skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's hard for me to read that gif. Are you certain this is coming from Crowdstrike, or could it be by chance this was already happening from something else prior to the installation? They would want to know if this is coming from them. If you can show how you were able to confirm Crowdstrike is doing this have your security team open a high priority case with them. Try to increase log level [1] and see if it mentions opening /dev/urandom at the same time this happens. Otherwise you may have to use strace or other methods of capturing system calls from it. Maybe lsof -n will give some clues.

[1] - https://www.dell.com/support/kbdoc/en-us/000178209/how-to-co...
"Mirror mirror on the wall, who is the sweariest anti-hero of them all"
The statement on you not being able to use LLaMA 2 to benchmark is also false and highly misleading see https://x.com/BlancheMinerva/status/1760302091166241163?s=20
I don't think this is a problem with Digital Ocean. Some googling makes me think this is a configuration issue with Shiny Server: https://github.com/rstudio/shiny-server/issues/326
Build an app and win a Cybertruck (contest)
A coding/app building challenge that gives away a Tesla Cybertruck. I’m not a fan of this tin box but YMMV. There seems to be an option to get equivalent price money. I would def be up for that
What are the supported languages of these models?
What are some advantages to ReadySet versus read replicas from YugabyteDB or CockroachDB? A downside is that it appears to require a separate cloud subscription.
Well, oligarchy is the eventual result of liberalism. Even though we may have started equal, some people, through luck or questionable methods, have attained a position of power, possibly by being owners of a company that has a monopolistic status. And now, via regulatory capture and targeted actions against competitors, looks to subvert the "free" hand of the market.

Why can't you get decent internet in the States? Because on each location there are two or maybe three companies that collude to keep prices high. And when you try to start your own ISP, suddenly these companies offer crazy good/under cost prices so that your new ISP is unable to survive, and then jack up the prices again.

Of course, at any point, as a consumer, you are absolutely free to enter into a contract with whatever ISP you want. If only there were a few more...

Now tell me how do you fix that without bigger state imposing specific regulations.
interesting; i hadn't heard about that

it looks like there was one in 02018: https://www.trendmicro.com/vinfo/es/security/news/vulnerabil... and another one in 02021 which only affected macos users with a non-default configuration https://portswigger.net/daily-swig/git-vulnerability-could-e... and more worryingly two in 02022 https://www.infoq.com/news/2023/01/git-remote-code-vulnerabi...

hopefully there aren't any new ones
A small typo in your model link that breaks it. There’s an extra ; on the end.
If it does not work, try this link:https://calendly.com/retell-ai/retell-ai-user?month=2024-02
This is an interesting idea, but some of the lamest commenters have tens of thousands of karma points, and many of the best commenters have relatively little karma because they don't spend all their time on HN.

How do you structure this to avoid that problem? How would the system work for a new account just created to get established?
Thats kind of what I said, the rules are hard, supply and demand, time preference, marginal utility, those are forces that cant be argued with, but it doesnt mean they have precise predictive power.
How is it a “humble brag” that I donated three bucks to an open source project? The only reality here is that you’re acting like a fundamentally unpleasant person
There’s a fantastic interview on YouTube with Dave Cutler. It’s 3 hours long but there are a few 10 minute highlight clips on the same channel.

https://youtu.be/xi1Lq79mLeE?si=Pqvm2XYwrYxNLutR
Great! Google is now participating in the AI race to zero with Meta, as predicted that $0 free AI models would eventually catch up against cloud-based ones.

You would not want to be in the middle of this as there is no moat around this at all. Not even OpenAI.
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Mixtral 8x7b continues to amaze me, even though I have to run it with 3 bit quantization on my Mac (I just have 32G memory). When I run this model on commercial services with 4 or more bits of quantization I definitely notice, subjectively, better results.

I like to play around with smaller models and regular app code in Common Lisp or Racket, and Mistral 7b is very good for that. Mixing and matching old fashioned coding with the NLP, limited world knowledge, and data manipulation capabilities of LLMs.
The data is in: WFH is better for some companies/people and worse for others.

Debating that one is objectively better than the other is silly.
My impression is that OpenAI was founded by true believers, with the best intentions; whose hopes were ultimately sidelined in the inexorable crush of business and finance.
> ReadySet is licensed under the BSL 1.1 license, converting to the open-source Apache 2.0 license after 4 years.

What does this mean?
I would really like to see more discussions about the difficulties using LLVM can create for smaller language projects. The entire PL ecosystem is hyped up to revolve around the project, but rarely do you see language designers and solo/small group devs talk specifically about problems relying on LLVM. The history section of XL’s page cites non-commitment to code compatibility between releases as their big struggle, which is a change from the more common complaints of inherent complexity and compilation time. I’d love to see more discussion of this, and maybe, see a focus on smaller backends and code generation tools for compilation, like QBE.

