skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
L2E Llama2.c in a PDF in a Shroedinger PNG

Visit: https://github.com/trholding/llama2.c

Download the header image from my repo, which is a Polyglot PNG (both a PNG and a PDF). Rename the extension from .png to .pdf and open it in Firefox to run llama2.c inside the PDF! Note that this doesn't work in Chrome.

The PDF contains a version of Karpathy's llama2.c running the tiny 260k model. For more details, check: https://twitter.com/VulcanIgnis/status/1879649889178837025.Y... can find the image here: https://github.com/trholding/llama2.c/blob/master/assets/l2e....

Pure PDF versions of the smaller and smol models are compatible with both Chrome and Firefox, but Adobe Acrobat is not yet supported. I created the PDF part back in November, planning to turn it into a self-regenerating comic demo and add Acrobat support. If Adobe doesn't update their JS engine or improve documentation, I might fork my own reader with WASM for better performance and AI capabilities in PDFs.

Emscripten was used to compile this to something between ASM.JS and JS. Enjoy experimenting with this, though remember it's a tiny 260k model, not super intelligent.

I am passionate about PDFs and frustrated with Adobe's JS engine, which isn't true JS 1.3. This project represents running LLMs inside documents, turning documents into LLM OS. If Adobe doesn't fix JS in PDF, I'm motivated to enhance PDF capabilities myself. This is not the thermodynamic god, just pee/acc where we accelerate peedf :)
Interesting, thanks! IMO This detailed motivation / design should appear in the README or close to it.

> a project written out of OCD

The best ones. I have a few myself...
Right, that's about when Netanyahu first took over. The Netanyahu era hasn't been good for Israel, but it's been great for Netanyahu's cronies.

In the US, south Florida seems to be the scam capital.
Agree, but it's more expensive and less energy efficient[1]. Personally, that seems worth it to me [EDIT: "it" being using slightly less efficient lights that are more comfortable for people], but thats a difference in values not in how much I "care" about the problem...

[1] https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/streetlights-are-....
Golda Meir told explicitly to NOT send poor, old, sick, and Holocaust survivors(!!!))

Because zionists wanted only healthy strong and ideologically zionist people to settle the land.

Zionists even signed agreement with Adolf Hitler (at the time when entire world boycotted Nazi regime) and opened the doors for rich German jews to escape Germany (~40k people across Germany), while completely throwing all other millions of jews to the holocaust

1. https://x.com/_ZachFoster/status/1844464179287355571

2. https://www.palestineremembered.com/Articles/General/Story35...
I suppose one shouldn't be surprised that an LLM-adjacent technology is treated like magic.

I wonder though, for cases where you genuinely are trying to match like to like, rather than question to answer, is vector embeddings with cosine similarity still the way to go?

My understanding, as stated in TFA, is that if you put careful thought (and prompt engineering) into the content before vectorisation, you can get quite far with just cosine similarity. But how far has "tool use" come along, could it be better in some scenarios?
The time to review reactor design should be long, given that something going wrong with a leak of any kind could have widespread effects for generations.
nice site. one suggestion - it took me too long to realize I needed to scroll down to see your stuff. maybe a little ghost arrow pointing down might help others
> undermining democratic structures

Democratic structures like fatah and hamas ?
that will just mean the best models will just be used privately within the companies.
I would say, evaluate how much work it would take to build it yourself, and if that is larger than your scope allows ask yourself some serious questions about whether the solution you came up with is overly complex.

Some problems are hard to solve. But not all of them are.

An example, and this is an observation. Where can I grab a library that just parses parses HTTP 1.0, HTTP 1.1 and HTTP 2.0 messages. Not a HTTP framework, something along the lines of httpparse. I pass it a buffer of bytes and out the other end pops a Result<error, HTTPResponse>.

Sure there are hard problems to solve there but they are API design problems.

I don't need tokio or some sort of web abstraction. If I want to use HTTP as a transport over carrier pidgeon I want to be able to do that with said library.

Doesn't exactly exist though and because everyone just pulls in Tokio( I do mean the entire Tower stack or whatever it's called these says) nobody even notices the issue. And every single HTTP server rewrites that functionality with slightly different edge cases and bugs.

That's basic internet infrastructure right there and we can't get a conical library for that yet you are arguing that 3 different implementations of the aame hash function pulled into the same project is viable?
Were you very specialized in a certain field, filling a senior position?

As a Canadian with a CS degree who's been trying to get into tech for years, this is horrible to hear. We have thousands of new grads in Canada who end up working in fast food because they get passed over for cheaper immigrants. I've seen it first hand, all my tech friends have seen it. We're worse than the US for this, and we have even less tech jobs here.

We don't need to be bring more entry level talent, we have tons of that not being utilized here.

