skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As a major proponent of gentrification, I feel obligated to put in a good word.

Compared to global cities, American cities are woefully under-built and underutilized. 70s white-flight, interstates and inner cities made cities the place for poor people. As things normalize and as young people return to cities, this anomaly is beginning to resolve itself.

This is a great thing for the poor who lived there. They can sell their suddenly expensive land make a big buck. Except, they never owned the land they lived on. They never purchased even so much as an apartment when the prices were rock bottom. Now they don't have any assets to liquidate.

This highlights the key enemies of poor people. Not yuppies or gentrification, but instead.

1. Slumlords - you couldn't have owned cuz they won't sell. You can't built because of horrible housing policy.

2. Bad education and cultural aversion to investing - you could have owned, but you never bought.

3. Bad Public transport - makes the inevitable displacement be a zero sum game.

Don't hate the yuppies who are being forced move to cities to work for companies there. Blame the city for limiting their local populations ability to make money of an a great opportunity.

What about neighborhood character though? Well, what about it. Every neighborhood's character has changed through the generation. The 'my suburb will be the same in 50 years' mentality is a uniquely recent take from American suburbia, and is already being proven wrong as the youth abandons them and maintenence costs are picking up.
> The chance of a 50-year old (and I say that as someone not too far off that) being correct about youth (non-?)subcultures is so low,

Care to elaborate? Why is there somethin intrinsic in age that makes teen subcultures so difficult to grasp? And that is for everybody? I mean, even an educator working 10 hours a day in close contact with such subcultures?

And what does make teen subcultures so evasive specifically? They change fast?
Already available in Ollama v0.1.26 preview release, if you'd like to start playing with it locally:

- https://github.com/ollama/ollama/releases/tag/v0.1.26
> What do we know about computer security and physical access? If I can touch the machine, I can hack and own it.

Can you hack and own my fully patched Pixel phone? Or my GF's iPhone? Sure, sophisticated state-sponsored actors can sometimes do it by burning several million dollars worth of 0days in the process, but some two-digit IQ riff-raffs? Probably not so much.

EDIT: just to be clear - by "two-digit IQ riff-raff" I meant OP's neighborhood car thieves, not you :)
https://www.shinyapps.io

Pricing page mentions something about 'active hours', and if you're on 'free' or 'starter' tier, no more users can use the app until next month. Their pricing page doesn't mention anything about 'concurrent' users, but that error message might just be a legacy holdover?
Sadly the solution, a firmware variant with ZNS instead of the normal random write block device, just isn't on offer (please tell if I'm wrong; I'd love one!).
Because with ZNS you can get away with tiny caps, large enough to complete the in-flight blocks (not the buffered ones, just those that are already at the flash chip itself), plus one metadata journal/ring buffer page to store write pointers and zone status for all zones touched since the last metadata write happened.
Given that this should take about 100 μs, I don't see unannounced power loss really that problematic to deal with.

In theory the ATX PSU reports imminent power loss with a mandatory notice of no less than 1ms; this would easily be enough to finish in-flight writes and record the zone state.
It's gone full circle. People here are commenting that the multiplayer cursors are user hostile. tbh I agree... I need to build an off switch, or at least a volume dial...

Meanwhile folks on the blog have discovered the cursor chat Easter Egg: you can hit "/" on desktop to start chatting with everyone else there.

I just screen grabbed two cursors saying the opposite to the original opinion:

> article is distracting lol

> just use inspector 2 delete article

This is hilarious chaos.
Great read! Will you be sharing any of the code you settled on (with details redacted)? This seems like a useful thing for a lot of people!
It's there now
touche!

But more seriously, an interesting project would be to simulate the conditions of our solar system's "candidate" for life ecosystems in laboratory conditions as precisely as we can based on known information, and then subject some of the toughest microorganisms we have living on earth to them, to see if at least they could survive or even thrive.

For example: recreate conditions of pressure, cold, radiation and chemical composition like those we think are the case in Titan's subterranean ocean, and then see how well a colony of water bears (tardigrades) endures.

Seems a lot more practical then speculating. I'm curious if this has been done in a systematic way by any organization on Earth.
I was about to post exactly the same… haha.

I’ve been doing a recent deep dive in languages as part of my own overly ambitious language attempt and only recently found out that Logo was in fact Lisp based.

I’m guessing that the reason it might not have taken off is because, unfortunately, it was looked upon as a ‘kid language’.

The goals of Papert and others seem a far cry from where tech has landed today.

edit: for an egregious typo
Walmart's PhonePe Launches India Mobile App Store to Rival Google
Miqu was (allegedly) an internal continued pretrain Mistral did as a test, that was leaked as a GGUF.

