skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> What I want is for people to actually discuss the topic

As I already said, they are discussing the topic of [what probably happened in a controversy between Sam Altman and the OpenAI board], by comparing it to [another controversy involving Sam Altman and another board].

That's related and relevant data. You're the one driving all the meta-noise here, with your illogical attempt to gatekeep it as off-topic.

> > You ignored the substance of their comment--relevant past events--to attack it as too "meta."

> Now you are catching on! I was worried that I was being too subtle. Indeed I did do that! Annoying isn't it?

You're the only one who has done it so far. You're not being satirically clever, just annoying.
> Running on the same exact hardware - Thinkpad T14s AMD gen4 - the battery life was reduced by 30% on Linux with default settings (= no hardware acceleration in either browser). Manually enabling it means that test cannot complete at all because both browsers randomly crash.

Were you comparing this to Windows 11?

> Linux

What DE was this done on? Were you using any power-saving daemons (PPD, TLP, Powerdevil)? If not, I strongly recommend installing something like PPD (power-profiles-daemon) which requires 0 configuration out of the box, and retesting.
My guess it's LinkedIn scrapping.

A lot of companies do that, a lot of their CEOs have accounts here as well. Its shamefull as they just figure out what the company uses for their email format and just spam that, plus yourname.surname at gmail.com and so on...

It happens to me very often on every company I am at, even days after LinkedIn status change.

Saddest part is that my worst offenders were very cool tech companies I found here and considered as suppliers, but their amateur privacy attitude is unacceptable in my field.
> Stupid arguments are stupid, regardless of who said them

Indubitably true. Yet I am one of those rarefied people who make bright arguments.
PyTorch of course. Or alternatively a lib or custom code on top of TinyGrad. Is that a problem?
Let him at least finish M.Sc. first. Then he can get dissapointed about the industry a bit later.
There is no existential risk. Read less pulp scifi.
It was just a throw away joke in the article, but every once in a while I think "boy I wish I could have the linux kernel with the openbsd userland" (not often, usually when I want to play a game). Not that the obsd userland is all that great but it is a lot simpler than the linux equivalent. There was a project to do the opposite, the freebsd kernel with a gnu userland(shudders, yuk, what an abomination). But that is not what I want at all. And deep in my heart I know even if you put the hard work to make the obsd userland work with a linux kernel, it would probably be a bit of a shitshow, just too many assumptions broken, the subtle cohesion that I enjoy would be gone.
I disagree with putting family first. Health is top of the list for me. Money is next. They are the enablers of time. Then family is a consideration.
I asked gpt to translate for me the lyrics of a recent popular song containing the word "puta" and it just refused "I'm sorry, I can't help you with that". When I insisted it just ended the conversation.
this isn't true. you can install something like power-profiles-daemon and immediately see a large gain to battery life, without any additional configuration needed.
Feels like what AI should be used for... "filtering out the noise" rather than creating it.
Spoiler: all countries are surveilling each other.
This image should just get autoreplied any time somebody tries to (incorrectly) claim that Elon Musk is just a salesman: https://www.reddit.com/r/SpaceXMasterrace/comments/ub1yav/bu...
Pathlib is a great addition and it's nice that it's in the standard library. I like fsspec also, which has some functionality that overlaps with Python's existing libraries but makes it a little cleaner IMO.
He knows what Lombok does. He’s the author.
We will see how it turns out in Ukraine.
I hope the Israelis manage to kick out this government, reading about what some of them were up to is astonishing. Particularly Ben-Gvir[0], he seems like a horrible piece of work with his repeated calls for genocide, but none of the rest of them seem much better.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Itamar_Ben-Gvir
aka beam-forming. No AI needed, just good mics.
Very nice, Im working on something similar: https://getweeklio.com

I like the overview of the plan with the ingredients each meal will take.

Good job!
I haven’t seen or thought of this game in at least a decade and I can still hear this perfectly in my head. Shows what a lasting effect it had.
Shattered Pixels is one example of a game with a commercial side that is published on f-droid.
We basically need the concept of quicksave and discrete save slots from video games.

The system should regularly quicksave, but when I want to make a conscious checkpoint, let me do so. Perhaps use a VMS-style versioned-file system if you want a seperate channel of undo history.
This is one of the things I’m doing. I’ve always been useless with my hands but it’s a whole lot of fun gradually learning even the most basic of things. I have a house to renovate but no time limit and gradually learning one little skill makes other harder ones become that bit less intimidating.
Wow!
I did that Matrix-effect once in C#/mono. It turned out to be way more complicated than I initially thought. Well done!
Assuming that's true—and it's a significant "if," given that every story has multiple perspectives and The Guardian's known critical stance toward Israel—such behavior by Israel would indeed be disgraceful.

