skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's frustrating, I agree. People are obviously going to continue being people with pyramid schemes and the like. At the same time, there are enough who also agree that it's a mess, have closely studied the successes and mistakes of the past, and are building a solid foundation for doing this right. I mean, what we're really talking about here is creating a fundamentally new system for which the financial system operates upon ... it's going to take time ... longer than five years. And the progress that I've seen thus far is encouraging.
Meh just a bug in a release. Rapid innovation or stability - pick one.

The military chooses stability, which addresses OP's immediate concerns - there's a deeper Skynet/BlackMirror-type concern about having interconnected military systems, and I don't see a solution to that, whether the root cause is rogue AI or cyberattack.
Countries in this chart have the highest number of detected spam-bots
It's unzoomable on mt phone, and I don't have a portative microscope, could someone give 2 sentences whats "berserk" about responses?
AWS is so large, every concept of hardware is virtualized over a software layer. “Instance storage” is no different. It’s just closer to the edge with your node. It’s not some box in a rack where some AWS tech slots in an SSD. AWS has a hardware layer, but you’ll never see it.
The sad thing is, it does not have to be this way. Estonia has biometry-based identity, information sharing between agencies etc. and, I assure you, is not a dystopian hellhole because the way these things have been set up. You biometry, for example, is captured and used by one agency for one purpose only - to issue physical and electronic identity documents. Nobody else gets access. I helped build some of these things, have done research on how and why it functions. AMA.
> (optionally tagging dang depending on the severity)

There's no such thing as tagging anyone on HN; if you want to get mod attention, there's an email address listed at https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Just a guess, but understanding how LLMs are built may also help you if you want to fine-tune a model. Someone who knows more may confirm or contradict this.
>> progress forecasting based on historical task velocity, without the need for manual estimation?

Yeah give managers another topic for quick one-hour weekly sessions )))
Looks like they lowered quantization a bit too much. This sometimes happens with my 7B models. Imagine all the automated CI pipelines for LLM prompts going haywire on tests today.
Customers of various smart television brands have, over the past few years, reported that their newly acquired television will, given power, connect to nearby open wireless networks without user intervention or permission.
Quite hilarious, especially given the fact that no-one can understand these black-box AI systems at all and comparing this to the human brain is in fact ridiculous as even everyone can see that ChatGPT is spewing out this incoherent nonsense without reason.

So the laziness 'fix' in January did not work. Oh dear.
Take your nonsense elsewhere, this is not a place for alt-truth. Nothing is black and white but in this conflict it's clear which side is the evil one.
Or Amazon is a bookseller.
It's an interesting question (and I upvoted you, though I'm the GP):

First, dissent is mostly about speech, IMHO, and DEI is only incidentally about speech. But let's look at it as an act that contests the status quo.

The point of DEI is to change the status quo, in which power, status, wealth, and freedom are distributed disproportionately to white males. A widespread belief (that I share, but I'm trying to examine this neutrally) is that it's largely due to racism and sexism that are historic, current, and systemic [0]. The whole point of DEI is to change that.

DEI has been embraced by many in power, making it an odd 'dissent', though maybe that's just a successful dissent - it's an generations-old dissent that people finally came around to. At the same time, it's still a dissent against the many status quo powers that are fighting against DEI.

[0] By 'systemic', I mean it's a product of a system that nobody quite chooses, but as long as everyone keeps operating it, it produces these results. For example, disproportionate hiring of white males could be because hiring is based on your personal network, which is based on who you work with, etc., and it becomes circular. People don't have to be seeking racist outcomes to produce them.
I would have thought it was built in... Dart! Congrats for the launch
Explained/documented pretty well here:

- https://djanes.xyz/spam-on-github-is-getting-crazy-these-day...

- https://youtu.be/CEZ3WEdNS-c (Reaction video)
Cloanto does not singularly hold the authority to make AmigaOS open source. As you well know, the ownership and legal rights to AmigaOS have been entangled in intricate legal matters, particularly following the involvement of Hyperion Entertainment and the settlement agreement under Amiga Inc.

Mike, as part of the new Amiga company, is in a legal position that potentially allows for such a transition. However, decisions around making AmigaOS open source are not solely at his discretion but are influenced by a web of legal agreements and considerations.

