skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Open Source AI with Vinod Valloppillil and Bob van Luijt (Weaviate)
Open-Source LLMs are currently one of the biggest trends in AI to be preparing for! Vinod has a remarkable history with open-source in software, having famously published the "Halloween Documents", a set of internal strategy memos at Microsoft explaining the oncoming wave of open-source. Vinod shares some fascinating insights on how building business around open-source has evolved and then Bob sparks the debate around "stateless" models.

Bob has been intensely exploring the new business philosophy around AI models, making connections to traditional ways of thinking about stateless and stateful software. For example, an mp3 file of a song is stateless, whereas say, your playlist, and the application that serves it, is stateful. AI models sit at an interesting intersection of this, the model itself is stateless, but once you connect it to your data with RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation), for example, you make it stateful. The podcast discusses this viewpoint and the nuances of it. Vinod pushes back on the analogy, preferring to describe the models as "pre-baked". I think this is such an interesting topic on the future of value capture in AI models, curious what people think!

The podcast then continues to discuss the future of RAG. Vinod outlines several directions the technology may emerge, such as joint end-to-end training, training one model or the other, models tailor made for attending to retrieved context, task-specific models, and the resurgence of knowledge graphs and explicit representations of knowledge. This sparks further debate around implicit / explicit representations of knowledge in LLMs and RAG systems, and the exciting, but counter-intuitive research around knowledge editing such as ROME, MEMIT, GRACE, ...

I hope this quick synopsis inspires your interest in the podcast! There are many other topics covered such as MemGPT and Gorilla, DSPy, and Generative Feedback Loops!

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySNX2cPh5Tk

Spotify: https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/v4FIPyf5AGb
NetBIOS/WINS protocol could discover names -> IPs by broadcast, more modernly Zeroconf/Bonjour can do it, and if there's some organization then DHCP servers can register hostnames in DNS when handing out addresses.
That's reductionist. (Also, can't A.I. be "organic," say, like the OLED? :)
Controversy of PalWorld aside, this site is very clean and nicely done! Great work!
I think you misremember. The opening of Russian archives was in in the mid '90s and here is an article coauthored by Pacner from 2007. It covers Tojohiro Akijama trip in full but does not mention any restraint pon the return trip:

- Akijama si vezl šest kamer a fotoaparát. Avšak let snášel obtížně, navíc mu jako silnému kuřákovi chyběly cigarety. Sověti požadovali za každou hodinu vysílání z vesmíru milion dolarů, to bylo i na Japonce příliš mnoho, proto reportér odvysílal pouze jednu desetiminutovou televizní relaci a dvě rozhlasové reportáže.

- Po přistání tvrdil, že má hlad, ale první, po čem sáhl, bylo pivo a cigareta.k let snášel obtížně, navíc mu jako silnému kuřákovi chyběly cigarety. …

I also believe there to be an error above cause when I was a child I felt that there were more than one broadcast, but that could be my own memory misleading me.

https://www.idnes.cz/technet/vesmir/kosmicka-stavebnice-mir-...
They're popping the champagne at becoming the world's undisputed number one aircraft supplier.

Boeing has crippled themselves in this two-horse race, and both airlines and consumers don't want to fly Boeing aircraft over Airbus. (Airlines because groundings are extraordinarily expensive, Consumers because they care about their safety).

The only saving grace is that the A320 order book is backed up until almost 2030, but I would not be surprised if Airbus try to permanently ramp up production now.
Then the repugnant conclusion is not that gaming is dead, but that games are made primarily for teenaged boys and most of us have aged out of the target audience, so games simply aren't made for us anymore.
(In case it helps anyone) The site does not work with https which is not in the original url but I got automatically added.
Rabbit r1 takes 20s from the end of the prompt to the beginning of the answer
The numerical version of this sin is

typedef float real;

which promotes a similar confusion of concepts, even if the true meaning is understood by experts.