As an Israeli, I must clarify that the current government represents only a small minority. This minority has gained power through political maneuvering orchestrated by Netanyahu.

It's important to note that there are daily demonstrations with thousands of protesters demanding a change in government. These actions are completely out of step with the desires and values of the broader Israeli populace.
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Greed ?
You mean the part where ADHD brains have lower baseline alertness which declines with cognitive effort far faster than a healthy person's, with impaired emotional and impulse control coming together to result in inability to maintain focus and motivation for anything that isn't urgent, exciting, or novel?

This study is absurdly poorly designed and its interpretation is as ridiculous as if you wrote "cancer was an evolutionary advantage because it made people more likely to worry about their health". Absurd.
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Right, it wouldn't help you if you wanted to do something like "overhear" tips from attendees of a meth cooking convention.
What drives you to keep earning money when you don't need more?
the coolest use case i've seen is this https://github.com/ddupont808/GPT-4V-Act
> They generally require annotations in your own source code to kick in

Right but you don’t know which annotation processor will actually run. Anybody could look for javax.persistence.Entity and do something. There’s no guarantee only your JPA provider will be running and looking at them.
Being arm-based is not important. They could still be Motorola for all I care. It’s how the final product works as a whole. macOS does a disservice to the hardware package, which is too bad, because the hardware is really unmatched.
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Frankly, I would expect that many of the States that are members are spying on the ICC internals.
If I remember correctly, when you have 2 RPi located at F and F', the solutions M are on an hyperbola : MF = MF' + delta_distance where delta_distance is simply computed with delta_t in the two signals.
It’s still up isn’t it?
What does it mean to triangulate people?
I will also be much happier while troubleshooting any Linux system than any Windows or MacOS system.
Idk how I feel about this. I think this is only an appropriate solution if you are 100% capable and can take complete ownership of patching said dependencies.

I get how there is risk associated with a supply chain attack, but what are you going to do when you don't understand a vulnerability and need to fix it?

Most problems aren't impossible to solve of course, but those who've been working with a codebase for a long time probably have a more intimate knowledge of how it works.
How is this AI? Not just some form of a parabolic microphone
The countries you listed are basically all the world players that exert outside influence. It's easy for a country like Canada to sit on the sidelines and go along with orgs like the ICC since we're not really under threat, nor is it something we've grown into.

Watch the ICC challenge Canada's sovereignty repeatedly on issues that we hold important, and see how fast our government decides not to recognize their authority.
No, the way AI is used is the apotheosis of that. There is nothing inherent in AI that makes it automatically serve the interests of capitalism, for the same reason there is nothing inherent in any other technology that makes it automatically serve the interests of capitalism. Rather, capitalists exploit such technologies and wield them to those ends.

The shovel that digs a mass grave is, at the end of the day, just a shovel.
This is part of my life philosophy. The word retire needs to be retired. The concept of waiting until you have enough money to last you to an age you probably won’t live to before you start doing the things you want is bizarre to me, especially as your mental and physical capacity declines. Seize the day. Earn less doing something you enjoy more. Work a 4 day week. Take longer breaks between jobs.
No way. I doubt a single EU country dares to spy on either the US or Israel. They are too scared to attempt that.
We should probably send some probes there to get a better view and detect potential dangers. It should be possible to change the trajectories as they only need a slight push to make huge course changes over 2 million years
>As an Israeli, I can say that the current government represent a small minority that through political manipulation by Netanyahu has gained power.

I sure hope this is true, although I have my doubts that it is a 'small minority'.

A nation willfully ruled by war criminals always becomes their final victim.
Is or has? Social media is great tool, but like all great tools it's up to the wielders. Hammers can build and beautiful city or wage war.

In the sense of social media we often think of the wielder as the one posting, but it's really the consumer. They have the power for good or bad with it. They choose to be angry over issues that have no practical impact on their lives or ways that other communities want to live. They consume and wield their outrage as a weapon to divide. Asking for tolerance but only tolerance if you agree with them, otherwise block, report and ban it.
I speak a bit of Swedish sign language and we have a version called TAKK which is signs with spoken grammar. This is used in schools for special need kids since it’s much easier to teach staff.
ASL probably has something similar.

Sad to see additional languages doesn’t seem to be in the pipe for the project but it’s a good initiative.
> ... the current government represent a small minority that through political manipulation by Netanyahu has gained power.

The only part of this sentence that's an Israeli thing is Netanyahu. Right wing hardliners don't get elected to power, they seize it.
In the same boat. I have some tinnitus (low frequency, radio static like noise) and struggle with conversation in loud places with lots of background noise and conversation. If I sit in a loud bar it is hopeless hearing what anyone but the closest two persons are saying. Conversation in normal settings are mostly no issue.

