skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'd recommend Well-Typed's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@well-typed

Andres Loeh has recently released a pretty comprehensive introductory series there and in addition they have a fortnightly stream "The Haskell Unfolder" where they go over some more advanced subjects with examples.
Nah, he was known for this kind of thing. e.g. from 2013, "Best of the vice president's 'Bidenisms'" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLcIMdHQvz8

2010, "Joe Biden, the vice-president who keeps putting his foot in it": https://www.theguardian.com/world/2010/jun/28/joe-biden-vice...

Those were just the top two results in Google for "biden vice president gaffe", limiting the date to before 2016.

I mean, it's probably gotten worse, although I can't really judge that. But it's certainly not a new thing. I'm not saying he's not too old and tired, I'm just saying that merely the mixing up of a name alone really isn't a sign of incompetence.
I would only consider this as “in depth” if and only if the author provided clearer methodology on the exact model used for this write up.

It is still unclear to me whether this is a deficiency in all ChatGPT models or this is just one of the many.
"The Flatpak cannot access your file system by default. To give it access to your documents, you must first configure that with a package like, for example, Flatseal. In case of problems, please get in contact with the Flatpak maintainer on the corresponding GitHub repository. Do not file reports on the main repository – we won't be able to help you."

https://docs.zettlr.com/en/getting-started/setup/
If an intern gets it wrong, then you can sit down with them and teach them the correct process. Hopefully over time they get better, and once the trust is built you then stop being so involved. If they don't get any better, you find someone else to summarize for you.

You can't go through this process with an AI, every time it's just a shot in the dark.
> I wonder if there's a concern that staggering the malware signatures would open them up to lawsuits if somebody was hacked in between other customers getting the data and them getting the data.

I'd assume that sort of thing would be covered in the EULA and contract -- but even if it weren't, it seems like allowing customers to define their own definition update strategy would give them a pretty compelling avenue to claim non-liability. If CrowdStrike can credibly claim "hey, we made the definitions available, you chose to wait for 2 weeks to apply them, that's on you", then it becomes much less of a concern.
No? They are asking if in the limit as amount of money spent in a particular way goes to infinity, whether AGI would thereby be achieved. They aren’t just asking “If I had infinite capital, would that be sufficient to achieve AGI by some method?”.
Trying to explains generative AI to a lay person already feels like a wizard trying to explain a magic spell.

“There’s a lot more going on than just saying a sentence and then things happen!”
The US doesn't have mandatory voting; when people are thoroughly demotivated by their party's platform but are unwilling to vote for the other party, they stay home.

(I'm not saying whether or not I would. But I think this kind of brinkmanship is a very dangerous game to play, especially in the context of a cross-party ticket.)
As Trump said in his recent speech in Michigan "We have to make life good for our smart people." These are executives and investors who have created trillions in value with their technology based products and services. Their interests align with mine.
> One of the most effective presidents since Johnson or Truman.

In what way? I don't live in the US, so what did I miss? I don't remember Biden doing anything of note (good or bad).

> But he did campaign on a single term.

Biden said that he was running for only a single term, and during this entire second election campaign nobody called him out on that, not even outspoken Trump?
This is correct. There is a social context to this matter. The advocates of 'almost right is most cases is ok no harm done' are ignoring the (likely) operational and utility context of these tools.
Harris already earned it by being elected, so it's not about letting her earn it. The choice is Biden's alone to make, and it's obvious that it would politically amplify his endorsement and significantly reduce the likelihood of further drama within the Democratic Party so close to the election. Moreover, it would likely mitigate any legal challenges related to Biden's transition to Harris.
Or perhaps he became seriously ill and this helped convince him
Maintain a golden test of your package's API with `diff-package-API` and `print
The problem is that primaries are giving people the illusion of a choice. This country hasn't been a democracy or a republic for many decades yet it's constantly held up as something we are protecting. People decide who the president is as much as an employee of Google or Meta decide who their CEO is.
You're right, not everyone did tip, but in my experience the vast majority did.

