skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It is an asset and in their minds worth something. Think old people and fine china dinner plates. They are convinced that they are valuable and refuse to throw it out
Scientists had understanding of nuclear fission and how nuclear physics work. It was theoretically possible before it became practically feasible.

We have no idea what intelligence really is ("resilient, distributed system" is not universally accepted as definition, even more to really mean something outside of analytic definitions if such have any use at all, to say the least), how it works, how a theoretical system could function as "generally intelligent" in concrete terms. Intelligence as we know it is a property of living organisms. It is a phenomenon. What "artificial intelligence" may even mean and if it is possible to create "intelligence" artificially is mere speculation. We face real existential threats that are not mere speculation, as we do not even know whether the ways we affect the planet may lead to a habitable environment for humans or not.
This is precisely the paranoid logic I'm talking about. These people don't have an insane control over your life, they're largely just academics, trying to have a career, concerned about the world. If anyone listens to them it's purely because what they're saying is in that other persons interest. They yield very little power in this world.

Likewise these scientists are not responsible for anything that may or may not have made your life worse. What motive do you even imagine that these scientists have for seeking to destroy you and your way of life?
Yet another EU law that disadvantages small players in favour of large players by raising the cost to entry. They seem to have forgotten the legions of small players that played a big role in building this modern world.

And just like the cyber resilience act can be used to SLAPP pesky people. After years of work their future can be stolen from them and given to the wealthy.

The EU must really hate its citizens. Time to exclude EU government use from all your open source projects in the license.
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It’s so much weirder than that. Reportedly, Greg Brockman’s wife begged him in tears to change his mind. Ilya presided over their wedding.
> As of the April 2024 JDK security updates, support for the "-proc:full" option has been backported to 17u (17.0.11) and 11u (11.0.23) for both Oracle JDK and OpenJDK distributions.

Someone tell me again how LTS isn't a think for OpenJDK.
I think this is well reasoned. I am sure some people will try to make a moral equivalence of men and women's anger in exchanges across the dating interface. I reject that equivalence for a very simple reason:

* Men are angry they are facing rejection.

* Women are angry they are still subject to abuse, chattel status and risk of Sexual violence.

They just aren't equivalent.

That said. As a non participant I don't think I like some of the implicit test qualities in online exchanges i see on reddit. "Sorry you used LOL so you are bad. Bye" is .. well I guess it's a noise filter but it's kind of silly.

Is the problem a version of transactional/relational mismatch? Only partly. I would love to understand if the dating spaces where women must make the first move have a different problem by scale or intensity. (I stress purely out of interest. I read blind date stories because they're entertaining not because I need a date)
It's not quite the same thing because you are able to control the tradeoff of realism and class strength, since sampling is formulated as pushing an unconditional sample in the direction of the conditional one for a tunable amount, rather than simply sampling from the conditional distribution. However, you are right that we get similar problems with realism if we apply guidance with too much strength.
This is not AI.
> But the board handled this horribly; it's unsurprising they lost the fight, and frankly, listening to her podcast, the main question I have is why she was on the board in the first place. The level of articulation, the weak framing of events, etc, are what I'd expect to hear out of a middle-level HR rep, not someone on the board of a billion+ dollar company.

Your comment sounds more like ad-hominem and character assassination than an actual analysis of the accusations.

Only recently did OpenAI became a billion dollar company. A few years ago it was scrambling for financial support. Nevertheless this is immaterial to the fact that there's a solid accusation of a toxic work culture and shady practices that motivated firing the CEO.
I think it’s complicated and more tied in with your personal ambitions and passions than money. I imagine that most people making stupid money at the forefront of LLM development are probably very passionate about their work. I imagine that will make the career/person side of things much more intertwined than say… making stupid money working in finance.

It’s fairly easy to deal with bad upper management, poor organisational decision making, political infighting, silly bureaucracy, pseudo-work and a range of other nonsense when you’re mostly in it for the tech and go home at 4pm (or whenever you go home in your country). It’s quite another thing if you actually care about the mission.
This comment gets a rare favourite.

I fear both the protestant puritans and the heresy seeking inquisitors!
Well she thinks the same of the general population, that is that they would believe everything generated by AI
He asked for a citation. Please provide one.
When ANC headphones came out, my friends thought about something like filtering certain sounds away. I bet many people have also had this kind of idea, but nevertheless, haven't actually built it. This looks intriguing, and with open-source POC code, it seems promising.
Not really. There are long term contracts, IP, infrastructure and product moats. OpenAI has virtually none of that.
It's not protected by the copy-left properties of the kernel D:

For the more technical points:

The kernel needs to have it available in a somewhat complex way to be able to mount the drive.
I.e. init becomes a lot more involved with an initram that first needs to load the driver (potentially loopback it?) and the mount actual root.