Anyone with recommendations for reading would be welcome to dump those here.
The Windows 95 floppy install was so bad it was worth borrowing a CD-ROM drive from another computer to run the install from instead.
This is incredible and terrifying at the same time. Does it support long context? As in, can I voice chat with an instance of an agent, and then later in a different chat refer to items discussed in the previous chat? Can I also type / text with the agent and have it recall items from a previous session?
Hope to see support for this in ollama soon!
But then you're probably going to want to set up a bunch of *arrs and a nas, and things are looking less and less like a straightforward alternative to an appletv.
> Maybe they could just put in flashing text plus a flashing background plus a microwave attack on the reader.

And a fast moving image where if you click on it you get a prize. Call it punch the chimp or something..
NASA grabbed 120 grams of rubble from asteroid Bennu
Fair enough. Sufficiently good for me though (my daily driver).
> Everyone already knew this was the case and having hard data around it was never going to change anything.

See also: open offices.

It's a con. Everyone knows it's a con. But it's one of those cons that get so big, everyone just pretends like they're not rotten liars.
You can run Gemma and hundreds of other models(many fine-tuned) in llama.cpp. It's easy to swap to a different model.

It's important there are companies publishing models(running locally). If some stop and others are born, it's ok. The worst thing that could happen is having AI only in the cloud.
What kind of career refocus are you thinking about?
FYI the ; broke the link, but I found it easily anyway.
Researchers increasingly view tech as having human-like qualities
What is an example of such an agency?
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Not taking a side, but to understand the comment you are replying to, you would do well to look up the concept of countersignalling.
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Corrected - thanks :)
Hmm, am I seeing this correctly that the system does receive emails only via IPv4 and no IPv6? This would make the SPF check somewhat misleading as it only checks one option.
> RTO has always been about protecting real estate values

Most businesses don't own their office space afaik, so why would a business care about protecting real estate values? If anything, wouldn't the majority of businesses prefer to see a decline in real estate values as that would lead to a decrease in rent?
This is the only comment ever made on this 5 year old account?
No unfortunately strong duality does not hold for integer problems.

But your intuition is right, this is roughly how IP optimizers work. They relax the problem to a continuous one (aka convert the {0,1} to [0,1]), solve this super easy linear problem and try to find integral solutions close this linear optimum. If not, start branching on the integers and solve smaller and smaller linear problems until you prove optimality.
Install NoScript. Makes the web way better. All that cutesy JS crap is disabled by default, and for badly written websites that require JS, you can go whitelist just enough to get the page functional.
> Forsake the new fruition morsel in your beloved cookery

Sounds like lyrics from The Mars Volta.
> Then for comparison research when capitalist countries passed their various environmental protection laws.

Then, for comparison, research the position people describing themselves as libertarians hold and held on the existence of these laws...

(I'm not a big fan of blanket statements on growth like "we should slow down" either, but libertarians deserve no more credit for the enactment of environmental laws they campaigned against than Stalinists do for the reunification of Germany)
> People move into new homes.

Don't people bring their appliances with them when moving?
Architects design, a structural engineer makes sure it stands up
RTO is just backdoor age and parental status discrimination. Gotta shake out everyone who's not a cheap twentysomething.
That's an interesting point! We did consider adding memory to the voice agent, and we have use cases like an AI therapy session wanting to know the former conversation with the patient. Adding the previous chat would be very helpful as well.
The premise is flawed. The last few centuries were (also?) exceptional because we got to use millions years of stored sunlight in a much shorter amount of time.

We got used to live way above our means. Since the 1970s, this "freeloading" has been slowing down. In fact Argentina's own situation might (or might not) be heavily related to that ?

(For an example I am more familiar with, see Egypt's gas exports, commercial balance, and grain imports in the last decades, and compare with their social troubles.)