That said, I think the QM/not QM lingo from the molecular dynamics community is considerably worse because it stokes a common misunderstanding: that the universe runs on classical mechanics except in lasers, particle accelerators, and other "exotic circumstances." By contrast, nobody thinks that the universe runs on float32s except in lasers and spaceships where it runs on float64s. Where confusion does not exist, we do not need to fight it, but where it does, we should probably try.
( naïve comment )

Is that possible ? Tribal knowledge is probably lost, and those great employees have probably moved on or retired.
Didn't they use to do it?
In the Netherlands all government services must comply to the rules of internet.nl, which, among others, requires IPv6 connectivity.

But for some things you are dependent on others, for instance, the colo not having IPv6. (and in th case of Internet.nl: IPv6 for email is still opt-in on request with Office 365, DANE is not supported yet, etc)
Then, to quote a certain overly popular series, You know nothing, cubefox.

Hell, ex-McDonnel-Douglas engineer at Boeing explicitly called out financial "engineering" that looks good on stock market but doesn't work well long term with explicit example of DC-10.

This horrifyingly played out with 787 (which also had design issues, some that FAA smacked them about - fortunately as a new plane and one of the first with AFDX in US market, FAA could assign enough people to checking twice what Boeing did). A lot of the subcontractors were companies that used to be part of Boeing - but which now could be squeezed for cheaper prices.

And the thing you're missing is that the capitalist aren't sacrificing their capital if they can cash out the gains - for example thanks to only playing on the stock market and pushing publicly traded companies towards practices that enable better returns for them. While Boeing managed to keep considerable amount of shares under corporate ownership, it's less than enough to veto anything.

And Vanguard (biggest individual owner of Boeing stock) or any other big fund thanks to stock market can get benefits from short-term planning and get positive returns. In fact, it's arguably beneficial to not hold out too long and always be ready to cash out.

And the same kind of thinking led to a lot of cutting at IBM (the principal guideline was EPS value) and Digital in 1990s (where many units were sold off despite turning profit or being profit-drivers for other units).
They should just make it look like a tornado, honestly. Then it makes more sense. “We’re constantly bombarded with tornados in OK, and this serves as a monument and reminder of the seriousness of that,” said developer, now actually making any sense.
The Soup That Stopped a War (2019)
This two-ingredient dish allegedly halted religious conflict, and is still cherished today.
Oh yes the hell it does.
Is hypothetical but the minuscule chance there isn’t a single cell outside of earth is almost infinitely minuscule. Is like saying to your friend “you have a chance to win the mega billions lottery”. It’s meaningless to them because they round down to that you have no chance
You’re kidding right?

$450 for a dev kit is a steal compared to older console generations, which were thousands of dollars per device.

Also, I think it is completely fair for Nintendo to think: If you won’t spare even $450 for a dev kit, there’s no way we want your game.

By the way, consider what a Switch regularly costs: $299. You are paying Nintendo only $150 for the privilege of sending you a custom, low-run, modified device that is different in both software and hardware, combined with (likely) an account representative for business and technical questions. That’s kind of cheap.
Sexual harassment is largely irrelevant to a "middle-aged overweight male". You can find it offensive and disgusting, but if you never experience it, it's not going to have any impact when you choose between two job offers.
Uptrace – Open-Source Observability with Traces, Metrics, and Logs
Only for python!
That sounds like saying that that Michaelangelo's Sistine Chapel paintings are nothing special in terms of information science; they just unusually have an unusually high entropy content.

Technically true in both cases, but if physics is irrelevant to life, why not just answer the that way, instead of taking all the life out of Life.
Cool page, but would like the header to remain in the article.
Haha, I had a good chuckle at the rendering with all the ads. The brew pub especially.
It sounds like you’re advocating for housing the poor in shantytowns without proper sanitation. That’s an uncommon position to argue for, but I’m sure you can find some resources about why that is a less-than-desirable outcome for the poor.
Reformat-on-change is also a valid strategy!