To some degree there can also be issues around syscall boundaries. I.e. the usual monolith vs. microkernel.
I haven't checked the API they hook into to provide the device to other components. But it likely requires the kernel to jump back into userspace in various "hot-ish" paths for IO.
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There are multiple attack vectors via the supply chain that this new settings prevents.

Sure, if the compromised library is one of your core libraries that runs during build, test and runtime, then this does not help. But there are

test libraries only
compile time only libraries (hello lombok?)
transitive dependencies that may not be used during runtime (or run only in rare code paths)

Sometimes compromising the build environment is more valuable than the app's runtime environment - e.g. it may allow the attacker to compromise all apps.

Explicitly enabling a particular annotation processor I want to run is small price to pay for the increased security.
ID Software released the source code of their classic games up to "Doom 3: BFG Edition"[1] but it is unlikely that they will release the code for any of their newer games. I think that the reason is using a closed-source middleware owned by other companies in their newer titles.

Any modern AAA game even with its own engine uses one or more third-party middleware which hinders its release as an open source.

[1] https://github.com/id-Software/DOOM-3-BFG
Latency or not, for privacy reasons.
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Well.. cared and could do anything differ. I think it's lovely we know. I suspect a lot of inter governments negotiated differently given strong evidence one doesn't do it in even the basic good faith manner. But, in state relations maybe good faith is a null concept?
It is always nice to see people engage in the fruitful pedagogical tradition of calling folks internet warriors unprompted

>This last part isn't isolated to nuclear technologies and is a common logic failure of many internet warriors.
I think your premise is false. Yes, you can give examples of people that weren't very ethical and built successful products (like Gates and Jobs), but there are numerous examples of the opposite - many wonderful products done by people and teams who did nothing wrong (yet!).

I even think believing this idea (you need to be ruthless to succeed) is dangerous. And if you behave like a boss from the 90s at some point you will be exposed. I've seen places where these people rule and they only have high turnover with the exception of these few shops where investors are funneling tons of money so employees just stopped caring.
Flatpak is actually pretty nice and not affiliated with Canonical. No forced automatic updates with a daemon and easy to manage.
Dude im hoping we get rid of Nvidia completely. I can run llama.cpp inference on a 7B model on my 24 core cpu intel machine using just CPU and it only uses about 4gb of ram and is not that slow. If we could have massive parallel arm core or even riscv machines without the Cuda issues with proprietary driver hell it would be much more open source. And much less wonkage for the normie user
Correction since I can't edit: Both driver and passenger died and the plaintiff(s) do not include the driver. That said, I blame this on the linked-article being crap: Despite discussing the passenger's death, it never says any other person in the car died, which normally means they survived.

Instead, the driver died on the scene and the passenger later in a hospital [0]. More digging shows driver and passenger were (probably posthumously) tested at 0.21 and 0.17 BAC respectively. [1]

[0] https://www.indystar.com/story/news/crime/2016/11/03/2-kille...

[1] https://www.indystar.com/story/news/crime/2017/02/08/tesla-m...
How do you do that? If possible share the script please..
You are conflating educational material with entertainment.

I agree with you that entertainment has taken over too much (it inevitably attracts a wider audience), but there is room for both.
Influence comes in many forms. The US has underfunded international agencies for decades if it differs from their posture. Things like women's reproductive rights can affect funds to agencies like the FAO.
It's an "interpretation" but an obviously rubbish one. One doesn't go to such extreme lengths as stalking the Chief Prosecutor, making thinly-veiled threats to their family's safety and so on unless one is perfectly aware of one's precarious fate in the hands of global public opinion -- and perfectly aware also (through knowledge of one's own actions) of the reasons why such scrutiny is legitimate and necessary.
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for non-fiction books TTS is already good enough. what's needed is the convenience and speed for turning text to audio. if with one click on my ebook app I can start listening, it'll be a darn good feature for me.
In the beginning they mentioned that since filming the price jumped to 3M, so I would assume the 1.6M was the rate back then.
With a parabolic microphone you have to keep it aimed at the person you want to listen to. If they or you are moving (other than directly toward or away from each other) you will need to keep moving the microphone.

