skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Sadly no. I tried Signal, but it's incredibly complicated. I would move to signal if they made their API more easy.
J and APL are what I am looking for. JAI is not my thing.
Do you happen to know if sixel is enabled when tmux is installed with brew?
Can anyone summarize the major differences between this and Scaling Monosemanticity?
Notice that most of the examples have none of the green highlight counter, which is shown for

> small losses. KEEPING SCORE: The Dow Jones industrial average rose 32 points, or 0.2 percent, to 18,156 as of 3:15 p.m. Eastern time. The Standard & Poor’s ... OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Warren Buffett’s company has bought nearly

the other sentences are in contrast to show how specific this neuron is.
I agree. I should probably clarify that in the article. It’s much easier to write “throwaway” code when you’re working alone and when you’re doing it just for fun.
This advice was probably aimed at people who tend to overthink things in these kinds of situations and spend years implementing things in the “right” way, which tends to slow them down considerably instead.
That would teach out to live like Nassim Taleb. He's okay but I don't envy his lifestyle to the point of living by his standard.
I kinda feel bad for Boeing. SLS should be docking about now to the ISS, and instead everyone is watching their competition.
For me, Windows 11 is synonymous with "lots of unwanted adverts". I don't like adverts, so I don't like Windows 11 - irrespective of whatever program I "want" to run on the OS.

I can run my Win10 box (when I absolutely must, because there's no equivalent to a Windows app) via MRD and it's ... not terrible. Downgrading it to 11 would make it even less attractive than it is now, so why would I do that ?

I don't care about support - the only driver for me to downgrade it to 11 would be if the application authors stopped writing for 10. So far, so good.
I find I get downvoted for being negative/critical and upvoted when I add something to the conversation.
This is exactly the same reason I had in the 90s using tmux’s precursor, GNU screen. With dialup or crappy isdn, screen -R was always the first input after login

Have we gone from shitty connectivity to stable and then back to shitty?
I wasn't asking about running the model locally, also for that I have to wait for someone to quantize the model.
Both Leike and Sutskever are still credited in the post.
The best art is made by starving artists.
As for me, I like the “do one thing well” philosophy — I don't want my terminal to manage multiple sub-‘windows’, because I already have a window manager that I like just fine thank you.

`tmux` is actually more than I want, because it interposes itself as a terminal emulator in its own right (hence, per the thread parent, requiring its own sixel support on top of the display terminal's) and use `dtach` instead: it's just a pass-through session holder. Something like `tmux` is necessary when you want to connect to a session from significantly different terminals (say, iTerm on a Mac and Konsole on *nix) but I don't do that.
Microsoft has supported open firmware for OCP Caliptra RoT, https://news.ycombinator.com/context?id=40131126

Hopefully we will see open firmware (Rust TockOS) on some version of Pluton, https://news.ycombinator.com/context?id=40557081
from chatgpt itself: The article discusses how researchers use sparse autoencoders to identify and interpret key features within complex language models like GPT-4, making their inner workings more understandable. This advancement helps improve AI safety and reliability by breaking down the models' decision-making processes into simpler, human-interpretable parts.
Really difficult to estimate it's worth since the owners are determined never to sell or develop. If value can never be realized, is it still value?
I want to be able to view exactly how my input is translated into tokens, as well as the embeddings for the tokens.
Right but what's the strategy when they say no? Ask another shop? Buy anyway?
> droves of people are proclaiming they will proudly switch to Linux or Mac in the wake of it

Citation needed. What kind of rag is this? The entire article is full of falsifiable claims without any links to surveys or any sort of data. They have screenshots of tweets or whatever, but that's essentially useless.

I am absolutely not defending Microsoft's moronic behavior here, but I have a hard time believing the VAST majority of Windows users have even heard of Recall, much less are concerned about it, and even fewer would have the wherewithal to even be able to switch.
How long before DHH switches back to MacOS? Anyone taking bets?
Definitely curious about how this works - signed up!
Stress bragging may make you seem less competent, less likable at work
Caltrans Embraces Use of AI Bandwagon
There's a difference between getting to space and being in space.