There's plenty of talk about greedy corporations until the topic of using immigration to increase their profits comes up. Then it's silence.
His care does not scale and he has to ration his care between existing patients. For him to give you more care, it will likely come at the expense of someone else's care.

This situation has occurred because somewhere and somewhen else, a chain of other people have not cared and allowed primary care resources to get to this state.
Everything else about this aside: the reason most European Jews have Europeanized last names is because they were forced to adopt them throughout the 18th and 19th centuries[1].

(Also, why spell it “AshkeNazi”? That seems inflammatory with no connection to reality, since the root is Ashkenaz.)

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_surname
BlueCard has very specific floor too. The Op describing the process using some super utopian terms excluding all the same thorny bits but I suspect Op is not familiar with the requirements too.
And it nags the hell outta you if you opt out.
First, are we talking about the green card or H1B? There is no quota on H1B and we already see a shift in culture and demographic in many companies.

Second, an immigrant can take their spouse, have kids, sponsor their families' visas, etc. Any one of these will double their demographic's representation, and they are not mutually exclusive, i.e. it can easily be triple or quadruple, or more.
I believe the reason was that the Nazis were forced to repent due to the Allied occupation. They also had to pay billions in reparations to Jews affected by the Holocaust. If that hadn't happened and the NSDAP had been allowed to continue to dominate German politics, I bet millions of Jews who lost their loved ones in the Holocaust would seek revenge on the Germans. Similarly, if the Zionist regime were toppled and replaced with one that treated Palestinians as humans, rather than as animals, feelings of deep hatred would dissipate.
Wooden building construction for single-family homes is not unusual here (Germany) either, especially for prefabricated buildings. It's cheaper than bricks or premade concrete elements and easier to insulate. From the outside you usually won't see a difference.
it's entirely plausible that the person who designed that ramp isn't a cyclist, and didn't think about what it would actually be like to be a cyclist making that curve.

Can you even imagine any piece of automobile infrastructure being designed in a way that is dangerous to drivers, and those drivers' concern being downplayed with the excuse that perhaps the person who designed the infrastructure isn't an automobile driver and didn't think about what it would be like to be a driver?

That would be inconceivable, but when non-drivers are the ones whose safety is ignored in favor of automobile drivers' convenience, nobody cares.
Even ignoring well-known Wikipedia bias in this issue, it is rarely a good source for "actual history"
It doesn't work like this. The stock might fall around $10-$20 every month in the worst case scenario. In which case the premium of $180 will keep rising every week, 90% of which will expire worthless.

You have to buy really farther out or really far off strike both of which have nearly zero probability ( delta is nearly zero and less than 1)
>he was told

That can mean a lot of things. Someone suggesting it because they think that's where things are going versus someone warning or threatening. With the little I know of the man, I take anything he says about the government with a truck load of salt.
What kind of content do you think's going to end up filling a platform like that?
I don't believe the super addictive, antidemocratic backdoor into US citizens lives is actually getting TKO'd. Crisis is their (misquoted) word for new opportunities[1], and the value of the spy tool is too damn high for it to simply go dark.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_word_for_crisis
That’s the whole point. Of course he’s rich, there’s just this thing with the bank right now, but this other bill is due immediately, so he just needs a loan, but don’t worry, he’ll pay you back, I mean he’s Brad Pitt, everyone knows he’s loaded, it’s not like some bum asking you for change…
We have gotten much better at building rectifiers, decade after decade after decade.
I am severely disappointed there is no a single "quick question", though there was a "quick win", which is bad but not as offensively bad.
how..... does a web application scale infra to these mind boggling numbers instantly?
"Passive House" is a well defined term. It's a house that gets almost all of its heating from "passive" sources like insolation, or the appliances that run in the house.
And the cost savings and tax benefits cannot be underestimated.
Yes that's a good way to understand it
I got rid of all novels and pop science books. They are fine to read on a kindle and rarely re-read. My physical books are textbooks and reference books (dictionaries, atlases).

I am a mathematician and I used to get a ton of mileage out of Google for research. I got really good at working out likely phrases other researchers would use for concepts that I encountered, and using Boolean operators to filter out pages with similar keywords. I think those days are over sadly. I think we will see a resurgence of personal libraries.
> And never mind that Israel still has a fundamentalist, authoritarian government that is actively at work undermining democratic structures and civil rights even inside the state - that too with no word of objection from its allies.

And what would Gaza have if it were independent?
>After the Twitter saga, two of my acquaintances had to leave the US after being sacked. The H1B is tied to your job, and switching employers is incredibly stressful since you need to find someone willing to sponsor you.

Easiest way to fix this issue. Tie the Visa to a state or federal government. They check in and can stay as long as they are working in X industry in potentially Y state. Still not as easy to move, but the company has much less leverage to keep an H1B hostage.
> 23 percent of the Jewish majority as of 2018 was foreign born

You know what population is usually foreign born? Refugees!

