skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The Russian intelligence agencies and the Kremlin believe the US was behind both attacks. Their assessment is all that is relevant to explain the motivation.
I think the ruleset in MTG especially with all the mechanics introduced is way too complicated to balance at this point. It's got the card game equivalent of Turing completeness and the best they can do is ban cards that turn out to be too powerful from competitive games as their utility is discovered.
Never go against the family, Fredo
Sure, in the same way murder and manslaughter are related, but different in very key ways.
AI or GPT usually doesn't repeat like that. Although it usually is easy to tell if something is GPT.
Inflation just is another form of tax that’s almost uniformly flat.

(Actually it affects those who hold cash and cash-nominated things more than those who mainly hold debt)
Last time the US soft-defaulted on its debt, it was twice as large as a fraction of the world economy.
Google and Meta both leases way more buildings and millions of sq ft than they could ever afford to fill. Google even had ~10 floors connected to my previous apartment complex that they leased but never built out. WTF!
Innovative EV Motor Is Being Mass-Produced by Mercedes
I feel like they’re not going to want to go into direct competition with their most valuable customers.
That would be a very silly benchmark, as no one has to conduct an autopsy there.

Autopsy pricing isn’t hard to find. https://www.etsu.edu/com/pathology/forensic-center/documents... says $4k; https://www.hamiltoncounty.in.gov/Faq.aspx?QID=302 says $2.5-5k.
Can we get a screenshot
Yep. It explains why he didn’t get paid.
Flux-Capacitor, where have I heard this before?
YouTube to block Hong Kong protest anthem videos after court order
Huh...

I just realized I can start using IANA phonetically as a word.

Iana

I like that
Matches the hairline.
Derivative works are not copyright infringement. It's why sparknotes for books are possible
related: https://etckeeper.branchable.com/

> The greatest OMFGFFS in this realm, by far, came with the big lurch over to systemd.

I think by the time I started with it, NixOS was already on systems, but reportedly that transition went off without a hitch. Before the transition, NixOS configs were in charge of generating OpenRC scripts or whatever, then afterwards the same configs generated systemd units instead. When the system has total control over the config files like that you get to bypass certain challenges!

You might notice that the old announcement for that feature includes no special care other than the requisite reboot to change init systems: https://web.archive.org/web/20200423143059/https://releases....
Works where archive.ph is blocked:

https://cc.bingj.com/cache.aspx?d=2577454370150&w=QcciwZ3FHM...

or

x=https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2024/05/14/middle-east-ai-tech-companies-saudi-arabia-uae/
tnftp -4o\|yy091 $x > 1.htm
links ./1.htm
firefox ./1.htm

yy091 (39 KiB, static-pie): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40361859
> WHY would you make so many talanted instances of Jodie?

Because Jodie is everywhere and got your girl back home

https://taskandpurpose.com/military-life/brief-history-jody-...
A few things.

1) In the original game, "balance" was meant to be achieved through the ante system, so if you loaded up your deck with good rares and managed to lose, you were risking more than your opponent was.

2) There was no competitive collectible card game scene so nobody was thinking about balance, it was just about having fun. Chaos orb was everyone's favorite card when the game first came out.

3) They didn't know that people would collect magic cards in any serious way, so they weren't thinking about resale value or getting people to buy a bunch of cards so they could have the rares. Baseball card and comic book dealers early on were completely uninterested in dealing with magic cards for quite a long while.

4) You're looking backwards with decades of experience of playing collectible card games. It was not at all immediately obvious that moxes and black lotus would be good, and people did not understand either "card-advantage" or "tempo" for many months after the game was released. The early meta was all people trying to get out big minions. It took quite a few months before people started figuring out degenerate decks, and even then, there wasn't a lot of communication between players early on unless you were on a few news groups, and not many people were. A lot of it was just word of mouth.
Spend more time with my side projects.
I often google Reddit posts to find products or services. Posts with a lot of comments usually have better solutions. I also check out YouTube reviews, especially ones with few dislikes, using addons like "Return YouTube Dislike." These methods are easy and pretty reliable.

