skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Don't blame me. It reads the referenced article and uses it. If the referenced article is sloppy (as per your ivory-tower standards), then the AI's analysis can reflect the same.

Tell me, why does the referenced article say:

> "We recommend keeping track of the soybean oil in your diet to make sure you are not consuming excessive linoleic acid," Deol said. "That is our take-home message."

Maybe you should be emailing the researchers instead about how you think science reporting should be done.

Also, the AI sees things in a broader perspective than you. If there are other references that add weight to the thought, basically everything else in the section, it will use them to produce a cohesive output.

Also let me remind you that things work differently from a risk management perspective. For someone who is suffering, mice or no mice, they will be far better off heeding the advice until more science comes along.

The only thing dangerous here is the wilful ignorance espoused by you.

Even so, acting in good faith, I will see what I can do to alter the prompt to maintain the context.
If by "the rest" you mean complex life, sure. If you mean "aliens" that speak English with an accent but look suspiciously like human actors in funny hats... well, I'm willing to suspend my disbelief.
The US Supreme Court's decision was that there was not grounds for them to interfere in the case, because the state courts had already provided sufficient due process. They made no official ruling about guilt or capital punishment.
Like other commenters said, I would just choose a single chip and limit yourself to that. That's pretty constrained by today's standards (arguably, even all of furnace tracker is rather limited compared to your typical modern DAW) - but still plenty to make great music.
Which chipset? Maybe you can listen to tracks made with any of these and see which you like best (if you search for the chip name you'll probably find examples on youtube). Good ones are Gameboy (hugely popular thanks to gameboy-native software like LSDJ and nanoloop), YMF2612 (the Sega Genesis chip, primarily FM-based, so can be pretty modern), YMF262/OPL3(also FM, ubiquitous in old PCs), NES (very barebones, more so than gameboy), SID (the commodore chip, which was pretty ahead of its time in terms of sonic capabilities, has a cult following).
It's accurate to say I used to struggle with wild energy swings.

It turned out to be caused by wild blood glucose swings and lack of ketones.

A year ago I switched to a ketogenic diet and do finger prick ketone tests to ensure my ketone levels are high (aka, that my "liver is on").

Absolute life changer, and I have these people to thank: https://www.metabolicmind.org and https://www.youtube.com/@ketobipolar/videos

I would highly recommend anyone who has experienced any similar issues to check those out.

P.S. I have a microbiology background and this isn't just anecdotal data, but there's a very strong biological model of what's going on. Check out these researchers for more:

Dr. Chris Palmer at Harvard: https://www.chrispalmermd.com/

Dr. Shebani Sethi at Stanford: https://med.stanford.edu/profiles/shebani-sethi

Dr. Iain Campbell at University of Edinburgh https://www.ed.ac.uk/profile/dr-iain-campbell
> Is reverse proxying something we've collectively decided to cargo cult

Yeah, that’s ridiculous. “Cargo culting” is when people imitate processes without understanding the underlying purpose, but reverse proxying is widely used for valid reasons—like security, load balancing, caching, SSL termination, etc. It’s not just mindless mimicry. Dismissing a best practice as “cargo culting” because they don’t understand it is lazy. Just because it’s common doesn’t mean it’s done without purpose. Worst case? You get people following a pretty good practice.
I recently did start a blog and I'm constantly fighting the who should I write for dynamic because of vanity metrics. Even if your blog has a specific focus or evolves like the original posters blog did, the stats are always staring you in face. Self-motivation seems to be the only way to counter this problem.
Meta developed a 'neural interface' for its next-gen Orion AR glasses
If the wristband works well, it'd be a very convenient gadget to wear if it can integrate with a bunch of devices like smart-lights, phones, tv etc...
that would surely mess with any organics you might want to find
> most of them would go the way of Windows Phone, Zune, Internet Explorer, and Xbox

As in, the first Xbox version or the whole line-up? Sony reports twice as much sales of their current gaming console in comparison to Xbox, but Xbox isn't dead like the rest of stuff you mentioned. (not a fanboy, my last Xbox was the 360 and then I had PS4 and now PS5)
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The program is called Five for the Future: https://wordpress.org/five-for-the-future/
Every page off of my (static HTML file!) home page[1] is actually a distinct microservice sitting behind a reverse proxy. I can throw some new experiment together, built it with whatever tooling I want, give it a port number, and let nginx route to it.

