skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
But I'm guessing we can agree that any major landmass is generally belonging to a continent? Like we all agree that greenland, new zealand, japan, etc generally belong to a continent?

So to what continent do those british people think they belong?
If you offer an API you need to dedicate servers to it that keep the model loaded in GPU memory. Unless you don't care about latency at all.

Though I wouldn't be surprised if the bigger reason is the PR cost of releasing with an exciting name but unexciting results. The press would immediately declare the end of the AI growth curve
Still around. Recently, Prisma launched their managed Postgres offering built on top of Unikernels

https://www.prisma.io/blog/announcing-prisma-postgres-early-...
I know this is serious, but this trope is kinda hilarious to me. Someone needs to prove themselves right so badly that they risk prison time by posting classified docs.
I can’t tell if this is satire.
You joke, but it is almost a genuine investment opportunity here for a large player.

Spend a billion on AMD shares, Spend another Billion on a out-of-house software team to solve the software solution to more than double the share price.

Taking into account that there are players that already own billions in AMD shares, they could probably do that as well. On the other hand perhaps it would be better for them, as major shareholders, to have a word with AMD management.
Global population will reduce by 20+% due to H5N1 pandemic.

Many survivors will go Vegan.

Climate change will continue accelerating.
My experience is that GDPR added a lot of compliance activity at companies but did not materially improve actual privacy. Companies pretty much do what they did before GDPR, just with a layer of bureaucratic indirection in between now. I'm pretty sure that wasn't the intent but that's where we are, and in that sense it was a failure.
>We know why these models work. We know precisely how, physically, they come to their conclusions (it’s just processor instructions as with all software)

I don't know why you would classify this as knowing much of anything. Processor instructions ? Really?

If the average user is given unfettered access to the entire source code of his/her favorite app, does he suddenly understand it ? That seems like a ridiculous assertion.

In reality, it's even worse. We can't pinpoint what weights, how and in what ways and instances are contributing exactly to basic things like whether a word should be preceded by 'the' or 'a' and it only gets more intractable as models get bigger and bigger.

Sure, you could probably say we understand these NNs better than brains but it's not by much at all.
That's why I said sometimes financial, because there are people who are well off or at least have it together financially that can still be exploited with propaganda.
Hey look on the bright side. If this is legit, then it will inevitably become a reference in the bill to overhaul the DMCA when it (finally) gets introduced!

The beginning of the end, the moment when thr DMCA jumped the shark (for the broader world, not us tech geeks)
"devoid of any critical thought"

This defines Reddit. No bots involved.
If you asked someone directly “what continent is Britain part of”, they would surely say Europe, even if they would be unlikely to describe themselves as European. Language is funny that way.
My reading is that the author posits there is a fixed amount of change that can be safely made in a single deployment. The solution is to make it possible to deploy more frequently. This is hard, so organizations will often instead introduce overhead that slows down changes. Engineers might be tempted to blame the overhead and try to eliminate it, but that won't be successful and may even backfire. They need to tackle the underlying issue of deployment capacity instead.
Not OP, but I read it like they meant gatekeeping == lack of skill, because OP seems to think that everybody knows programming now thanks to AI.

I hope I am misreading this.
Why? Nobody asked us if we want this.
Nobody has a plan what to do with humanity when there is AGI
Before anyone reacts negatively to this - you’ve never seen how much spam, and how many DMCA requests, are completely real. I would personally estimate 90%+.
dice rolls cost a lot of real world hours

Those hours are how you learn craft.

I described a hard road.

Excuses are easier.
I think it's a sliding scale and Haskell is definitely on the extreme end.
A Retro Proposal to Restore the Public's Trust in Media
Ugh
so much inflated text and self congratulation to something that in the end boils down to trusting you as authority again.
And on the context
OpenAI API YAML File
I guess they’re claiming it was an inside job?

