skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's incredible how many Rust packages are just wrappers around C++ implementations. That being said, as a weekend rustacean (I hate saying it but couldn't resist the urge) and current user of tch-rs (a rust PyTorch C++ wrapper) I'm glad somebody out there is writing the interfaces to allow more functionality in Rust. It's probably a good thing that C++ is so established since it allows these types of packages to come to fruition without the leg work of an actual re-implementation of the same logic in Rust from scratch.
Dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38969348
So positive NPV in a sense?
perhaps because it gives the same answer, verbatim, for many different attempts to figure it out?

and because we know it well enough to be sure that it's not smart and devious enough (yet) to conspire like this? (nor has any clear reason to)
we can identify 215 individuals that were buried behind that jail, and their families have not been notified

> These things happen.

215 times, apparently.
Physical property is a consequence of the laws of physics. If I have a gold coin in my hand, then you don't have that gold coin in your hand. If you want the coin then you can either trade for it or fight me, but either way only one of us can have the coin. Even a bird with a worm knows a concept of physical property.

Copyright is something that was invented relatively recently, a few hundred years ago, because of a new technology back then: the printing press. Before the printing press there was no need for copyright.

Now today we again have a new technology in neural networks, and it's entirely possible that the realities of this technology push us back in the other direction, undoing what the printing press did.
Medium version is unreadable due to low-contrast; use https://scribe.rip/@jasoncorso/annotation-is-dead-1e37259f17... instead.
The Contact Card integration I described is bringing together information that used to be fragmented across ios apps. I don’t think it’s good to make it easier to use and share personal info.
I listened to an expert on conflict resolution once say:

People get pretty good at reading body language. The problem is you never know what conversation the person is having with themselves.
I can’t seem to be able to get to this URL. Safari iOS says the url is invalid. I wonder if that means dns issue or “that’s not a url, silly”
We can absolutely bet on it mattering, because this screen-mediated shit isn't as good as the real thing, and we know that because substituting social media usage for real socialization triples your chances of depression and anxiety, this is so similar I guarantee it will have a similar negative effect.

The only weird thing is that people are actually buying into this techno-bullshit with a straight face
The users of LLM-based products don't know that; its programmers do. And what happens when an integration is added or removed; how is the user supposed to know?
>Nothing justifies ...

Citation needed. That's just war: don't like being >insert atrocity here'd< then don't lose.
> These things happen.

"It's not a placed to dump inconvenient bodies, it's just a place where at least some of the bodies are people of known identity who were killed by police or corrections officers that cleared themselves of wrongdoing and somehow forgot to tell anyone."

Very reassuring. I think we can all agree that this isn't worth investigating because Mississippi has always been a place bereft of racial bias and government corruption.
The sale price isn't the full story though, as interest rates were much higher when the prices were super low. The relevant thing is monthly cost (mortgage payment or rent) over hourly (post-tax) wage.
Interesting. What do you use the visualization for? Looking at trends in the documents?
Its well known to spit out nonsense.
Interestingly enough if you zoom in you'll notice that all the tips of the spikes are Saturdays.
It's a valid concern that ChatGPT could be hallucinating this, but there are a few things that strongly suggest this isn't what is happening in this case:

1. ChatGPT reliably produces the same output across several different instances, and other people have independently found identical versions of this text with different prompts.[1][2] This typically wouldn't happen with a hallucination, which may change with each time the model is prompted.

2. The instructions accurately describe the capabilities and restrictions of ChatGPT's function calls. When making custom GPTs, the browser tool and DALL-E image generation tool are options, and the "system prompt" given by the custom GPTs reflect whichever tools you've selected.

3. ChatGPT has reliably changed with the changes noticed in the "system prompt". I document a recent change made to the prompt on my post from yesterday.[3] On the older instances of ChatGPT I have, the model will suggest it has no idea what the "guardian_tool" is or make any attempt at stopping a discussion of U.S. elections, while newly made instances of ChatGPT will discuss the "guardian_tool". The "system prompt" repeated then must give at least some sense of what updates are being made under the hood.