> even the Israelis themselves do have ties to their own personal homelands.

What ties do Yemenite Jews who fled to Israel have to a Yemen that is ruled by the Houthis, an almost comically Nazi-like group whose flag literally has "a curse on the Jews" written on it in big letters?

These people are refugees, not "colonists"
couldn't houses be clad with something like Space Shuttle heat tiles?
OK but blinding blue LEDs are most common substitutes, because it's the lazy default, and because people do not care. That's the point of the article.
It is very very distinct from slavery. They are free to leave whenever they want, which is THE key point of slavery.
> Why does Etsy allowed clearly reproduced/copied works

They don't, in that they'll ban you for it once you're big enough
It is not - IRC (International residential code) requires whole house mechanical ventilation (like the forementioned ERV/HRV) if a house is measured at < 5 ACH50.
America deserves more for supporting authoritarian gov
> Filistine and Jerusalem did not have a problem with antisemitism and jew hate, UNTIL european settlers showed up. Antisemitism is purely european concept imported into Middle East.

Read about the granada massacre.
Doesn't change the fact that even such institutionalized criminals can depend on Iran's backing. Even Russia does for that matter. And that's not free and normally they'd want to be paid back in some kind of dividends. But the smaller fish is more of a one way street in expenses in exchange for serving as their muscle.
Robo advisors are intricately familiar with tax law? That's new to me.
> But on closer inspection you may be on a knock-off called “BBCSportss,” and the copy has been lifted from Sports Illustrated.

Sports Illustrated was caught using AI writers. Maybe they don't want anyone to look too closely at the work BBCSportss stole.

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/economy/sports-illustrated-foun...

Traditional journalism, despite the cheap social media fodder criticizing it, had high integrity. But I think that cheap online fodder helped make journalism untenable and distorted outside owners' view of it and value of it. That seems to have dragged it down to now, where these busisnesses destroy the integrity - including at Sports Illustrated, the Washington Post, the LA Times, etc.

Fox News also changed, for the worse, expectations of what leading news outlets could be.
As far as I know, the Blue card income requirement is the same across the EU, and also quite a bit higher than the HSV income requirement in the Netherlands. If you have a choice, the Blue card is better as it gives more mobility and more time to find a new job if you get fired (in general, I think it's the same for the first 6 months).
I personally.think the solution to the maga craze and polarization is a proportional representation instead of first past the post. oh and control over individualized media and their individualized political campaigning, built on disinformation and bubbles.

has little to do with homeschooling or not.
>And I’m sure the ones before him were not much more enlightened about this issue.

They weren't. Ataturk was literally part of the secular CUP movement which committed the genocide. That secular party also known as the "Young Turks" did not see themselves as Ottomans but Turks only. Atatürk needed international legitimacy for the new Turkish Republic that's why he tried to distance himself from the CUP leadership although he was part of the military-political establishment that enabled the CUP's rise.

While not directly involved in the genocide, he was part of the system that allowed it. His later condemnations of CUP leaders came when their policies had been thoroughly discredited. Part of Ataturk's "modernization" efforts included suppressing discussion of the genocide. The official Turkish position of genocide denial was essentially established during his rule.

Ataturk tried to whitewash the "Young Turks" and give them a "fresh start" by propagating a false narrative that blamed the crimes on the "Ottoman identity" so their "new identity" of "pure Turk" has a clean slate because Atatürk needed international legitimacy for the new Turkish Republic.
People complain a lot about shader compilation, but shader compilation on start-up is much nicer than when a game doesn't do that ahead of time and does it when you need those shaders.
> rising CO2 levels. Stop that and you eventually put and end to climate change.

And that, precisely, is what we cannot do. Ever. It is impossible.

Why?

Well, here's the simple, as you put it, 5-year-old reason:

https://i.imgur.com/wbHptnf.png

Now, take a crayon and erase the US and the "Rest of the world" portions of the pie.

How?

Captain Kirk beams all of the US and whatever is in that other slice of the chart into space next Monday. Gone. Not even cows left behind.

And we still pump 65% into the atmosphere. And, BTW, this is from 2019.

The very idea that we can stop CO2 and get to "net zero" is so laughable that, again, to use your term, even a five year old could understand it.

Just last week, here in California, the fires we had likely produced more crap going into the atmosphere than all of our vehicles combined for an entire year.

I mean, the idea is just silly. If erasing the entire US and say, China, from the planet can't neutralize it --much less reverse it-- why are we pushing lies about this stuff?

BTW, this isn't about denying climate change, human contribution or the science behind what CO2 does in the atmosphere. This is about the madness this cult has become, one where everything is attributed to climate change. As I said in one of my other posts, we might as well invoke Odin, Thor or Zeus, because the arguments are equally valid.