But it means the platform will soon be flooded with bot-generated spam.
I dont think "turn the horse's head 90˚" is the right path forward. What I think is more likely and more useful is: here is a start keyframe and here is a stop keyframe (generated by text to image using other things like controlnet to control positioning etc.) and then having the AI generate the frames in between. Dont like the way it generated the in between? Choose a keyframe, adjust it, and rerun with the segment before and segment after.
Addiction is a psychological disorder - it is not at all a matter of self-control.

Just as being sad is not the same thing as being clinically depressed, and worrying about a review is not the same thing as having an anxiety disorder, people need to stop equating really liking something and being addicted to said thing.
There is only so much that taxes can be increased. Tax revenue is currently >40% of GDP.
Sadly no more blog posts from him in this universe:

https://www.theguardian.com/science/2022/oct/17/can-you-solv...
I mean, that's probably 90% or 95% true, but the remaining 5-10% is almost certainly worth a $100M offer to Sutskever from Google or Meta (or possibly Amazon or Apple).
As far as traffic attack vectors go, this is semi-intersting.

I like the wagon of smart phones attack[0]. Seems more fun and easy to do. I'll bet you could get all of Waymo's cars to reroute or force them to funnel into one street. THAT would be a cool show.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5eL_al_m7Q
Boosters were in from the start, and that means the gambling and "skinnerisation" were already there, perhaps less optimised than today but fundamentally the same thing. Whales buying every booster they could get their hands on until they got the cards they wanted was something that happened as soon as it went on sale.
> We already have (weak) AGI

No. We all intuitively know what AGI means, we've read/seen enough science fiction. It doesn't have to be "superintelligent", but it does need independent agency. None of the recent AI stuff is anything approaching that.
Vital: A spectral warping wavetable synth
Emperor's new clothes and bikeshedding on minor transgressions. Legalized bribery through lobbyists, continuous fundraising rather than public service, PACs, an utter lack of campaign finance reform legislation, and occasional Mercedes, gold bars, tricked-out RV buses, and fancy vacations is de rigueur for the DC sleaze factory. If Americans wanted public administrators who weren't so corrupt, they would be chosen by sortition for limited terms from professional societies rather than allow celebrities and rando lawyers to milk it as a personal enrichment enterprise for years on end. Pearl-clutching gasp! at the elimination of some "democracy"*, but no, it would really be dispassionate, more ethical "jury service" to accomplish public administration.

* Representative republic gamified by mass media manufactured sentiment largely for the enrichment and benefit of the very rich.

EDIT: I don't have a problem with profits or free enterprise, I have a problem with catastrophic corruption and absurd inequality sowing the seeds of chaos, revolution, and destruction.
The difference is some people were talking a whole lot confidently, and some weren’t.
Early on my playgroup literally just mixed all their cards together. We didn't really think of it as being "my deck" or whatever when we were playing unlimited. It wasn't really until Legends came out that anybody in my group of game friends started taking collectability or competitiveness seriously.
For serious though - one reason such utterly trivial codes are common are because the "lock" is just use as a fancy way of preventing the zipper from coming undone.

Likewise, on the internet, a lot of things prompt for passwords that really don't need them. People create throwaway accounts and use them as if they were temporary anonymous sessions.
The hospital is fine, I was there when I crashed a personal EV into a bus and needed an ambulance. There was no sign of zuck around there other than the name, I assure you. It operates like any other big city hospital I’ve been in (there have been several).
We Saved 10s of Thousands of Dollars Deploying Low Cost Open Source AI
In case parent didn’t see your q: https://www.lightofdawn.org/wiki/wiki.cgi/NewAppsOnOldGlibc
I agree but I think you’re overthinking it a bit. Usually when people talk about free will there’s an implication of a “spirit”, or something similar, that is the source of your thoughts. That’s the “you”.

I guess it depends on how you define it but I would say physics is the author of your thoughts. Physics is what’s making the decisions. Physics is the reason neurons fire.
Is this a joke?
James and Werner are both in IC roles. You can't go from IC to managing tens of thousands of people.
Are you unfamiliar with the Prison Industrial Complex?