I think I've even seen this employed on C++ codebases with clang-format. Conceptually, it's like `git diff | clang-format`, but there are more flags and scripts involved: https://clang.llvm.org/docs/ClangFormat.html#script-for-patc...
> 1. Build it and they will come

This is absolutely true. Make sure you have a Discord or some social means of connecting with folks.
It would require the manufacturer not owning the government...
This seems like a premature launch, there's nothing on the page that's useful when playing the game. It would be great to actually see what the skills do, their work abilities, and all the other info that's available in the game's paldex, or especially to get info that's not actually available in game like regional distributions.
I only script in fish anymore, all my devices use fish anyway (it's even pre-installed on steam deck).
No doubt his operating costs are low. The question of the paper is: how long do you have to operate the car before the savings equal the difference in purchase?

Somebody might feel good about spending more for a car that they like or that protects the environment, etc.
Is it new that even in the Wayback Machine I get blocked by an animated pop-up asking me to subscribe?
If you refer to the original Tidal, it communicates with SuperCollider, so you can just look at the source code to see if you can change something. I haven't used it for a long time so it's just my best guess.
I noticed the same thing, but this makes me more concerned: the link has nih.gov in it. Usually when I read articles from that URL, I tend to put a bit more trust in them than say healthline.org or some blogspam or something like that. Does this mean I have to start taking nih.gov articles with a grain of salt too?
How does that work with the MIT license?

I presume they signed a rather restrictive proprieatary license and/or an NDA to get access to nintendos sdks and tool (as is common on other consoles).

Then one person breaking the NDA would make the Switch Godotport (and therefore some of Nintendos property (method names /usage )) legally available to anybody else (they didn't sign an NDA after all and it's probably not a copyright violation unless it includes actual code/binary).

I am not a lawyer so I'm probably very wrong.
Typo: PII, Personally Identifiable Information
> Why is “on” a boolean literal (of course so are “true”, “false”, as well as “yes”, “no”, “y”, “n”, “off”, and all capitalized and uppercase variants)?

”on”, ”off”, ”yes”, ”no”, “y”, and ”n”, and case variants thereof, are not boolean literals in YAML since YAML 1.2 (2009).
Yeah, but seems to only be available for specific things. Apple has decided that some of the "automations" shouldn't be allowed to run automatically without user interaction.

For example, what I'm trying to setup is forward specific SMS messages to a specific Telegram channel (or just do a HTTP POST, worst case scenario), and for those flows, Apple require user interaction to run automatically.

Give it a try yourself to setup a automation like that :)
Let’s say you found previous life in mars, will you say then life outside earth and mars is hypothetical? And as you keep finding life in bigger orbits you keep repeating it and you’d be treated as a crackpot lmao
It feels almost facile pointing this out since it's a 60 year-old classic that was a #1 hit of one of the world's biggest bands, but the Rolling Stones "Get Off Of My Cloud" is a song about living on the 99th floor of a downtown building to get away from the pestering and hubbub of crowds and the press. I remember being fascinated by the idea as a kid and wanting to live somewhere very high. I concluded at least at the time in the late 80s that it was not possible anywhere in the world to live on the 99th floor of a building, but it was possible to live on the 92nd floor of the John Hancock Center. I have not gotten rich enough to do so and probably never will, but some part of me will still always want to.
Claudia Goldin won the 2023 Nobel for showing how women choosing flexibility in their work is the main driver of pay disparities, so much so that men suffer the financial penalties too when they choose flexibility.

https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/economic-sciences/2023/pre...
oh yes they can rescind an offer. Before I settled into self-employment, I received an offer from a company I wanted to work for (space weather business). The hiring team really liked my experience in the domain, and we both thought it was a good cultural match. They gave me a verbal offer. This is when I asked for accommodation for a repetitive strain injury. (Acoustically isolated place where I could use speech recognition without interfering with others.

Within 48 hours, the offer was rescinded by HR. The recruiter was dumbfounded, the hiring manager was apologetic, and I was disappointed and pissed. At this point, I decided to fully commit to self-employment because it was clearly the only way I could work and give myself an environment that didn't increase the damage to my arms.

my practice has grown enough that it looks like I'll be hiring people in the next year or so, and my experience has taught me how to accommodate different needs and different styles of working. I'm going to try really hard to not be an asshole company even though it looks like my UK contractor is going away thanks the tax code change.
Why is 3.5 the metric when you stated explicitly that 3.5 didn't work for you?