With this you look at someone, signal that you want to keep listening to them, and the AI learns their voice. It then lets that voice through the noise cancelling system even as you or they move around the room or you look elsewhere.
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If it's about repurposing phones, then just root the phone. On Android, that's generally not restricted. The benefit of not rooting is that device attestation (used in banking apps and other sensitive things) still works. If you don't care about attestation, root away.
There is more than usefulness to it. Take what became social media later but what at the beginning was just a means for friends to have many-to-many async conversations instead of only 1:1 in an easy way. This was useful, I have no doubt about this. Yet the final product sold is something quite different, and in some cases can hurt people instead of benefiting them.
Scared of what, exactly? The optics wouldn't matter too much for the population, very few people seem to have any "reverence" to either of those countries. The militaries and intelligence agencies also know those are allied countries so very little would happen to punish them if found out.

I just can't see any real reason for countries in the EU to be scared of doing it, at most there could be some kind of "respect" but that concept doesn't really mean much when espionage is in play.
While making sure to credit the author..
Nice write up. My home ZFS is off pending two replacement drives because the hot spare failed during resilver. Oy vey.
Or even simpler, use a Neon bulb. or even a Fluro light.
2nd gen AirPods Pro’s Adaptive Noise Cancellation feature does exactly that.
Love the user experience but would be surprised if a website like this would be approved for Visa Direct/Mastercard Send.
Awesome work! Just what I needed.
I think that this is true, and I hate it.
In a previous job, I had to work with the worst (shop)-framework I have ever seen.
It is very expensive, over-engineered in the worst ways, very slow and awful to use.
The blatant misunderstanding of software architecture principles in that software is hard to put into words.
For example: It took an experienced developer two weeks and more than 2000 LoC in more than 40 files to add a new label to a product.
But the company creating this mess is good at marketing, and their events are great.

A few weeks ago one of the guys (a freelancer) who stayed in that project was on an event of a competitor to this shop framework.
After that event, he said that their software was way better, but it wasn't interesting enough for him to invest in learning that system.
In his opinion, their marketing is not good enough, and they won't be able to sell it to important companies.

So we are stuck with bad products because they apparently sell better than the good ones.

The developers in the company I mentioned first even knew beforehand that the software was bad.
They were "included" in the decision process, and they all voted against the bad software and preferred another solution (it was before my time, and I don't remember if they told me what they actually wanted to use).
But the manager who made the ultimate decision had such a good time with the guys from the bad product that he decided to go with it.

I know a lot of good developers and people who can sell themselves really well.
Sadly, these two groups hardly overlap.
Documenting their actions is a duty of board members
Ok, it doesn't integrate with the system at all.
This provides a library to access the device.

I.e. it can only be used by a single consumer, that consumer doesn't get nice things like ther kernel's file systems or device mapper (raid/crypt/verity...) features.
This can be fine, e.g. when the consumer is a database that just needs a block device, or something like ceph/minio etc. that provides the storage api to its consumers.

It'd have to use something like NBD (~fuse for block devices) to actually integrate and then my previous post describes some of the downsides to that setup.
2. Password manager is actually the standard to go for technical people. One should chose safe passwords with more than 8 chars.
I don't now, I have a schema for passwords. It seldomly doesn't work out and then I have three trials to try the proper one. I don't have such problems with brain memory :)

But yes, the only password manager I use is the browsers one.

Nevertheless, if goog would enable account linking, I think it would be security nightmare. As, then just one password is needed to access all accounts. (If I understood your intention properly)

Edit:

Google even do advertising the secure password generator and manager of Google Chrome on TV adverts. So, there's a solution for the non technical ones
I see your goal. But I question how you're going about it.

First, I'm all for convincing people that the wave function is something real. If you believe that strongly enough, then you're pushed towards accepting the Everett Interpretation. Which makes far more sense to me than any other interpretation of QM.

But I would suggest that you get them there by the shortest reasoning that you can. With minimal detours. The more material you have, the more likely that someone with different preconceptions will find something to disagree about. Worse yet, people will lose track and abandon it.

I would also suggest that you simplify your writing. According to https://readabilityformulas.com/readability-scoring-system.p... your writing is college entry level. Readability is weird, we don't notice that it matters until we find ourselves unable to understand text. And then it is a wall. Meaningless phrasing choices can improve readability and broaden your audience.

Now for a more substantive criticism. But one of choice of topic, where you likely reasonably disagree with me. You are writing about the scientific method. But the style of your writing undermines the essential spirit behind the scientific method. What do I mean by that essential spirit? I mean the thing that Feynman was trying to explain in http://www.feynman.com/science/what-is-science/. It is the attitude that leads to statements like, "Science is the belief in the ignorance of experts."