Are you unfamiliar that slavery is illegal in America except for prisoners?
"Real ID is a peculiar hybrid—the closest thing to a national ID that was politically viable at the time of the act’s passage"

You mean, like a passport?
Everyone in the photo is @'d in the post. It's @merettm / Jakub Pachocki who is taking over as Chief Scientist. Downvotes are probably because you cheekily mentioned his weight for some reason.
I have experienced the same thing 100 plus times
There was a black lotus first turn kill in the original set:

Black lotus, mountain, channel, fireball.

And you could make a deck with 10 of each of those if you wanted according to the original rules.
Killedbymeta.com when?
According to Mr Altman’s tweet (https://twitter.com/sama/status/1790518031640347056) they had not just one but TWO of the greatest minds of this generation.

After this change they will have only one.
Save yourself the stress with one of these… https://www.homedepot.com/p/Klein-Tools-Non-Contact-Voltage-...
Google Project Astra: real time AI agent [video]
Per wikipedia, as of 2020 it's 27% and France is at 46%, so it looks like we have a ways to go - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sovereign_states_by_ta...
> and even if nothing triggers it they change once every few minutes anyway

This isn't 100% true. There are many small, rarely traveled, residential streets (i.e. only the people who live on the small street come/go from there) that feed into high traffic, multi-lane arteries.

Parent comment's scenario is pretty common due to detection based switching. 99.99% of the time this is desirable because it keeps the artery flowing.

If there's a crosswalk button across the artery, you'll many times find a person running out of their car to hit that to force the light change.
Well, you have a point. I've always thought that Hacker News <> YCombinator, but maybe the truth is in the middle. At the very least, this is food for thought.
There's no mystery, they just have a lot of actual user data, so they've been able to refine the question answering behavior. They've also baked some common problem solving strategies like chain of thought into the model via training.
Looks like we found of the "people with no taste now being able to lean on the trained taste of everyone else" people I was talking about.
one word: banding.
What an interesting thought.
Might be a geo thing, I had no issue in US
Yeah, I've made a lot of images, and it sure is amazing if all you're interested in is, like, "Any basically good image," but if you start needing something very particular, rather than "anything that is on a general topic and is aesthetically pleasing," it gets a lot harder.

And there are a lot more degrees of freedom to get something wrong in film than in a single still image.
Everything I’ve heard from professionals backs that up. Great for B roll. Great for stock footage. That’s it.
If his concern was irresponsible AI proliferation, too much commercial focus and wanting to move more carefully, accelerating competition doesn't seem like it would align with his goals.
Yes, I know. ;) It's a public hospital. How were the bills afterwards? Were there any surprises?
Yeah, there's basically a floor of how much you have to spend to get a competitive deck, but beyond that spending more doesn't help.
> Rewind the universe by an hour and replay.

I think it's impossible to rewind the universe, so no sensical theory should say anything about that. A theory that theorizes about what happens if something impossible happens would seem to be waste of time. :-)

But I think the answer is: The outcome of a quantum experiment is random. So if the same experiment is repeated, it should most probably give a different answer, unless the answer is always the same, or one of only a few possibilities.
I feel like his follow up tweet was good context: https://x.com/pariljain/status/1790500423327191169?s=46

>Had a great productive chat with @elonmusk before leaving, would’ve stuck around longer if I didn’t have the itch to chase a specific vision.

>Don’t see any capacity eroding on his front like the article mentions
He also literally mentioned Ilya's personal project; something that ChatGPT would do (it repeats parts of the prompt).
For some reason this video reminds me of dreaming--details just kind of pop in and out and the entire thing seems very surreal and fractal.
mix dish soap and glycerin in sprayed insecticides to help it to stay where its put.
I just used it to compare two smaller legal documents and it completely hallucinated that items were present in one and not the other. It did this on three discrete sections of the agreements.

Using ctrl-f I was able to see that they were identical in one another.

