skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I would say that reaching this type of position requires exceeding amount of ambition, drive and craving in the first place, and all and any steps during the process of getting there solidify that by giving the dopamine hits to be addicted to such success, so it is not a case where you can just stop and decide "I'll chill now".
Perhaps but they weren't the first in the category. Apples iGlasses will probably be sleeker.
It's not a new problem.

"On two occasions I have been asked [by members of Parliament!], `Pray,
Mr. Babbage, if you put into the machine wrong figures, will the right
answers come out?' I am not able rightly to apprehend the kind of
confusion of ideas that could provoke such a question."
--Charles Babbage
Neither of those things are happening here.

Microsoft is charging higher license costs for Windows server on competing cloud providers (but not all competing providers) than on Azure.

For the exact same software.

This isn’t an axe to grind with Microsoft, it’s clearly anti competitive.
On a slight tangent, the type of transactions you can make through your banking app in a developing country like Turkey is insane compared to US.

Without exaggeration, you can make instant money transfers across banks; buy stocks, gold, insurance, bonds, foreign currency; pay taxes and other government fees; make international SWIFT transfers; open retirement accounts; buy private healthcare; instantly open as many checking, savings, CD accounts as you want; and many more.

And in the US, they try to sell Zelle as the biggest innovation in banking. It's just pathetic.
My guess is it uses the same vocabulary size as llama 3.1 which is 128,000 different tokens (words) to support many languages. Parameter count is less of an indicator of fitness than previously thought.
It's sad to me that the Innocence Project, instead of being a neutral third party investigating and then pushing back against wrongful convictions, have just become an all out 'stop the death penalty' advocacy group.

Ultimately I think this undermines their cause and hurts their ability to save truly innocent people.
Plug for csnakes..
https://tonybaloney.github.io/CSnakes/
Duration of working with SQL doesn't matter. The better SQL programmers don't do it specifically, and have experience in real languages that they bring over to database queries.
It is pro innconcent life, not pro murderer life? Pro life and pro choice are just marketing terms. People who are pro-choice aren't pro not wearing a seat belt (well some may be, but it has nothing to do with the topic). It has to do with abortion and only abortion.
More meetings: both the cause of and solution to our problems!
So is there a difference between a tracker and a sequencer?
Indeed, I would have done this yesterday in IA's shoes. Never have too big of a legal/servers fund.
The crazy thing to me is always going to the same place for vacation. Really? No variety, ever?
We already put a phone in their hands by kindergarten... I think any kind of flashy tech in front of kid's eyes is almost always bad.
Lavaforming: construct buildings from molten lava
>This category pushes the boundaries of what's possible to do with computers, and has the chance to elevate productivity to a completely new level.

It probably has something to do with mass-production for a mass audience (not that they'll even succeed here). Look at the success of smartphones and compare their capabilities to full powered computers. They want to make it up on volume, so you have a quantity over quality dynamic of iOS-ified lowering of productive capacity.

>When I'm moving or spending time with friends, I try to put away all devices, and expect everyone to do the same. Also, I hate notifications and pop ups, and definitely don't want them on my face. On the other hand, when I'm alone, I want to immerse myself in CAD, programming or games, and I want to use the most capable devices and software. Only PCVR and Vision Pro are devices which might elevate the experience beyond of what we have today.

Yea, very respectable usage of technology and I relate completely, but our type is a minority of the addressable market. So toy-computers is what will be produced. This is the pessimistic reality of "democratization of technology". It makes you miss the glory days when the main target market for computers was more advanced users. Offerings for that segment could be a larger portion of sales and would thus get focus from product development that would lack today's lowest-common-denominator designs.
Exactly, construct a team to tackle a large enough problem, disband the team once the challenge is met. Hopefully the challenge statement concludes that sufficient documentation of the outcome is created.

