skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I noticed this as well. It seems as if they were trying to control the meals in terms of major identifiable items with less obvious items being the variables that would make the meal HFLC/LFHC. Seems like a understandable method to me given the hypothesis. They were testing the macros while keeping the meals "looking" similar . I wonder, if it weren't snacks, pizza, bread, crips, biscuits/cookie based would it be vastly different.
More flux, and a stash of old lead/tin solder...
I wonder how much of that is from a group of lonely whales.
Now that you’ve mentioned this, I feel compelled to share the lessons we’ve learned from moving from the cloud to on-premises.
Nitro does not use QEMU or many other parts traditionally used with KVM, however.

https://www.brendangregg.com/blog/2017-11-29/aws-ec2-virtual...
You are underestimating...
Looks cool! My current one is an Alientek T80 soldering iron, it goes up to 100W, but does not have a heat-resistant cap. This FixHub kit by iFixit looks much more sophisticated, would like to try it sometime.
As I mentioned in other comments, debt-to-GDP does matter in as much as it loosely reflects the ability of the US to pay those obligations. So taxes+debt will always be able to fund the governments ability to do more than either of those individually.
> It actively lies about what it is doing.

How do you mean?
Folks who say "LLMs can't reason", what now? Have we moved the goalposts yet?
Super interesting

I wish I was cut throat enough to know real players in internet commerce
Yeah, it wasn't always a bad green. They absolutely chose a bad color on purpose - arguably the world's best design company accidentally uses a painful high-saturation low-contrast background color that violates their own design guidelines for like 8 years by mistake? Give me a break.
Can Large Language Models Unlock Novel Scientific Research Ideas? [pdf]
Reports from the Information and the like have been that this is/was being used to generate a lot of synthetic data to train Orion (~GPT-5 Codename).
Why did you decide against tp-link?

I give UI a +1 for overall quality/integration and being an American company, but TPLink seems also well praised recently. With Tapo Cameras etc they seem to be going in the steps of UI too.
They weren't bright green with white text lmao https://cdn.redmondpie.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/Messag...
Nice response. It's true that highways carry both commercial and non-commercial traffic, and that trucks and commercial vehicles clog up highways and make it worse for non-commercial traffic. There is also a difference between the internet (communication infrastructure) and the web (stuff that uses it), which I was wary of, so the analogy isn't perfect in OP's context.

But the vision of an information "superhighway" should be something that is better than regular highways. The good news is that network bandwidth is much easier to add than highway lanes, and is increasing at a much faster rate than human bandwidth.
The theory is that this solves the data shortage problem, they can generate a ton of chain of reasoning data from what we already have. True iterative improvement, like out of a science fiction novel

These models are going to get embedded deeply into IDE's, like cursor has, and essentially end software development as we know it. A properly written requirements spec, and an engineer, can do the work of 5. Software engineering as done by hand is going to disappear. Saas startups whose moat is a harvard ceo and 5 million in capital will watch their margins disappear. This will be the great equalizer for creative intelligent individuals, true leverage to build what you want
> If you don't actively stay up with the tech, your understanding will atrophy

Ex-tech turned PM here. This is totally accurate. But as you say, don’t be discouraged. When I was a tech, if my PM had taken the time to learn anything I would have been ecstatic.

My advice: learn at home. Set up some VMs and watch some YouTube. Install some things. Whatever field you’re in, install it. Play with it. Honestly that’ll put you well above your peers.

Other excellent advice in this thread re: going to meetups, conferences etc. Just absorb stuff. It takes a while but it’ll sink in.

I mean, just knowing what half the terms mean is half the battle...
Fascinating, I wonder if we'll get non-textual hidden reasoning tokens? "Let me draw myself a diagram".
> "The I in FDA stands for innovation."

LOL. I hadn't seen this before. Quote? Or did you coin it?
OpenAI Unveils 'Strawberry' Model,Optimized for Complex Coding and Math
How do you write your performance reviews? Do you use any tool?
I usually have to go back and look into my tasks and PRs. Just curious about how you do it and is there any AI tool your company provides?
Google's GenAI facing privacy risk assessment scrutiny in Europe
Are there rules to prevent staffers of Senator Basement Cat from entering into long or short positions?
"trust us, we're using your tokens as efficiently as possible"
Most of these exploits are so famous that common xml processors have disabled the underlying features.

So in practise you probably dont have to worry too much as long as you dont enable optional features in your xml library. (There are probably exceptions)
Which will mean...there is going to be a lot more software?
I played twinkle twinkle little star
> As a user, I don’t really care.

As a user, whether of ChatGPT or of the API, I absolutely do care, so I can modify and tune my prompt with the necessary clarifications.

My suspicion is that the reason for hiding the reasoning tokens is to prevent other companies from creating a big CoT reasoning dataset using o1.