We're going to have to learn to do with a lot less in the 21rst century.
The website is called https://theburnout.app/ and its down.
Honestly, different parts of your life being snooped on and recorded in different silos is less of an issue. The real issue is when all aspects of your life are being collated by the same entity (dammit Google stop creeping) and so they can reconstruct your entire life in minute detail.
Has anyone found the context length for these models yet? So far I haven't seen it mentioned in their write-up or the model card
Will there be Gemma-vision models or multimodal Gemma models?
It did take a fair bit of trial and error with different meds and dosages to find the one that actually seemed to do something - if the medication isn't working it's definitely worth reporting back to the doctor prescribing to see what the next option is
> more or less completely eliminates “vanity names” and the “value”

With notable exceptions, i’m sure, being username69 and username420 and a few others (a similar phenomenon happened in magic the gathering, when they introduced limited edition 500 print runs of cards with the serial number stamped on them, and the only ones you can really sell or command a good price for are 1, 69, 420 and 500)
Looking forward to Gemma 7bx8 moe
Normal request:
Request -> work -> work.. -> query/db

Efective Cache:
Request -> (less)work -> cache

This Product:
Request -> work -> work.. -> query/cache

I understand the concept of caching at a boundary layer. I fail to see the point of cache at THIS boundary layer. You have all the problems of a cache with fewer benefits (you're not going to fix a thundering Hurd at this level).
Did you miss a footnote with your asterisks?
Indeed, the sad reality I've discovered is that vote count != quality. In fact some of the highest quality comments of mine tend to languish in obscurity. I don't care about karma and invisible internet points so this doesn't bother me at all, but it does seem like a reflection of a sub-optimal system, though I of course don't have answers for how to make it better.
LI does definitely like to add more and more and more categories of email/notification, and yes you have to turn those off to remail sane. (And I often turn too many off and visit less frequently as a result - but who said marketing was rational or humane?)

But I think that's different to the OP's flavour of SPAM...
I know an area that was just white space for most of the 19th, so it wasn't just to fool the Soviets, it was to fool the French too. Didn't get properly fixed until the 1933 map.

A big strip of empty paper surrounded by carefully shaded fields definitely stands out. It makes me wonder if the mapmakers could just about handle leaving data out, but couldn't countenance putting fake data in. Interestingly, the earliest OS 6" map has that area shaded as marsh, so at some point someone made a choice to leave it blank instead.

There's a fort nearby that's back by 1911, and disappears again for 1938. Guess it wasn't as obsolete as they thought it was.
You can (and someone will) fine tune it away. There are datasets which are foss you can use on hugging face.

Or you can just wait, it'll be done soon...
There are studies showing a large impact to life expectancy for peopke with ADHD. It is too large to be consistent for the vast majority of people having minimal to no impairment. Indeed, having ADHD that persists into adulthood leads to an average drop in life expectancy of almost 13 years.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30526189/

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6...

Even for those who can function in society, ADHD causes greatly increased rates of major depression, suicide, addiction, and accidental death.
Yep, that's why there are so many Bloomberg articles jacking off RTO. It's a better investment to shout about how everyone else should RTO than to do it yourself.

Shareholders and board members don't want their company to RTO, they want the entire industry to RTO. If their own company RTOs and CBD real estate crashes anyway, they're the ones that are left holding the bag, whether it's because of big fixed term leases, real estate investment or whatever other skin they have in the game.
This isn’t an open source project (which isn’t a bad thing! Just a non-obvious thing if you don’t scroll down their whole readme)
That’s pretty funny. There’s a lot of humor potential in LLMs and their interactions. On a tangent I wonder how much comedians are using them to create new material.
I deepfaked my dead cat
Not sure if I'll call this hyper inflation though?

At it's peak, Zimbabwe had a month-on-month inflation of ~80Billion %.
Right, but the majority of Kagi users pay $10 a month. I doubt DDG is getting $10 per user per month in revenue.
My link literally describes viable attacks to deanonymize users.

(But it's broken somehow:

https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=autoexec&next=394457...

)
Why wait? This person is actively wasting your time! If you'd wanted input from ChatGPT, you could've asked yourself. It's no courtesy coming from them!

In my view, what's on the order is deleting their comment and reminding them that they are entirely out of line when they pollute like that. Whether that is a wise thing to do in your situation I don't know.
ChatGPT bug causes chaos as AI generates nonsensical responses
Damn, they look amazing, planning to visit our neighbours soon, will be sure to find a place with something like that.

I think we are simpler fellows regarding food but we enjoy them a lot :P
This v1 model is focused on English support, but you may find some multilingual capabilities.
>That sounds like a common world problem, not anything specifically Brazilian.

Before the pandemic I personally never saw a single person denying vaccines to their children. Our health system had one of the most successful vaccination programs in the world, we were nearing 100% rates on a country with a scale of continent. Since Bolsonaro our rates are dropping on a very alarming rate and on the streets you see people trash talking vaccines all the time, even solved diseases and infections are returning because of this.

And about the 700k deaths, a lot of studies have been published proving that if the piece of shit bought the vaccines earlier hundreds of thousands of lives could've been saved, or if he did not made a public campaign AGAINST the vaccine we could've saved countless lives.
Russia is also employing Russians to manufacture arms who spend their salary in the Russian economy. The important thing is how much value in infrastructure the government gets for the keynsian boost it's giving, since wars generally last until one side runs out of credit.