But, I really don’t have all the answers, I just think cutting across disciplines is fruitless when you put 10 devs in a room and they work on 10 completely different things, which is how Agile is practiced where I have worked.
The crusades (at least the earlir ones) were primarily about protecting Christians who were being attacked and having their land taken by Muslims.
Thank You! You have explained the exact issue I (and probably many others) are seeing trying to adopt AI for work. It is because of this I don't worry about AI taking our jobs for now. You still need somewhat foundational knowledge in whatever you are trying to do in order to get that remaining 20%. Sometimes this means pushing back against the AI's solution, other times it means reframing the question, and other times its just giving up and doing the work yourself. I keep seeing all these impressive toy demos and my experience (Angular and Flask dev) seem to indicate that it is not going to replace any subject matter expert anytime soon. (And I am referring to all the three major AI players as I regularly and religiously test all their releases).

>And people also overestimate the utility of a solution that's randomly wrong. It's exceedingly difficult to build reliable systems when you're stacking a 5% wrong solution on another 5% wrong solution on another 5% wrong solution...

I call this the merry go round of hell mixed with a cruel hall of mirrors. LLM spits out a solution with some errors, you tell it to fix the errors, it produces other errors or totally forgets important context from one prompt ago. You then fix those issues, it then introduces other issues or messes up the original fix. Rinse and repeat. God help you if you don't actually know what you are doing, you'll be trapped in that hall of mirrors for all of eternity slowly losing your sanity.
> Any unexpected entry into safemode would require a report, multiple meetings with the customer, and them being pretty angry. Their line of reasoning seems to be "Safemode->Something is wrong->Why is something wrong? We're not paying you to be wrong". I'm personally of the opinion that safemode isn't that bad. It's fully recoverable and shows the system is working properly.

To the last part first: Good that safe mode kicked in and did the right thing, but now what? What caused it to enter safe mode in the first place?

That's why they care when it happens. If they don't know why it's entering safe mode, they can't correct the actual problems in the system.
He doesn't need to provide any explanation for anything. The burden of proof is on the government. Possession of property is not proof of murder. It is circumstantial evidence. He might have come across the property, he might have stolen the property, etc.. Do you understand what reasonable doubt is? Did you serve on a jury?
> but probably still a better deal than owning a full vacation home that sits empty most of the year

Timeshares give up a lot of the advantages of just owning a vacation home, without many advantages other than price.

You have even less control of the property than a coop/condo, you don't get the financial incentive of possible real estate appreciation, there is no real liquid open market for resale.. etc.

Time shares are like a casino where the house always wins. They control the costs/fees the same way a casino controls the odds/payouts. They are probably less regulated than a casino too.

The other advantage to a proper vacation home is.. if its a beach / ski / whatever place whatever, you leave all your gear there, changes of clothes, etc.. not hauling stuff.
The thread that the title comes from is from a Twitter user that later stated about the issue:
"And YES: I LOVE hyping the sh1t out of this stuff because apparently sensationalism is the only language that forces these people to fix. "

As such, every single thing about the topic should be taken with a grain of salt. Starting with systems affected (it's not all GNU/Linux) and also CVSS score (I score it as a 6.3 instead of 9.9). Use your imagination to decide how much of what was posted is based on fact as opposed to fantasy.
On the other hand, I know plenty who are. Anecdotes, fun for the whole family!
I Visited the Capital of Motordom and I Have Thoughts [video]
Game theory is full of spherical cows like the assumption that the state has infinite resources to prosecute. Reality is a bit different.
Agreed, that sentence really satisfied my appetite for content.
There's also addiction to success. If you don't keep getting the success in magnitudes you did before, you will get bored and depressed, so you have to keep going and get it since your brain is wired to seek for that. Your brain and emotions are calibrated to what you got before, it's kind of like drugs.

If you don't have the 10M you won't understand, you would think that "oh my if only I had the 10M I would just chill", but it never works like that. Human appetite is infinite.