What is certain is that the practice wouldn't exist if the customer didn't like it. I mean, why would someone buy something they don't like? Especially something so frivolous? That wouldn't make any sense. But you could tell that of those who did tip, they got enjoyment out of it.
Be skeptical. Why are announcements being delivered from the social media staff via twitter ? Where is the President ?
I know; but since Don Quixote and Lazarillo de Tormes the modern phonetic changes were already there.

I own an anotated Lazarillo book for modern Spanish readers, btw. It will describe you every ancient jargon and old sayings as footnotes. And, of course, some of the context.
That's right.

Which is why I'm hoping that this incident will make both security professionals and regulators reconsider the idea of endpoint security as it's currently done, and that there will be some cultural and regulatory pushback. Maybe this will incentivize people to come up with other ideas on how to secure systems and companies, that don't look like a police state on steroids.
> the processes that anointed [...] Biden round 2 in 2024

You think it's notably corrupt that... an incumbent president gets to run for re-election? You might argue this was a bad idea. You could argue it's counter to the way the campaign was presented in 2020. But it's hardly surprising; it's literally the way we've done things for hundreds of years!
My Adventures with Narrative Engines
he didn't deal with covid economy shut down.

But I don't buy the point that current president is good because he is not as bad as previous in spending.
It's even worse than the author writes. As the 'parameter' side of the equation gets trained on more and more scraped AI-spam garbage, summarising will actually get even worse than it already is.
Yeah I agree too...

Someone found a way to solve a problem they posed as a problem.

Smart TVs consolidated buying the "extra" device for older consumers... Or maybe it's as simple as it's really that's all that is left to buy?
It takes years for new technologies to propagate and impact industries in practice. Most of the enabling tech here is months old, and there's still tons of unaddressed markets and use cases.

I have no idea if there's an expectation of interdisciplinary research but LLMs are well suited to breaking down barriers between different levels of understanding, so it follows. I'm part of a patient research group and we use it all the time to digest academic papers, test hypotheses, and bring forward more informed questions to researchers.
Fucking Hell. I need to stop thinking these things are exaggerations or hyperbole. In the past few days, I thought "MASS DEPORTATIONS NOW" and (now) "immigrant fight club" were the stuff of political cartoonists juicing the zeitgeist.
I have a "radical" idea: why not actually let the constituency of this party make the choice.
I agree.

For example, looking at the ChatGPT link the author has, the model loaded 5 pages besides the one the author wanted. That clearly is going to cause some issues but the author didn't modify the prompt to prevent it. It was also a misspelled five (?) word prompt.

I don't see how you can draw conclusions from a model not reading your mind when you give it basically no instructions.

You need to treat models like an new hire you're delegating to and not an omniscient being that reads your intent on it's own.
It's not similar. It's literally the same silicon. They didn't tape out any new dies for the products branded as "14th gen"; not even a new stepping. Just minor tweaks to the binning.
And that's another reason you never trust media nowadays
There's always the option, taken by millions of Americans every election, of not voting for anyone.

A unity ticket of two unpopular centrist candidates is not a recipe for success.
Remember NFTs?
The primary was a coronation, not a contest.

The word your looking for here is 'legitimacy.' It's what political power is made of.

