skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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While we are on the subject, does anyone know of a super high quality repeatedly microwave-able line of LIGHT and sturdy storageware?
The CEO does currently control the company without a majority.

Having less legal oversight generally refers to paperwork that needs to be done for the SEC.
These studies are the only way AI will be implemented in Medical.

This stuff will not happen because its good technology that can save lives. Rather, the public pressure from AI performing better at saving lives that humans.

The anecdotes of 'oh it was wrong that one time', will pale in comparison to success. Maybe Insurance companies will be the winners and be our advocate. I've already seen medical professionals use 'that one time it was wrong' as a way to ignore technology.
Any cats and whatever impede the flow of exhaust gases - by removing them you may get quicker turbo spool up

It used be that tuning turbos to run 'rich' (more fuel) was the safer move, because lean can cause engine knock; although I don't really know how things are nowadays
I used papermill a while ago to automate a long-running python-based data aggregation task.
Airflow would log in remotely to the server, kick-off papermill and track it's progress. Initially I wanted to use pure python, but the connection disconnected frequently disallowing me to track the progress, and also jupyter enabled quick debugging where something went wrong.

Not one of my proudest moments, but it got the job done.
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All of your complaints about generative AI will be fixed with more engineering. I suggest comparing the state of generative AI to the state of automobiles, radios, and rockets now versus a decade after they hit the public consciousness. Even centuries-old civil engineering has its generative AI failure moments like Tacoma Narrows.

All of these fields and many more solve their problems through engineering. The same is true for AI, and the pressure put on them for energy/water consumption will drive that engineering.
Why 'balking hard'? Just saying that this is trivial use of statistics, but for once it's intelligent use. Still, if the false positive rate is too high, the effect won't last long.
This is definitely relevant but I'd say a lot of Millennials can't cook either. I live with this cohort lol.
I would like to hear how that book is viewed by the orthodoxy, if you have any pointers.
From conversations I've had with users, when you have internal voice that you can't make stop without the use of drugs then you look for anything. My life is shitty has many meanings and might be difficult for someone to understand. If you have no personal experience, then I'd suggest using softer tone than trying to assume nobody else has problems because you can't empathize. Getting to the point of being comfortably numb so that you're not thinking about anything can be quite a relief
> Is it relatively "safe" with modern tools and VMs or do you need to stay on top and (for eg) always ensure you're updating software weekly?

First step to figure out if you actually need to be able to access it from the outside at all. If you just want a NAS, chances are you can put it on a separate VLAN/network that is only accessible within your LAN, so it wouldn't even be accessible from the outside.

If you really need it to be accessible from the outside, make sure you start with everything locked down/not accessible at all from the beginning, then step-by-step open up exactly what you want, and nothing else. Make sure the endpoints accessible is run by software you keep up to date, at least weekly if not daily.
Cool, i will check out the notion list. Plus, I have one more question: how can I structure the code properly? For example, if I have custom UI components, state management, page layout, types, etc., how do I organize this in a proper structure?
for example, checkout folder structure of this project: https://github.com/firecamp-dev/firecamp/tree/main/packages
My suggestion would be to use mainstream tools so you don't create something unmaintainable because there is scant knowledge of the tool

What's the problem you see with an interpreted language?
If you did not change anything about the intake, installing a wider exhaust could be either neutral or detrimental. Many people have bought magic exhaust mods for their naturally-aspirated cars only to discover that the engine now guzzles fuel without being noticeably more powerful.
I don't buy Tupperware so much as end up with other people's Tupperware when they give me food.
If it walks like terrorism, and quacks like terrorism...

I struggle to understand how they're imagining they're obviating the optics of this, unless they don't care what the dissenting population in Israel thinks (or the world for that matter) until "it is done".
In AI applications, especially those involving predictive modeling, MARS can be used to improve the accuracy of predictions. For example, MARS models are used in time series forecasting, financial predictions, environmental modeling, and other domains where relationships between inputs and outputs are complex and non-linear. By adding time-awareness, the model can handle time-based data more effectively.
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> The places that aren't moderated are filled with political crap such as to tarnish their credibility, so that the people will stay away by their own will.

This implies _intent_. I mean, it sounds like what you want is just a different content policy, really? A ban on politics? Would make for a rather boring social media site, I suspect; everything is ultimately politics.
YouTube will use AI to generate ideas, titles, and even full videos
Perhaps they only find the increase shocking on the left.

There's a bunch of ways to measure political opinions. The Authoritarian-liberal one being one of many. The economic-left and the economic-right are becoming more separated from the social-left and the social-right.

Tribalism also causes people to take on the positions of their 'tribe' which may be distinct to what their own personalities might normally gravitate to.

In the past, it has been the economic-left and social-right that were more prone to authoritarianism with their proponents believing that their ideals should be enforced.

