skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Regarding film grain and streaming : https://www.slashcam.com/news/single/Netflix-removes-movie-n...
At least I can have an account on X. Accessible, are you joking?????
The issue with social media is precisely that the algorithms do _not_ 'learn what you like'

They either learn what irritates you, and show you that, or they show you something that's designed to achieve an overall agenda, including but not limited to genocide, ethnic cleansing, strife, conflict etc.
You can buy individual cards. For example Bittware is a reseller: https://www.bittware.com/products/groq/

But it might be best if you just contact us to explain your needs: https://groq.com/contact/

I can also pass your details on to our sales team.
> I was going to flag this

Please consider easing up on the itchy trigger finger. Even without knowing the meaning, there is no way any word used in the context above could ever be construed as offensive.
Uniqlo have also been using it (in Europe) for several years, probably before Decathlon although the article isn't clear.
I bet mostly they're about convincing people who already bought it to buy it again.

Though when I buy a used CD, I usually look for an original, not the remastered one.
Or say, one group has historical disadvantage which causes them to be disproportionately poor which causes them to be more likely themselves to commit crime and/or live in high crime areas. Which then leads to an increased police presence and, therefore, an increased chance of police interaction.

There's no need to add in the practically unprovable presence of deliberate targeting when other explanations sufficiently account for disparities.
We've built and deployed racks at a number of organizations. Can you write a message to sales explaining your needs? https://groq.com/contact/

Or if you give me your contact details I can pass them on.
Amateurs. you guys blew a once in a life time. Invites/waitlist... For a social media app. Seen it before with that other app who's name I forgot about.
Or you could just delete it, if your content isn't valuable enough that you'll pay to have it served once a week without ad-dollars to subsidize it.
I think they're even on the price tags of items you buy online. I've noticed that my Uniqlo online orders also have some kind of circuitry inside them.
The thing (screenshot and all) was routine done in the 90s with all those fancy non-rectangular applications/demos/launchers [usually available on CDs that came w/ magazines]. They had transparent/alpha zones that copied the screen under them.
There is no actually no indication that Waymo cars are making tailgating even more dangerous
There is a new WW2 documentary on netflix that has been colorized. It's much better than earlier attempts at colorizing WW2 footage, and makes WW2 much more real. But it would be good to see it colorized and sharpened by AI.
The consistent drumbeat from the other party that they will repeal it?
Today, everyone has one computer, always connected to the network. So sad that we do nothing with it.
Totally agree. Old footage looking 'newer' (i.e. in colour, without noise, and at a higher frame rate) gives me a strange emotional feeling.

Original footage makes them seem like funny/strange people in an entirely different world.

This new AI footage makes them seem like they were just like me emotionally - which is much closer to the truth.
I think we use a system with 576 Groq chips for this demo (but I am not certain). There is no DRAM on our chip. We have 220 MB of SRAM per chip, so at 576 chips that would be 126 GB in total.

Graphics processors are still the best for training, but our language processors (LPUs) are by far the best performance for inference!
Same here. A computer decides I'm not going to see this and that's that, the info on page is 403 forbidden and the word nginx. No recourse or way to let anyone know the thing is broken. If my IP address or language setting were Russian or something I'd at least be able to see a reason for it, but no, Germany and English. On an Android! I know, very dangerous.

Can anyone post what this site is? So I can tell whether this #1 story is worth it trying a different ISP or user agent string or whatnot
Yup, we will be price competitive with OpenAI, and much faster!
I imagine just including the code in index.php before the bootstrapping process actually loads up Wordpress for real. That way you could just halt the script early after noticing a funny request.
Optical Media Durability (2020)
I see this all the time these days and always wonder how many people making these comments have their own monetized apps, or have done any work on monetization, etc.
That's called double-buffering.
We don't have an API in public availability yet but that's coming soon in the new year. We will be price competitive with OpenAI but much faster. Deploying Mixtral is work in progress so keep your eyes open for that too!
Summarizing the legal terms for a new job offer
My version of this was the realization that Windows NT Server was not any more suited to being a server, at least not due to any inherent magic.

NT Server was something MSFT could market to enterprise customers for big dollars. It did have meaningful tools for Active Directory and administering a Domain... but if you're a person and not an IT department, it's a safe bet that you'd end up using exactly zero of those tools.

TL;DR: they could have named it Expensive Corporate Seat Licencing Edition.
Trusting an LLM for anything to do with legal agreements seems like a terrible idea.
Yes it is (Miyoo mini plus). More convenient than steam deck, runs everything up to and including Playstation 1, just install OnionOS on it. Only downside is there's no bluetooth audio.
> but I'm pretty sure both exist in both places.