It removes a lot of friction from "I wonder if making this service is a good idea?" and because I am self hosting I am not tying myself down to any of the "all in one" hosting platforms.

[1] https://www.generativestorytelling.ai/
I'd want manual backup pushbuttons.
This is an unfortunate name collision, but in our defense the concept of a "needle in a haystack" is hardly unique and I believe a code editor is different enough from the AI framework that it's OK.

The idea is that a codebase is much like a haystack and finding the relevant portions of it for a task or specific flow would be equivalent to finding needles.
I’d be interested in reading primary sources showing the correlation between low IQ scores and being racist. Do you have any? All I’ve ever seen is that the overall education level of right-wing voters is lower than that of left-wing voters, but there’s no correlation related to intelligence (it probably just means that the lower-educated people live in lesser-than-kind neighborhoods).
VxWorks, usually
Maybe she thinks the _world_ is a few short years away from building world-changing AGI, not just limited to OpenAI, and she wants to compete and do her own thing (and easily raise $1B like Ilya).
it's just a few lines because you're hiding the other ones
More extreme weather would mean the equilibrium state is getting wider, not narrower.

Think of a bell curve, with growing standard deviation.
They didn't use to, but now they do.
They should donate all their saved data from Google Cache too.
Incredibly fun, and makes sense now that I have read the design/instructions.
Fair points, I’m probably inclined to vent about the tech more being closer to it.

I do think that a niche will continue to exist as long as Apple offers an official way to build for it, for a variety of reasons.
why are you trying to listen in on other people's conversations? mind your business.
It is unsuprising that Murati is leaving, she was reported to be one of the principal advocates for pushing Sam out (1)

Of course everybody was quick to play nice once OpenAI insiders got the reality check from Satya that he'd just crush them by building an internal competing group, cut funding, and instantly destroy lots of paper millionaires.

I'd imagine that Mira and others had 6 - 12 month agreeements in place to let the dust settle and finish their latest round of funding without further drama

The OpenAI soap opera is going to be a great book or movie someday

(1) https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/07/technology/openai-executi...?
I get the opposite vibe - you read literature, you consume content like it's generic slop and the quality isn't that important.
It's not my day job and I would not recommend it, but it's interesting to me: delinking, or the art of taking a program and turning it back into object files. That niche is so small, there's no literature on it and it might as well be straight out of some post-apocalyptic cyberpunk universe.

Simply put, when you have the ability to dismantle an executable for parts like a Lego set, you can reuse them in ways conventional software development methods can't, some of which I've demonstrated on my blog. It completely upended the way I think about the process of software development, because the toolchain is no longer a directed acyclic graph.

It is complete heresy according to established computer sciences, but it's devilishly fun. Developing the tooling for it and especially automating this process has been by far the most challenging yet rewarding project I've ever tackled. It's unusually exacting and it's very punishing if you get it wrong, but when it works it's truly magical.
Love it when I go to a home page and can't figure out what the product is. It should be at the top plainly written.
I've forgotten, did she play a role in the attempted Sam Altman ouster?
So basically this change allows contributors to fork the repo in order to offer pull requests, and nothing else changes.

The dotting and crossing of Is a Ts, sort of like how users of social media platforms grant those platforms certain rights to their posts and comments in order to allow the platforms to copy/distribute/publish that content.
General infos/guides: https://docs.hetzner.com/storage/object-storage

> On the beta launch date, Object Storage will be available in Falkenstein (fsn1) only. We plan to add Nuremberg (nbg1) next. After the beta test, Object Storage will be available in all our European locations.