The economic-right and social-left was more of a logic vs empathy tension ('this works' vs 'this is right') and a lot of people seemed to reconcile the two for one flavour of centrism.

To me it is a little shocking how authoritarian elements of the social-left have become, an ideology that has long been characterized by empathy and supporting others seems to have become blended with opinions which are exclusionary or dogmatic, which seem counter to their own principles.

In some respects maybe this is just the march of time making the progressive opinions of one generation the orthodoxy of the next and these people are just finding a new conservatism rooted in a new orthodoxy.
Indian network, a bit tabloidy but i think they are mostly ok.
Would be fun to do "smart clays" -- I wonder if you could make a clay which just shifted weights to affect flight path, something cheaper thna a full drone. Or you could fly a $300-500 non-expendable but not-end-of-the-world-if-hit drone trailing a target on a long tether, with no-shoot above a certain angle to keep the drones themselves mostly safe?

(and yeah, I have an M4 and 3 Turkish knockoff M4s (1 great out of the box, one I fixed up, one which doesn't love to eject but I can probably fix), and the 2 x 1301s I own are better.)
I don't seem to get it.
Communications equipment is commonly restricted for it's potential military use.
This method has nothing to do with LLMs or even "deep learning" though.
Visit a hospital and see how measurement samples are taken. Your idea might be applicable with 10x the budget.
People should be much more sceptical than they are being here. Setting the xmp profile of Hynix or Samsung memory chips is right up there with formatting usb keys way over spec. Did you know Hynix or Samsung already binned these themselves and set them to a lower spec?

The number of performance memory chips I’ve had that had to be downclocked from their xmp profile for stability is ridiculous. It’s gotten to the stage where I’d recommend only buying memory from the first party suppliers (eg. only buy Samsung or Hynix memory). The gaming companies like the above are simply taking that memory and overwriting the xmp profile while adding some flashy but useless heat spreaders.
Those grad students are evaluated on far more than test scores, and the essays matter a ton. US university admissions are even more holistic at the graduate level.

The candidates who have good test scores and nothing else get cut in the second round, it’s one of the easiest steps in doing the cull.
Wait til they discover the sylphs.
It's funny how it's always Elon's satellites and not SpaceX, they don't even bother hiding it now
The same thing can be said about Python. Python itself is not such a great language, especially in terms of performance. However they managed to have every simple package in the world of analytics and ML added to the Python ecosystem, so it is impossible to stop using it.
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It’s undeniable that there are a lot of ethical concerns when it comes to LLM training data.

Mix that with very aggressive marketing, (with some outright lies thrown in) difficulty finding jobs under the threat of AI, and with the fact that LLMs can and hallucinate and you have a recipe for people not liking it.

They’re far from useless and I think people are reacting more to the marketing than to the capabilities.
I think there are places where the figure-it-out-in-a-notebook part is one person's job, and then including it in a pipeline is another person's job.

If they can call the notebook like a function, the second person's job becomes much easier.
Wealth concentration happens when you have institutions that grow without checks. Before liberalism, this was Church and State.

> Every country with terrible courts lacks true corporations.

Define terrible. One could argue that the lobby-dominated system from the US is very far from "good".
>Is there any place on the internet capable of freedom of speech?

>hosting my own servers

You might have answered your own question here.

Or consider that a baseline, and it still may not allow as much freedom as you have in mind.

Plus I don't think there is as much risk of a search engine killing a free-speech utopia unless it was a search engine that brought it to life in the first place, or was keeping it on life support beyond it's natural healthy lifespan.
Ever since early adolescence, I've had interest in mind-body relations/balance -- as in, how physical actions are "mental" (=thinking), and how mental actions are "physical" (=doing). So these references are really great. I'll most probably look into the William Scott Wilson works first. Many thanks again for sharing your knowledge and experiences!
"Israels goal"

I think Israel consists of quite different people with different goals.

Some of them have the goal, to own all of the land, because they believe it is their religious duty - and some of them are indeed part of the government.

And some of them just want to live in peace.

And on the other side it seems quite similar to me. Probably with a higher percentage of ruthless killers, but desperation tend to make people ruthless.

It really isn't a simple conflict that can be solved with more killing, unless we are talking about genocidal levels of killings.
Staring into a dog's eyes syncs up the dog's brain with yours
Hm, even if I download the sample .dune-prelude, dunesh keeps asking me if this is my first time.

Also, can I make it use a 24h clock and non-US date formatting?
Of course, Cobb are well known for complete kits with a new intake manifold and higher boost pressures on turbo cars.

More air in and out means a bigger bang.
s/better/louder.

I definitely don't consider "louder" to be better in this case.
My kids are mostly uninterested in the cars, but they loved the recent 42197 Earth and Moon orbiting the Sun.