A true space age will involve many ships that never enter atmosphere or land.
Ah, that makes a lot of sense, thank you!
approx 2016

Before that, the modifier keys remapping was missing "caps lock" so you needed a custom solution like you were using
You're treating AMD and Intel as resource-poor upstarts, which is ridiculous. They have every opportunity to provide the same support as nvidia.
It's not that it's "hard" as much as it's annoying. When every react component has its own fragment, writing so many graphql fragments gets annoying. Going to graphiql for each fragment is annoying. Figuring out what fragments need to be spread on a query can be annoying. It's just more stuff that you have to keep in your head.

With that said I still like using relay on my random react-native side projects.
Not sure about stock tickers, but for domains it seems to pull an image from the <head> of a page. Looks like it's trying to find a favicon or the largest application image listed. Seems to skip some things like twitter's meta image tag, so maybe there's a preset list of tags it'll search for?
> I kind of wish that this pointer casting required unsafe, just because this code should send up red flags, and probably deserves a close look during code review.

If a pointer cast performed in safe code can cause unsoundness in unsafe code elsewhere, that's a bug in the unsafe code. All bets are off if your unsafe code is that trusting of data it receives from safe code.

This is a good argument for why pointer casting should be safe - it forces the point and pushes you to find the right abstraction. No pointer cast done in safe code should ever be able to cause unsoundness.
SpaceX Starship Launch 4: Everything That Happened in 12 Minutes [video]
Jack Dorsey donated to anonymous founder with deep devotion to 'fascist guru'
UPFs: Michael Pollan on his 25-year fight with the food industry
In May, they somehow managed to get 10 taking a tiny bit of market share from 11, so it makes sense that they’d get a little pushier.

I wonder how it is doing relative to previous releases.
Agreed. I don’t even need all these fancy Vulkan features most of the time… Just validation layers and RenderDoc debugging make the whole experience of doing graphics programming so much more pleasant for me, compared to what I had to deal with in OpenGL.
Or worse - code built around 90s code such that the ancient code is now untouchable and you have to perform binary gymnastics to accomplish your goals.
I wonder how much less ergonomic is is for getting there via Vulkan. For the ray tracing shaders.
Lazard: IRA brings LCOS of 100MW, 4hr standalone BESS down as low as US$124/MWh
For your first question: https://platform.openai.com/tokenizer
https://archive.today/JQhvA

IRA = Inflation Reduction Act

BESS = Battery Energy Storage Systems

LCOS = Levelised Cost of Storage
Honestly? No, not usually, or at least not when the deity has made it clear that He can be worshiped anywhere.

Locations are chosen for the sake of the people who are expected to come to them.
I think it's done on purpose, it's related to a very important point when understanding AI.

Humans aren't perfect, AI is trained by humans, therefore...
Exactly this. Also, if it's anything like the ATmega, instruction timing will be very simple and deterministic. For some applications that matters a lot.
I added something to the conversation by critique, and also bringing to the knowledge of others that objective tinnitus is not a novel discovery
Perhaps it was trained on a dataset of LinkedIn posts.
Inline caching in our AST interpreter
I wonder how fast this will be adopted by the automated bot-shops on telegram where you can buy illicit substances with a few taps?
An antitrust case against Nvidia would not lower prices by forcing Nvidia to sell at lower prices. In fact, selling below cost is itself a practice that can be subject to antitrust scrutiny.[1]

Rather, a case like this would lower prices by increasing competition. Other commenters have mentioned that if CUDA opened up, that would help companies like AMD become more competitive. Right now, if you want CUDA, you are forced to buy a GPU from Nvidia. So broader CUDA interoperability would benefit "also-rans" and consumers too.

[1] https://www.ftc.gov/advice-guidance/competition-guidance/gui...
I don't agree with you, I don't think you discuss in a good faith. You seem to write in a very emotional state, which possibly does not make you stable enough to engage in a coherent discussion.