It is anti-competitive behavior. If a user is paying through the nose for the reasoning tokens, and yes they are, the user deserves to be able to see them.
Crash dummies and robot arms: How airline seats are tested
Sony already has OTC hearing aids on the market
> 2/3 of its revenues were from the U.S. That's... sad.

Probably common for a lot of luxury products; US is like 1/4 of world GDP, and a lot higher than that in personal income beyond basic needs.
There are probably places where gas may still make more sense, like extremely cold climates.

The article says they’re going “mostly” electric. I suspect a reverse of what DeJoy with 90% electric would be good. But since he’s still in charge it wouldn’t surprise me if the number was more like 52%.
More opportunity for competitors to differentiate.

OpenAI doesn't really have a moat. This isn't payments or SMS where only Stripe or Twilio were trying to win the market. Everybody and their brother is trying to build an LLM business.

Grab some researchers, put some compute dollars in, and out comes a product.

Everyone wants this market. It's absurdly good for buyers.
> A properly written requirements spec, and an engineer, can do the work of 5.

I do not think this will scale. GPT o1 is presumably good for bootstrapping a project using tools that the engineer is not familiar with. The model will struggle to update a sizable codebase, however, with dependencies between the files.

Secondly, no matter the size of the codebase and no matter the model used, the engineer still has to review every single line before incorporating it into the project. Only a competent engineer can review code effectively.
Will be interesting to see how it plays out :)

I think ad-tech has been a massive disaster for our society. I quit Instagram recently, I logged on the other day to message someone in the walled garden, I was shocked at what I saw and I couldn't believe I spent any time on it at all!
>My suspicion is that the reason for hiding the reasoning tokens is to prevent other companies from creating a big CoT reasoning dataset using o1.

I mean...they say as much
facism is a consequence of unfettered rabid anything, including bolsheviks. And pre-revolutionary Imperial Russia was not an example of unfettered capitalism.
C# is so painful to find what I want. Last time I want to write a quick GUI, I gave up and go to youtube because they are simply easier.
In my experience, no they do not. They're waaaay too busy. CEOs are a different story entirely depending on what the sales/awareness model of the business is. CEOs go out and Tell The Story to any industry stakeholder that will listen. CTOs post up with their team and get shit done. Thats my experience and what I saw from my peers in other startups.
This just means a) the US is a huge market, and b) they haven't cracked the China market yet
Once again true to their name.
> Regarding DOCTYPE and DTDs, browsers at best made use of those to switch into or out of "quirks mode", on seeing special hardcoded public identifiers but ignored any declarations.

Not when processing XML mime types. In modern browsers that mostly means SVG files, but i think XHTML is still possible.

(Modern) HTML is neither SGML nor XML, so it doesn't follow the rules of either.
I respectfully, but completely disagree. Right now with sonnet 3.5 + cursor ide, I'm not writing that much of my own code at my FAANG job. I am generating a ton, passing in documentation from internal libraries, iterating on the result. Most of the time, I just accept its changes.

This is going to rapidly happen. All we need are a few more model releases, not even a step function improvement
I disagree, cppreference is pretty good. The information is very complete and useful examples abound. And just because you may not understand a template operator definition does not make it useless documentation.
> Is this an argument for Illumos over Linux, or for translating SMF to Linux?

I'd certainly like that! I had spent some time working with Solaris a lifetime ago, and ran a good amount of SmartOS infrastructure slightly more recently. I really enjoyed working with SMF. I really do not enjoy working with the systemd sprawl.

I will note the distinction between type-1/type-2 hypervisors never really made sense, and makes even less sense today. http://blog.codemonkey.ws/2007/10/myth-of-type-i-and-type-ii...
Breaking Firmware Trust from Pre-EFI: Exploiting Early Boot Phases (2022)
Haskell sounds like a good language to hone your programming skills. What kind of projects is Haskell suited for to get started (besides Euler project)? I use Python primarily for scientific research (mostly numerical computation).
A big if, granted, but if roc delivers on its promises it could also be a pretty compelling language — maybe a bit too niche for super enterprisey stuff but it could definitely have a zeitgeisty moment.
I know I sometimes sketch or write intermediaries before then compiling a full response.

If AI can do this on 64k tokens, iteratively, fully multimodal... I don't think I've ever actually been scared of a super intelligence / singularity moment until just now.

Now this is AI!
The USA screwed up in funding the mujahideen in Afghanistan, which included Bin Laden, against the Russian invasion, which in turn led to 9/11, which in turn led to a USA invasion of Afghanistan instead.
The o1-preview model still hallucinates non-existing libraries and functions for me, and is quickly wrong about facts that aren't well-represented on the web. It's the usual string of "You're absolutely correct, and I apologize for the oversight in my previous response. [Let me make another guess.]"