I certainly think we should still take the idea that this is the "system prompt" with a grain of salt. There is a good discussion about this here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37879077

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/18494zo/what_are_t...

[2] https://medium.com/@dan_43009/what-we-can-learn-from-openai-...

[3] https://dmicz.github.io/machine-learning/chatgpt-election-up...
UU Booster, which is the service I currently use for gaming is operated by NetEase, which is a giant in the Chinese online gaming space. It's fully legal, no issues whatsoever.

Also you can get roaming SIM cards or even eSIMs, which connect to APNs overseas.

You can also get Alibaba Cloud private networking connection between a region inside of China and a region outside. They use private lines so there's no GFW involved. My understanding is that you need an international real name verified account to do this, but after that you basically have an uncensored line that's also much more stable than connections that have to go through the GFW. I know of a US company that uses this to connect their Chinese workers to their central office, and again it's fully legal once you get an ICP license.
With the correct mixing, water and CO2.

The real question is what is the rate of heavy molecules, or equivalently "how correct is the mixing"?

I imagine those first prototypes weren't that good.
As a data point, some older games (Eufloria comes to mind) act up on Windows due to the version of .dlls shipped with it:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/221180/Eufloria_HD/

Running the Windows build via Proton works fine. That being said, this particular game has a Linux build anyway, so it's kind of a moot point (for now). ;)
1. We do have a variable viewer. We have a few helper panels in the bottom left.

2. PDB support is planned and was scoped out yesterday.

Appreciate the feedback!
K is 3.

It’s honestly fine for just finding key differences like a principal component for light storytelling. They don’t need to be distinct clusters
I find it's safest when people fear it. Not just for nukes but things like capitalism, democracy, the military-industrial complex, or well, things like agriculture and genetic modification.

Without that fear, you get the people like Trump, the ones who are proud to exploit the weaknesses in the system. You get your GM cows, the kinds who produce lots of meat and milk but are "unstable"; they can barely survive without human interference.

The industrial age was a terrible time for humanity in general, and I think we'll see another once AI really kicks in. The AI companies are careful about this. Many are practically begging to get regulated lol. But this self-fear is good.
Why would it be a good thing?
Why not just use DBSCAN though
Apple is apparently throwing largish sums of money to license all its training data, so it may be that OpenAI ends up exploding because of the “move fats and break things” so common in SV.
Nine hours after this was posted the link is 404'ing and about 90% of the links in the comments are also showing a 404. Is some Amazon employee spending their friday afternoon manually removing product listings?
Congrats! I've been following Maybe since the beginning. I think you originally prototyped it in Rails by yourself? On that, I was actually kind of surprised to see a TypeScript app -- I always thought it was Rails. Anyways -- super cool to see more closed source companies going open source. I really hope you're able to create a community and eventually monetize it via the cloud offering. I think your plan is solid.
>mankind had never had a crisis that didn’t end up with another phase of growth that reached new heights.

Will I be part of this amazing growth?
I applied to a certain scraping fintech in the Bay Area around 5 years ago and was asked to open the Wikipedia page to k-means squared clustering and implement the algorithm with tests from scratch. I was applying for an android position. I still laugh thinking about how they paid to fly me out and ask such a stupid interview question.
Let's say you want to look at a large dataset of user-submitted reviews for you app. User reviews are written extremely idiosyncratic so all traditional NLP methods will likely fail.

With the pipeline mentioned, it's much easier to look at cluster density to identify patterns and high-level trends.
“Comparing max wind capacity to actual outputs from dams is nonsensical. Wind typically produces 30% or less of its max capacity over any period of time and it does so unreliably. The energy from damns is much more valuable.”
Trying to use Firebase is the most horrible experience in my life
I was trying to use FlutterFlow as I like it very much but it keeps asking for Firebase access and so I attempted to setup a Firebase account for the client I am developing for and this is what I get: Sorry we cannot create an account at this time, please Contact Support, we are unable to create billing profiles at this time.