I think everyone should have an opportunity to develop to the heights of one's potential and I think no one should be oppressed and exploited. I don't agree with you that I am anti-social or I have destructive ideas. Moreover, I am a very happy person, I consider myself completely satisfied with my personal life and that's why I am willing to engage in a fight for other people's opportunity to develop, even if they were unlucky in their life and they didn't have access to those opportunities. I am fine with propagating a complete deconstruction of norms very strongly naturalized in our current society if I find them justifying oppression and exploitation.
I think 'independent' is the operative word. Here in Britain, almost no local newspapers are independent. The majority are owned by a company called Reach PLC (formerly Trinity Mirror, probably renamed to avoid association with their history of phone hacking). You can tell that they're focused more on the SEO than the story - the word-salad headlines give that away, by how they attempt to squeeze in as many vague keywords as possible whilst omitting basic facts. They do genuinely report on local affairs, but it feels to me like most of the articles are prepared nationally from sources such as social media rather than by local correspondents.

Unfortunately I don't know what the answer is - non-profit newspapers are at least mostly immune from consolidation by Murdoch-style media giants, but they seem to survive only on existing loyalty. I've wondered what it would take to establish a genuinely local newspaper for my area, but to compete against the dross of Reach and News International seems like it would need deep pockets and a strong tolerance for debt. Ideas welcome!
As I understand, original Thunderbolt was mostly Intel's work, and Apple figured out how to have it with the mini-DP connector.

Later Thunderbolt is Intel doing the right thing: they took many of the features that USB-C lists as optional, and made them required for Thunderbolt specification. That's why the first M1 Macbook was Thunderbolt-capable/enabled, not fully Thunderbolt certified
Why do you suspect a user space implementation of TCP would improve those issues beyond existing kernel implementations?
2024 ARM Core Designs, Cortex X925, A725 and A520: Arm v9.2 Redefined for 3nm
Path of a patriot follows your average southern man on his journey to disillusionment.

Created with the help of chatGPT and suno.com
Only one of these options requires you to turn over total control of your browser and all your private data to pseudonymous github contributors.
Weird. When I was in Grade 12 in 1967, someone from IBM came to our school to talk about computing careers. I graduated in the first B.Sc. class in computer science at the University of British Columbia in 1971. Virtually everyone I knew in the class had a computing job on graduation (I didn't, apart from a part-time job, because I wanted to do grad studies). Maybe Vancouver wasn't then the backwater we thought it was.
'Basic research' has a specific meaning in the natural sciences, which, I suspect, is how the OP was using the phrase.
Yes, I didn't hear anything until I read this post, and now it won't go away!
Got a direct contact for this to expedite?
Women are capable of fighting in wars!
Overflowing addition is never UB in Rust - it is defined to wrap around in release builds (i.e. it would be a compiler bug if adding 1 to 255_u8 in a release build produced any value other than 0_u8).
Halide developer on Leica's new iOS camera app
Quid narras?
The FAA's license authorization for this flight mentioned that they wouldn't require a full mishap investigation unless someone got hurt, property got damaged, or debris fell outside the designated areas, so the turnaround for approving the next flight should be pretty quick. https://x.com/SciGuySpace/status/1798089390708687106 has the full text.
Please stop discriminating against women!
Is that the same universe, where corporate politics didn’t play a role at all and where Steve Ballmer was a very nice guy?
> “Microsoft is now rolling out two full-screen pop-up banners that remind everyone, including those with supported and unsupported PCs, to upgrade to Windows 11.”

We don't need repeated fucking full-screen reminders that Windows 11 exists. WE KNOW. Willy hears ya. Willy don't care[1].

Seriously, who's in charge here anymore? Shouldn't users get to decide what software they are running on their own computers? The user owns the computer, not Microsoft! If you publish software and users won't use it, stop and consider maybe you're wrong and not your users.

Rich from a company who, decades ago, asked "Where do -you- want to go today?" Today, it's more like "Where do -we- want to coerce you into going today?"

1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqfupnpUOoA
I saw that, but the language makes me think it's not quite the same as what's really being used?