Obviously this is a single sample but saying 90% seems unlikely. They were around ~80k tokens total.
Once I heard of ReplyGuy, I knew it was the beginning of the end for forums like Reddit
Silicon Valley is one of the most underrated documentaries of the last decade.
probably because they have identified (correctly) that slowly integrating AI into their existing products that make them hundreds of billions is smarter than just burning that money to get upvoted on HN. Tall trees catch too much wind, ancient Chinese proverb. If you can afford to being second is usually less painful than being first.
Don’t know what to tell you, it’s been in there since iOS 9 when multitasking was first supported. it was originally in a Multitasking section within General settings.

Here’s a discussion from 2016 which cites an iPad user guide from 2015: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7534779?sortBy=best
Google is ideologically compromised which ties them into knots and creates endless internal struggles.

this led to the release of Gemini which was absurdly biased when viewed by the typical American.
Einstein famously disagreed with many facets of QM that we now believe to be true or at least closer to the truth than he was.
The woman's injuries were clearly severe by the length of her hospital stay, but I'm not sure you can tell that by the size of the settlement.

This is the incident whose subsequent cover-up has cost Cruise literally billions of dollars in lost funding and permits. A savvy lawyer promising to drag it into the public eye for however long it takes the courts to rule could easily get fuck-you sized settlements regardless of the actual liability because Cruise/GM want to stop the media circus at almost any cost.
15.3 On NYT Connections benchmark:

GPT-4 turbo (gpt-4-0125-preview) 31.0

GPT-4o 30.7

GPT-4 turbo (gpt-4-turbo-2024-04-09) 29.7

GPT-4 turbo (gpt-4-1106-preview) 28.8

Claude 3 Opus 27.3

GPT-4 (0613) 26.1

Llama 3 Instruct 70B 24.0

Gemini Pro 1.5 19.9

Mistral Large 17.7

-----> Gemini 1.5 Flash 15.3

Mistral Medium 15.0

Gemini Pro 1.0 14.2

Llama 3 Instruct 8B 12.3

Mixtral-8x22B Instruct 12.2
Thats interesting. Are you ok for a 1on1 talk about this topic?
In the transaction example, if this were C++, we could probably make the actual destructor private, and then have commit() and rollback() functions take the transaction object by rvalue reference (needs a layer of unique_ptr here). What am I missing? Is this a problem because it forces unique_ptr?
> a large grain of salt

You mean a lump of salt? I've always wondered what the right word is to describe this amount of salt /!jk
It is amazing how pervasive the misinformation around the wealthy and their share of income is. I have smart friends who think every worker could take home >100k/yr if we simply taxed the rich and redistributed the money.

They are shocked when I explain total GDP per capita is 76k/yr, the government takes 30k of that in taxes, and then borrows another 11k.
Not Apple... At least as far as I known.
Probably not related, but it's worth pointing out that Daniel Kokotajlo (https://www.lesswrong.com/users/daniel-kokotajlo) left last month.

But if it were related, then that would presumably be because people within the company (or at least two rather noteworthy people) no longer believe that OpenAI is acting in the best interests of humanity.

Which isn't too shocking really given that a decent chunk of us feel the same way, but then again, we're just nobodies making dumb comments on Hacker News. It's a little different when someone like Ilya really doesn't want to be at OpenAI.
etckeeper was the standard tool last time I really ran the kind of distro that benefits from it
I didn't want the post to look like pushing for the book

Pushing a book is one of the things Show HN is for! So you can give that a whirl when you're ready.
Might as well scrape podcasts as well so you don't miss subtle things that weren't explicitly mentioned but shown e.g. a wearable glasses device with overlays. It still seems that LLMs latch on to the intended hype wished by the org no matter how warranted.
Ruby class pattern to work with API requests with built-in async approach
Gemini Flash 1.5 Pricing Calculator
Because Google is huge. Presumably the same reason why Microsoft finds it easier to shovel billions into OpenAI instead of doing it in-house.
Could you expand on that?
Are you saying that if I get this HAT and set my rpi5 to use only the that drive without any sd card, I won't be able to use Ethernet port ?
Any reason why there's no periods in it?
Ah yes, there era of RAM compression products playing on the trend of storage compression products like Stacker coupled with the increase in RAM requirements of Chicago. RAM compression in the slow CPU era was definitely selling magical thinking to users who weren't software developers.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stac_Electronics#1983%E2%80%93...
mix it with your syrup for a real hangover helper pancake.
That this was an employee who conspired against him in a failed palace coup
Absolutely, it’s a fantastic choice. I’ve found getting started up with it to be much faster than similar React/Vue sites, I can rely on most features being pretty battle tested when they get into Angular, performance improvements continue being implemented and there’s less variability between Angular projects compared to other frameworks. YMMV however depending on teams and projects.
That’s really surprising that chefs would think that - you’d think they of all people would know that smell is actually more of perceived taste than actual taste is.
"This wasn't just nostalgia talking. There seems to be something objectively more magical, more infinite-seeming and treasurable about this smaller, more limited version of Magic."