I don't really follow here.
All watches and clocks generated by dall-e (and almost all other generative models) show 10:10, because this is the standard display "pose" in watch ads, so most of the training data shows things in a particular configuration.

Synthetic data showing relative gauge positions and a wide variety of contexts anchored to a particular category, like "dial gauge showing 31%" is the solution, just like watch images showing a full range of perspectives and times is the solution to the 10:10 problem.

I think the trickiest problem in transformer models is identifying situations like this where there's a mode collapse, but it's one or more degrees of separation from being apparent. This can lead to generation being technically and structurally correct (like a beautifully rendered wristwatch,) but the range of available answers will be limited to whatever the model has collapsed on (i.e. all watches and clocks only show one time, even if you ask it to display 4:59 PM and construct a perfect prompt about something right before work is done for the day.)

These are subtle distortions in the world model, but things like the 10:10 problem likely also affect other concepts that overlap with clocks and watches, like analog gauges. Maybe there are patterns in the model that can be associated with these types of issues, and using noise and synthetic data can target and unstick a model?
Oh yeah, a assuming a universe that is cyclically expanding and contracting is so much better than the one time expansion of the big bang:

> Obviously, the idea of the universe oscillating within a given range of redshifts is a mere hypothesis full of open questions. The primary question is: which forces drive the oscillations. Without proposing any solution, we can just speculate that [gravitational collapse] might play a central role in this model [p 16, ibid]
Check out the Dominions series, which just released it's 6th installment this week! It uses "exploding D6s" for it's rolls, which means rolling a bunch of D6s and then re-rolling any 6s (recursively) and summing the result. This results in a fascinating long-tailed distribution (similar to advantage/disadvantage) so that even the weakest unit can deal damage to bosses on occasion.
I was thinking about the golden parachutes as well.

They are in effect an incentive for execs to take bigger and bigger risks to deliver profits.

If their gamble pays off, they profit, if their gamble doesn't pay off they profit.
Read that comment more closely: they didn't ask for PRs to one of their own repos, they asked for a brand new repo to be created, and a link to that repo to be emailed to them.
It's weird and awesome, and I _hate_ it. Precisely because of the "argh, I'm the person listening to something out loud on the bus" thing. Can't get past it.
MCAS was designed by engineers in response to a design problem.

The MBAs elected to cover it up from the manual because that would hurt their sales goals of not needing pilot training.

Yes, sales/marketing and management leeches have a lot of control over documentation that leaves the company.

The best part is, it was the leeches that decided to make a fucking indicator light that told you the sensors for MCAS were unhappy, a PAID FUCKING ADDON.

The last CEO was an engineer who got thrown under the bus for the 737 crashes while not being the CEO when it was designed. He was pissing too many leeches off internally so they threw him under the bus.

I know two long time employees of Boeing that left after the last CEO was removed because roughly paraphrasing "Wow, this company is fucked, he was actually trying to fix the company"
It started to get expensive when they started to not be able to meet demand... I sold my gen 1 for what I paid for it many years ago...
The best thing they could possibly do is just keep their heads down and crank out planes and they'll crush Boeing in all categories smaller than the 787. The 220, the 321 neo, etc are great, just keep on making them.
Were your heater and cooler equally efficient?
> "not created by geological processes"

Did life begin with the geological process of protein chains forming in geothermal vents? I don't know, but it begs whether it is natural or not.
can you make a script to help delete a facebook group because right now i have to manually remove members one by one and then only i get an option to delete a group
“This [access to the hatch] is not a particularly pleasant issue to talk about, so NASA, SpaceX, and the people who fly on the vehicles generally don't. But it does seem like something the space community should probably have a discussion about as access to space broadens.”

The fact that NASA is afraid to address a real and possible failure point of a mission, because it is “not particularly pleasant” would worry me more than the hatch itself.
Technically any RNG should be very able to produce a king string of the same digit, and artificially filtering that out would be a very bad sign indeed.
Agreed, I don't think it's intentional. It feels like at peak times, some component of their IPv6 infra gets maxed out.
Wrong. You're look ing at the risk the individual undertakes engaging in activity X. The poster is concerned about the risk posed by Boeing as a whole to society.