"how a piece of text might be tokenized by a language model"

"It's important to note that the exact tokenization process varies between models."
Apple wants to own the entire computing stack for the average Joe, for legitimate integration reasons and illegitimate monopolistic market capture reasons.
This is honestly just par for the course for HP. The customers should feel lucky that their machines bricked before lighting their houses on fire.

A lower quality mainstream computer manufacturer does not exist.
It doesn't really make sense to have Khronos maintain nice high-level libraries. There's no evidence they'd be good at it and if you look at their GitHub, they're not particularly good at maintaining actual codebases in the first place. Their commitee/standard-based process works for specs, but I don't think it will work very well for the needs of day-to-day application programmers.

Why do you need Khronos to "bless" a particular library anyway?

Also they didn't get rid of OpenGL. You can still use it. It will probably be the most widely supported graphics API for a long time.
I think it was inspired by that. There's a high resolution version here:

https://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?action=dlattach;...
a.k.a, the same work as Anthropic, but with less interpretable and interesting features. I guess there won't be Golden Gate[0] GPT anytime soon.

I mean, you just have to compare the couple of interesting features of the OpenAI feature browser [1] and the features of the Anthropic feature browser [2].

[0] https://twitter.com/AnthropicAI/status/1793741051867615494

[1] https://openaipublic.blob.core.windows.net/sparse-autoencode...

[2] https://transformer-circuits.pub/2024/scaling-monosemanticit...
But how do you do PBT here without having a known-correct algorithm available? Because that scenario is seldom the case in practice.
It’d surprise me.

Adobe, like Apple, has a strong fambase. They don’t need material kickbacks to shill for their favorite corpos, the thrill of shouting loud-and-proud for a cause is enough.
The video isn't really live. The original may have had buffering problems, etc.
My oscilloscope runs Windows 7 so I get a daily reminder how beautiful unencumbered Windows is. No ads, no layers of pig lipstick, and it's still snappy and crisp even though the machine is 13 years old. If it weren't for weird compatibility issues (Chrome complains IIRC), I'd run Windows 7 at home in a heartbeat.
It's like someone was thinking of me! I've been missing such things on Mac. Toying with Yabai and others. Love seeing work in this space.
I can somewhat agree… I don’t dislike/fear Vulkan now, but I feel like there should have been something in-between OpenGL and Vulkan, because in most cases you don’t need the same level control over the GPU which AAA game require.
Thankfully, libraries like VMA and vk-bootstrap + new extensions like dynamic rendering make Vulkan start to resemble what “OpenGL Next” could have been. It’s still not perfect, but I’m glad that things have moved into that direction.
Why would I want to upgrade to 11? When I upgraded to 10 from 7 the OS was worse and only degraded over time. My relationship with Microsoft is now purely adversarial. If they want me to do it I know it is bad for me.

I only used Windows for games but recently had a game that I couldn’t make work on Windows but did work in Proton on Fedora. I haven’t booted my Windows partition since and will reclaim it when necessary.
There is no swift solution legally. At least not in California, and it sounds like Spain is similar.

It can take years and six figures to get a squatter out.
So this is old news? I really didn't know. I guess the original title with first recording of Tinnitus was a bit misleading.
> WGPU doesn't support multiple threads updating GPU memory without interference, which Vulkan supports.

This is really helpful for me to learn about, this is a key thing I want to be able to get right for having a good experience. I really hope WGPU can find a way to add something for this as an extension.
I can't wait for the shift back to in-person interviews to combat the use of AI assistants in virtual interviews. ;)
Indeed, Microsoft harassing people to make e-waste of perfectly good computers, who cares about the planet burning?
> Gellhorn’s story ran in the August 5 issue with the headline “The Wounded Come Home.” No mention was made of the fact that she was the only female journalist on the ground at Omaha Beach.

As it shouldn't, as her sex is hardly relevant for the story she wrote.