"At the end of December 2015, Austrian self-proclaimed "hacktivist" Mr. Bernhard R. Fischer gave a speech titled "The Ultimate Amiga 500 Talk" [236] at the 32th Chaos Communication Congress in Hamburg, Germany. At about the same time as the speech, during which Mr. Bernhard R. Fischer cited his own past as a "cracker" and "spreader", the proprietary source code of Amiga OS 3.1 was leaked to that same event's file sharing network, and immediately became public [237]. Analysis of this leaked source code revealed how Cloanto had contributed to the Amiga operating system as far back as 1993 [230], leading to some speculation on whether it could use this status in relation to the complex legal proceedings between Hyperion Entertainment and the Amiga parties, and in the context of an open source scenario.
Between 2016 and 2017, Cloanto added some details about "possible futures involving open source, a nonprofit and/or foundation, and other long-term preservation scenarios" to its cloanto.org page [238]. In what seemed like a response to this, Hyperion Entertainment director Mr. Timothy De Groote stated that "We cannot legally support this. Once it is open source, this is an irreversible decision that is beyond the scope of our license under the Amiga Inc. Settlement Agreement." [240]."

For a more detailed understanding, please read the Amiga Documents https://sites.google.com/site/amigadocuments/
Retrieval-based prompt selection for code-related few-shot learning [pdf]
Large language models trained on massive code corpora can generalize to new tasks without the need for taskspecific fine-tuning. In few-shot learning, these models take as input a prompt, composed of natural language instructions, a few instances of task demonstration, and a query and generate an output. However, the creation of an effective prompt for coderelated tasks in few-shot learning has received little attention. We present a technique for prompt creation that automatically retrieves code demonstrations similar to the developer task, based on embedding or frequency analysis. We apply our approach, CEDAR, to two different programming languages, statically and dynamically typed, and two different tasks, namely, test assertion generation and program repair. For each task, we compare CEDAR with state-of-the-art task-specific and fine-tuned models. The empirical results show that, with only a few relevant code demonstrations, our prompt creation technique is effective in both tasks with an accuracy of 76% and 52% for exact matches in test assertion generation and program repair tasks, respectively. For assertion generation, CEDAR outperforms existing taskspecific and fine-tuned models by 333% and 11%, respectively. For program repair, CEDAR yields 189% better accuracy than task-specific models and is competitive with recent fine-tuned models. These findings have practical implications for practitioners, as CEDAR could potentially be applied to multilingual and multitask settings without task or language-specific training with minimal examples and effort.
Meta's chief AI researcher says OpenAI's "world simulator" Sora is a dead end
Hahaha, accurate.
I love that they just asked it but they didn't explain why.
Why are you acting as if PCIe switches are some secret technology? It was extremely grating for me to read your comments.
One is an expression of all through self, another is a skill to a solution. One is given value by society's response, the other by a companies incentives.

When you take an artists desire to speak to the world through self expression, and believe it's equivalent to building software you're forgetting that one of them is already extremely well compensated, the other is not aligned with those incentives.

But to be extremely well compensated, and then try to rob artists of their livelihoods for profit and convenience -- yes, folks are going to think this argument isn't quite as balanced as you're painting it.
Thanks, that's good to know. I didn't think those @ tags did much, but there's so many hidden features of HN that I can never be truly sure.
do you want to fix the problem or just complain about it? mail the executives directly if you want the former. The latter is what the forum is for.
Mathematical Tables Project
What if there's a vulnerability in the app itself?

I have no idea if that's what they're concerned about - they may just be being arseholes in this case - but from the outside it seems like a legit reason to build in the capability for app expiration.
We left the country in January, in part because we saw this coming as far back as the first election. Things are not going well there.
I mean, a bug this magnitude should certainly have been caught in any sort of CI/CD pipeline. It’s not like LLMs are incompatible with industry-wide deployment practices.
It is a collection of screenshots and embeds of tweets with replies and the statement that something has broken.
Seemingly a confirmation by OpenAI that something has broken.
A complaint that the system prompt is now 1700 tokens.
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Feels like there is nothing to see here.
Same, it sometimes confuses me and I think I'm on Google. But maybe that's exactly the point.
I've never had an Apple product and I never will. I hate their fan base, shallow virtue signaling, and business model.
There is evidence of jealousy behaviors in our closest cousins, the chimpanzees. You can imagine how much that feeling is amplified within humans.
Yeah that's pretty much what I ended up with when I played with the API about a year ago and started changing the parameters. Everything would ultimately turn into more and more confusing English incantation, ultimately not even proper words anymore.
Any device that connects to my wireless network is not able to do anything until I go into an app on my phone and manually move it to an account that will give it access. Fortunately, there are no other open networks within range.
The biggest thing missing from this is you have to build a brick house with a hammer and nails or a wooden house with mortar.

