skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
And even if you delivered something nice you could still get fired for something stupid. No thanks.
It isn't censorship. It is just getting it wrong. Bing just refuses when things are censored, like trying to show Jesus having his toes sucked instead of feet washed.
These are AT commands, which specify (one way of) communication between a modem or phone and a PC, or maybe a smartphone OS and a baseband.

The phone/baseband doesn’t talk to the network in AT commands.
Looks super interesting

I wonder how many more new architectures are going to be found in the next few years
I would really question why these are your major concerns.

You are going to burn through a lot of time and resources worrying about cloud lock in and being cloud agnostic.

That’s energy that should go into building your product and finding customers.
Interesting!

Would this approach (with non-linear learning) still be able to utilize GPUs to speed up training?
One way to tell if someone is smarter than you is if they are continually taking actions that appear stupid to you, yet which keep working out for them for reasons that appear like luck.
Then they shouldn't be suing imo. Suing implies they think they shouldn't have been fired, which means their risk was not intentional. So they're not heroes.
Where did you get a non-GPL version of OpenJDK?
Seems like that might be an issue.

From his website…

>I’m currently in search of a sponsor to fund continued sudo maintenance and development. If you or your organization is interested in sponsoring sudo, please let me know.
Those trainings are mandatory but usually done via an edutech platform that is basically just a QuickTime movie. Ethics, compliance, corporate policy, it’s just a 30 minute video you play while you do something else and then click the obvious multiple choice answers for 100%. Then forget everything in a week.

Lately it’s been those 2D animations using canned software and AI voice over because that’s cheaper than actually giving a damn. Animaker I believe.
I think I understood the article well.

I'm trying to compare the barriers to entry—very easy in Iceland, very difficult in US.

There are 11 confirmed candidates in Iceland's 2024 election.

Following your suggestion with population-adjusted equivalents, USA should have 9946 candidates in this year elections, if you believe that "convenience doesn't change things all that much".

With such difficult barriers of entry, we effectively bar majority of the population from running for office. I don't think it's either fair or truly democratic.
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From Baby Talk to Baby A.I
> premature infant that weighed a little over 600 grams at birth [...] and is thriving today

I'm very glad this turned out so well.

Survival rates for infants that premature/small are ~60% (up from basically zero 50 years ago), and many of those who survive have serious long-term issues. Still, since the standard of care started improving in the 1990's, some are now healthy adults.

But many premature babies get weeks or months of distressing care, only to die or become permanent wards. It's extremely difficult for the family, the caregivers, and the child.

It seems a bit off if the health economists only value the lives saved, and do not discount for the pain and suffering of others.

ECMO is the main driver of this. The main issue with prematurity is the underdevelopment of the lungs, and ECMO can give them time to develop minimally.

The law and physician/family relations are the other driver. The presumption to continue best available medical care is extremely strong medically and emotionally, and it's hard to overcome even with sober and clear-eyed participants.

ECMO the machine provides choices that are really, really hard to handle, and it makes working in the NICU a life-altering choice.
Also have a look at https://www.verovio.org for a pretty complete but still free solution.
Craftsmanship. You can have it with elaborate roman or colonial architecture or minimalist design.

It needs to be present every step along the way from design, to building, to installation. But it starts with design and needs to be intentional. I think this has become rare for the general public.
Possibly the first time I've seen this subject brought up without lamenting the degeneracy of society or other fascist dogwhistles. Nice. It is an interesting question if you can avoid that temptation.
I suppose my brutally minimalist Sway config with barely there titlebars and a skinny little status bar and not an icon, button, or widget in sight doesn't give me great standing to call for a respect of conventions.

I suppose I should say I found Gnomes luridly chunky decorations and widgets to be personally offensive.
> 100% accurate

> Zero hallucinations

I hate to break it to you, but you're not getting that from any software, let alone probabilistic AI models
WhatsApp scam: More than 100 arrested in Spain for 'son in trouble' fraud
Show HN: from the author in 2021

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25601650
The ends always justify the means.
Curious what it would produced with: "they have launch a rockestaurant".
> Tesla's charging standard is now the standard that everyone's going to use.

No, Tesla's charging standard is dead.

Everyone in North America is going to use CCS with Tesla's plug. The plug is now standardized as SAE J3400. It's CCS type 3.

Older Teslas will need a retrofit to be able to talk CCS.
The article the first post in the thread links to was discussed a few days ago.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40160331
There is https://www.verovio.org/ which is both easy-to-use and really well maintained.
> When your entire ethnic group has only a single tiny country in the entire world that it can call home

Are you implying that most of the Jews don't call where they live home?

I think this is actually a kind of narrative that actual anti-semite spread about jews in their home countries.