Didn't find pricing infos... .
cue adjacent scenario where malicious sites create AI honeypots whereupon when visited for user visit url is constructed such as to exfiltrate the user data

exemplar:

user: find X about Y
AI: ok -- browsing web -- visits honeypot site that has high webrank about topic Y
user: ok - more from that source
ai: ok -- browsing web -- visits honeypot site using OpenSearch protocol & attendant user request

swap OpenSearch protocol with other endpoints or perhaps sonme .well-known exploit or just a honeypot api -- imagining faux weather api or news site etc
True, but at the end of the day, a mediocre PhD that gets you a nice job is, all things considered, not a bad outcome from the point of view of the student. Yes, obviously becoming MrBeast is better than being the (n+1)th gaming streamer. But I think some might not realize how many PhDs are churned out constantly. PhDs are also given out by mediocre universities, advised by mediocre profs. Not everyone can be the next AI superstar.

Beware the extreme selection/survivorship bias of listening to advice from the top most successful researchers and household names / celebrities.
Most PhDs make a small dent in a small niche specialty, get their degree and go on with their lives, and their work is superseded 6 months to 2 years later.
The only thing your comment says is she won’t be working simultaneously for more than one company in {1,2,3}.
Not sure, but imo you could do it with basically reversing the call/return mechanism - that is, whenever the iterator function returns, it saves its state to the stack, just like if it would during a function call, and conversely, when the outside context hands back the control to the iterator, it would restore its state, analogous to how a return from an outside context would work.
old announcement:
https://www.reddit.com/r/hetzner/comments/14e8asj/object_sto...

doc page:
https://docs.hetzner.com/storage/object-storage/
It doesn’t make sense to me that someone in such a position at a place like OpenAI would leave. So I assume that means she was forced out, maybe due to underperformance, or the failed coup, or something else. Anyone know what the story is on her background and how she got into that position and what she contributed? I’ve heard interesting stories, some positive and some negative, but can’t tell what’s true. It seems like there generally is just a lot of controversy around this “nonprofit”.
If bacterial/some prokaryotic life is found in our solar system I’d see that as terrifying. That means it’s much more likely that the Great Filter is ahead of us.
Star Trek canon says that humanoids were deliberately seeded across the galaxy by an ancient race, not random panspermia. It was established in the TNG episode "The Chase". It's mentioned in some other episodes but it's typically kept on the down low to prevent hurting/contradicting religious feelings/origin stories (in universe).

https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Progenitor
They were never going to remove that as this is all about only them benefiting from free dev resources.
My problem with Beat Saber is the music.

There are some good maps to some good songs… and a LOT of bad maps to really bad songs.
The problem is that these companies keep wanting to put processing in the glasses. The glasses should only have the minimum circuitry to send, receive and render very high definition video. All the processing should be done in another device (like the arm band) that is carried nearby (like the wireless microphones they use in TV or concerts: https://www.amazon.com.mx/UHF-Wireless-Microphone-System-Kit... ). That way you are not CPU constrained.

I would say have a "cache level" like combination:
* very low/few computation done at the glasses level
* medium computation done at the brick unit level
* hard/intensive computation done in the cloud.
Genuine question, what would you use instead and why?
I hadn't heard of these, they look good, but the gap between smart glasses with monochrome HUD and AR is quite large. Neat display tech though.

Vaunt, not vault.
The article doesn't actually involve Windows. They wanted to avoid a satellite going into safemode, which they describe as "the satellite equivalent of a blue screen of death". That's honestly not even a good analogy. The headline is just bad
For something like the spacecraft in the article, you absolutely would have the ability to get access to the Windows source code.
Easier to find developers who are comfortable with Windows.
Someone is suffering more than someone else and the solution is for everyone to suffer as badly? This sounds like the worst kind of race to the bottom.