SO tell me, what if I build my business on this platform and it does this?! and guess what?! Noone to call, no phone number and when you click on the link that says Get Support it dumps you at some generic support portal with no instructions. Firebase is 100% crap. I need to find an alternative to use with Flutter.
But here's the thing, I've been shitposting since before the eternal September. Long before LLMs were invented. I had no idea that my writings would ever be used in such a way.

I'm trying to find an ethical analogue. If you dig up an old porno that I made 20 years ago, and show that to my child, am I responsible for the trauma it causes?
> In the video she says she was hired August 25th, or 4.5 months ago.

She was on a 3mo training stint and only started truly "working" in December. Unsure if she was expected to make sales during training or not.
Boeing Going Through an Internal Crisis (2003)
the medical field has a corresponding term (Never event):

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Never_event
Looks like my most embellished resume ever somehow came to life.

But, yeah, to emphasize your point, patent trolls, in my experience, consist solely of attorneys and not industry researchers with extensive academic credentials. Smart on them to start the article with that.
It's bad practice to simply dismiss arguments as "propaganda" without engaging with them. The dropping of the atomic bomb was significantly more nuanced that what you are suggesting.

You are correct that the Japanese government had lost at least much of it's will to fight. However, the US believed that the military was likely to stage a coup if the government attempted to surrender.

If the Allies had to engage in an island hopping campaign, then the lives lost likely would have outnumbered those lost to the atomic bombs.

The US wanted to end the war before the Soviet Union had time to get involved and start gaining territory; which they would likely have annexed. In the long term, it has probably been a good thing for Japan that they did not get that chance.

Hiroshima and Nagasaki were legitimate targets under the then accepted doctrine of total war.
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> Demand grows to meet supply.

Well, that's where you're wrong (with respect to housing in the USA).

Municipal zoning laws mean that houses are not getting built. Apartment growth is not keeping up either. Nor is condo growth. In the places with jobs, there is no available housing.

This lack of housing is what is keeping houses at top dollar in spite of the mortgage rate tripling over the span of a year.
> The Japanese government started the war and was free to stop it at any time.

No. The US started the war with economic sanctions. This is a historical fact.

> They could have issued an unconditional surrender and the fighting would have stopped within hours.

They could have. Or the US could have accepted japan's conditional surrender. Just because a government refuses to surrender doesn't justify murdering innocent civilians. Do you think if a criminal refuses to surrender, the cops are justified in murdering the criminal's wife and children?

> All of the deaths in Hiroshima were entirely their responsibility.

No. The responsibility lies on the people who dropped the nukes.

What you and your ilk are doing is using terrorist logic to justify murdering civilians. Murdering civilians because you don't like the actions of a government is terrorist logic. When you share the morality of terrorists, you should reevaluate your moral foundation.

But you prove my point. Evil is alive and well. Justifying genocide and nuking of civilians is evil.
I see you've bought into the whole "plastics = bad" trend, but not all plastics are the same.

Pure HDPE is just H and C, basically like candle wax with a much higher molecular weight. Products of combustion are H2O and CO2.

Chlorinated and fluorinated plastics are the ones that produce lots of toxic emissions when burned.
Well, tbh, the current US military UCMJ has the death penalty for disobeying a superior's commands or desertion when in times of war. So even now desertion is a serious crime when in combat. Muhammad Ali refusing to fight when drafted is quite a bit different than refusing to fight when you're in a military unit and being asked to directly engage enemy troops.
I have a 3070 presently, though running on Ubuntu 20.04. The Nvidia 535 series drivers were dodgy, kernel hangs during install (!).

The earlier series (4xx through to 525) were pretty solid though, and the latest series (545) is pretty solid too.