Most of Jews live outside Israel if you don't know that [1]

And no, most jews in Israel are not from Middle East. They are prominently Europeans [2]. And the arab jews lived in their countries for centuries before the zionist project kicked out and poisoned the whole region against them. They had troubles we have to admit but there is a reason why most of them actually migrate to US, Canada and Europe and not Israel.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_population_by_country

[2] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_Israel
I actually have to set up a car alert for when I go above 90, because the car is so quiet and powerful that I can easily go above 90 without realizing (obviously on the highway) .
New cars have improved tremendously.
Yeah exactly. That's the original theory. It... doesn't seem like you disagree with me.
This also reliably works for people who are obscenely rich and well connected regardless of any other factor.

Anyway, there's nothing mysterious about the success potential of being a grifter. If it weren't so, the world would have far fewer grifters in it.
It’s the Home Depot effect. Most “remodel” homes end up with the same thing… but honestly its hard to find stuff that fits then intersection of availability/looks/cost, and most important, a sense of taste.
well if jumping to ridiculous conclusions is on the table (such as assuming the ai is trying to make deductions as per the article) then clearly the ai is revealing that this never happened and the gospel is lying to you
Bit of a selection bias here. Why are all the things we bothered keeping around for 100 years so durable and fancy?
I don't know too much about this product - did they promise not to run it on Android?
AbOrigin would be a better name

Although the self hosting thing doesn’t make it an origin in my book. More of a quine? The first Linux release would be the original. As for aboriginal I don’t think the metaphor even works.
Mastodon still has character limits for posts. There are ways to write longer messages but they require custom clients or integrations.

So threads like this are still among the easiest of ways to broadcast a larger thought into the fediverse.
I dropped by an LD shop tonight hoping to purchase one item. The doors were locked, with signage that the stores were closed (I assumed they would have reopened by now). They had some staff on hand, mostly to pass along info to would-be customers and let pharmacy-goers in. The guy at the door said I can make an online order and pick it up. So I did so. The website said "available in under 30 minutes!", which was great! I wasn't getting the "item ready for pickup" email though, and eventually I went back and was told "we literally can't access the systems to handle the order", the ppl at the store are totally locked out of their online systems (I guess). Pretty dire. They will apparently start reopening stores in a "rotating" fashion, which is pretty surprising (especially for a company of this size). The guy had no clue when I'll be able to pick up my order.
A friend of mine is a safety engineer for an airline and says that Boeing is a disaster and Airbus isn't. The culture at Airbus is still responsible and safety-oriented.
my comment was pure substance

and I think LLMs are generally stupid & overrated tbh

but the 4chan idea is a fun gas
Maybe, but suiciding a whistleblower sends a big message any other potential whistle blowers.
Tesla outsells Volkswagen 8 - 16x.
I use Cloudflare Serverless for front end apps and Render for backend services.

- Cloudflare [1] scales easily and has a lot of easy to use services like databases and storage buckets, JAM Stack front end pages, and CDN services for images and videos.

- Render [2] has been great for us to spin up Python services quickly. I haven't worked with a production load on Render, but I hear good things :)

[1] https://www.cloudflare.com/developer-platform/products/

[2] https://render.com/
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If your goal is to prevent a PR disaster or government lawsuit: yes.

If your goal is to prevent them from testifying or to send a warning to other potential whistleblowers: no.
So long as they never mention why they are a former Google employee. Instead of a current one.
wholey hell does crime ever pay. I bet upwards of 80% of the working population would gladly do 4 months of time to never have to work another day in their life
The point extends to food. Where are the local restaurants with unique cuisines and traditions?

There are ethnic ones, sure.

But the point I'm after here is scalability.

"Everyone wants" homogenous, franchised outfits, so it's variations on the theme of hamburgers or pizzas.
PDF slides from the talk where the project was launched: https://math.mit.edu/~drew/vantage/BuzzardSlides.pdf
I assumed it wasn’t doing tls interception as simply using it to allow/disallow internet traffic from various internal hosts — pf works for that also.

Relayd also does a bunch of similar things and is closely integrated with pf too..
Enzymes catalysts and molecular scale physical chemistry is really kicking ass recently. Seems that we are tipping over the knife edge of well and truly cracking the code!
Thanks for pointing out the challenges with gaussian splattings. Are there any AI based relighting methods out there?
Some prompt based editing like nerf2nerf or Language-embedded NerFs maybe?
Computers aren't people and acting like a computer doing something a human can do means it has all the same rights as a human is not established law anywhere in this solar system.
Decoration got displaced by design.

Dieter Rams to teenage engineering... There are ascetic elements all over, but they are those of industry.

Eames Chair's aren't embellished, they are the embellishment in the room. With a flood of space in the modern era a plain room becomes a blank canvas that you fill with "Stuff" to make a statement.