The premise of micro-services where lost in complexity, the whole point always was "you should be able to select the tools you like".
It's _amazing_ how much work monorepo fans put into "making a monorepo operate like a polyrepo", when they could just...
Would have been way cooler if was a real mouse. I figured they put a neuralink in the mouse too and the human learned to control its little mouse brain. Moving a mouse cursor, that’s pretty boring. It would be interesting if the user doesn’t need a cursor at all to fully use a computer.
Sounds a lot like when one of my schizo ex-friends would start clanging https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clanging
IDK, maybe it's like with googling? The input matters? In this case, also the context.

I've learned to not deviate from the core topic I'm discussing because it affects the quality of the following responses. Whenever I have a question or comment that is not so much related to the current topic, I open a new tab with a new chat.

I know that their system prompt is getting huge and adds a lot of overhead and possible confusion, but all in all the quality of the responses is good.
This is not correct. Go to a phone booth, get Signal, never need the phone number again. Any phone will do. Get a phone number from a different country online and without identity check, who cares, you will never need it again.
I just checked and it looks normal (if an LLM answer could be considered normal).

I asked what were dangerous levels of ferritin in the body.

It replied by telling me of the usual levels in men and women.

Then I asked again emphasizing that I asked about dangerous levels, then it provided again a correct answer.
I can’t remember the name but I remember reading about a bloom filter variant that does this. :)
Delegating tasks to Fly Machines
I don't follow what you are trying to say.

But do-it, do-it-cheap, do-it-at-scale, do-it-right has been the standard playbook out of Asia for 50 years now. I'd suggest that Canon is going down the road of being a player in the 5nm market.
Anthropic was sued for regurgitating lyrics in Claude: https://www.theverge.com/2023/10/19/23924100/universal-music...
the older units might not have meters, while the newer ones could be upgraded while empty.

All on one meter is common in old houses that have been divided into apartments.
They're probably pretty sue happy.
Do different people get different prompts? How hard would it be to generate prompts based on cohorts/personas? Or at an individual level?
Well, since we agree the laws aren't about right or wrong, I guess you can appeal your case to the rich.
But we can't reduce everything to equal opinion, an extreme relativism. There's also the conflict between truth and norms - sometimes the norms haven't caught up with the truth. Here are examples, without commenting on Israel and Gaza.

Think of climate change: should denialists be given time in a science class? It's a controversial issue; many believe the denialists; but factually it's wrong.

Think of Galileo teaching astronomy, when very few believed him. Should he have tolerated factually wrong opinions? It would be hard not to, but it would be a lie and waste of time.
Funny. Kagi was the payment solution I used to sell shareware in the late 90'ies. I believe the company later disappeared due a fraud case that made it bankrupt.

Seems like both domain and company name is recycled into this now.
I believe it should be double, „like this“, not single quotes.
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This sorta feels like some sort of mathematical or variable assignment bug somewhere in the stack - maybe an off-by-one (or more) during tokenization or softmax? (Or someone made an accidental change to the model's temperature parameter.)

Whatever it is, the model sticks to topic, but still is completely off: https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/1avyp21/this_felt_...
(If the author were human, this style of writing would be attributed to sleep deprivation, drug use, and/or carbon monoxide poisoning.)
Recipes can't be copyrighted but the text describing a recipe can. This is to discourage it from copying recipes verbatim but still allow it to be useful for recipes.
If you are doing this with your own hardware it is still less costly than cloud even if it mostly sits idle.

Cloud is approx 5x sticker cost for compute if its sustained.