So did Mangione, etc. pierce the corporate veil, or does limited liability apply like it usually does when United Healthcare kills someone?
I, as a male, have a 4.5k medical bill from a breast cancer biopsy center. I had surgery on December 8th. They billed me for the biopsy on January 3rd, and of course UHC isn’t covering it.

Turns out joke is on them, I’m not paying it.
I see the same at coffee shops / cafe's that have large tables in my area
That is not old by military standards
This can be boiled down to half a page.
Why put in the chatgpt manure to.inflate it.
0181 811 8181
Edit: Thinking about it I think was was Going Lives number?
Do you have a better resource or recommendations? I'd be happy to remove this from the internet. I feel that most other articles on the topic would be severely self-censored because of the small amount of research and the risk you mention, or just not interested in low-cost alternative treatments without a "medical" stamp on it. Research and reporting on low-cost treatment methods is probably underfunded.
> It won't stop anyone from playing with options

But not at the same scale that you could while gambling.
New Google Sheet on half of 13.6" MacBook Air screen is fully covered by popups
For a second I read that as Calí and was wondering when the drug barons had diversified into homebuilding.
It is remarkable how France has been getting something like 80% of their power from nukes for decades without any major accidents.
High velocity clouds comprise less of the Milky Way's mass than thought
I think it's impossible to spend a lot of time with these models without believing robotics is fundamentally about to transform. Even the most sophisticated versions of robotic logic pre-LLM/VLM feel utterly trivial compared to what even rudimentary applications of these large models can accomplish.
A close family member of mine is schizophrenic, and, as I understand it, they've always (or, at least, for the past 5-8 years) relied on a combination of drugs and these sorts of therapies to manage their symptoms. That is to say, the drugs are helpful for helping to keep their thinking organized and reducing the frequency and severity of hallucinations/delusions, but those issues never really go away completely, and sometimes a given drug regime stops being effective for whatever reason, so it's very important to have (and to practice!) strategies for identifying when your thoughts are "right" vs "wrong," and being able to deal with the problem effectively when it's the latter.
Exactly. The previous version of o1 did actually worse in the coding benchmarks, so I would expect it to be worse in real life scenarios.
The new version released a few days ago on the other hand is better in the benchmarks, so it would seem strange that someone used it and is saying that it’s worse than Claude.
Low overhead in what sense? matmul is kinda complicated and there are varying, complex state-of-the-art algorithms for it, no? And then if you know things about the matrices in advance you can start optimizing for that, which adds another layer of complexity.
>"Even if this terrible crime concerns only 1 percent of the Polish nation, it doesn't matter, because we want to know about that."
Show HN: Music video made out of text in the browser
Made this for a university final and figured the HN crowd might appreciate it. All of the visuals are done in pure HTML/CSS (a little JS is used to actually play audio). I wrote a script that generates word cloud images using a genetic algorithm:

https://github.com/amjoshuamichael/fishes
It’s funny to think I’m picking a hill, just by pointing out an observation. It seems like hyperbole to say my comment was picking a hill to die on.
"Musk is keen on criticizing many governments, domestic and foreign. But has Musk ever criticized the Chinese government? Even once?"

We are going to go here, when the Democrat party has not only had spies in their offices from China, but had a presidential running mate that literally worked with the Chinese government for 25+ years.

It's the same with Russia. Bernie Sanders talked about his love of Russia (and it was accepted, because socialism) and as soon as Trump is accused of being a Russian spy, it's now a bad thing.

It is kind of curious to me though that the two things that will definitely help with climate change: nuclear power and electric cars, which Musk supports, are now being down played every week on HN as if it's a bad thing.

It's as if all of these things don't really matter and it was all about power and politics.....
Sadly common at hardware companies. The most extreme case I've heard of is ASML, who supposedly doesn't keep any machines of their own. They test against "almost-ready" machines right before they go out the door to customers.
Same restriction with cuckoo filters. Are there any better than bloom filters without this restriction?
In my experience the majority of managers are sloppy thinkers and love to hear their own voice. So meetings for them are ego burnishing platform. Truly solving problems would reduce the number of opportunities for strutting their self-importance.

