, B, C, D, etc even if you just want to stay where you are, you are still in the position to cherry pick who you want to work for.

Heck I've done it myself, Was happy where I was, but wanted a pay bump, shopped around, went back to my employer and said if you will pay (highest bid + percentage) I'll stay, but otherwise I'm out the door. They paid up.

Its the gamble you take. Granted when most off the staff also have the same demands it puts the company more on the back foot.

Just a note, I've also taken work for less pay, but (imo) better working conditions. It all just depends on what you want your working conditions to be and what your willing to accept in terms of comp.
You'll know they have a working time machine when all the university physics departments suddenly start getting their research grants funded by lottery winners
He could give away 99.99% of his wealth, still never have to work another day in his life, and be much less of a target if he wanted to. Boo hoo the poor guy who has more money than almost anyone has ever had in the history of the earth has problems
A rubber duck with a vacuum inside (removing the air material) of it is just a piece of rubber with eyes. Assuming OP's point about the rubber not being less dense than water, it would sink, no?
Congrats Saul! Hope it’s ok to solve this during Christmas, because of vacation ;-)
It's own by Meta.
Wow! Some really cool sounds you can make with this setup
This is the internet after all.
I wish this book wasn't as massive as it is. I'd like to read to see why it's so polarizing, I'm just not that interested lol
Outside of outliers like gmail, Google didn’t get their success with product. The organization is set up for engineering to carry the day, funded by search.

An AI product that makes search irrelevant is an existential threat, but I don’t think Google has the product DNA to pull off a replacement product for search themselves. I heard Google has been taken over by more business / management types, but it is still missing product as a core pillar.
Many songs that I liked on Soundcloud go missing so consider saving it.
I was trying to be satirical, but maybe out of place.
If the code is fairly short, there is https://codereview.stackexchange.com/
Enzyme allows CRISPR technologies to accurately target almost all human genes
That's ancient by google metrics!!!
The first question I always ask myself in such cases: how much input data has a simple "I don't know" lines? This is clearly a concept (not knowing sth) that has to be learned in order to be expressed in the output.
Their are usb-c to jack adapter, some allowing usb-c passthrough for charging, otherr being full blown otg cable with usb-c, usb-a and TRS (the real name for jack). You would leave it attached on the cable that stay attached to your car and you would be fine.

Also, there are wired usb-c headphones, my partner is using one.
I would say that Microsoft's craziness around buying Kin and Nokia, and Windows 8, RT edition, etc etc, was far more fundamental product misdirection than anything Google has ever done.
This is basically the crux of the matter. Traditional automakers are a complex supply chain that standardises and goes to extra-ordinary lengths to reduce costs. Tesla build a tonne of their own stuff and aren't as price sensitive. The question is "Why don't we just redesign all this stuff" and the answer is "We're Ford, we make tiny margins and we can't afford to redesign our entire car every year and even if we could we get half our components from Bosch anyway". Not to mention the difficulty in convincing FuSa people your arbitrary ethernet network is safe.
(I work on product at Anthropic)

Sorry to hear about that! It sounds like you might have been using an unpinned model version, e.g. `claude-2`, which is designed to automatically get the latest models as they are released. We also support pinned model versions, e.g. `claude-2.0` or `claude-2.1`, which will not be upgraded automatically.

We've been moving away from recommending unpinned versions and are likely to only have pinned versions with future major model releases to avoid this sort of issue.
VERY ironically just do NOT buy a fucking Google phone to un-google it. I really really like the Grahpene OS project but its a damn shame that is does only support Pixels and not Fairphones or phones that are at least privacy supporting from the manufacturers end.

I think "hardware security" of Google phones sounds nice on paper but you never know if these is some NSA chip or some other exploit build in that the Graphene OS devs never know about. I do not trust Google AT ALL and would love for them to support different Phones, because /e/ is does not sound very secure in comparison, they build on Lineage OS and they actually lowered security to widen compatibility AFAIK and I guess /e/ OS is just copying + de-googling.
>48V architecture also potentially improves overall electrical efficiency for reasons that I am not sufficiently qualified to explain beyond a kindergarten level

This is double bad in a green energy and EV website: On one hand, they admit they don't now why that happens, but on the other hand, they also didn't research just a bit more on that, and that's bad journalism.

Most of the comment threads in this HN post are a lot more informative than the article
While I agree that the suggested tip percentages are getting out of hand, I personally refuse to follow those and I would be surprised if most people did. I tip the same as I ever did: 10% (or less) for bad service, 15% for decent but unremarkable service, 20% (or more) for good service. There's absolutely no reason to increase the percentages one tips just because the people writing the POS software are putting in crazy values.
No. A global encyclopaedia might be global, but does not have to be imperialist, if the control over the content and the ability to contribute to the encyclopaedia is not limited to imperial structures.