Your discounts may vary, rue the day those discounts are taken away because we are all sufficiently locked in.
> Had we continued to collaborate

And the West would have had access to the same tech. The issue with putting a wall between yourself and the biggest manufacturing hub on the planet is that the well manufactured stuff might not be on your side of the wall.
You should still put a password on your Wi-Fi network to encrypt your traffic.
This is a worry, but (a) so far it’s still in the future (b) 5G coverage is not complete enough in residential areas, at least in America. Many houses have extremely poor cell service.
So You Want to Ship a Command-Line Tool for macOS (2022)
No one was saying that it was happening every time, just sporadically. Therefore it was interesting for when it did happen not when it didn't.
Copyright infringement I guess. Other ideas could be passed off as a combination of several sources. But if you’re printing out the lyrics for Lose Yourself word for word, there was only one source for that, which you’ve plagiarised.
That’s my experience as well. I am still looking for alternatives, but Textract is now the baseline.
Well, let's just say... I'll believe it when it's actually published. This is this same archive page from 2010: http://web.archive.org/web/20100420105155/https://www.topshe...

And this is the original announcement from 2007!!!: http://web.archive.org/web/20070928025437/http://www.topshel...

That's when I first heard of this, with the cover all done way back then. So yeah, I cannot believe this will finally be hitting shelves. I can pre-order it, so it has to be real... right? It's been so long.
Is this meant to be how the ChatGPT designers/operators instruct ChatGPT to operate? I guess I shouldn't be surprised if that's the case, but I still find it pretty wild that they would parameterize it by speaking to it so plainly. They even say "please".
I use Github Copilot and GPT-4 to enhance my productivity. It's not perfect and not always right, but one you learn to work around its obvious limitations, it's easily the best enhancement I ever had in 25 years.
Despite differences in the underlying tech, there are parallels with Racter.

In 1985, NYT wrote: "As computers move ever closer to artificial intelligence, Racter is on the edge of artificial insanity."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Racter

Some Racter output:

https://www.ubu.com/concept/racter.html

Racter FAQ via archive.org:

https://web.archive.org/web/20070225121341/http://www.robotw...
Yes. Master.
Yes, with LG, you can apparently still avoid connecting it with recent models, which gives you have effectively a dumb monitor with (for OLED) a glorious picture. Can’t vouch for other makes.
Interestingly, there are other issues of censorship going the other way, particulary Yale giving in to right-wing donors.

Would you agree that all forms are wrong? Then we have a coalition with the power to protect speech.

> - a teacher who wanted to let that right-wing hack Yiannopolos speak (free speech)

Must they let everyone speak? What about people with nothing valuable to say? What about people who spew hate? People who generally encourage violence and hate? (I think we can agree that direct incitement to violence should be banned.)

I think it's important to lean heavily toward more speech, but there may be lines. Also, Yale is there to provide education and the best knowledge, not an equal opportunity platform for BS.
Ha, you're right on both counts. I really love the case study approach for MBAs, though -- and I feel like one of the best things we read in preparing for Oxide was the Stanford GSB case study on Nebula[0].

[0] https://www.gsb.stanford.edu/faculty-research/case-studies/n...
Charles I was a Stuart. Tudors are off the hook for that one at least.
Didn't notice this but ChatGPT has clearly become useless for me.

Can't get it to do some actual work and write some code.

Latest disappointment was when i tried to convert some python code to java code.

90% of the result was :

// Further processing...

// Additional methods like load, compute, etc.

// Define parameters needed

// Other fields and methods...

// Other fields follow the same pattern

// Continue with other fields

// Other fields...

// Methods like isHigh(), addEvent() need to be implemented based on logic
A 7-digit colony is a very distant thing, despite of Musk's nutty ideas. Guy can barely get his car things or his HLS things right, not sure why people trust him to lead on Mars colonization. His plans are not serious.

At current levels of technology and investment, colonization won't happen in our lifetimes. I'd wager we'll get, at best, a few very very dangerous and expensive crewed missions and some very basic infrastructure.
Companieshouse/ch.gov.uk: Companies House core web application
Whichever. As long as it works. Plenty of choice. Instead they spend time with crypto crap.
Similarly, for me as an R person `polars` feels a bit more like R than `pandas`

q = (
pl.scan_csv("docs/data/iris.csv")
.filter(pl.col("sepal_length") > 5)
.group_by("species")
.agg(pl.all().sum())
)

df = q.collect()
I've tried 4 different sim cards in telegram. None of them seem to work. Not sure why a "privacy" app is asking for a phone number in the first place.
You can even run a conventional database if you don't trust each other.

The only party requiring trust us the one managing the database.

Wirks pretty well in the real world.
Enough with this fake intelligence already!
wouldn't the next bloke using the booth for same cause get the whole account?