Biden lost it, by staying hidden through the primaries and then showing himself to be obviously unfit once he finally showed up for a debate.
Primeagen YouTube channel lingo.
I had to search the book where I read it, and this is the guy :) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaetano_Salvemini
> news article pages.

really curious about this. do you have an example link by anychance
Presumably the LLM would generate a lot of proposed rules for humans to wade through. Reviewing lots of proposed rewrites while catching all possible errors would be tedious and error-prone. We have computers to take care of this kind of work.
You're entitled to believe that. But you might want to consider whether this is (1) uniformly true for HN's readership demographic, and (2) uniformly true for the American electorate.
He’s mildly unfit to serve now but there’s reasonable doubt he’ll be at all fit in a few years. That would be what the more rational people should be thinking. It’s not about day one it’s about year two, etc.
if you wanted a system-wide behavior you had to write an INIT ; extra credit to show it at MacHack Ann Arbor later
TLDR last I written as a J.
I was doing this too except Apple TV couldn't offer me a web browser, so now I switch between rpi for browser and ATV for everything else.
The switch uses NSO, a custom format https://switchbrew.org/wiki/NSO
> The fixed schedule is the case for most EU countries, in Belgium every 4 year we go out and vote.

I think you mean 5, not 4.

> The only possible way to vote earlier is when a government falls and they write out new elections but that is extremely rare.

It's not rare in many other EU countries - and even when there are no "snap" elections the there may be some flexibility about the timeline of the "standard" ones. I'm not sure that "fixed schedule is the case for most EU countries" is a good description, compared to the US where the exact date is known.
Man you weren't kidding. EVERYTHING stops in 2014. And I've dug through London and UK death records etc. can't find anything.

Everything is 2014 or earlier

https://mightyframe.blogspot.com/p/history.html?m=1
Most IT news sites I use started to use AI over stock images.
Why are posting on HN? You should be escaping the feds. They’re after you! Hurry and wrap your head in foil so they don’t read your thoughts. And destroy the computer you’re posting from so they don’t trace your IP. You’re welcome.
And just because all those things happened doesn't mean they should have, morally or ethically.
I absolutely sure if there is few T of free money there will be "MASSIVE ecosystem of research grants, commercialization grants, and private sector deal flow".

But I believe in market economy, and to me it looks like VC/PE didn't invest into hardware much because didn't believe in positive ROI in current condition.
Sigh.

See here for one way to get it, i.e. someone else's comment on the topic:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41026310

If that doesn't help, start reading from the start of this subthread that starts with Walter Bright's comment about D, and pay attention throughout, otherwise don't waste your time commenting.

If even that doesn't help, nothing will; sorry, I don't have the time to explain things more than that, for a trivial matter like this.
> There was a whole primary with like 12 other candidates and Biden won though.

Does no one remember what actually happened?

All the other candidates except Warren made back room deals and dropped out around Iowa, suddenly and for no reason. Leaving Biden as the obvious selection, and Warren there to siphon off Bernie support to make sure he wouldn’t be a problem.

The base voted for Biden after they had no choice.
Congrats on the launch. Have you personally ever had success getting a study partner on one of these sites? Might work for you if you get a subreddit to recommend your site as a way to find study buddies.
TVs, I mean TVs made to be TV sets, don't have PCs so to speak running them. I don't know what proportion of them use that, but there are lots of chips made to lower the chip count while providing the specific functionality needed to do a good job of rendering compressed video. So between "single chip" TVs where lower chip count is the objective and "high end processing" where a better image quality is the goal, I expect most TVs use rather dedicated solutions.

For example, chips like:

https://www.nxp.com/products/no-longer-manufactured/connecte...

https://www.nxp.com/products/processors-and-microcontrollers...

https://news.synopsys.com/home?item=122891

(who in the world thinks it's a good idea to do press releases with no date? These people is who)

https://news.synopsys.com/home?item=122565

So anyway, that doesn't mean it's impossible to free them - mods / reflash are available for some DSLRs for example. But it's more difficult.