My best experience was in firms (unfortunately only 2 in 30+ years):

* The person calling the meeting emails agenda, supporting materials and clearly stated goal 3-5 days before scheduled date/time.
* Only those with functional impact upon the issue and decision are invited.
* Everybody turns up on time and has read the circulated materials.
* Meeting sticks to agenda and finishes on or before scheduled time.
* Minutes are written up and circulated within 24 hours of meeting.
It has been _0_ days since classified information was leaked on the War Thunder forums.
What is the issue with this request?
Did I miss it or did they say whether o3 is going to be available under ChatGPT Plus or Pro?
Since Google has gone to shit, maybe you haven't found the following sites:

https://www.hamburgergitarrenforum.de/
https://gitarrehamburg.de/

The first one event mentions regular meetings but not whether they are still happening. I would suggest reaching out to the Vorstand and asking if they know where to look for a jam, they excplicitly write that they see themselves as a networking platform for guitarists in Hamburg.

And as a German I would like to echo what others said about clubs in germany: I have met half of my friendgroup and my long-term partner in a Verein. Nearly every person I know is or was involved in one. Its not always easy to find the right one for you, but I believe it is the most straightforward way to expand ones social circle in Germany.
I have a piece of petrified wood that I found about 6 inches below grade in my backyard. I eventually came to the conclusion that it was left behind by the previous homeowner as the surplus from an art project
This is a baseline benchmark I published of various p9x latencies for multiple readers/writers with a single SQLite database with different configurations set: https://github.com/mqudsi/sqlite-readers-writers

Even if you don’t use message passing to use one thread to perform all updates/writes, it still performs very solidly for many use cases.
The fundamental problem here is that the job loss from minimum wage mostly shows up when things are tight and minimum wage increases generally happen when times are good. This makes them out of sync and makes it very hard to figure out what relationship if any exists.
I'd suggest you level up your reading comprehension before suggesting the parent poster was in any way offended or in need of therapy.
But maybe thses LLMs are like building bigger and bigger engines. It's not getting you closer to the self driving car.
It sure doesn’t sound done. It’s a one off hacked set of scripts tied to incompatible chunks of a ton of libraries. What happens when you want or need other parts of the PyTorch/billion libs ecosystem? You’re gonna get more AMD engineers and waste 5 months getting those to work?

Meanwhile those libs release running CUDA on NVidia’s old and newest releases out of the box.

So no, it cannot be reused by others in production any more than my custom hacked car engine mod can be added by Ford to every car in existence.

Have you done any deep professional production work on any of these stacks? I have, and would never, ever put stuff like the stuff in the article in production. It’s no where near ready for production use.
>my mission in life may be to

Hey! I'm in the same boat, shoot me an email!
That doesn't follow. The police wasn't the author of the work (ie. the footage), so the copyright belongs to whoever created it. The police also can't unilaterally seize the copyright of a random work to help a manhunt, so I'm not sure how the act of them distributing the work puts it in the public domain.
Not really... You cost the bots money.

Many are trying to index the web for whatever reason. By feeding them a Library of Babel, you can clog up their storage with noise.
My pet conspiracy theory about these leaks is that the military uses WarThunder as a training sim, and every now and then someone notices the physics/render is off so they "leak" the specs knowing some gaming nerd is going to fix it for them.
Is there any way you can be specific enough for people to reproduce this?
First-ever evidence of the antimatter partner of hyperhelium-4
>Wasn't UHC the company that decided to deny claims with an AI that was wrong 90% of the time?

Source?
The Captor-E AESA variant is not yet in service with the main countries developing it, despite the project starting in 1993.