Many big European companies have both American and European options available for them. I haven’t really seen any in the US (for individual stocks).
I wonder what the author thinks about Swift’s new C++ interop story? Since the Swift compiler includes Clang, and can thus compile both your C++ and Swift into LLVM IR, without the need for an FFI later between the two, couldn’t this be the “Typescript for C++” that the author points out a space for? The Swift folks are very much thinking about Swift as a C++ successor that can be incrementally migrated to so I’m a bit surprised the author didn’t discuss it further — especially given Swift’s spiritual similarities to Rust.

There’s a couple great talks on this by folks on the Swift team.

John McCall at CppNow
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lgivCGdmFrw

Konrad Malawski at StrangeLoop 2023
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQc9-seU-5k
Behold the wonders of the modern age!
I agree with this.

AI interpolation for the two historical clips with extreme technical difficulties and film which would be nigh unwatchable is perfectly reasonable.

Applying AI to something like "Get Back" is not. The footage for "Get Back" is perfectly reasonable even if it was suboptimal. Even worse, at some point the original footage will get lost and the AI contaminated stuff will become the reference.
Honeycomb is an open telemetry tool that has a complicated search UI. They also have a text box you can use to have it query your data for you, it basically just drives the filtering and group by UI. It's really cool because it just makes the UI simpler to use, worse case it might set the wrong filter.
There’s no real drugs to “fix autism” though, but perhaps the DSM is a contrivance of “big psych”
There was once an API for an instrument, I believe using COM, that was primarily designed to build an interface with. It had very limited actual functionality to get data from the API, whereas most data was simply to be displayed on user interface elements. We needed a piece of data, programmatically to do something with, that was only available via a user interface element. So I wrote and trained a vision application that would OCR the numeric indicator by taking a programmatic screenshot of the user interface element and then return the value. So at the top level, one simply made a function call that returned a number, but below, it was doing the UI display (hidden), screenshotting a region of the hidden window, OCRing it, and then returning the number.

You'd be surprised at the hacks required when interacting with scientific instrumentation. I am not a hacker at heart, but I do take pride when I'm able to wrap a hack such that you'd never know what it was doing underneath. Leaky hacks are no fun.
So, a poor-man's LinkedIn.
trusting any idea that floats into your head is a terrible idea. you have to vet the ideation.
Linus Torvalds: I will not change Linux to "deep-throat Microsoft" (2013)
I'm glad they added LoongArch support in this one. Please add more Asian chips support please.

Would also be great to add support for most filesystems used by contemporary phones, such as F2FS - and some other embedded ones such as QNX4 FS.

Would be great to integrate Ghidra with ROM dumping tools as well, so that people can actually do research on what is shipped to their own devices.
Why not hang the battery on a chain as part of the design?

I’ve often wondered why smart watches don’t have battery link bands… seems you could add a ton of capacity in a fashionable way.
as a human *cough
Admittedly, I did not read the paper linked. But my point is not about google doing something funny. Even if we assume that ids are truly random and uniformly distributed this does not mean that the sampling method doesn't have to be iid. This problem is similar to density estimation where Rejection sampling is super inefficient but converges to the correct solution, but MCMC type approaches might need to run multiple times to be sure to have found the solution.
Our hardware architecture was not designed with LLMs in mind, let alone a specific model. It's a general purpose numerical compute fabric. Our compiler allows us to quickly deploy new models of any architecture without the need that graphics processors have for handwritten kernels. We run language models, speech models, image generation models, scientific numerical programs including for drug discovery, ...
Expose the same neuron to the same input N times and you won't get a randomly distributed range of outputs, you'll get a signal that is either attenuated or potentiated. That's not noise, that's the simplest form of neuroplasticity at work (which is why static parameters can never represent ion channels).
So? 35mm movies were shot at 24fps while TV shows used higher frame rates. And because TV shows used to be cheap soap operas or comedies, for a long time high-FPS video gave you a feeling of cheapness. But that doesn't mean that 24fps was actually better! It was a technological limitation that got enshrined by its use in high art.
You know, it's certainly less common, but it's not rare like it used to be.

When I was in high school in the 90s, I did consulting gigs until I was able to buy a 486 laptop. I was then the only kid in my entire 1200 person high school with a laptop, period.

So, let's do some terrible math and assume that about one in a thousand teens in the 90s had servers in their rooms. 30ish years later, I'm willing to be it's more like one in fourty to sixty.

Even 1-2% of a population represents a lot of individual 16-year-olds with servers in their rooms.

What's really wild is that today they can find each other easily. You're not limited by folks you can reach via FIDOnet.
Ah, that would make sense! It was always the second video being processed at about the same amount of time through it. Thanks
I very much agree with your sentiment. Glad to see someone else recognize the problem with trying to find interesting content nowadays. I have noticed a negative relationship between sizes(after a certain threshold) of communities/platforms and the ability to find interesting content that is also suited to my preferences.