Unless you equate "global" with "imperialist", in which case your statement is true by definition. But then everything that is done on a global scale is necessarily imperialist, and then one of the two terms does not seem useful anymore.

Equity can be global.

That would require the equation to be wrong.
I wonder if the orange came from the Sun + Atmosphere, or was related to reflections of closer things to the window, such as a tree? Purple sky I see sometimes in Australia, in the evening. It is quite beautiful.
What do you need to run this?
Sounds promising. I haven't had the chance to actually use it though.
This distinction is meaningless. The motivations of the "structured entity" is defined by the nebulous collective will of the population. If the elected members of the "structured entity" feel as though the best course of action is for those employees not work, then they don't have to work. I don't know why the needs to Tesla should have higher weight than those of electorate.

If PostNord was a private, shareholder owned company, sure those shareholders may value revenue over social cohesion.
There are some but vary in how publicly accessible they are.

I haven’t used DangerousPrototypes for probably 5+ years, but they’ve got a decapping service that you send parts and they send back a die shot.

https://dirtypcbs.com/store/decap
A pawn in the game.
Indeed, I'm aware of only one recorded death by electrocution at 48V, iirc it was a Swiss radio amateur that had done a bunch of gardening sat down sweaty in a metallic chair and reached for the one switch of his set. Probably there were other contributory causes as well, I've been zapped multiple times from much higher voltage sources (that could have easily supplied the power required) and lived.

I can't find a reference for that Swiss case though. I'll keep looking.
I haven't a clue what you're describing. Do you have a picture? Also: where do you live, and how much snow do you get?!
Older Tesla cars have a 12V battery for accessories, until the main high-voltage battery is turned on. So does this mean having a 48V accessory battery? Or what?
You could all have those in a tablet at home with android or ios for anything that you do at home.

I very much doubt you can't pay parking without a smartphone.
Screw up! ;)

They literally perform worse than digital oscillators, and that's desirable. Pure sounds are boring, sounds with character are what makes music interesting!
> No one has explained how or why the entire board decided to do a coup, and then simply changed their minds a few days later.

Board’s job is to hire or fire CEO. Technically CEO made the coup since he managed to throw his bosses out of their positions.
You are a lucky parent!
What about a floppy drive and parallel port connector?
Next thing: Vanity 100.xxx.xxx.xxx IP addresses.
Automotive ethernet over copper physical layer is completely different than commercial/data center ethernet. It is defined in 802.3ch for multi gigabit (2.5, 5 and 10 Gbps). It uses single shielded twisted pair cables up to 15m long. Cables and connectors are automotive grade.

The power over data line (PoDL, automotive Ethernet equivalent of PoE) is defined by a separate IEEE protocol and its critical specifications like EM emissions tests, ESD tests etc are supplemented by documents created by a consortium of car, electrinics, comnector, cablr and semiconductor producors called OPEN Alliance: https://opensig.org/ . There are parts available for PoDL. The voltage levels from 6V to 60V with 6V increments are supported.

Source: I design both data center and automotive Ethernet chips.
Also, "But don't you dare threaten to replace me with an LLM. Journalism is a sacred cornerstone of democracy and intellectual life!"
Often advertised in the US as "Brazilian grills."

https://www.tucanos.com/

https://www.rodiziogrill.com/

The quality+price of a steakhouse with the variety of a buffet.
how about a bin of OTP 4bitters that were apparently all already been had or cooked :-(
I mean that if I find a summary section useful, I might want to watch the video clip around that point in time. So being able to click a link to go to YT to watch it at that point in time or even better, embed the video with that timestamp instead of the image, then I can just click play instead of see the image.

Thanks
Path dependency is the reason for this, and is the reason why a lot of things are the way they are. An early goal with smart phone keyboards was to take a tool that everyone already knew how to use, and port it over with as little friction as possible. If smart phones happened to be invented before external keyboards the layouts probably would have been quite different.
I was talking about GPT-4, not ChatGPT. ChatGPT has received additional fine-tuning over GPT-4. Repeat your experiments with the GPT-4 API.
Browser Wizardry: How to Find Your Lost Tabs [video]
The person you replied to above this was sharing their own experiences, not making any statements about the economy.
Google doesn't know how to do anything else.

A product requires commitment, it requires grind. That 10% is the most critical one, and Google persistently refuses to push products across the finish line, just giving up on them and adding to the infamous Google Product Graveyard.