In fact, only export customers (Kuwait and Qatar) have the Captor-E ECRS Mk0 on their Typhoons so far, Germany and the UK (in particular) are holding out for future improvements, and are scheduled to get later versions, so they still have the mech-scanned PESA version as far as I've heard.
Can you find for me a single criticism of the Chinese government from Musk? I'd like to see it.
I was using it for years before moving to Mastodon, then Nostr.

It did work rather well, is easy to code for, and I still have people pulling from my twtxt file, but it does get a bit tiresome managing follows etc with the clumsy apps.

And not having a decent mobile app made it less fun to use on what for me is social media's primary use case - while on the loo hahaha.
IIRC a landmark trial in early post-WW2 years resulted in it being impossible for third party to own complete rights for someone's natural likeness or other natural features (like voice, which was specific case involved).

So they can't win the right to prevent distribution, they can win the right to use the likeliness, but for distribution they would need to have active contract with Mangione that they are representing him for that, which I somehow doubt being the case.
> Would that be with the Faroese and the Greenlanders?

Greenland is in North America.
Online discourse has been declining in quality for many years in my opinion. I think as a consequence of more platforms where more specialized conversations are happening now in private: Facebook groups, discord channels, livestream chats, etc. I think it’s hard to say if the junk has gotten worse on Reddit or the good stuff now has dwindled. However all the popular sites, including this one, are gamed by companies. There’s even strategies for when to post on HN, at what time and with what kind of title to get the most engagement.
This sounds fun to read, can you share the transcript?
"Sanity has nothing directly to do with the way you think. It’s a matter of presenting yourself as safe. Little old men wander around London hallucinating visibly, but no one gets upset. The same behaviour in a younger, more vigorous person would get him shut away. A Canadian study on attitudes to mental illness concluded that it was when someone’s behaviour was perceived as ‘unpredictable’ that the community rejected them. A fat lady was admiring a painting at a private view at the Tate when the artist strode over and bit her. They threw him out, but no one questioned his sanity—it was how he always behaved."

From Impro by Keith Johnstone
The developers never make changes based on these leaks.
Show HN: Tiny Editor for Static Sites
Hacked together a simple web-based editor for Hugo sites.

The local makerspace has been using wiki.js for a while and it's... not great for us. We'd prefer a Hugo site but some of our members aren't comfortable using git/markdown. So maybe this can bridge the gap while still letting the hackers write wiki pages in vim or whatever.

https://github.com/jveski/static-wiki-editor
Source?

Not denying what you're saying, just curious about the data.
It’s both nonsense, cause what you see here is a double conversion from an arbitrary problem domain into http domain and back again. Using a specific http code together with an app-domain code could make sense iff you wanted an intermediate host (a proxy etc) to perform some additional operation based on that status. Otherwise http status doesn’t speak the call language and can be just OK. (400/500 should still be handled by a client).

Back-and-forth conversion is a very poor idea. It works for what was “internet resources” initially (basically files and folders), but later people stretched that on application data models and that creates constant issues because people naturally can’t understand the mapping, cause there’s none. This is not a good idea. Talk to http hosts with http and talk to your client with a language you designed specifically for talking to it. 200 vs non-200 is http level and orthogonal to in-service statuses.
What changes the change ID? What constitutes a change? Is a change made up of many commits, or the other way around?
Pricing it hard to understand: https://purelymail.com/advancedpricing

Usernames on shared domains:

1 to 6 letters: $0.20 per user per year
7 to 12 letters: $0.05 per user per year
13+ letters: $0.02 per user per year

WTF?
>Is ‘creative expression’ somehow defined? I could creatively express myself by wiring up a camera and filming a public place, no?

Not tested in court.