They also like using the sorted boxes of Technic pieces to build crazy contraptions and my oldest has gotten into Spike Prime programming (Scratch/Blockly or Python).
I've been there. They take the physical samples to minimize patient sleep.

Otherwise, you're hooked up to monitoring equipment...
I used to try to make the 'hoisted by your own petard' arguments to no avail. I think it's important to understand that the state allows and in fact in many ways encourages progressive dissent as a tool to curtail civil liberties.

Once civil liberties have been dismissed the progressives will no longer be needed and the dissent will no longer be tolerated. It will be a very different world.

I think the anti-Israel war-crime protestors found themselves rather surprised when they were no longer treated with kid gloves and treated rather harshly. I think principles are only principles when they have a cost, otherwise they're a fashion, so the the anti-Israel protestors are the progressives I most admire. I'm not brave enough to throw myself against the gears of the machine and have elected to operate in other ways.
> demonic machine filth

People find the dark mechanicum creepy.
I don't think that's what OP was talking about.

For the first year or so of his rise Dave finished each videos by "I'm only in this for the subs and likes" and had monetization turned off.

Now he ends with "I'm mostly in it for the subs and likes" and has monetization turned on.

He's also removed his claim that all profits from his book and channel go to autism research.

Nothing wrong with making money from your work but it does show a change of focus.
You’ve put me in a bad position, because by telling you you’re wrong you will interpret it as if its reasonable.

First, we’re talking about Lebanon and its population, lets not muddy the waters further by suggesting that Hamas and Gaza are part of that conflict right now. But if we did, as far as I can make out, for the entire duration of the war since 10/7 there has been a total of 7,500 children identified as being killed. Sadly that number is not backed up by any independent source and unfortunately Hamas has been known to inflate these numbers.

Nonetheless, it is a tragedy.

An entirely unrelated tragedy to the 12:1 child murder ratio of Hezbollah vs IDF this year, and under entirely different circumstances.

I would prefer more interventions in Gaza to mirror this one in its precision and lack of civilian casualties.

I’m certain that you would prefer no intervention happen at all, which is where we will have to fundamentally disagree and part ways.
Outside of the 1%, or maybe 10%, is "just live on Uber Eats food" a long-term financial option for any generation?
Can you explain how ultra targeted, small explosive charges quack terrorism? I have been reading comments like this yesterday, and I'm completely bewildered as to how any sane person could come to this conclusion.

Did you consider the US operation to take down Bin Laden an act of terrorism too?
This idea could also be extended to domains like Art. Create new art styles for AI to learn from. But in future, that will also get automated. AI itself will create art styles and all humans would do is choose whether something is Hot or Not. Sort of like art breeder.
You should probably have a requirements.txt file instead of just a list of requirements. It's often hard to tell which combination of package versions will 'actually' work when running these things
To demand censorship of free information is an inherently authoritarian policy. Perhaps even the most authoritarian demand of them all, or do you have other examples?

To err on the side of freedom remains the correct choice. I am not saying that there are no negative social media platforms, I just say that there is no authority on the correctness of information and everyone is entitled to form their own opinion. And I am sure I won't like some of these opinions either.

Hitler had a massive and extensive censorship machine. People were afraid to say the wrong things. That today some people believe freedom of expression is the cause of his rise is misinformation itself and a huge educational gap. But true, the dynamics are more complicated if you look into it more closely, but in the end resolve to the same conclusion.
> The big bet that they all made is to assume relatively stable geopolitics

It's not just geopolitics. China required partnering with local companies and sharing IP. Even if they were geopolitically friendly, Western countries set up to build their own Chinese competition from scratch in exchange for lower labour costs, believing that either they could out-innovate China at design (even when Americans no longer understand how their own products get made), or that they'd be retired by the time it did matter.
Big business has been pulling the "whoopsie we're bankrupt" for decades. It's only inevitable that it would trickle down.
Use Calibre with a DRM removal plugin: https://old.reddit.com/r/Calibre/comments/1c2ryfz/2024_guide...
Steel made before atmospheric tests of nuclear bombs were a thing is referred to as low background steel and invaluable for some applications.

LLMs pollute the internet like atomic bombs polluted the environment.
The paper itself doesn't claim it's AI. They do say it's "machine learning".

https://www.cmaj.ca/content/196/30/E1027
There are a lot of people who are not expert Python programmers, but know enough to pull data from various sources and make plots. Jupyter{Notebook,Lab} is great for that.

As you say, from a programmer's point of view the logical thing to do is to convert the notebook to a Python module. But that's an extra step that may not be necessary in some cases.