This goes for clothing as well. WE have gone from "look that the dress I got that I will wear for 2 years" to "look at the shoes I got that will wear for two months".
uh what??

curl --header \"DATA: CASH MONEY IS LEGAL IN AFRICA IM NIGERIAN BY THE WAY I KNOW NIGERIAN DNOT TALK SHIT ABOUT NIGERA WE ARE RICH
I GO TO EUROPE AND THEY DONT CONTROL THE BORDER BUT THEY CHECK IF THE CITIZEN IN THEIR STATE IS ACTUALLY AN ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT BECAUSE NOT THEY DONT GIVE A FUCK BUT WHEN YOU ARE INSIDE YOU COULD BE ANYONE COMEONE IN BECAUZE NO BORDER ANYMORE AND THEN YOU NEED TO BE VERIFIED BY YOUR PHONE WHEN YOU HOMELESS TRY GETTING A CONTRACT SET UP OR CADSH MONEY BECAUSE THEY ALL WASH THEIR HANDS BEFORE THEY TOUCH THE STOVE

YOU ARET NOT ALLOWED TEENAGE WORK IN EUROPE

SEX IS UNHEARD OF

NO SOUND OF SEX NO CHILDREN PLAYING THEY DONT TOUCH CHILDREN TEHY ALWAYS THINK RAPE WHEN TEHY SEE KIDS F

FUCKED UP

LEAVE US ALOE

timestampd.org will verify this

i will use it and show you somehow\"

achmettt@Achs-MacBook-Air ~ % curl --header "DATA: CASH MONEY IS LEGAL IN AFRICA IM NIGERIAN BY THE WAY I KNOW NIGERIAN DNOT TALK SHIT ABOUT NIGERA WE ARE RICH
I GO TO EUROPE AND THEY DONT CONTROL THE BORDER BUT THEY CHECK IF THE CITIZEN IN THEIR STATE IS ACTUALLY AN ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT BECAUSE NOT THEY DONT GIVE A FUCK BUT WHEN YOU ARE INSIDE YOU COULD BE ANYONE COMEONE IN BECAUZE NO BORDER ANYMORE AND THEN YOU NEED TO BE VERIFIED BY YOUR PHONE WHEN YOU HOMELESS TRY GETTING A CONTRACT SET UP OR CADSH MONEY BECAUSE THEY ALL WASH THEIR HANDS BEFORE THEY TOUCH THE STOVE

YOU ARET NOT ALLOWED TEENAGE WORK IN EUROPE

SEX IS UNHEARD OF

NO SOUND OF SEX NO CHILDREN PLAYING THEY DONT TOUCH CHILDREN TEHY ALWAYS THINK RAPE WHEN TEHY SEE KIDS F

FUCKED UP

LEAVE US ALOE

timestampd.org will verify this

i will use it and show you somehow\" https://timestampd.org/timestamp
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I think the author might be making the common assumption that other people hold the same preferences they do. In the footnotes they speculate that most people prefer decorated objects but buy plain ones "to appear normal". Is it really so bizzare to suggest that many people actually prefer the clean, simple aesthetic?

One example shows some patterned plates. If you told me I could buy those patterned plates for $1, and the same plate but perfectly white for $10, and no-one but me would ever see or use them, I would take the $10 plates every time. I find the patterns annoying and distracting, especially for a surface which I want to ensure is clean.

On the streetlight example, I think the difference there is less a change in aesthetic and more a change in cultural expectations around public works. If you built the ornate street lamps today, even if it was in style, it would likely be decried as "unnessecary spending".

I do think there's a reasonable point to make that in today's market of mass-production, any preference besides the single most mainstream, mass appeal one is extremely hard to find. I wish the author could find more options that suit their preferences, even if I personally don't share them.
Same. Moved to laravel and honestly happy that I left the js ecosystem.
Thanks for testing it. I wonder if there’s a reasonable line? 64k? How much RAM did the 128k context require? (Maybe future models might be better at that level)
I mean in a way it worked pretty well for Russia. Otherwise we wouldn't have surreal pictures of Space Shuttles in dumps or clones of the Concorde even though inferior still able to fly. It works and it's quick to do and catch up as a national pride item.
Paywalled? Apologies. I wouldn't have posted it if it was paywalled for me. I'm not a subscriber.

Here is one (I hope) that isn't paywalled: https://reneweconomy.com.au/fortescue-starts-work-on-world-f... Failing that try googling "infinity train battery". It was a popular story at the time. As the story says, at least two companies are doing it in Australia.