So something that would enhance the speech of whomever I'm looking at would be super cool. Apple AirPods already have some sound shaping abilities to react to environment and mode. They also support specific voice enhancement if you put your phone down in front of the person speaking. If they ever support directional voice enhancement, like in this research, directly in the AirPods it would help me so much with social interactions in loud places.
Benjamin Netanyahu has been PM of Israel for almost 17 years. Israel has been a state since 1948. 2023-1948 = 75 years. 16.66/75*100 = 22% of the existence of Israel.

Think about that. One man has been the democratically elected leader of Israel for about 22% of the entire time it has existed. He is also the first prime minister to have been born in Israel after its establishment. In so many ways this man is the manifestation of the nation of Israel. Or maybe it could be better said that Israel is a manifestation of Benjamin Netanyahu?

It would be interesting to work out the numbers on what percent of the entire Israeli population of all time voted for him and compare that with the percent of the entire Palestinian population that has existed from the same time period that voted for Hamas that one time Which IIRC was a vote that was only open to males 35+.
Figuring it out is so much fun.
this needs to exisiting. in the very least for prototyping and trying to get web apps of the ground. i want to be a beta user will you help me get started.
It throttles itself. You can install a thermal conductor on the package which makes the whole chassis into a radiator and the thing gets too hot to touch under load, but you get more performance.
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I feel there’s another #MeToo movement right around the corner with this bs
I'm confused. Why would they be forced to? Also, there's way more than copyright that covers this: trademarks, patents and trade secrets also play into it.
I feel like an insane person everytime I look at the LLM development space and see what the state of the art is.

If I'm understanding this correctly, the standard way to get structured output seems to be to retry the query until the stochastic language model produces expected output. RAG also seems like a hilariously thin wrapper over traditional search systems, and it still might hallucinate in that tiny distance between the search result and the user. Like we're talking about writing sentences and coaching what amounts to an auto complete system to magically give us something we want. How is this industry getting hundreds of billions of dollars in investment?

Also the error rate is about 5-10% according to this article. That's pretty bad!
Your right to not be attacked, robbed, or defrauded by others is inherent, not something conferred by religion or morality.

As for abortion, the debate there rests on a conflict of the rights of two people, and there isn't any clear answer to it based on rights.

Marriage is tangled up with the rights of children. Children are not fully formed humans and we allot them a subset of the rights of adults. Marriage without children is an issue of morality, not rights.

I don't know what mesopothemia is.
im in this situation, i live off of steady income, all bills paid perfectly every month. and im wishing i had something to keep me preoccupied, the problem is that after 7 years of living like this, its really difficult to find stuff to do, when money is somewhat tight, but youre able to pay all your bills. i spend alot of time playing video games, and working with AI projects, wishing i could work, but health issues get in the way.
I’m thinking a used or refurb MacBook Air M1 , for the price to what you get cannot be beat
one of the best i have ever seen. Sadly it didn't recieved attention it deserved earlier but is getting popular over socials now a days a lot
I think one could build quite the good system with 2 directional microphones and then do some beamforming or how it is called to isolate the depth one want to perceive.

But this is super expensive since you need calibrated mics etc.

The biggest advantage of neural nets in this field is that you can use a dirt cheap microphone and postprocess it so good that it is good enough or even very good for humans.
Not so sure about that. Not all EU countries have shown a lot of deference to the US, for example.
Do they? Last I compared them, LLVC was much faster than gcc. To the extent that I'd test with one, and release with the other.
Never ever saw one. That's the first ever time. That's why I was so surprised and didn't recognize it as scam at once.

I don't know why I don't see it suggested in my YouTube timeline. May be, because I spend more time reading hn instead of watching yt :)
It's all communist societies. For voluntary communes, they usually break up once they discover they cannot feed themselves.
i don't know, but something would come to me after a few weeks of sitting around enjoying the lack of stress from having a job
If I won the lottery (I don't buy lottery tickets, but roll with me here), I'd go to graduate school. Multiple graduate schools, in multiple subjects. There's so much to learn, and so many beautiful places in the world in which to do it. European two-year masters degrees are perfect: lots of depth, without a vast time commitment. I'd do an anthropology degree; archeology; something in history; art history. Urban planning is fascinating. Experimental economics. Do one at Oxford; another at Trinity College, Dublin. I'm sure there's something worth studying in Wellington, NZ. I'd improve my Spanish to the point that I can read Spanish poetry at Madrid University, then find something else interesting to dive into somewhere in South America. I'd endow a chair or something everywhere, so no one looks too hard at my pre-reqs, and I wouldn't worry about grades, but I'd still work damn hard, because everything about it would be a joy.