Some idiot starts a massive brush fire by hammering a metal stake into the ground and the only narrative that emerges is that the cause was climate change (BTW, that happened and it was one of the largest fires in CA history).

We don't maintain our forests, mitigate fuel availability, ensure readiness and water supplies and the root cause is always climate change.

I have family members and friends who almost lost their homes in these fires. I have friends and acquaintances who did lose their homes, burned down to the ground. I am sick and tired of religious climate bullshit driving the narrative to the point where people are put in mortal danger and lose everything. We should be addressing real problems, not be driving by a cult.

Sorry if this offends you. When you lose your home or someone close to you does, you tend to lose your patience for nonsense and bullshit. This has to stop. Real science has to come back to the narrative. If we engaged in real science, these politicians would be laughed off the stage, climate change profiteering would be severely punished and we would finally go after real measures and mitigations for a changing world. The planet isn't going to kill us, we are, if we continue to be stupid. Just look at what happened here in the span of a single week.
If electromagnetic radiation is propagating through some medium, then that medium is at rest with respect to all inertial reference frames simultaneously.

It's simpler not to have a medium. The field components transform a certain way under coordinate transformations, and that's all you need.
Why should the population of the country even be a factor in deciding how many immigrants we'll accept from there?
The rest of the world should simply stop bothering with European silliness tbh.
that's an issue world wide and it's based on extremists abusing targeted advertisement and disinformation in individualized media.

orthogonal to schooling.
That would fall under fair use.

Legally, you'd struggle to prove any form of infringement happened. Making a copy is fine. Distributing copies is what infringes. You'd need to prove that is happening.

That's why there aren't a lot of court cases from pissed off copyright holders with deep pockets demanding compensation.
More like monks maybe.
Biden's accomplishment is sending bombs to the IDF to aid Palestinian genocide.
You won’t. You will still see the videos from the channels you subscribed to.

It’s just that everybody subscribing to that particular channel most get the same information from it; the same videos, the same comments, the same likes/dislikes
Yes, they should. So what are they doing to get those jobs?
I assume people are aware, but Cerebras has a web demo and API which is open to try and it is 2000 tokens per second for Llama 3.3 70b and 1000 tokens per second for Llama 3.1 405b.

https://cerebras.ai/inference
It spun up the fans on my Xeon workstation too lol
Mirrors that of a sexual predator.

"Oh I'm not groping you today? No worries, I'll be back tomorrow."
We have Workspace with Gemini and I haven't yet found a case where it did something useful for me.

The times that I had it try to find information in my gDrive folders it didn't find what I wanted, and I ended up using search as usual. It was also slower than me searching and looking through the docs.
Blue Origin's New Glenn Rocket Attempts to Launch and Land [Live] [video]
> No one doubts Hamas’s numbers

Hamas hasn't admitted to a single combatant dying. Is that realistic?
That's unexpected. I've used it for over a year and haven't had a single crash. I've used it for data files millions of lines long, and often open the same file in buffers side by side too. Could you share the issue you opened?
Gaza has been leveled for the most part.

The only thing left is allowing developers to build on the land and setting up checkpoints to keep the previous owners out.
I would argue there is connection to nazi regime:

1. ICC and ICJ's accusations of genocide by israel

2. israeli government led by Kahanite leaders like bezalel smotrich and ben gvir. Kahanism was recognized by USA and EU as a terrorist organization with fascist ideology and is named after terrorist meir kahane

3. public announcements by israeli leaders and journalists about "Israel needs Lebensraum"[a], dreams of conquering greater israel from Nile to Euphrates[b] stealing land from 6 other countries

There are way too many similarities between nazi germany and the zionist regime

a. https://archive.ph/NGnNv#selection-1153.44-1153.113

b. https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20241120-smotrich-has-conf...
Absolutely. My pathetically small local LLM is in some ways vastly superior to cloud-based models that are orders of magnitude larger. Not in ability, but in how I can use it.
Not at the level John was talking about. My last company had SOC 2 and yes, there was remote management, but the developers still had admin access to their machines, and didn't need some BOFH to use docker.
You can use reinforced masonry in earthquake areas. Unreinforced masonry is prohibited in California building codes. Probably can't retrofit that though.
Blue Origin New Glenn Mission NG-1 (video)
Currently offline
Hey is another good paid option.

I've used Apple Mail for years (in addition to gMail). Never had any problems with it. Don't seem to get more spam there than I do with gMail.
1132 C shouldn't be an infeasibly low temperature when the reactor is only expected to heat the coolant to 300-350 C. Meanwhile thorium metal is 1750 C.

Or use uranium carbide. High melting point with still decent thermal conductivity.
Helix is on Windows, right?,