Maybe its just semantics, it is technically a finetune... But to me theres a big difference between expensive "continuation training" (like Solar 10.7B or Mistral 70B) and a much less intense finetuning. The former is almost like releasing a whole new base model.

It would be awesome if Mistral did that with their data, but thats very different than releasing a Gemma Instruct finetune.
And now it says "Yup". That was pretty quick!
> What do we know about computer security and physical access? If I can touch the machine, I can hack and own it.

It’s not the 2000s any more. Even national security agencies have trouble with phone decryption, and that suggests a path forward for cars using a tamper-resistant secure element since car thieves won’t spend more money attacking something than they can resell it for. Cars need service regularly you can have a way to replace a damaged SE which is more restricted so a legitimate owner can regain control of their stolen property - if you required, say, a government photo ID check for the owner on the title to reset the encryption keys, car thieves are highly unlikely to spend time getting high-quality fake ID since the odds of getting caught would go up dramatically, and you could deter shady auto shops by requiring them to submit proof of their ID verification for that service.
ADHD linked to evolutionary success in ancient humans
The same problem exist for car keys.

The answer is, when a person "inevitably lose[s] it", they need to pay to get their electronics refit.
1. There was one library that would generate types for your routes but it doesn't work properly with the new vite config. I think one of the contributors is working on a library to add that to vite

2. I use remix-hook-forms. It's got helpers that validate on server side and lets you send the errors back to the client and that will display the error on the frontend. This way you can have server side additional validations and send those errors to the client
Do you think there is the possibility of consumer or end-user apps collecting enough specialized data to move downwards on your graph to infra and foundational models?
Father Forgets (1927) [pdf]
Again this is not the US. This involves Canada, there is no second amendment.
> Ah great, I'll simply caucus with That Other Party and lose my personal rights as a queer atheist.

You're creating a false dichotomy. We could prosecute criminals and not take initiative to remove rights for queer atheists. These are in no way related so it's weird to lump them in.

Besides, "That Other Other Party" who presumably doesn't want to take personal rights from queer atheists could simply prosecute the criminals themselves. If you like "That Other Other Party" overall and want to see criminals prosecuted, that's what you would pursue. But if you don't pursue that it's pretty clear you just don't want to see criminals prosecuted.
That's not what I said at all. See my last sentence:

> My point isn't to say who has it harder, or which field is "better," just to point out that the fields aren't comparable at all.
I genuinely cannot tell if this (specifically the last line) is satirical or not.
You're right, of course, about "influencers" and advertising and how they work now. But so was the poster to whom you responded, in that those do not create a shared mono-culture.
Guns can be made DIY, but laws still mitigate.
Could you share what models you consider to be OK for commercialization?
C-suite execs not immune to downsizing drama at Cisco
> How do you calculate this value of zero percent?

This gets messy for obvious topological/continuity reasons, but a shocking number of applications are both correct and simple to reason about if you choose to define 0/0 == 0 (kind of like how if you choose to universally define sum(empty_set) == 0 and product(empty_set) == 1 then tons of higher-level formulae just work and don't have to special-case a base case).

In context, there's no good reason to pick that definition of 0/0 per se (other than my prior that 0/0 == 0 probably simplifies some downstream math), but it's kind of nice to see that if crime is at 0% then there is also zero crime.

> And who wrote the headline?

Now we're asking the real questions ;)
Did Intel get the license?
Shameless self plug, but in order to guarantee rhyming, you might want to read this paper:

https://paperswithcode.com/paper/most-language-models-can-be...
A tow truck attracts attention - there will be a dozen witnesses who watch you do everything - not one will think to remember any details that can identify you. Just replace the vinyl sticker on the door with your false company name on after each job and you are safe from being caught.
You either have to enable E2EE or disable both Messages in iCloud and device backups. Otherwise the device backups contain a copy of your messages.
This article demonstrates a fundamental misunderstanding of what teenagers are—language like "what teenagers today are offered instead", and "kids ... need more, deserve more"—this is a mom who thinks that teenagers live in a world created for them by the adults and that the adults have failed them.

This is the opposite of my memory of being a teenager. Teenagers, as a rule, are actively seeking to define their identity independent of the adults around them. The subcultures of our teenagehood weren't carefully constructed extracurriculars that our parents prepared for us, they were formed organically by the kids themselves, and they were subcultures intentionally crafted to exclude the adults in our lives. My dad was big into football, so my brother and I went all-in on the nerd culture. My dad didn't get D&D and MTG and fantasy novels any more than this mom gets what her daughter is participating in, and that was part of the point.