The more highs you get from success, the more you expect from the future achievements to get that same feeling, and if you don't get any you will feel terrible. That's it.
They usually offer heavily discounted stays at hotels in prime locations, free cruises, and other vacation-y things.
They aren't all scams, but they are not an "investment". As long as you understand the program terms and restrictions and you buy your timeshare in a place you'd go anyway, you can get good value out of the money.

But few people do that much research and find out that they don't use it as much as they thought they would either because they don't like the place enough to keep going back, or they didn't account for blackout dates, floating weeks, etc and can't find a time when they can go.

But if you do buy a timeshare, by on the secondary market, don't buy a new one, they quickly drop in value on resale.
This seems like an exceedingly bad hill to die on. Curtis Flowers was convicted and sentenced to death six times for the same murder by juries of his peers, yet he's a free man today.
4090 has 24G

So we really need ~40B or G model (two cards) or like a ~20B with some room for context window.

5090 has ??G - still unreleased
It was called 'the year when Caesar and Paullus were consuls' for most purposes, but also dated as the 754th year since the founding of Rome (AUC).
I've seen multiple comments like this, only responding to yours, it's not personal.

I disagree. If your task is simply adding a new feature or refactoring, yes, you're right . If you have to handle new data or worse, launch a new product from scratch, and only sync once every two weeks, good luck. Our dailies can last 2 minutes when nothing new is created (between 30s and 5 minutes), but also one hour, everyday, for months if a new product is on the rails. Syncing is very much needed, especially during the discovery phase. You don't want to redesign your noSQL database every 2 months.
The author of TFA clarifies here:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41651715

TL;DR: the spacecraft is indeed not running Windows. It's running a custom OS written in C.
That’s not the way our justice system is supposed to work. We don’t require proof of innocence. We require (or are supposed to require) proof beyond a reasonable doubt of guilt.

Possessing stolen goods should not proof beyond a reasonable doubt of murder.
They're not running Windows.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41651715
What is considered “normal” clothes today was probably considered “goofy” by many/most at some point.
The easier of debugging does sound super appealing, the immutability and append-only design sounds really cool, especially if you don't really have that many transactions going on! I tried Terminus in this space, and there's also Dolt. [1]

How about the append-only/size side of things? I'm guessing if you use Dynamo or Cassandra, you basically forget about it (except when it comes to the bill ...). Is trimming the data straightforward if you don't have that much storage?

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1: https://www.dolthub.com/blog/2022-03-21-immutable-database/#...
Regardless of whether lightning is better than USB-C or vice versa, I am more worried about the general principle. The only organization that has a track record of building smartphones that I enjoy using is Apple. It's certainly not the EU. Thus I want Apple to be able to make design decisions as freely as possible because in practice that seems to result in a good product. I'd make an exception for things that are OBVIOUSLY blatantly uncompetitive (refusing to support modern interoperable replacements for SMS might be in this category, but I don't think what charing cable you use is).
That’s a creative way of finding marks. Timeshares are a notoriously bad investment[1]; people with a timeshare might be easier to rope into another bad investment (a scam).

[1]: https://moneywise.com/investing/real-estate/why-buying-a-tim...
We certainly intend to add semantic zoom levels, but for now I think zooming out is just helpful in navigating the canvas when you have multiple connected components on the canvas at once and need to pan to an area in the canvas.
It's not just Rust—rewriting a C network service into Java or Python or Go is also an example of transitioning to memory safe languages. The point is that you're not exposed to memory safety bugs in your own code. Arguably it's much better to choose a language without Rust-like manual memory management when you don't absolutely need it.
Prior convictions are evidence in the broad sense (because they provide information that could update one's belief about a defendant's character or likelihood of committing a crime), but not legally admissible evidence (in many jurisdictions).
> They ignored simply increasing the voltage

For good reason, you can’t do that.