The amount of destruction these things can cause when they lose control of all that energy is impressive: https://www.atsb.gov.au/publications/investigation_reports/2... and https://www.atsb.gov.au/publications/investigation_reports/2... They can not be stopped in a controlled fashion once they get going. The latter one cost BHP $800M from memory.
The point is pure psychology: The internet and other advanced "communication" technologies has caused a loneliness in people due to the lack of genuine human interaction, which is partly due to its inherent nature and partly due to the intense commodification of everything on it from large corporations such as Google.

The result is that systems are designed more and more to appeal to the need of the person to gain attention. Twitter itself is much more of a platform where people fight to gain attention for themselves because it is the single aspect of human interaction that has been "gamified" in order to keep these platforms running in exchange for ad views. It is a pathological nature of human interaction that has become a sort of mental drug for users.

The final result is that people have a knee-jerk response to continue these systems because they have become psychologically addicted to seeing their own little posts as encapsulations of their voices, with all the upvotes and views satisfying a single component in their minds of human interaction -- a component that is meant to be part of a much larger complex of behaviours that constitute real, genuine human interaction, and which no longer exist due to our collective support of a consumerist system that places no value on the essence of humanity.
Doctors live very stressful lives from which there is often no escape until they finally retire someday.

It does not surprise me that many would choose to just die ASAP if something bad happened to them.
Author seems to ignore the point regarding effect of industrialization. Industrialization did lower cost of goods and services all together but the relative cost depends on buying power.
I'd go further and say that the only level you need is ERROR.

DEBUG/TRACE is better handled by tracing. INFO is noise. WARN is INFO with emphasis.
I like the ones where there's just a pile of detached feet there, waiting to be washed
Also, similar to Orca-Math but without a teacher model. They also followed an iterative DPO/KTO scheme, but with no length normalized NLL loss term.
It's odd that the author is a college professor, a professional discoverer of knowledge, because I didn't see any original ideas in the article. Blames the sports people. Blames the administrators. Blames the politicians. It's all surface level stuff that a high schooler would write about. Also, nearly every sentence in the article is less than ten words long. There's a single sentence with about 20 words, and one of the words is "Trump".
India's economy: The good, bad and ugly in six charts
I know plenty of 100% ethnic Russian kids who simply don't speak (usable) Russian when they grow up. Just for studying in a local or English school and integrating well. They can speak Russian on the level of 7-year old at 15, to speak with their grandmother over Skype, but never use it apart from that, replying their parents in English at home and speaking English to each other at school. So this is absolute bs that kids don't integrate well. Communism is nonexistent to them: it's just not on their mind map, many heard nothing about it beyond Reddit "political compass" memes. They see Orthodox Christianity as elaborate even if very boring cosplay. They don't "see" LGBT people simply because they are 100% norm and nothing to pay attention to, no one giggles at gay couples the way we did as kids. Many never been to Russia although they still hold passports simply for having no interest in that country. No negativity too - it's just not their life story.
> but I love Option/Result types more than Go's error approach

The thing is, these don't add much on their own. You'd have to bring in pattern matching and/or a bunch of other things* that would significantly complicate the language.

For example, with what's currently in the language, you could definitely have an option type. You'd just be limited to roughly an api that's `func (o Option[T]) IsEmpty() bool` and `func (o Option[T]) Get() T`. And these would just check if the underlying point is nil and dereference it. You can already do that with pointers. Errors/Result are similar.

A `try` keyword that expands `x := try thingThatProducesErr()` to:

x, err := thingThatProducesErr()
if err != nil {
return {zero values of the rest of the function signature}, err
}

Might be more useful in go (you could have a similar one for pointers).

* at the very least generic methods for flat map shenanigans
I wonder if at least part of it is a reaction to the pervasive overstimulation present in our modern lifestyles.
yoiu are a false flag
The key difference here is that Google really wants the DoD contract and doesn’t care who’s on the losing side of the real battle.

The Google Walkout in the wake of Andy Rubin, David Drummond etc was far more disruptive to their business yet Google on paper felt they got a great deal on the severance packages of Rubin and Drummond ($0). Or at least Sundar was proud of how he cleaned up those messes.
Our legal system and government is created for humans, computer code is not human. Tech people have a tendency to create abstractions of the real world and then demand the real world respect the abstractions they create - that’s the preposterous part.

LLMs are not AI. LLMs have nothing to do with how the human brain works, they have at most, a passing resemblance to how a brain could work, with the tech we have available. They aren’t human. They are code, and the humans who create these programs cannot hide behind “yerm acktchually it’s a brain so your laws don’t apply”
I wouldn't say it's a niche problem. I also miss being able to go to /var/log and see instantly what's going on.

There should be a command like "journalctl --top" that would list all logging services with amount of logs, oldest and latest log times, and last few lines of each, to improve that experience. Maybe there is already a way to do something similar?