Teenagers are kids who have hit the age where the modern, hovering parenting style completely falls apart. They're not living in your world anymore because their hormones are telling them it's time to forge their own path. It's time to begin to let go, not attempt to craft a better subculture scene for them.
It's throwing an error at the end. Also only saw around 5-6 options for country selection, none of which were applicable for me.
I wonder if people will get confused with the naming

Gemma, Gemini pro, Gemini advanced, Gemini ultra

To a layperson it is not obvious which one is better than the other
Just speculating, but do a factory reset and never ever connect it to the Internet. Maybe try older firmware if it's available.
> But hey it runs on Windows, which is better than 99% of research languages.

So rude. Why would I want to run WINE just for that?
Nobody that would consider using such an index would be browsing YouTube without an ad blocker.

Free labour is how I was downloading YT videos to my unsupported Windows Phone device in 2011.
Signal has said that they don't want a decentralized network until they have settled on their standard and implementation as they see decentralized federation as what has prevented email from modernizing . I'm assuming they will never get to the point where they feel Signal is stable enough to decentralize.
If you go to the Real Digital site (vendor that makes the board), they appear to also sell it commercially, albeit at the higher price of ~$4k (compared to their academic pricing of ~$2k).
Growing up, my parents didn't have encouragement or patience in their emotional toolkit. You were expected to do everything perfectly - homework, writing a letter, any kind of planning, even sweeping the floor or washing dishes - and if you struggled in any way you were berated at length.

Many decades later even mundane things can be a battle - ringing a doctor to ask for an appointment, or a provider to query a bill, filling in forms and so on. Most of my procrastination stems from my experiences back them. It is easier in my mind to defer action than to risk the imagined verbal abuse. I'd imagine a fair share of non-ADHD related organisational issues can be traced to similar experiences.

Just like you can't out-train a bad diet, you can't out-live a shitty childhood.
sounds like rebase with force push remote. (well, every push is a force push in git. so just rebase+push. ...except on github if you have "protected branches")
Unbefkglievable — Another week, another new name?
We Need Major, but Not FDA Reform
It seems surprising to me that they went from shipping a vulnerable WebKit with numerous public CVEs on day 1, to producing a more or less bulletproof OS?
The first one is a very good video, both factually and philosophically. I do think it's a bit odd that near the end the speaker concludes that only smashing the capitalist system can restore third spaces, though, since all of the examples of useful third places earlier in the video were consequences of the first waves of industrial capitalism. Pubs, bars, soda fountains, coffeehouses, skating rinks, bowling alleys etc.
Hah maybe I'm older than I realise.
With math specifically I had a good teacher in high school who made us practice in class together. He'd get everyone to sit around a table and he'd give handheld whiteboards to every fourth or fifth person (depending on the number of basic steps in the problem), and then the person with the whiteboard would do the first step and pass it to the person on their right. That experience stuck with me because just forcing me to get started (with help available) was enough to quickly clear up anything I was avoiding getting started on at home.

I still avoid doing things because they're emotionally uncomfortable occasionally, so I haven't really found a general solution. But it's gotten better over time and it's less of an issue when I'm more invested in something.
It's now in the 0.1.26 pre-release: https://github.com/ollama/ollama/releases/tag/v0.1.26
Microsoft Is Developing Custom Networking Solutions to Break from Nvidia's Grip
They disabled the interrogative words trigger because people found it too intrusive. ? still works
How does one detect hallucinations?
Hallucinations are an interesting artifact of LLMs where the model tends to make up facts or generate outputs that are not factually correct.

There are two broad approaches for detecting hallucinations:

1. Verify the correctness of the response against world knowledge (via Google/Bing search)

2. Verify the groundedness of the response against the information present in the retrieved context

The 2nd approach is more interesting and useful as the majority of LLM applications have an RAG component, and we ideally want the LLM only to utilize the retrieved knowledge to generate the response.

While researching state-of-the-art techniques on how to verify that the response is grounded wrt context, two of the papers stood out to us:

1. FactScore (https://arxiv.org/pdf/2305.14251.pdf): Developed by researchers at UW, UMass Amherst, Allen AI and Meta, it first breaks down the response into a series of independent facts and independently verifies if each of them.

2. Automatic Evaluation of Attribution by LLMs (https://arxiv.org/pdf/2305.06311.pdf): Developed by researchers at Ohio State University, it prompts the LLM judge to determine whether the response is attributable (can be verified), extrapolatory (unclear) or contradictory (can’t be verified).