Likewise, it doesn't matter for the story to mention that Gellhorn was arrested by military police for traveling to Normandy without permission after she returned to England. It's interesting for this article, but why should any information surrounding the author be mentioned in her “The Wounded Come Home” piece?
From 2006(!) Interview and introduction to openbinder.

https://www.osnews.com/story/13674/introduction-to-openbinde...
The very first Star Wars ("A new hope") is fairly basic in plot, but with very good moments and no mistake.

The next two, especially the empire strikes back, are really good in their own right in terms of film-making artistry. They have the right tone, rhythm, imagery, scenography.

The rest, though, is catastrophically bad.
This is pretty clever design to me. If Apple & Google don't try to change their policies to skirt around it, it seems like a good way to build so-called super apps on their respective platforms.

Building a Telegram bot is incredibly easy, and a lot of digital services are more then capable of being handled in that format. Being able to easily charge for that built into the actual software library? Win-win to me.
Costco is building out an ad business using its shoppers' data
Bet he will
Makes me want to play flappy bird.
Oh no...anyway...
https://archive.ph/uXdXN
Hyprland here. My primary screen (and workspaces on it) is nearly always a single app, while the secondary has tiles - much like your ops friend. I would actually love a window manager that embeds this assumption.
The highlights are better visible in this visualisation: https://openaipublic.blob.core.windows.net/sparse-autoencode...

There are also many top activations not showing increases, e.g.

> 0.06 of a cent to 90.01 cents US.↵↵U.S. indexes were mainly lower as the Dow Jones industrials lost 21.72 points to 16,329.53, the Nasdaq was up 11.71 points at 4,318.9 and the S&P 500

(Highlight on the first comma.)
Windows 11 removed the ability to pin the task bar to the side of the screen.

Dear Microsoft, I will not upgrade to Windows 11 until you restore your removed accessibility features. I have ADHD and a mid-view taskbar (i.e. on the side of one of the screens in between my two monitors) is a requirement for me to be able to use an operating system.

I've submitted numerous tickets, it's pretty clear providing a solid UX is low on their priority list.
Unsafe code can rarely validate pointers it receives and must depend on the properties of the other code to work safely. It just doesn't depend on the safety properties of that other code.
Sounds a hell like continuations... Thanks for saying the magic words to put in DDG to find about that !
So thinking where the leverage is - is it like hydraulics where the input cross-section is a lot smaller than the output cross-section? That's kinda what the nozzle looks like.
As a teacher who regularly rips off large expressions from textbooks and test generators with MathPix, this would allow me to also capture diagrams into my exercises.
Related discussions over the years:

Diamonds Suck (2006)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12944464

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17186457

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38247300

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26698511
I think it depends on local customs and local agreements, it can differ. I guess I could consider a house abandoned if no one lives there for a year or 2. While for a mine, I think I would consider it abandoned the moment previous miners left it, such that other can get into the mine and mine some resource.
Wait a minute; we've been lied to!
Have you actually used Linux recently?

It's a pretty smooth experience for me these days; it can run all the software I need, is easy to keep up to date and works great on most hardware.
You're missing that people don't care about Vulkan at all: https://carette.xyz/posts/state_of_vulkan_2024/

And the translation layer exists largely due to Valve business decisions, not because "community came together or something". This glorious amazing support didn't even really exist until 2018 (when it was launched with official support of 27 games)

1. Apple has never truly cared about gaming on the Mac

2. iOS only supports Metal, and Metal serves Apple extremely well

3. Apple's dropping of 32-bit apps and switching to M* chips has hurt gaming on Macs much more than any perceived harm from not supporting Vulkan.
Do you know if these things I found offer any hope for being able to continue rendering a scene smoothly while we handle GPU memory management operations on worker threads?

https://gfx-rs.github.io/2023/11/24/arcanization.html

https://github.com/gfx-rs/wgpu/issues/5322
Did you get custom molded ones or are there more comfortable generic earplugs?
I'd probably jump ship myself were it not for Github's social features.

I like my little green squares
Thanks a lot, that’s a very touching comment.

I try to make my website to feel like “the old Internet” that we seem to be losing and it's great that it’s noticeable. :)