It seems like a ranking problem, you would think having upvotes/likes/points/etc. would be a good metric. But you just get an outsized influence of posts that have huge critical mass, and the content just becomes generic and clickbaity(i.e. Mr. Beast).

I think it is an optimization problem that has to balance competing needs and bring the best solutions under a wide set of criteria. This has been my experience trying to solve this problem, I already have a system that ingests huge amount of reddit posts from preferred and top subreddits. What I want to do is filter out the best content, then apply that generally to all content sources(YouTube, Twitter, TikTok, etc). Moving away from content that gives a short term dopamine hit to content that is an experience that changes structures in your brain. Ideally sustaining pleasure, intrigue, curiosity for longer periods of time.

There are sites with great UX like Scrolller[1] trying to solve the issue, but its only images/gifs.

[1] https://scrolller.com/
> Google started locking down the API almost immediately after we published our study

Isn't this ironic, given how google bots scour the web relentlessly and hammer sites almost to death?
Oh wow, i do exactly the same but with vim. After leaving vim for a period of flirtation with intellij i settled for vscode, well recently I am leaning towards cursor. But I always have a macvim window handy for notes and snippets. This might be a better suited tool though. Thanks!
Yup, deploying Mixtral is a work in progress. Watch this space!
Agreed. But keep in mind that is not perfect either, some games that use a clock feature depend on a small battery in the cartridge which is depleted after a decade or so
b&w film isn't real, the world isn't black and white.

I know that colorized film sometimes picks the wrong colors, but really, so what? It's still way better and more watchable than b&w.
Welcome to twenty years ago, when we could still hope the internet would actually enrich our social lives.
Presumably source is well preserved in anything that uses a version control system?
Followed by a prequel "Sand to ingot"
This is just an opportunity for a company that wants to build a brand of high quality items for a higher price to enter. it remains to be seen if people care about quality tho.
I'm attempting to create a frequency list of words for language learners. (In Japanese.)

Commonly, these lists are based in just what word appears in the text at "surface" level. However, words commonly have multiple "senses" or nuances of meaning in which they are used. Dictionaries list these senses, but it has been traditionally hard to disambiguate which sense the word is used in, given an usage in text.

LLM's make this feasible, so I'm attempting to create a word sense/usage frequency list.
Simulating The Sims with LLMs and observe their behavior
https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/3526113.3545616
I'd trust an LLM more than my own interpretation.
I use a 48 emulator on my phone for everything. Even my MBA.
I broke out my OG beige brick Gameboy and pokemon red about 5 years ago. I swapped out the dissolved acidic powder, cleaned off the terminals and threw in some fresh batteries before hitting the switch.

For a moment, I was deeply disappointed that nothing displayed. Then I remembered that they came with a brightness rotary dial. Swung that around and it was as good as the day I got it. The cartridge even held my childhood save.

What an incredible device.
> I’m glad they make stand-alone artifacts.

Note that the shelf live of many types of CDs and DVDs isn't all that long and you shouldn't rely on them to preserve things. Some will be unreadable in less than a decade.

It varies a lot by materials used (Table 2, also note the paragraph preceding it): https://www.canada.ca/en/conservation-institute/services/con...
Isn't this a better option than what nike is doing? they pay 10 cents per shoe but then we have to go to a store to buy it at 1000x the price.

All this does is allow us to also pay 10 cents per show (albeit without the logo on it).
Endurain: Self-hosted Strava like service
Fine print with prompt injection. Thank god for this modern age!
We're building out racks as fast as we can to keep up with customer demand :) A public demo of Mixtral is in the works, so watch this space.
Thankfully humans are great at pattern matching and it's trivial for me to "vet this ideation":

LLMs are notorious for getting subtleties wrong, and in legal agreements like terms of employment the subtleties are often of material import. Therefore this is a bad idea.

If you don't want to read/don't understand the terms of your job offer then pay a lawyer. Asking JobOfferGPT is just asking for trouble.
Sometimes this is for pre-reading, which can help focus discussion.

It's also helpful for folks who are more readers than listeners to have text to follow along with on the slide.
Why do dictators love to ruin old stuff?
"and yet, in practice, it doesn't matter that much (most of the time)"

It does not matter? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long-Term_Capital_Management

Options far out of the market are underpriced. Mandelbrot, investing on the stockmarket is riskier than you think.
But then, the opposite must also be true. It can be more lucrative than expected. I currently hold some far out of the money options. Unfortunately, the underlying stock goes against me :-(
Counting my calories.
Two weeks. Well, ten years away....
And what kind of accountability is that? An engagement algorithm is a simple thing that gives people more of what they want. It just turns out that what we want is a lot more negative than most people are willing to admit to themselves.
> I know in France this system have been used by Decathlon

Also in Germany. It confused me the first time I saw it because it looks so different, but it worked well.
[2013]

What ultimately came out of this?
Well, it's part chat bot, so I don't know if it meets your criteria. But we're using them for a LOT of things behind the scenes to help kids find content they love that their parents approve of.