While both the papers are awesome reads, you can observe that they tackle complementary problems and, hence, can be combined for superior performance:

1. The responses in production systems typically consist of multiple assertions; hence, breaking them into facts, evaluating them individually, and taking average is a more practical approach.

2. Many responses in production systems fall in the grey area, i.e. the context may not explicitly support (or disprove) them but one can make a reasonable argument to infer them from the context. Hence, having three options - Yes, No, Unclear is a more practical approach

This is exactly what we do at UpTrain to evaluate factual accuracy. Learn more about it: https://docs.uptrain.ai/predefined-evaluations/context-awareness/factual-accuracy
It's MQA, documented in the tech report
Mistral series in particular but those with OSI approved licenses such as Apache 2.0, MIT, etc.
if chemtrails are just contrails, how come you dont dee them in every country?

my friend lived in china for a while and there were no chemtrails to be seen there.

can you change my mind?
1. This has absolutely nothing to do with the discussion at hand - you’re literally just pulling a specific criminal case out of your ass in a country of 315 million.

2. The perps were charged and indicted, hardly ‘not enforcing laws’.

3. Law enforcement and prosecutorial discretion exists in every developed country in the world.
Pretty great advertisement for Signal, as the sole cross-platform option in the PQC bucket. Does it seem likely they will match Apple here eventually?
I agree with the feeling and while chatting with others on the page we both felt the need to have an extension or something to be able to activate this "feature" on any website. Makes it feel like you're not alone on a website.
When you say this, do you mean the chat product or the underlying model available via the API? I think it's reasonable that the chat be censored to be acceptable to a wide range of people, but my understanding is that the "raw" model access for these sorts of things tends to be a little less restricted.
I think there's a paradox, that only when you do things for others with genuinely no expectation of anything for yourself, do you actually get the most reward out of it (e:g in terms of feeling good about yourself or respected by others etc). As soon as you seek anything.. whoosh it's gone. As human beings we're all too often resistant to doing things for other people, or going without things, for no reward. We somehow get the idea of just looking after number one. In fact , the selfish thing to do is be unselfish, that's the paradox. Personally, (caveat - this is with religious convictions that others may not share) I believe God is both exasperated and amused by our behaviour. He says, "look, if you'd just all be nice to each other and stop being selfish, you know what you'd actually all be much happier.". But its like no-one wants to be the first person to be generous....
You can tell I read HN for the comments. Embarrassing!
"Now"?!?!? It's even more buggy than Windows search.
The port in question is in Montreal which is in the province of Quebec. The province of Quebec is a political minefield with special status that most politicians don't want to deal with.
> article is distracting lol

This was me! I hope you're logging the messages being sent lol
I feel like someday we’ll be able to parse the electromagnetic waves that emit from our brain as a result of our basic internal thoughts. That is, it should be theoretically possible to read minds at a distance.
I don’t think this option is available in the US. If the app doesn’t have a built-in way of blocking WiFi access, I believe you just need to turn off WiFi entirely unfortunately. If you’re not in the US, it may be different.
> Sparkies (put wires in)

Is this industry jargon, a translation, something else I'm not aware of? I'd think this was "electricians".
Precisely. So state mandated longer warranties will level the playing field for all manufacturers, whist improving environmental comcerns.
BTW, I post this for two reasons. On the off chance that this has not been previously proposed. Also, to help me understand real world applications of LLMs.
No, "crypto bad boo" is precisely because the HN crowd doesn't ignore the history of anything that crypto pretends it's disrupting. Instead all the clueless crypto bros in the crypto space end up slowly, and often painfully, re-discovering all this history and the reasons why things are the way they are.
organise with others, form a union
In a similar vein, it's been incredible to watch the Cambrian explosion of plugins since NeoVim introduced deep Lua integration and configurability.
Most won't understand the gravity of this without a concrete example.
This is a good point actually, and an underappreciated fact.

I think so many people (including me) effectively ignored Mistral 0.1's sliding window that few realized 0.2 instruct is native 32K.
I also suspect that it gets considerably worse with every bit of duct tape they stick on with to prevent it from using copyrighted song lyrics, or making pictures of Trump smoking a joint, or whatever other behavior got the wrong kind of attention this week.
Ironically, it is the most human aspect of LLMs.
This makes me think back to the Next Conf when Vercel announced Turbopack and threw out some questionable metrics and reasons why they couldn't adopt Vite. That was the most marketing hype I've seen from a tech conf. Watched the Microsoft Ignite conf afterwards and it was night and day: one looked like a marketing event, the other looked like a nerdy engineering event.
I'm partial to Large World Model (LWM).

Large Sequence Model (LSM) is OK too.