FWIW I used papermill in my Master's thesis to analyze a whole bunch of calibration data from IMUs. This gave me a nicely readable document with the test report, conclusions etc. for each device pretty easily.
I have always wanted a compressor to liquefy air. No real good reason, except I thought it would be fun to play with. Every time I go to look, they seem to pricey to justify. I wonder about the fact that Tesla was playing with this stuff back in the 1920s.
“While the nursing team usually checked blood work around noon, the technology flagged incoming results several hours beforehand”

So the blood was collected and labs done but it wasn’t scheduled to be reviewed until later?

Seems like a win-win. For those saying you don’t need AI, the alternative would be either across-the-board thresholds for flags for each line item (too many false positives) or manually setting it for each patient (too intensive).
The same thing happened with the Tetris app, it turned into a money sucking pay-to-play shill. I wish indie discovery was a bit better so it was easier to find works of passion based on love and craftsmanship rather than ranking-gamed money extractors
So he’s running for the Republicans once Trump is done, is what we can extract from this I guess?
You’re supposed to give those back…
> ultra targeted

How positive are we that by standards didn't get the same batch of devices?
MARS is one of the smartest methods: intuitive, hard to break, easy to quantify. Friedman was a savant.
Sorbital
Not entirely surprising. I have a whole cabinet full of Tupperware but I've never bought a single one. They were all given to me from mom and dad when I went to college (in the 90s) out of their collection (which they still have and bought in the 70s and 80s).

Those things last forever.

But also we've switched to using mostly glass because you can safely heat them in the microwave without switching to a plate first.
"Real subjects are not getting through."

Getting though how? Just because you have free speech doesn't mean others must listen to you, or that you even need to use specific platforms.
I once built an unholy combination of papermill and nbconvert to mass produce monthly reports using a "template" notebook. All the code was imported from a .py file so the template just took a client ID as input and called out to render_xyz(...) in each section. It was nice because it produced a bunch of self-contained static files and wrote them to a network drive. It was definitely a solution to the problem.
We tried switching from plastic to glass a few years ago and while I liked the idea, the execution was terrible. The biggest issue was simply storage efficiency. They don't nest nearly as well as the plastic containers, so our drawer was always a disaster and overflowing. The lids of the ones we got all cracked fairly quickly, so I bought some silicone replacements which are great but super expensive. Also, our family isn't careful enough for glass containers, we had a lot of breakage.

IMHO you can't beat those cheap plastic clear containers with blue lids: They nest really well, you can see into them, they last a long time... They're sold under a number of brands: ZipLock, Glad...
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I was actually referring to the data ingestion for training LLMs, I don't know what filtering or weighting might be done with wordfreq.
This is just the "guns don't shoot people, people do." argument except in this case we quite literally have a massive upside incentive to remove people from the process entirely (i.e. websites that automatically generate new content every day) - so I don't buy it.

This kind of AI slop is quite literally written by no one (an algorithm pushed it out), and it doesn't communicate anything since communication first requires some level of understanding of the source material - and LLM's are just predicting the likely next token without understanding. I would also extend this to AI slop written by someone with a limited domain understanding, they themselves have nothing new to offer, nor the expertise or experience to ensure the AI is producing valuable content.

I would go even further and say it's "read by no one" - people are sick and tired of reading the next AI slop article on google and add stuff like "reddit" to the end of their queries to limit the amount of garbage they get.

Sure there are people using LLMs to enhance their research, but a vast, vast majority are using it to create slop that hits a word limit.
This is not a dupe. Yesterday was pagers, today is walkie talkies.
Anecdotal of course but because of my long-covid I have been taking a ton of Vitamin K2 over the past few years.

And all my teeth aches are gone, one less problem to worry about.

This matches reports by others that K2 seems to pull calcium out of your saliva and into your gums/teeth where it should be and makes them stronger. Maybe. It does seem to keep teeth more "squeaky clean".

https://google.com/search?q=vitamin-k2+squeaky+clean+teeth
Social media cancer

May I ask, why is it so important to know? The self description of Meta is quite clear. What Zuckerberg says is not law. It's a plan.

I don't get the importance of knowing what meta is.
Steel without nuclear contamination is sought after, and only available from pre-war / pre-atomic sources.

The analogy is that data is now contaminated with AI like steel is now contaminated with nuclear fallout.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low-background_steel

>Low-background steel, also known as pre-war steel[1] and pre-atomic steel,[2] is any steel produced prior to the detonation of the first nuclear bombs in the 1940s and 1950s. Typically sourced from ships (either as part of regular scrapping or shipwrecks) and other steel artifacts of this era, it is often used for modern particle detectors because more modern steel is contaminated with traces of nuclear fallout.[3][4]
My guess would be: Private Equity
> Why do you like monopolies? GitHub is already abusing its position by refusing to let me have an account without SMS verification, and refusing to let me delete my account without SMS verification.

I'm against Github. I think that nuance got lost.