Any idea if you might have been unlucky and installed the 535 series drivers last time around?
Confusing dopamine with love.
> Of course, it's not trivial to avoid getting HPV in the first place... You'd have to basically only have one partner and you'd have to have been their only partner as well.

It's better to have no partner at all than to hope for the above condition to be true.
Personally, I think that people take the wrong lesson away from Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

WW2 was fought under the doctrine of "total war". All of a society's resources; including civilians and industry, were part of your war effort. That in turn meant that civilians and industry were considered legitimate military targets. Under that doctrine, Hiroshima and Nagasaki were legitimate targets. If the atomic bombs hadn't been dropped, then the alternative was not that those cities stayed standing. The alternative was that the cities would be carpet bombed.

Personally, I think that the lesson that we should take away is not so much that dropping the atomic bombs was wrong; rather it's that the doctrine of total war that made dropping the atomic bombs permissible was wrong.
Maybe so, but pretty much all cryptographic primitives have to be written in assembly anyway to achieve constant time operation. Furthermore, it has a ring compatible API, and it is evidently faster than ring itself[1].

[1] https://www.memorysafety.org/blog/rustls-performance/
You can use DBSCAN instead of k-means, but DBSCAN has a worst-case memory complexity of O(n^2) so things can get spicy with large datasets, which is why I opt it to only use it for subclusters. k-means also fixes the number of clusters, which is good for visualization sanity.

https://scikit-learn.org/stable/modules/generated/sklearn.cl...
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I think highly civilized is probably relative.
If companies are required to purchase licenses for everything they train on, it will guarantee that only huge corporations with deep pockets can produce powerful models. Microsoft will be slightly inconvenienced, Stability AI will be destroyed. Some artists might get a payday, but most of the money will go to companies with large copyright libraries like Getty. The general quality of all models will decrease. I don't see any other possible outcome.
The first problem is picking k. The second problem is the definition of distance or, equivalently, the uniformity of the space. Naively using the Euclidean distance in an embedding where similarity is non-uniform leads to bad outcomes. This problem is solved by learning a uniform embedding, and this is much harder than running k-means.

k-means assumes these hard parts of the problem are taken care of and offers a trivial solution to the rest. Thanks for the help, I'll cluster it myself.
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Another nice reason is that AWS-LC includes rewrites and optimizations that make it faster than alternatives, especially on Graviton.
FTC v. Microsoft Corp.
There's not enough info on how this works. I need to understand the full user flow for both parties before considering signing up. Will I be giving others an alternative email address, like what Apple does? Or do they also need to sign up for NinjaDM?
There's nothing quite like Mf18M.

However, I do love several of the pieces by Marc Mellits, check out "Real Quiet plays the music of Marc Mellits". All rather short, but some totally lovely.

You may enjoy an 80's album by Andrew Poppy, in particular the track "The Object is a Hungry Wolf".

Do be sure to check "Shift" by Chris Hughes, which are re-instrumentations of several early Reich pieces including Piano Phase.

It's quite different in many ways from Mf18M, and you may have heard it, but I adore "The Chairman Dances" by John Adams. It couples the "chugging along" of Mf18M with much less minimalist melodic and harmonic structures. YMMV.

I'm sure I am going to remember a bunch more after I send this, so check back here in a couple of days, and I'll reply again with any extras.

Do you have any "similars" ?
It's not really the imperial system. A beer pint in America and Britain are different, for example.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imperial_and_US_customary_me...
> Childe was a prolific letter writer, sending short, clear missives to friends and supporters or even the Lunacy Board about his case and his well-being. Many of these letters also had strange notes on the reverse or in enclosures written in cypher. Childe claimed they were a mere amusement, a bit of nonsense. Childe’s father sent the cyphers to polymath Charles Babbage with the hope he could decipher them. It was these letters, rather than the medical testimony, that were decisive in Childe’s case. These decrypted letters seemed to prove what the doctors insisted all along.