There are however "universal" TV main boards for replacements... And these may have more documentation available? Maybe?
Once you invade a country you're committing to a certain responsibility to do right by it and the people living there. Either follow the Prime Directive or don't, but you can't just choose whimsically based on whatever is convenient in the moment. Blame the Bush admin if you really want to blame someone.
Better yet, this needs to be the law of the land for all parties. Once someone reaches 60-65 or so, they need to step aside and serve at most in an advisory role. Let the younger crowd take the helm of leadership.
fun fact, this had me realise the term isn't some kind of in joke spawned of a colleague's mind, but actually a meme in the progess of becoming one
They found out on Twitter: https://x.com/politico/status/1815098672113402138
Let her earn it
> that picture will be in the historic books

Yep, next to all of the other failed assassinations.
I'm not talking about prominent Democratic politicians/strategists/pundits for that part; it's just a sentiment I've seen a whole lot of as someone whose social media diet is dominated by left-leaning spaces. There's a huge appetite for the perfect candidate who can (in fantasy-land) ensure that Trump is defeated for all time.
I went back to look, and it seems you’re referring to the case in the article of WBW construction, which OSHA deemed to be willful and repeated company violations, and the accident in question was triggered by the foreman (father of one of the deceased) doing a “side cut” into the main trench. They said there were trench boxes (plural) onsite that the company had chosen not to install, so root cause doesn’t seem like a case of workers thwarting the construction safety plan, or of too-small diggers. Further down the article also discussed the evidence that the company may have essentially forged a statement by the foreman. We are only getting one view here, but considering that OHSA fined them and claims willful violation, and that there is evidence of multiple wrongs in the case, it all seems to support the summary that the company is solely responsible and culpable, right?
I never asked a loaded question.

Your comment doesn't follow at all.
Simplest may not be best here. Is Harris the person who is most likely to get people to the polls and vote Dem? Is she someone who can convert independent/undecided voters? etc. IMO those are not easy "yes, absolutely" answers. Does the Democratic party have anyone in the wings who is more likely to win than Harris?

Maybe? Gretchen Whitmer might be a strong candidate, off the top of my head. But I'm struggling to think of a nationally known candidate with super-strong positives that would be a viable alternative. (That's also true for the GOP IMO if somehow Trump was out.)
In theory, those solutions could be used right. In practice, they never are.

People making decisions about purchasing, deploying and configuring those systems are separated by many layers from rank-and-file employees. The impact on business downstream is diffuse and doesn't affect them directly, while the direct incentives they have are not aligned with the overall business operations. The top doesn't feel the damage this is doing, and the bottom has no way of communicating it in a way that will be heard.

It does build distrust, but not necessarily in the sense that "company thinks I'm a potential criminal" - rather, just the mundane expectation that work will continue to get more difficult to perform with every new announcement from the security team.
Without this detail, the whole body of work is anecdotal.
While it's very good, and I do use Linguee frequently, by being a LLM it also confabulates. Invent a word in the source language, and it will try very hard to invent a translated word by using parts of the source. Use it but don't blindly trust it.
> there is no way _any_ policy change too bad for Israel wouldn't have led to serious financial issues for any party. AIPAC is damn well connected.

Well, yeah, it might not have been good for Biden financially or for the US strategic military position in the region. That's exactly why he didn't make the call - it's not that he doesn't care about the slaughter of innocents, but he cares about other things more.
Polls indicate Harris is holding her own, and it's clear that voters seeking an alternative to Trump have already found it in the Biden-Harris ticket. By selecting Harris as his running mate, Biden has given them a viable choice. Now, it's essential for Biden to see this through and commit to the path he's chosen. Ultimately, he should resign at a time of Harris' choosing, ensuring a seamless transition and maintaining the momentum they've built together.
I like this, are you able to share any details on how you built this? Or you probably have some bigger plans for this.
The way primaries are explicitly drawn out across every state is a big factor. The earlier a given state runs its primary, the more influence that state has by setting the momentum.
You can do GPS by triangulation using existing radio towers with known location. It is very simple.
Remind Americans their climate change is better when they are paying at the grocery store.

Edit: Yea. That’s what I thought.
> With four 6000 sticks I just flat out can't get more than a 12 hour stable prime95, even at jedec-4800 certified speeds. I can't even boot at 6000.