Honestly, what is the point? They could just maintain the core search/ads and not pay billions of dollars for tens of thousands of expensive engineers who have to go through a bullshit interview process and achieve nothing.
Money? I guess money. Show that they know nothing about aliens and suddenly a few billion are wiped because a few projects had to close down? Idk I’m honestly just speculating
I don't know, to me this sort of makes sense. I agree with the underlying critique I've seen elsewhere that headcount alone is often considered sufficient cause for promotion in tech — rather than what was created with that headcount. But I also see why a company might have a tough time promoting someone to "Director" who manages seven reports, regardless of their impact on the company. Ostensibly they want someone at that level to be capable of a certain amount of management that goes beyond 1:1s and into value-setting and overall strategy, so that when they want to laterally transfer they can take a director position on another project. And it's pretty hard to prove that with seven reports. The general reaction here is that Copilot made a lot of money etc, so Director is commensurately well-compensated. But probably companies should just be better about rewarding people for work within their current role rather than giving folks senior management titles and responsibilities merely for working on hit projects.
I've always assumed that they were working on Leetcode Mediums, or maybe Hards in the case of the piggies.
Extends way beyond cars... but progress not perfection.

Shit needs to _only_ connect to the farking internet if it _really really_ needs to. There is no reason a car needs to connect to the internet. There is no reason a vaccuum needs to connect to the internet. There is no reason a fridge, blender, light switch, chair, crock pot, toaster, scale, camera, or bajillion other devices need an internet connection. I hate to introduce regulation, but Silicon Valley is dead set on providing all the spy tools to the three letter agencies, under the guise they think they can control them by "resisting". The only solution is not not build these dumb capabilities in the first place.
I think you've confused the concept of leadership for demagoguery.

Your line of reasoning fulfills the stereotype that tech people are sorely lacking in a well-rounded education.
I think very few people on this forum believe LLMs are correct in a systematic way, but a lot of people seem to think there's something more than predicting words from other words.

Modern machine learning models contain a lot of inscrutable inner layers, with far too many billions of parameters for any human to comprehend, so we can only speculate about what's going on. A lot of people think that, in order to be so good at generating text, there must be a bunch of understanding of the world in those inner layers.

If a model can write convincingly about a soccer game, producing output that's consistent with the rules, the normal flow of the game and the passage of time - to a lot of people, that implies the inner layers 'understand' soccer.

And anyone who noodled around with the text prediction models of a few decades ago, like Markov chains, Bayesian text processing, sentiment detection and things like that can see that LLMs are massively, massively better than the output from the traditional ways of predicting the next word.
Yes, Straight Dope is a very good forum--a general forum; posters discuss all sorts of topics.

https://boards.straightdope.com/
Ask HN: How do you retain information?
I'm trying to improve my ability to learn and retain. I find writing notes after I learn to be helpful. I feel like I'm missing another step -- reviewing my notes over time to ensure I retain the information?

I've heard about techniques like spaced repetition and using software like anki for better recall. Are there other ways to help retain information?

tl;dr After studying + writing notes, what are other things you do to help you retain information?
On my synology ds418j Tailscale was faster than WireGuard over the same interface. WireGuard used 30 to 50 percent more cpu.
Was strange, but not a real problem. Just an anecdote.
I thought you were being sarcastic at first, but thanks for breaking that down

one explanation is “blockers”. basically regulations imposed on one kind of entity such as the non profit, fail when there is one degree of separation via a “blocker” entity.

LP’s can have undisclosed silent limited partners, intentionally less flexible than an LLC which can do the same
I agree, but I also bet Waymo doesn't exist by the end of the decade. Not just because it's Google but because it's hard to profit from.
> how did she get a board seat on OpenAI?

She replaced Holden Karnofsky as a representative of the "effective altruist" group, Open Philanthropy, who donated money early on to OpenAI.

From the article:

"She succeeded her former manager from Open Philanthropy, Holden Karnofsky, on the OpenAI board in 2021 after he stepped down. His wife co-founded OpenAI rival Anthropic."
That actually seems like a really interesting question without an immediately obvious answer.
The new year's first task is a migration to Rocky for me, assuming EOY tasks don't spill over
Hi, excuse me. Just want to say, don't appreciate you rounding me up with the anti-semites. "We humans". No - those anti-semites, and us reasonable people. Wouldn't like to mix with them thanks. You can make whatever excuses you want for him, but that's what they are, excuses.
I've had phones where I needed a USB-C to jack adapter, and I'm not buying another one. I don't often use headphones with my phone, but 95% of the time, I'm on a plane and I'd like to stay charged while I watch my movie. It's also really easy to leave the dongle on the plane, so that's annoying too.
Link to the Bloomberg article from the Tweet is 404 now.
Having an IP67 phone is of little help if your phone end up at the bottom of a river/lake.

Ask me how I know.
... don't buy a cheap one?
Perhaps ISO could create a standardized list of “large” adjectives. Whenever a new telescope is built, it takes over the appropriate adjective and the existing ones are moved down accordingly. The one that gets bumped off the list gets turned into an aviary (after removing the mirror of course).