[HelloWonder.ai](Hellowonder.ai)

The front end looks like a chat bot, but on the backend we're using LLMs to find, parse, rate, classify, and rephrase content on the fly for individuals.
I've never heard of AppJail or Director. Interesting concept!
Don't try to normalize Aladdin by saying everything he does is Aladdin. He is such an Aladdin you can't defend him by saying he's Aladdin!!
Sculptor sues Swedish glassmaker for €1M in test of EU 'bestseller clause'
People who want such experience just run their own instance.
Can anyone recommend a good tetris game for iOS or just the web? I just want to play a quick round of normal tetris without ads, silly game modes etc.
I don't think that "elections" change the result of dictatorship
My memory says that win3.1 came on just 7 floppies. Did you install from 5.25 floppies?
Why not just turn it off in the summer? That seems like needless suffering.
“the most comprehensive registry data in existence, available for an entire nation of more than six million individuals across decades. Our data include information about life-events related to health, education, occupation, income, address, and working hours, recorded with day-to-day resolution.”

I shuddered just reading this. What a nightmare for individuals’ freedom and privacy. What a bloody nation is that?
Restarting a service every night to deal with memory leaks comes up quite often
> It did this while saying we can’t save ourselves but only Christ can save us.

Somehow there is only one species in Kingdom Animalia that goes to heaven. We are like dust in universe but somehow Jesus loves you.
How to Use Complex Numbers in Excel [video]
nomel gave a good answer in a different thread

> This is not about the model, it’s about the relative speed improvement from the hardware, with this model as a demo.

To compare apples to apples look at the tokens per second of other systems running Llama 2 70B 4096. We're by far the fastest!

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38742466
On all of the videos I have uploaded to my YouTube channel, I have a "Download original" option. That stretches back a decade.

Granted, none of them are uncompressed 4K terabyte sized files. I haven't got my originals to do a bit-for-bit comparison. But judging by the filesizes and metadata, they are all the originals.
Isn’t it wonderful to give presents with other people’s money. It costs the EU nothing, and they look the hero.

They made a contract. All parties adhered to the terms. Nobody was cheated. Now 50 years later, it turns out your the villain and please pay 50 million. Ridiculous
Sorry but you misread the report. They are saying that typical eco-calculator usually do not take into account the emissions from construction and maintenance. You can see on the document that on table 2, emissions of construction is taken into account. It is the point of the report. So my point about carbon emission stands. You can build miles of high-speed rail and offset the emissions caused by construction compared to the same route in airplane in a few months.

Also, the California is the most expensive high speed rail project in the world. The US simply does not have the expertise anymore to build effienctly big infrastructure project. In comparison, Spain is building highspeed rail for 17.7m€ per km (also Spain has a lot of mountains), while the rest of European countries build at 45.5m€ per km. This makes this 700km line more like 12.4 billions € to 31.9 billions €. So 50 to 89 years worth of plane tickets.

I agree, still expensive, but then by the same logic you should stop investing in highway expansion, because they are super expensive and always prove ineffective at reducing congestion. The US has proven in the past they are able to make big projects. Why admit defeat and try to keep the status quo?
Something to work on in 2024 =).
Details pls.
In Addition to suggestions here, check http://github.com/trending for interesting repos
Thanks for sharing. It's the same silicon architecture as in that talk. We have built out different system architectures based on that silicon, and this is our fastest one so far for LLMs. Expect to see even more speed increases soon!
Tetr.io is great — it does have ads (unless you have Adblock) but not impactful during gameplay at all and is usually the go-to for multiplayer games. Another normal Tetris game that’s more single-player oriented is jstris.
It seems widespread within the EU, not sure if it is EU mandated though. The Netherlands also has this.
It was doing "protein folding at home" for Covid that summer and the work modules would take 7-8 hours so it wasn't an option. Next summer it stayed off!
Me too, initially in a chat with GPT-4 [0] and then in a (private for now) wrapper that sends me a text message when analysis is complete, sums up the day's meals, and compares to my total calories burned per Apple Watch.

[0] https://joisig.com/gpt-4-passable-personal-nutritionist
With this response omitting so many relevant details, it is hard not to dismiss it as baseless anti-EV FUD.
May the lord bless us with a year of Javascript framework deaths and mergers so I don't need a second brain just to keep track of them all.

As python is with Django, and rails is with ruby, and Node is with JS, may the frontend eco system standardize on a framework (svelte or Vue plz) and work together to push DX forward instead of sideways for another year.