The apocryphal calculus in Afghanistan was a 100 000$ US Stinger missile was generally worth one 2 000 000$ soviet helicopter. I'm sure there are US defense systems that would be similarly good tradeoffs, but I'm also sure there are difficulties in spending billions at a time on anything cost-effective. It's hard to spend large amounts of capital effectively and all that.
A lot of people (myself included) procrastinate on something because it's emotionally uncomfortable, without necessarily having ADHD. For example, when I was much younger, I'd procrastinate on math homework specifically, not because I struggled with focus, but because it was difficult to admit to myself that I didn't know how to do it and would need to practice. Subjects that came more naturally to me (English, science) didn't give me a "fear of failure" response in the same way.
What language and tools did you learn that helped you finally be able to cope?

This is something I also struggle with and as I get older it feels like I’m losing opportunities to do the things I want to do to ADHD
Pretty sure that this is the database that Jon Gjengset[0] was working on as part of his thesis project. There have been several videos shared by him during talks about the system. It's a really interesting concept.

edit: Here's[1] a video where he talks about the concept

[0]: https://www.youtube.com/@jonhoo
[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GctxvSPIfr8
There are probably arguments either way, some things are quite obviously better remote, and some things in person.

Managing people is maybe easier in person. It's certainly easier if you're a 'controlling boss', as you can intimidate and harry employees much more effectively in the flesh (I'm not advocating that btw).

It makes you wonder. Why are companies often so against hiring (as employees) people who have been freelance, or run their own business, for example? Perhaps a good part of the whole institution of the 'company' is about coercion, rather than just 'working together for a common purpose'.
Do we get a discount for your MITM?

Marketing still doing damage control, I see.
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Because the decision isn't made for the benefit of the business. It's made for the benefit of individuals; either management, their friends/families, or investors. At the expense of shareholders and employees.
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Also had a good exp at my last startup using GitHub projects. Very dev driven/dev friendly. Easy to highlight over-work, easy to have multiple views (sectioned lists for prioritization, columns for limiting WIP) There’s a decent parent/child relationship for splitting up large tasks across hands (though I try to avoid this). Dart looks interesting, but give GH projects a whirl
Getting a million people to Mars, assuming Musk's price optimism is accurate, is somewhere around 10% of the upgrade costs Earth's electricity grids already need, or about half the material (not land, not planning, not political) cost of building a new circumglobal 1Ω TW-scale power grid from aluminium.

I would (if I had a say in the matter) go for the Moon over Mars or an orbital space station. An orbital space station (or collection of them) for a million people would be very hard, because we don't have a convenient small asteroid to mine for building materials and therefore can't ISRU. I'd pick the Moon because it's close enough that when the inevitable black swan catastrophe happens, it's only a few days travel so we'd have a chance of saving almost everyone's lives if all the water or food was lost to depressurisation/the outside environment/surprise mould.

Mars, to rephrase what I wrote before, is less hospitable than all the worst environmental disasters we can experience on Earth, even if those disasters were combined. Being able to colonise it means we can fix basically anything that goes wrong here.
I wonder if you could integrate this info with the wonderful place that is https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Home or cooperate in some way. Seems this would fit in well, at any rate.
We release our non-aligned models (marked as pretrained or PT models across platforms) alongside our fine-tuned checkpoints; for example, here is our pretrained 7B checkpoint for download: https://www.kaggle.com/models/google/gemma/frameworks/keras/...
That's neurodiversity and the social model of disability in a nutshell. We've defined a very narrow set of neurotypes as normal and treat any divergence from it as a disorder. We've additionally structured society in such a way that only this very narrow set is accommodated and provided affordances, making these disorders disabling to those "suffering" from it.

It's worth remembering that ADHD drugs can be an affordance even if we accept a social model of disability and a neurodiverse view of humanity. But the systems we have built drastically exaggerate the degree to which ADHD is "inherently" disabling, e.g. not opening your mail can land you in prison. Yes of course there's more to that than it just being "mail" but the mechanism itself is more dangerous to someone with ADHD traits than someone without them.

The same goes for autism by the way: arguably there are many benefits to autistic traits (which seems odd to explain on a site like this when for the longest time programmers online used to joke that we're all autistic and when the "aspie supremacist movement" is literally a thing) but at the same time it can be extremely disabling simply due to "how we do things", e.g. having to use the phone to book an appointment or being in a noisy office full of other people in order to get paid.

It's interesting to consider not only what we could do to provide affordances and accommodations more equitably but also who else would benefit from this as a kind of inverse collateral damage.