While the reasoning may have been improved, this doesn't solve the problem of the model having no way to assess if what it conjures up from its weights is factual or not.
The site's newsletter module is broken. Won't accept my email.
Neat: https://electronics.sony.com/more/otc-hearing-aid/c/all-otc-...

So what does "first OTC Hearing Aid Software" mean, given that both are hardware/software systems?
This is complete nonsense. No one running business critical installs of Ceph runs single-monitor.

You can also tell Ceph to use a single disk as your failure domain. No one does that either. Homelabbers maybe, but then why are you comparing such setups with Google?

We run Ceph with a failure domain of an entire rack. We can literally take down (scheduled or unscheduled) an entire rack of 40 servers, and continue to serve critical, latency sensitive applications, with no noticeable performance loss.

We have a Ceph footprint 5x larger than CERN run by a team of 4-5 people.
Why Public Bathrooms Give Us Anxiety
Don't you still have to explain your requirement really well to it, in a lot of detail? In a terse language like Python, I might as well just write the code. In a verbose language like Java, perhaps there is more of a value in detailing the requirement.
I have a buddy how likes to tell how he "had the idea for Onlyfans first" but I advised him not to pursue it.

The reality is that OnlyFans wasn't the first to try this model. You have to give them credit for successfully building the business, especially with several close calls between them and government regulations.
Why? They're common people, not sociopaths.
Dumbphones and Fax Machines Are the New Boss Flex
A New Mini-Moon Is Being Captured by Planet Earth
https://archive.ph/59N3A
Unfortunately no trig functions, or this would've been useful: https://www.rskey.org/~mwsebastian/miscprj/models.htm

But running this may be possible: https://www.hpmuseum.org/cgi-sys/cgiwrap/hpmuseum/articles.c...
I don't know him or this case, but lawyers tend to often feel that way about the cases they are representing. I wouldn't think that means he's not billing.
I've had the opposite experience with some coding samples. After reading Nick Carlini's post, I've gotten into the habit of powering through coding problems with GPT (where previously I'd just laugh and immediately give up) by just presenting it the errors in its code and asking it to fix them. o1 seems to be effectively screening for some of those errors (I assume it's just some, but I've noticed that the o1 things I've done haven't had obvious dumb errors like missing imports, and all my 4o attempts have).
Oh, I forgot about Pegasus. Hat tip there.
Music Industry's 1990s Hard Drives Are Dying
I regularly pick significantly less featured init systems over systemd whenever it is feasible, because systemd and it's related components have caused some of the largest amounts of work for me over the past decade.

I don't really want to litigate the systemd vs. everything else argument, but as someone that has issues with systemd but is not particularly in love with sysvinit derivatives, I wouldn't mind SMF as an alternative.
Solved here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41525164
Social-Media Companies' Worst Argument
One of the drivers of economic development is stability and predictability.

Singapore understands this.

Ownership rules are clear, and if under dispute, the courts are viewed as reasonable and fair. Business rules are predictable, you don't have to worry about making an investment based on assumptions that no longer hold next year.

China is the opposite as of the last few years. It's no surprise capital goes elsewhere.
Wallops: A modern IRC client for classic Mac OS
the censors need to know what they are censoring. Now if they are going to sell to the censors, presumably the censors will pay for seeing the full reasoning capability. hopefully the reasoning demonstrates the counterproductiveness of hiding the reasoning in the first place.
"People have been celebrating the fact that RAM got 100x cheaper and now here's a new system that will use 100x more RAM."
This is the Trial game engine[1]. I've been using it recently to making a small game[2], and can say it's quite nice to be able to hot reload functions to test logic, collisions, etc. without having to restart the game. The Trial author has been working on porting it to the Switch to expand the reach of the game Kandria[3] (and other future CL games).

[1] https://github.com/Shirakumo/trial

[2] https://github.com/fosskers/save-the-farm

[3] https://github.com/Shirakumo/kandria
This is based on circle, which looks very Rust-like, and is probably the most sound design of all the contenders for the next C++. It has an actual safe-only mode, with strict aliasing, no uninit memory, and loans tracked via control-flow graph.

Many other "safe" C++ extensions just add basic bounds checking, and end at "we have smart pointers, what else do you want!?!??!?"
Richard Powers is back. Prepare to be awed
Yeah, I'm sure millions of people had this idea. My friends and I talked about it at some point as well.

The problem is the payment processor. How the heck do you accept adult-content related payments? That is the hardest problem to solve when it comes to these things in my book.
To what extent is the current content being paid for on onlyfans "real content?"
There are companies that you can pay to manage your onlyfans messages[1]. As in- people think they are messaging the content creator, but are actually messaging some random employee of a third party company. I'm not sure how many of the people paying to message the content creator understand that this is common, but I'd imagine some are willfully ignorant about who is replying to their messages. Couldn't they also be similarly "blind" when interfacing with an AI substitute?