To be frank, I think if more people were like the poster you're pitching as unreasonable, we'd live in a far better world than if people thought in as short sighted a manner as you espouse.
Ha, Thanks! I just ran into the other room and asked my wife who is a retired OR nurse what "positive Q sign" meant and she stuck her tongue out of the side of her mouth. I love learning new terms :)
This kind of crap is typical for "shadow IT" scenarios... like, email is done by central, but individual departments can run their own IT because central IT doesn't want to be bothered with the kind of demands that the people who want to run desktop Linux tend to have on the regular.

And then, when stuff like OP crops up, they say "good luck, we only approve our system".
"Was there a court case?"

There were actually many:

https://www.hessenschau.de/politik/demonstranten-duerfen-afd...

"Die Staatsanwaltschaft Frankfurt hat ein Verfahren gegen einen Demonstranten eingestellt, der bei Anti-AfD-Protesten Björn Höcke als "Nazi" bezeichnete. Es handle sich hier nicht um eine strafbare Beleidigung, sondern um ein "an Tatsachen anknüpfendes Werturteil", so die Ermittler."

So to be clear, the court did not declare him a Nazi. But close enough, that people may call him that.

And if you read a bit in his biographie in wikipedia, you should find more than enough:

https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bj%C3%B6rn_H%C3%B6cke

"In einem Leserbrief von 2006 behauptete Höcke im Anschluss an den Geschichtsfälscher David Irving, anders als die deutschen Luftangriffe auf Coventry 1940 seien die britischen Luftangriffe auf Dresden 1945 eine völkerrechtswidrige, geplante Massentötung an ostdeutschen Flüchtlingen in einer unverteidigten überfüllten Stadt gewesen."

"Beim Gedenken an den 13. Februar 1945 in Dresden im Jahr 2010 demonstrierte er zusammen mit Neonazis."

"Höcke ist seit etwa 2008 mit dem NPD-Vertreter Thorsten Heise bekannt oder befreundet, der sechs Kilometer von Bornhagen entfernt wohnt."

"lobte die Ideen der NPD, verherrlichte das NS-Regime, behauptete, auf den „Fleiß“ und die „Formbestimmtheit“ der Deutschen neidische fremde Mächte hätten Deutschland in beiden Weltkriegen überfallen"

"In seinem Gutachten zur AfD vom 15. Januar 2019 urteilte das Bundesamt für Verfassungsschutz (BfV) mit Bezug auf Kempers Belege, Höckes Identität mit „Landolf Ladig“ sei „nahezu unbestreitbar“ und „angesichts der plausibilisierten Faktendichte nahezu mit Gewissheit anzunehmen"

So to me this is 100% Neonazi ideology and this is where he came from. Now of course he hides it wherever he can, but at least to me it is obvious, that he still believes all of it. Would you really be comfortable with such a guy as chancellor?
I think China's difficulties stem from an excessive speculative bubble in real estate, based on the notion/hope that manufacturing and technology industries would continue high rates of growth.

Oklahoma's main economic basis is oil and gas, plus some agricultural and manufacturing, which doesn't seem to justify a massive investment in corporate office space, especially in a city that is so spread out that working from home is a strong argument over driving 20 miles to work.

But, maybe they're betting that oil and gas will make a rebound if there's a change in government in November, who knows.
Where will all these occupants going to park?
Given the source, it would simply take too long to sort out the egregious errors and misrepresentations it is likely to contain.
We also need something for phone numbers, since these also get leaked all the time and then you get weird Whatsapp calls. Reporting has no use, the numbers in Whatsapp never get blocked.
On top of that, women are underrepresented at the highest levels of most fields

Even with a truly even playing field, this will persist. The curve is simply flatter for men. Short of genetic reengineering, there will always be more men at the very highest and very lowest potentials. For example, males make up 60.8% of homeless people and 68.5% of CEOs.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/962171/share-homeless-pe....

https://www.zippia.com/chief-executive-officer-jobs/demograp...
Why not HSCs? They work great for fast passenger travel between islands.
Ah, this had me laughing.