Now you're telling them what to believe. You aren't telling them how they could think of it. You aren't encouraging them to disagree with you and question you. You're telling them what is true. I think that conveying the skeptical attitude is more important than convincing them of any particular fact.

Moving on, I see you've added a number of things to your article. They are significant improvements. But I would suggest an improvement to one in particular. Your arithmetic example.

Counting to negative numbers for debt makes sense. But you don't show how you get something that unexpectedly is useful. So I would make the chain that you lead people down to be counting, to positive integer arithmetic, to negative numbers for debt, to fractions, to the idea that we can put this on a line, to the question of whether we have everything on that line, to the reals. Just outline it. And then point out how we started with counting, and wound up most of the way to geometry...doesn't look like counting any more!

Finally, I think that high school students are capable of more philosophy than you do. In particular there are lots of youtube videos and articles that try to explain why uncountable means more. If they can see those explanations, why can't they encounter the idea that all such claims require additional assumptions? Thinking about how to connect reasoning and computation is something of interest. And leads to topics that are fundamental in such places as logic and CS.

Anyways, this is wrong and I don't know if you read it. But if you do, hopefully you found at least one thing that's worth thinking about.
And he knows about every single file in it?
> Sadly, no backwards bias option for overhearing people behind you ;)

Put them on "backwards"; left cup on right ear and vice versa: forward facing mics now face backwards ;)
Kind of - the point remains. Lombok requires to alter the compiler (hook into), not (just) the annotation processing, itself. I'd be okayish if Lombok was a mere post compilation/enhancement too, but it isn't. It's a per-compilation step
Not unless it’s a silent disco or you’re the DJ.
It is also good to remember that everything started off inefficient with virtualization, it was incredibly slow and broke lots of things, but now it runs the modern web. I can run a VM on consumer grade hardware and reach most of the way to performance parity with native hardware with no technical skill past installing a few packages and running a wizard. Given the number if ARM based systems on the market now with built in battery and wireless I can imagine a lot of people wanting to repurposed then into home servers with power redundancy and remote access. The future looks bright for ARM servers
It sounds like you want to provide an enterprise-grade service, why wouldn’t you expect to pay enterprise-grade prices to your suppliers?
She got played from day one and is mad because she was the last one to figure it out. Sam brought her on for academic credibility and she didn’t realize how powerless the role was until she made the mistake of attempting to flex that power. She was out maneuvered at every step and had zero business playing in that space, hard elbows are going to be thrown and this now is how she’s dealing with it.

This interview is exactly why she never should have been in that role to begin with.
you don't threaten to walk out in retaliation while vague-tweeting heart emojis because you think your CEO is a mere sociopath, IMO you do it because A, you won't build generational wealth without him, B, you feel there's an existential risk to humanity under any other leadership or C, you're a pragmatist whose social rank is proportional to how enthusiastic you are about the emperors' fashion

(OpenAI feels cultish to me as an outsider, some north korea shit going on there, us against the world)
Didn't read article fully, but - since it's protocall buffer definitions, what if these fields are there for backward compatibility?
If scientists found out that it wasn't cowpox and then conspired to keep that fact secret, or conspired to say "we all knew it wasn't cowpox from the beginning", that would be a conspiracy.
Yeah that sounds way better. I saw one of the python libraries they recommended mention retries and I thought, this can't be that awful can it?
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In just a few weeks, most of which was familiarising myself with Bubble, I was able to build a pretty polished responsive web app.

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That doesn't exactly mesh with the way that !Xhosa speakers talk about their language, eg:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=baEiWB2aM9Y

https://youtu.be/KZlp-croVYw?t=16

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xhosa_language
It’s more complicated than that. The taboo in this case is hlonipha [0] amongst Bantu peoples, in which you cannot say the name of certain relatives, or any word which sounds like their name. By this stage, clicks had already entered Bantu languages from Khoisan ones [1], and had already started to spread through the native vocabulary. Hlonipha simply sped up that process — if you want to say a word you’re not allowed to say, it’s easy to just substitute a sound with a click.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avoidance_speech#Africa

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khoisan_languages
Get one of those fancy scissors, do some pruning and say you're doing this new thing called truck bonsai
No new features.
With all the negative press Altman is getting, I wonder if he’ll step down at some point to appease public opinion and run things from the background instead. Seems somewhat reasonable but unlikely with his ego.
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It's possible this is a bit like qbits and stable qbits. You need 4k, to get even 128 to persist as a signal channel.
I don't think you need to - as you say, the use-case doesn't make sense on mobile. My comment was more in appreciation of your desktop-first PWA. Look forward to seeing where you take it.