[1] https://www.vice.com/en/article/onlyfans-management-agency-c...
The most important benefit is not that you CAN unwrap a value, but rather that you CANNOT NOT do it.
> Yes, that part's obvious just by the name. But what OS does it run on, or does it run in the browser?

The 'download now' button is right on the home page above the fold. When you click it, you see three huge icons for window, linux and macos. Not sure how you could've missed that, but it's there.
> Does that mean that if Android/Bose/Sony/etc were to develop a comparable solution, they would not be able to use the “De Novo premarket review pathway” because AirPods Pro is now a “prior legally marketed device”?

Nope, they'd use the 510k process, which is less onerous than de novo. De novo is a quicker alternative to the traditional path for brand new classes of devices. The 510k process is used to develop a new device within an existing class.
The Magnetic Field of the Milky Way (2000)
Nobody is going to pay for an AI girlfriend service for it to breakup with the user and refuse to get back together - because that's how growth happens in reality.

What AI girlfriends will do is mimic perfect Hollywood relationships, complete with hot makeup sex.
I dig it. Made music for 10 minutes. Needs effects boxes. Like one on those looper echo things
I'm not a fan of devices with a built in non-replaceable power cord. With the T100 I've already replaced the cord with a longer one. I can also run it on batteries, if necessary.

T100s aren't known to be failure prone.
A stable-less horse, maybe. The reduced maintenance requirements is the car's primary appeal.

But you are right that a faster horse is exactly what they wanted – just not literally. The words they had to describe what they actually wanted hadn't been invented yet, so they had to fumble around with what was at their disposal.

Which, of course, is the point of the quote: Don't take what people say at face value. Understand what they actually mean.
It does some tuning based on a hearing test.
How is Apple violating people’s privacy? They have done a far better job than other companies from what I'm have seen.
Metformin was invented in the 1920s, and achieved widespread usage in the 1950s. It's far beyond any patent terms.
I use the same workflow. It’s taking a while for me to learn to sense when it’s getting off track and I need to start a new chat session in general it’s pretty amazing if given very clear guidance at the right moments.
My experience is likely colored by the fact that I tend to turn to LLMs for problems I have trouble solving by myself. I typically don't use them for the low-hanging fruits.

That's the frustrating thing. LLMs don't materially reduce the set of problems where I'm running against a wall or have trouble finding information.
Definitely not. It seems that the keyboard on Apple Vision Pro is an onscreen keyboard you type with using your eyes. The Vision Pro also broadcasts your eye movements to a screen on the front of your headset, and the combination of the two is what leaks your password. If you are just in VR looking at a virtual keyboard to type, it's no big deal. If you are typing on a physical keyboard and people are videotaping your eyes, it's no big deal. The combination of the two is the problem.
A bit out of context.

Am curious if at some point length of context window stops playing any material difference in the output and it just stops making any economical sense as law of marginal diminishing utility kicks in.
I'm not the person you're replying to, but this left me with more questions than answers, haha. Can you expand on what you mean?
The notes go together by color and location. There's some scale logic there
Cache can only mask performance. It can't mask fraudulent reporting of storage capacity. At worst, the test above will return (size of write cache + size of actual storage), but a bargain-bin flash drive is going to have a very small (if any) write cache, so it's not going to overestimate by much.
> No system prompt support—the models use the existing chat completion API but you can only send user and assistant messages.

> No streaming support, tool usage, batch calls or image inputs either.

I think it's worth adding a note explaining that many of these limitations are due to the beta status of the API. max_tokens is the only parameter I've seen deprecated in the API docs.

From https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/reasoning

> We will be adding support for some of these parameters in the coming weeks as we move out of beta. Features like multimodality and tool usage will be included in future models of the o1 series.
It was covid

Otherwise, paid porn was already on the downswing due to the rise of free tube sites. Onlyfans somehow got men paying for porn again.
It begs the question of whether we can supply a function to be called (e.g., one that compiles and runs code) to evaluate intermediate CoT results
I don't understand how they square that with their pretense of being a non-profit that wants to benefit all of humanity. Do they not believe that competition is good for humanity?
Further, different audiences are looking for different things.

One other response mentions social status.

I will contribute another: personal human interaction with someone that seems both "out of your league" AND "no-need-to-get-away-from-the-computer" available. That configuration has significant value (as real content from a real human) for enough of these fans, enough of which recognize this and pay well for it - to make it worth the performer's time. And still very far from "generative AI".
Yeah I think there’s a lot you can do that doesn’t involve the cost and rigidity of a degree program unless there’s some reason to do so. And the company is willing to cover it for whatever reason.

ADDED: I did go back to school for an MBA and used it to somewhat change careers. But degrees from good schools were less expensive at the time, I had sort of planned to do so, the degree was more of a gate for certain roles, I enjoyed it, and as I say it was a good way to transition into the computer industry which might otherwise have been hard.