Electrical distribution conductors are insulated by air (and distance). If you crank up the voltage, you could have line-to-line arc flashes if you don’t increase the conductor spacing. Increasing the conductor spacing requires new towers, so…
I mean stuff like “we agreed on settlement-free peering at a time when you were sending me about as much as I you, but now you’re sending me 20% more / your traffic is small enough I figure I can pressure you / etc. so the deal’s off, you pay me now.” That’s what I’ve heard, anyway—I’m sure there are people maintaining actual tier-1 networks lurking around here.
I'm ready and willing to join any legal action.
> and reading reviews of the vision pro

Try it out , it’s really neat
> "Although the reasons for Kiani’s resignation are unknown"

"Prior to the [shareholders voting last week], Kiani said if ousted as chairman, he would leave as CEO as would almost 300 engineering employees, including Chief Operating Officer Bilal Muhsin."

https://www.ocbj.com/manufacturing/activist-shareholders-vot...
Sure if you ignore context.

"a probabilistic syllable generator is not intelligence, it does not understand us, it cannot reason" is a strong statement and I highly doubt it's backed by any sort of substance other than "feelz".
The problem is if you are the type of person able to get to $10M, you'll probably want more, since the motivation that got you there in the first place will keep you unsatisfied with anything less. You'll constantly crave for more in terms of magnitudes.
If everybody posts in a shared channel when they get stuck and ignores that channel when they're heads down on something, then you get zero interruptions, flow is preserved, and people get helped when they need it.
Book Review: The Art of Metaobject Protocol (2014)
Probably lost a chance to license them to Apple for a good sum.
I haven't tried this (yet), but I read that pointing out how much more cheaply one could get a timeshare on eBay gets you an immediate out from the negotiation process.

Timeshares on eBay are crazy cheap by comparison. A timeshare in Hawaii during prime season can be had for $50k or something like that, which sounds like a lot until you realize that the vacation clubs will sell that timeshare for, like, $500k.
The llama 3.0, 3.1, & 3.2 all use the TikToken tokenizer which is the open source openai tokenizer.
Pen Comparison Using Industrial CT
"Credibility" has nothing to do with how much money rich people are willing to give you.
I wonder how the integration of PREEMPT_RT is going to affect that technology stack going forwards (I imagine slowly, but it's there now).
Yeah; something seems wrong with their setup.

I’ve seen Linux render fonts like that, but not recently. I’d probably look into debugging my setup if that’s what my desktop looked like.
She was the CTO, how does she not have STEM credibility?
> And, from my experience, devs over-estimate greatly how much non-devs care about them and their "number of line of code written" pissing contest.

Your experience as a non-dev who doesn't manage devs? Noted. Unfortunately, the people signing our paychecks do care, and so devs have incentives to continue doing the same strange dance every morning.
That would be fun. Give Iris Explorer a spin - the demos make any SGI seem like a supercomputer. (Better on an Indigo2 or Octane, but hey) I did real work in Octave + gnuplot on SGI machines of the era but I'd be surprised if recent versions compile.
That's both a very general and very bold claim. I don't think it's unreasonable to say that's too strong of a claim given how we don't know what is possible yet and there's frankly no good reason to completely dismiss the idea of artificial general intelligence.
The most important part of any contract is the termination clause.
If you have a sandwich and cut it in half, do you have one or two sandwiches?
Given that ChatGPT is already smarter and faster than humans in many different metrics. Once the other metrics catch up with humans it will still be better than humans in the existing metrics. Therefore there will be no AGI, only ASI.
Where is the magic lamp that summons thriftwy who will tell us which countries or companies Russia/OpenAI will absorb
Sure the roads on average can be a lot narrower, assuming perfect coordination, but it will still be a needed pretty much in all the same places...
Yes, that is a finding of interest when you already know that the order of the tokens isn't relevant.
The article specifies that the wreckage in question was 10 feet below the surface. Is that deep enough to matter?
I have been doing this for more than 20 years and it has been working well for me. I have a Works folder and 26 subfolders under it, each subfolder therein starting with the same letter...
That's giving too much credit to McKinsey. I'd argue it's systemic brainrot. Never admit mistakes, never express yourself, never be honest. Just make up as much bullshit as possible on the fly, say whatever you have to pacify people. Even just say bullshit 24/7.