Note that while your memory sticks may be rated to handle JEDEC's DDR5-4800 speed, and faster with XMP profiles, Intel's memory controller is only rated to operate at DDR5-4000 with two single-rank modules per channel, and DDR5-3600 with two dual-rank modules per channel. The speed of an individual DIMM is not the only important factor anymore. For the 12th gen parts, Intel didn't even promise DDR5-4800 unless the motherboard only had one slot per channel.
Your post is genuinely hilarious. Like perfect dry humour.

> The solution is to feed both the text and the summary back to ChatGPT and ask it to identify any inconsistencies.

Hmm... Sounds interesting, ...

> If you repeat these steps over and over for enough iterations

Oookay, continue...

> eventually you will run out of money and the problem will be moot anyway

Oh. :D
education has nothing to do with this, an average university professor in Russia(or for a matter of fact in the west too) is a radical supporter of the mainstream media
Unfortunately this piece seems to be an exercise in confirmation bias and not a legitimate scientific inquiry.
The problem with this take is that you're conflating different software systems under the same vague AI umbrella. Waymo is a completely different technology than generative AI. Talking about how over a decade and billions of dollars in R&d in self driving is finally bearing fruit has nothing to do with the performance of LLMs.

It is true that LLMs appear to be an exciting technology, but it's also delusional to assume they're following a positive trendline. Performance between GPT-3.5 and GPT-4 was like a 25% improvement that took 2500% more resources to train. It's clear that there's diminishing returns to bigger and bigger models, and the trend we've been seeing in the industry is actually smaller models trained for longer periods in an effort to bring down inference costs while maintaining current performance.

More intelligent models may require new techniques and technologies that we don't have yet. I'm sure it will get better but the path to improving isn't as obvious as you're making it sound. Making comparisons to Moore's law is also disengenuous because we're actually running into physical limits on how dense we can make chips due to the size of atoms themselves, so past trends for technological development may not continue to bear out.
Only after the bursting of a very big hype bubble, remember?

AI is also different in the sense that it has already gone through several hype cycles, each followed by an "AI winter" of broken dreams. Clearly large DL models are a breakthrough, but the amount of hype and hot air is entirely out of proportion to the actual results.
Hey Junaid, I'm working on a similar idea, but with AI matching, do you want to meet?
Will do, I'll have the new notebooks published within the next couple weeks.

In terms of a no GPU setup, yes it's possible but it will be slow. As long as you're OK with slow response times, then it will eventually come back with answers.
The US economy is extremely robust right now and the European countries that took a balanced budget austerity approach are in shambles. Look at England. Just carnage over there.

Deficit spending makes sense when the spending invests in the future. Every mortgage holder understands this implicitly. If these deficit levels concern you the obvious first place to start would be on the revenue side, by letting the Trump 2017 tax cuts expire.
You write as if you’ve found a hole in the article’s argument. The lack of evidence is a hole in the reporting, for sure. The tone of your comment suggests you feel that by not publishing all their evidence, the author’s point is wrong (rather than under-justified). However, the example you use to back up your point also backs up the article’s point. The article’s point is that ChatGPT doesn’t summarise, it only shortens. Your example indicates shortening, but not summarising.
It seems the root issue is atrocious sha1 hash calculation interface (openssl) not the language per se. What possible errors sha1 could return while updating a hash state from a byte buffer with a known size?
Not sure why this wouldn't work for you. I just tried this by creating a new chat and added my name in the to: field and was able to create a chat with just me in it. Worked also on teams mobile client. Thanks to GP , this is a great tip. I'm going to do this when I need to share bits of info between mobile and work issued machine.
Trump hasn’t changed, Biden is getting worse and worse. People have experience with dementia in their families.
thanks. you are one of the few people among the commenters who got what I was saying in this thread, I mean. I am sure tons of other sensible people here understood it but did not comment, because it was not worth their time to comment on something so obvious, as you said above, in reply to nequo above.