What a fascinating way to deal with a monomania! And not even a Wikipedia article.
You can also look at Bertopic which has this functionality as an open source library:

https://maartengr.github.io/BERTopic/index.html
If it "leaks" the exact same text multiple times, to multiple users, using different prompts to elicit it, it's a reasonable bet it's not just a hallucination.

Especially since (I'm fairly sure? though this is apparently not trivial to find today) it doesn't use temperature=0.
Correct, it does not depend on Jupyter. It’s built from the ground up with different principles in mind
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No, it's like saying that Walden Pond is not an ocean because it doesn't have quite as much water in it as the Atlantic or Pacific.
It’s been said that there’s no new ideas in rocketry. Even the most cutting edge stuff was theorized and probably even tested in some rudimentary way by some crazy aerospace engineers in the 50s. They just watched it explode and gave up because rocketry was as much art as science back then - literally throwing stuff against the wall and seeing what explodes (and what explodes a little longer and more usefully).
I looked a bit more: it's documented at https://help.vimeo.com/hc/en-us/articles/12426260232977-Play... as an 'essential cookie' "which is part of Cloudflare's Bot Management service and helps mitigate risk associated with spam and bot traffic."

I think this is a grey area: I can't find any explicit official guidance on whether using cookies to detect bots fits within the e-Privacy exemptions. (I had thought it didn't but that's not worth much!)
They want to help with the family.
How crazy is the build chain these days? Well, to build it in FIPS mode you need a Go compiler!
Why 2D? (edit: just the vis or there is some other reason?)
I’ve noticed this pattern among both HN and Reddit accounts, though for the life of me I can’t understand why.

Surely the person recognizes that their ChatGPT generated replies are nothing like their actual writing? And that it’s very obvious when they’re using prompted text with no custom instructions…
I’ve had the Google assistant for a long time now, and it went from almost always having an answer to “sorry, I don’t understand ” or whatever the default is 30% of the time
Light bulbs and batteries, I had to quit. Even if you’re buying name-brand, they’re so often counterfeit, it’s just not worth it.
Paraffin wax is chemically similar to HDPE and that table puts it at 46MJ/kg, which seems about right.
Fun fact on the first Windows 95 fonts in Arabic, is that Microsoft decided to go cheap. and not to pay Boutros Fonts, a London-based type foundry that design Arabic fonts, and bought a cheaper derivative 'pirated' copy of that same font for $5k. A lengthy legal battle ensued with Microsoft ultimately winning it out of might of its $$ and legal team.
A charitable reading of the post you're responding to would probably note some sarcasm in that quoted line.
I'm a happy user of https://github.com/vlcn-io/cr-sqlite/
Sounds like thats a feature not a bug for the police.
Reading this, it really makes me wonder how content creators will adapt in the AI era. Even if LLMs can't reproduce their content word for word, I find myself going to ChatGPT more and Google less.
I’ve seen plenty of photoshopped on iPhones. This one really did look more real which I didn’t expect
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Ooh this is a much nicer approach than the kind of brute force approach we took at work for theme gen
I wonder if it is possible to do a relay attack to something like:

- a malicious wireless charger

- a coffee shop table / bar table / desk

- a phone holder in a vehicle

or use an SDR with a high gain directed / beam formed antenna to pretend to be much closer than you really are

I don't know exactly how it works (or have a modern iOS device to test on), so all speculation
Orca whales off the coast of Washington (j,k,l pods) are endangered IN NO SMALL PART due to the existence of the Snake River Dam. If the salmon cannot survive then neither can the whales.
>Corporate communism want to take that away

contentless, thrashing drivel
I personally think it's a distraction that we're using so many real-world sources as the source data. But arbitrarily detailed synthetic data, e.g. Nanite, Fractals, etc. can provide much more interesting spaces. I'm kind of surprise that nobody isn't just using examples of Mandelbulbs or whatever as standard data sets for these techniques.

On the whole though, this is really interesting and definitely is an improvement over the much older splat techniques.
Man, it really seems like the police shouldn't be legally allowed to murder people.