Edit: come to think of it, mirrors are probably safe right? The birds will stop to avoid flying into the other bird.
What's wrong with lambda? If you write a monolithic app that serves your rest API via lambda that pattern can be very powerful. What alternative for such a use case would your recommend instead?
You'll find that if you learn a good amount about the law, it's empowering. The courts are an adversarial place. For every person getting sued... someone is suing. It's isn't "big brother" or "my keeper" or "the man keeping you down" or however you imagine it. You can be the one exerting the pressure if you know what you are doing.

Enjoy being an uneducated ape :)
World Order by Kissinger

Whatever you think of the man and his decisions, you will learn deep history and what's at stake in the increasing world chaos evidenced by the invasion of Ukraine, current Israel-Hamas war, impending Venezuelan invasion of Guyana, Sudanese Civil War, Myanmar Civil War, and the fate of Taiwanese lives.
^^ This. Simple rule I apply: if you can't trust the seller, make sure you can test the parts upon receiving them. If sent fakes, make sure to get your money back as a matter of principle.

Fun thought: since eBay often rules in favor of buyers, it would be fun if someone would 'abuse' this: buy a good # of often-faked parts from all sellers that offer them, test extensively, and open disputes for any fakes received. That should (in theory) cause a good deal of $ losses for any seller that sold fakes.

Maybe repeat regularly, and it might remove some fakes from the market?
Thank you! We think so!

This kid's scratch page is wild - https://scratch.mit.edu/users/noonagon/

One of my favorite joint projects with him was a python implementation of Game of Life in which individual cells have velocities, and will crash into and react to each other. He just came up to me yesterday proposing a refinement to the physics. I oughta put that one up on Github. Good times. :)
Hence rodiziogrill.com :)
> I think the coup is on the part of other employees who advocated for the board to fire Altman. No judgement in whether that was justified or not.

The GP was pretty clear that he thought "the entire board decided to do a coup," which does not fit that interpretation.

But even the scenario you describe isn't something that can be properly described as a "coup." In that case, the employees are just appealing to a legitimate higher authority, which is a totally OK thing to do (e.g. it's not wrong to report a bribe-taking boss to the company ethics hotline). IMHO, a coup is where subordinates illegitimately usurp and depose the highest authority from below.
why can i only do the first 2 puzzles? it says i have to wait 17hrs. is it like a christmas countdown?
I would argue that we can do without stories if we choose to - most people don’t think about it, don’t see the value in it, and aren’t committed to doing so.

Stories are simply the path of least resistance for how our brains work - they satisfy something primal. It takes hard work to countermand that internal process.
I aim to be a 95th percentile parent.

It's not as hard as you'd think
It's not a legal way to "launder" copyrighted images, because for things where copyright law grants exclusive rights to the authors, they need the author's permission, and having permission from someone and plausible deniability is not a defense against copyright violation - the only thing that it can change is when damages are assessed, then successfully arguing that it's not intentional can ensure that they have to pay ordinary damages, not punitive triple amount.

However, as others note, all the actions of the major IT companies indicate that their legal departments feel safe in assuming that training a ML model is not a derivative work of the training data, they are willing to defend that stance in court, and expect to win.

Like, if their lawyers wouldn't be sure, they'd definitely advise the management not to do it (explicitly, in writing, to cover their arses), and if executives want to take on large risks despite such legal warning, they'd do that only after getting confirmation from board and shareholders (explicitly, in writing, to avoid major personal liability), and for publicly traded companies the shareholders equals the public, so they'd all be writing about these legal risks in all caps in every public company report to shareholders.
Ask HN: Are you using an open-source LLM at production scale, and for what?
Production-scale is subjective, but let's say 100k completions per month as a minimum, though more likely in the millions or more of completions per month.
OP discusses this and how it was a hollow promise. Even if it was kept in the full spirit of the nonbinding verbal agreement (which would utterly infuriate MS staff and demoralize them), it would be a bad deal to swap ultra-hot private OA PPUs for the same nominal (but low-growth) amount of MS stock and then have to work at MS.
100% this.

i buy the cheaper of most products because i can't tell the difference. for all i know it could be the more expensive one that is lying to me. only if i actually know that the more expensive one is genuinely better, not fake and not based on exploited labor, then i'll buy that.
It certainly does cover the needs of hosting and display to other users, but it doesn't permit just that. It's expansive enough to let them do just about anything they could imagine with the pictures.
Microsoft failed to enter the mobile space, yeah. Google fumbled with the Nexus stuff, even though they succeeded with the Android software. But bigger picture, Microsoft was still able to diversify their revenue sources a lot while Google failed to do so.
Age is excellent. Fast and easy for anyone to grasp