Not that I ever had the chance to play the pre-release version of the game, but the explosion of complexity has made me yearn for exactly this, a "smaller, more limited version"... so much so that I wrote https://twmtg.computerpho.be/ to try and capture it (and also, admittedly, as a bit of a joke/dig)
Seems like another Pottering in making - my way or highway developer.
Limitations of single point in vector space of what dimension?

I’m not sure it’s public knowledge, but it’s an architecture choice. They choose how big to make the embedding dimension.

My point is just that there’s no limitation in principle, it’s just a matter of how they design it and resource constraints.
It seems so real, cool.
There's no AGI yet. It's unclear that scaling up existing models gets anyone there. But if it was already here, alignment would be too late.
A land value tax would help solve this unproductive utilization of land.
> Catching up right now is not a matter of tech innovation, but raw energy and compute.

I don't really understand that. ChatGPT is not all that impressive as an actual tool for many things. It doesn't really seem to matter to me what energy and compute is going into it. Will it make it actually work?
The red-hot market for vintage IKEA, pieces can fetch thousands
You have a speck of gunk in your vitreous near the focal point. Not retina. You can’t ‘see’ damage to your retina… you brain just interpolates.
The gunk in your vitreous can stay there a long time… it’s gel, more or less, and can take a long time to move.
Aren't we already doing that?
Yes and no; you can use GPU partitioning in Hyper-V with consumer cards and Windows 10/11 client on both sides, it’s just annoying to set up, and even then there’s hoops to jump through to get decent performance.

If you don’t need vendor-specific features/drivers, then VMware Workstation (even with Hyper-V enabled) supports proper guest 3D acceleration with some light GPU virtualization, up to DX11 IIRC. It doesn’t see the host’s NVIDIA/AMD/Intel card and doesn’t use that vendor’s drivers, so there’s no datacenter SKU restrictions. (But you are limited to pure DX11 & OpenGL usage, no CUDA etc.)
Jakub pachocki announced as chief scientist of openAI
Whatever model of the internet you have isn’t going to disrupt affiliate links. And as long as you have affiliate links, you will have websites trying to game the rankings to get their affiliate links in front of eyeballs. It’s not just a Google problem.
Doesn't that depend on the interpretation of QM? There are still physicists who defend hidden variables and determinism. It should be noted Einstein was arguing with the founders of the Copenhagen interpretation, which has left many physicists dissatisfied. Sean Carol being a prominent current detractor (although is version of determinism is Many Worlds).
Google now offers 'web' search – and an AI opt-out button
Original author here: thanks for posting.

I'm glad this is making the rounds since I haven't seen alot on the "AI-DevOps" or infrastructure side of actually running an at-scale AI service. Many of the AI inference engines that offer an OpenAI compatible API (like vLLM, llama.cpp, etc.) make it very approachable and cost effective. Today, this vLLM AI service handles all of our batching micro-services which scrape for content to generate text on over 40,000+ repos on GitHub.

I'm happy to answer any / all questions anyone might have!
Quote for article:

A recent search for Ikea on the online vintage marketplace 1stDibs pulled up everything from a set of Frosta stacking stools for $822 to a pair of yellow Lack end tables for $1,600. “The older Ikea items are really well-made furniture which could last for the next 50 years or even longer,” Lisa says. Resellers like the van Steenbergen sisters say newer pieces can hold up just fine, too. Those that fall apart are usually victims of user error in assembly, poor upkeep or general forgetfulness.
Peace to a good one.