>Security cameras, webcams, camera traps and other pre-positioned recording devices capture whatever happens to take place in their field of view. This raises the question as to whether their recordings are an original and therefore copyrighted work. For example, "[i]f a security camera mounted in a lobby, recording 24 hours a day, captured a dramatic event, the video could be uncopyrighted."[2]

>This question remains untested in the United States. In the 2008 United States district court case Southwest Casino and Hotel Corp. vs Flyingman, the casino filed suit for copyright infringement on the use of their surveillance video, but the defendant argued in a motion that the surveillance video lacked the sufficient creativity needed to secure copyright protection.[3][4] However, the case was never heard as a separate tribal court ruled that the tribes, rather than the casino, owned the footage.[4]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Threshold_of_originality
Interesting... It took me 3 different attempts, but I found a set of custom instructions that allowed Claude to get the right answer on the initial prompt. Here's the instructions (I tried to keep them as general and non-specific as I could):

Carefully analyze questions to not overlook subtle details. Take each question "as-is", don't guess what they mean -- interpret them as any reasonable person would.
It's weird that despite the AI improvements and actual benefits to developers, the current workflow like copilot is still implemented as a hit or miss. It should be the time already for the more limited but more precise AI workflow for developers in 2025.
> balconing

TIL. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balconing
Landlords in Silicon Valley have been doing this for decades in the tech sector.
Die britischen Nationalsportarten: Dartspiel, Ehebruch und Fußballrowdytum
Can you find me a single criticism, from the people that are criticizing Musk, of what I described here?
Generative AI still needs to prove its usefulness
AFAIK there is no polished standalone frontend for jj yet. https://github.com/gulbanana/gg comes closest but I ran into some quirks when using it on git compatible/colocated repos.

Someone has made a VSCode plugin but it's closed source and I believe it will be paid at some point? https://www.visualjj.com/

If you are willing to use a TUI, jj-fzf (https://github.com/tim-janik/jj-fzf) has been wonderful and development is extremely active too.

I exclusively use git through the GUI, but the jj CLI improves so much over the git CLI that I'm willing to live with the CLI for now.

Still hoping that the GUIs become more polished though, and also for Inteliij IDEA integration.
ASML might be an extreme outlier though, don't those things cost like $50 million+ each?
Ok, but shutting down nuclear plants and becoming even more dependent on Russian oil is insane. If there’s anyone id trust to run nuclear plants safely it’s the Germans.
Brace yourself for AI video
Copyright can belong to the author but still be redistributed on the evening news, fair use makes an explicit carve out for news reporting - whether surveillance footage is 'authored' in the first place is my question, I would argue it lacks originality.
The DMA doesn't make having exclusive features illegal, this ruling is specifically about exclusive hardware interoperability features that use Apple's control of the OS to advantage their products in related product segments. Google has been hit with a ton of DMA rules for other aspects of the OS and their business model but very few of Android's hardware interoperability features are exclusive to Google devices so I'm not sure what they would even need to do differently. Samsung is worse with that sort of thing but they aren't classified as a gatekeeper so the rules don't apply to them anyway.
Gemini Deep Research
Yea, that was a mistake. Rust handles it transparently; if the program you write happens to depend on two versions of something, it just downloads them both for you.
Oh, you've pointed out something interesting to me. Indeed, I'm honing my writing skills by writing more and reviewing them more often. It's like an endless loop.
> I don't know what people are seeing in my questions, but apparently they don't like answering them

> I'm trying to understand

Wouldn’t people be responding poorly to your questions, because they seem facetious when that’s precisely what people mean? — and obviously so?

Eg, my niece dealt better with pets dying than other kids her age I’ve known since her family regularly slaughters chickens.

> people mean by 'detachment from reality' and how such a thing is related to 'understanding of mortality'

This too is so obvious that people think you’re responding in poor faith — eg, the professional managerial class has destroyed multiple cities by being so detached from reality that they no longer imprison career criminals, resulting in social breakdown not even seen in many third world countries.

That’s why I don’t think it’s Socratic questioning: just you not understanding the basic implications or yourself being unaware of reality.

> no one can explain why the questions I asked are not being answered or are wrong?

I did say why: you come across as arrogant and ignorant by asking seemingly facetious questions about obvious implications — then comparing yourself to Socrates for doing so.