I'm also worried about what it does to those who need to do the actual work to make people suffer. It must be poison for your soul to work on making others suffer. A downward spiral.
A gulpfile... has been while since I've seen one of those.
And I assume you have no intention of open-sourcing that query language and its compiler? Because it sounds pretty awesome...
Thee are a bunch of comments here asking why one would run Windows on a spacecraft.

I am a spacecraft engineer. I don’t see anything in the linked article indicating that they are actually running Windows - the BSOD claim is tongue-in-cheek, or at least that’s how I read it. I also don’t know of anyone anywhere that runs Windows on a spacecraft, with the exception of laptops used by astronauts. Typically one runs vxWorks, or maybe QNX. Some experimental (high risk, low cost) systems run Linux. Older spacecraft don't run any OS at all, everything is running on bare metal, and that may be true for a handful of current spacecraft as well.

Windows is used in some places by ground controllers, but these days they tend to be running Linux a lot more often.
I think the problem is looking at ND as an excuse rather than a reason to change intervention strategies.

Like...yeah, he had a problematic position. He got corrected and someone explained to him the problem and he reversed his position[0].

That's...how people grow.

[0] https://www.engadget.com/2019-09-17-rms-fsf-mit-epstein.html
Excellent, technologically-empowered confirmation bias.
When Aldous Huxley Dropped Acid
Or you can avoid contracting with Boeing.
> It is hard for me to square "This company is a few short years away from building world-changing AGI"

Altmans quote was that "it's possible that we will have superintelligence in a few thousand days", which sounds a lot more optimistic on the surface than it actually is. A few thousand days could be interpreted as 10 years or more, and by adding the "possibly" qualifier he didn't even really commit to that prediction.

It's hype with no substance, but vaguely gesturing that something earth-shattering is coming does serve to convince investors to keep dumping endless $billions into his unprofitable company, without risking the reputational damage of missing a deadline since he never actually gave one. Just keep signing those 9 digit checks and we'll totally build AGI... eventually. Honest.
It’s Sam’s Club now.
"Writing is thinking. The clearer your thoughts, the better the output. It's kind of the main reason why writing is an essential part of the learning process (especially in schools)."
She wasn’t on the board right? So if she did play a role, it wasn’t through a vote I’d guess.
Llama can now see and run on your device – welcome Llama 3.2
As a colorblind person I didn’t know there was multiple colours until very late
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It's a compute puck, not a power puck.
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Totally, I quit high school at 15 to become a rock star. It didn't pan out.

I think the difference is the automation, the algorithms designed to maximise for maximum engagement of human attention. Growing up in the MTV generation, these algorithms were handled mostly by humans, and their reach was limited due to television, radio and print media being the dominant form of communication with the audience.

Now we have an Internet, everyone including our kids is connected, everything is only a click away, and the algorithms run at massive speed due to the compute power of today.
I don't use my Quest 2 because it's so annoying trying to keep the screen in focus with the fresnel lenses.
I flew to California for a month and when I returned, the cardiologist solemnly informed me that my heart had aged over 30 days! I said "doc, that's horrible, why do you think it happened?" and the doctor said that treatment wouldn't be covered by insurance, because it was my fault for choosing to travel slower than the speed of light. I'll never do that again!
It's a pretty clever attack: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slowloris_(computer_security)
That’s assuming they are using a component library that has a common system for its styles. If their end result was an inconsistent UI, it doesn’t sound like they were. They could have been making their own components, or mixing component libraries, with inconsistent styles, based on whatever the first search result was for their need.
And here I thought we were going to rehash Crowdstrike ;-)
Having worked with multiple online public discussion forums / media over the decades, that is precisely what blocking / muting / ignoring is for: the digital equivalent of plugging your ears. Don't want to hear an account you feel is harassing you? Good news: you don't need to! The functionality you're describing, on the other hand, opens the door to trollish abuse like reply-and-ban-responses.