If you're just talking about a normal retirement? I'd go back to doing theatre, which was my first love, and the thing I was better at than anything else I've ever done. Acting, directing, teaching, writing. Theatre people are my people. Making theatre was my passion, and I could do with some passion back in my life.
A few missing images on Rightmove late yesterday not sure if it’s a coincidence
If you've ever tried to start a business, you'll find that the government throws ever more barriers in your way.
I kinda explain this in the other post, but this is a good question.

For the low and intermediate level waste, these probably aren't useful amounts of radiation. Even if you could 100% turn all that energy into electricity. It just wouldn't be that much (the amount to harm your body is actually not that much total energy, because cascading effects. Again, complicated, because type of radiation and where it is plays a significant role (dominating even)).

But for the high energy waste, yes! In fact, France even does this (ironically the US invented the technology). 17% of their total electricity comes from recycled fuel. This is partially why I'm in favor of in situ storage.

But this does get quite complicated. As I've, and others, said, if something is long lasting it probably isn't giving off much radiation. Though, these isotopes typically can be converted into an isotope that will be shorter lived and produce higher energy (in fact, this is part of the whole theory behind nuclear power). In fact, even all that fuel from France that is "spent" is still pretty energetic.

But I should finish by referencing this graph[0]. The differential in y is energy and so you gain energy (electricity) going right to left if you're an element heavier than lead (fission) or left to right if you're lighter (fusion). While the slope is relatively steady, at a certain point it becomes not worth it.

So really there's a lot to consider here but we would need to invent quite a lot of things along the way. Which, is very viable in the next few hundred years (which is how long we believe we can safely store fuel on site).

[0] https://www.britannica.com/science/nuclear-binding-energy
Seeing a lot of terrible takes in the comments here, and a small minority of good takes.

Sure, a lot of people have good things to say about Altman. But a lot of people have _very_ bad things to say about him.

If you have encountered deceptive, manipulative people in the past, and have since educated yourself on how these people operate, it is clear as day that Sam is a deceptive, manipulative person.

A lot of people cannot conceive of the idea that this could be true simply because they have never encountered such people in real life or their only exposure to them is through seeing Frank Underwood in House of Cards.

People like this are very good at covering their tracks. But sometimes things slip through the cracks and become red flags. One red flag is not usually enough to determine the entirety of someone's character. But enough red flags start to paint a picture...

- Helen Toner, former OAI board member, accusing him of outright lying

- Ilya Sutskever and Mira Murati allegedly raising concerns about his leadership style as creating a toxic work environment, manipulating, pitting executives against each other, lying, etc.

- Claims from recently-resigned members of OAI's safety team that he was deceptive and manipulative

- PG's blogs stating that Altman could become king of a cannibal island (read: reality distortion field / cult leader potential)

- Allegations of abuse from Annie Altman, his sister

- Allegations of him using manipulative behavior at Reddit to have a former CEO fired (cannot find the link to the original Reddit post describing this, hopefully someone can leave a comment with it)

- Allegations of being fired from YC due to prioritizing his own interests over YC's

Ultimately, none of these things on their own are damning evidence of him being deceptive and manipulative. But when they start to stack up, you have to keep in mind that there is usually no smoke without fire...
All of what you said goes against common knowledge of the history of the vaccine. You will have to provide solid sources for your claims in order to not appear as a conspiracy theory peddler.

What you mentioned in the first paragraph is not vaccination, it is called variolation. It predates vaccination by a large margin and was far more dangerous.
Well… I’ve got the 1070 and it still has more than enough performance for the games I play.
get two of these for e2e communication (peer -> ear)
Sam Altman-Fried?
In exactly the same way, unless you audit your dependencies, you have no idea what you are going to run. It all boils down to whether you trust your dependencies. The only difference here is that this is a compile time dependency, not a run-time dependency. But unless you checked it, there are no guarantees.
> As an Israeli, I must clarify that the current government represents only a small minority.

Did the majority of the Knesset not vote for this government, and if not, how did it form?
Medium-driven development is neither rare nor well-done.
There's no need to be rude. We just misunderstood one each other. I admitted I was wrong. At this point you're just antagonizing for no reason.

If I need to touch grass, why don't you join me, because clearly I'm not alone.
Per the modern definition of the term:

Genocide is the intentional destruction of a people in whole or in part.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genocide
If I was at OpenAI making stupid money and I had to deal with a psycho boss once in a while, I’d probably be fine with it.

I think most people would, as was evident by the amount of people who backed him to come back as the CEO.

Not that every one of those people knew this, but there certainly were people who did.
> but it is not at all obvious that the best way to run them is by sociopathic megalomaniacs.

I suspect you've defined a tautology by assuming that anyone running a large organization is a sociopathic megalomaniac.

But let's take an example. Which do you think is better run - NASA or SpaceX?
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