Not to dunk on Mira Murati, because this note is pretty cookie cutter, but it exemplifies this perfectly. It says nothing about her motivations for resigning. It bends over backwards to kiss the asses of the people she's leaving behind. It could ultimately be condensed into two words: "I've resigned."
I'm not the OP but I got some fun ones that I think are what you are asking? I would also love to hear others interesting ideas/findings.

1. I got this medical provider that has a webapp that downloads graphql data(basically json) to the frontend and shows some of the data to the template as a result while hiding the rest. Furthermore, I see that they hide even more info after I pay the bill. I download all the data, combine it with other historical data that I have downloaded and dumped it into the LLM. It spits out interesting insights about my health history, ways in which I have been unusually charged by my insurance, and the speed at which the company operates based on all the historical data showing time between appointment and the bill adjusted for the time of year. It then formats everything into an open format that is easy for me to self host. (HTML + JS tables). Its a tiny way to wrestle back control from the company until they wise up.

2. Companies are increasingly allowing customers to receive a "backup" of all the data they have on them(Thanks EU and California). For example Burger King/Wendys allow this. What do they give you when you request data? A zip file filled with just a bunch of crud from their internal system. No worries: Dump it into the LLM and it tells you everything that the company knows about you in an easy to understand format (Bullet points in this case). You know when the company managed to track you, how much they "remember", how much money they got out of you, your behaviors, etc.
To lose your privacy, you first have to have not already lost it. You're likely on camera right now!

If you have a smartwatch, there's a company out there that knows every breath you take, and every move you make.

Might as well get AR in the mix now that we're here. There are lots of pure sci-fi applications that come with smart glasses.

- AR directions

- all sorts of tutorials for things where you work with your hands. Imagine how easy IKEA furniture can be!

- never forget another name

- metadata about spare parts, products, and recipe ingredients as you look at them

- incredible military applications - team awareness, situational map, aiming reticule
They who? About the only people who wanted the death penalty were politicians up for re-election.
You'd already be using source maps in any real-world scenario so I am not sure what's the value proposition here outside of "just for fun, I guess".

The tsc transpilation to lower ES versions is actually really useful when using not-so-recent Node versions. Not to mention this severely restricts TypeScript syntax to "just types" which isn't too bad but it means you now have to worry about yet another thing.

Then there's the ESM & CJS mess. You almost always want to export in both formats which will change a lot of the syntax, so this quickly falls apart for anything serious.

Just use esbuild if you want speed.
You can try it on hugging face
My suspicion is that you're leaving some important parts in your logic unstated. Such as belief in a magical property within humans of "understanding", which you don't define.

The ability of video models to generate novel video consistent with physical reality shows that they have extracted important invariants - physical law - out of the data.

It's probably better not to muddle the discussion with ill defined terms such as "intelligence" or "understanding".

I have my own beef with the AGI is nigh crowd, but this criticism amounts to word play.
Our justice system isn’t supposed to require evidence of innocence.
Well, we wouldn't want your son learning a girl's programming language, would we? We can't have that in our society.
It's a long flight, but it's not an unreasonably expensive flight. Especially if you live in a place with winter, it might be nice to visit in novemberish and marchish to get a warm week in between your cold at home. There's lots of people who live near me and visit Hawaii once a year.

Personally, I'd be more likely to do a two week stay than two one week stays, I'd rather reduce my time on an airplane. But leaving for two weeks is harder than leaving for one for all sorts of reasons.
>Product manager at tesla to CTO at openAI with no technical background and a deleted profile ?

Doesn't she have a dual bachelors in Mathematics and Mechanical Engineering?