In what other public, online discussion forum format can anybody without admin powers, arbitrarily and unilaterally ban others from publicly replying to public posts? That idea sounds insane to me.

It would be like if IRC's /ignore function prevented someone from sending messages containing your name – weird. You should be able to block yourself off from anybody you wish, and live in whatever bubble you wish, but not to control others' public speech. The platform has admins who can theoretically deal with law-breaking behavior like harassment or threats or CSAM, and if they choose not to, the platform sucks and I recommend you ditch it. coughtwittercough.
Depending on the complexity of the satellite, a linux node, several linux nodes, or a LOT of linux nodes. Or a very small embedded SoC if your satellite is very simple or has a segregated payload.
A simpler explanation is that SamA is consolidating power at the company and pushing out everyone who hasn't been loyal to him from the start.
That's how it would generally work, assuming you don't need tiny curled up dimensions to stuff unwanted particles into.

Assuming you mean 3D boundary, 4D bulk.
They backed the wrong horse RE "The Next Big Thing", and they're being stubborn about admitting it IMHO. Sunk costs and all that.

I think everyone was obviously aware that "the metaverse" and VR was obviously not what the world needed, yet they pivoted the whole company to it while they totally missed AI taking over ~everything else. Yes yes llama leak/release etc, but I am not really seeing them making any product efforts in the AI space (e.g. no ChatGPT competitor). Apple fell for it too somehow and spent gazillions on a VR headset that no one will even remember in 18 months, which is interesting how two parts of FAANG totally totally totally predicted the market completely and entirely wrong. Group think? Corporate sabotage? Corruption/fraud? It beggars belief, really it does - this was so obvious to anyone yet these two huge huge tech companies went all-in on dorky VR that will go the same way as 3D TV/movies (remember that?). Amazing really.
Real Time Operating System(s) like VxWorks.

Commodity equipment running specialized distros of Linux is a growing thing however.
At this point no one except Sam from founding team is in the company.
For anyone reading only headlines and comments, from TFA:

> If the watchdog timer has not been restarted and instead times out after ~30 seconds, the satellite enters something called safemode. Safemode is when all non critical functions are automatically shut down and the satellite becomes entirely focused on generating power by pointing its solar panels towards the Sun and trying to reestablish any communication that was lost. It’s a state the vehicle goes into when something bad happens [...] the satellite equivalent of a blue screen of death.

If only Windows would be so kind!
A lot of people get baited. But it depends on if the comment is obviously unhinged or not.
Screenshots. Show - don't tell, especially if you're making claims about visualization!
Yup. Actually, I'm advisor for a high school team that was selected by NASA's CubeSat Launch Initiative to put a satellite in LEO, mostly to do space technology development and demonstration. The growth of rideshare and dedicated small satellite launch missions has been impressive to watch in the past couple of decades.

Getting out of LEO has a lot of challenges; the delta V is expensive, but also survivability away from Earth's thermal radiation and magnetic field gets harder. This has a compounding effect where costs and scope run away; if you need to buy expensive launch, rad-hard hardware and do exotic things for power and heating, you want to amortize the fixed portions of these over more science...
this is very useful, but why can it only work with python code? At which level does it intercept the http traffic?

do I have to use specific http library?
I think the much more likely scenario than product roadmap concerns is that Murati (and Ilya for that matter) took their shot to remove Sam, lost, and in an effort to collectively retain billion$ of enterprise value have been playing nice, but were never seriously going to work together again after the failed coup.
Nice work!
Small thing I noticed:
When listening to the river option, it is noticeable when the audio file loops back to the start
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I'm forgetting the name of it, but there's a special OS designed for space. The main issue is that bits get flipped all the time once you leave the protection of the magnetosphere. On the surface of the earth, we generally trust memory a lot more than you can in space, even with special chips and shielding. It causes all sorts of weird problems and slow-downs.