skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Sounds very familiar. I was a Java developer for a long time, and in that ecosystem adding a library to your project can be enough for code to be activated and run. There are plenty of libraries where the idea is: just include it, magic stuff will happen, and everything works! That is, until it doesn't work. And then you have to try and debug all this magic stuff of how Java automatically loads classes, how these classes are created and run, and what they do. Didn't happen very often, but when it happened usually a full week was wasted with this.

I really prefer spending a bit more time to set it up myself (and learn something about what I'm using in the process) and knowing how it works, than all the implicit magic.
The court system has a LOT more checks than one man's whims
Twitter and Facebook locked Trump's account because he committed policy violations while actively inciting an insurrection after having lost the presidential election. Regardless of the actions of private companies, I also believe that inciting violent treason is not covered under the First Amendment.

I'm not sure what similar argument can be made about the #Democrat hashtag, though. As far as I know, nothing actually happened that would warrant any restrictions on the hashtag.
I'm trying to think of what kind of adversarial 3D model the weights could produce. Perhaps a 3D goatse?
and the timing...

Zuck lost any benefit of the doubt by publically removing fact checkers and the "the company needs to become more masculine" bs.
Sorry, can't give advice that would help on any level - I can only offer my sympathy.

When I was in university, I maxed out my student-loan (though granted, it wasn't as high as student loans in the US, but still a relatively hefty sum). It felt forever to pay it back (though actually it took maybe 6 or 7 years?), and felt like I was shackled and couldn't move. Anyway, that was the first and last time I got myself a loan. Ever since I haven't bought anything that I couldn't pay in cash from my pocket, and even if I have to live under the bridge, I won't make the same mistake of getting a loan again.
is there a map with spots where cases like these are more likely to occur?

or some algorithm/ graph of algorithms that walks through paths and surrounding noise to find spots where known variables correlate with or are somehow linked to cases of flu X?

and shouldn't the public be a little more involved in this? or at least universities, citizen science projects?
And—more than anything—the timing.
I have considered just getting a mid-range burr coffee grinder for my pepper more than once...
>>> You just don’t hear the negativity because most folks just tried it, saw that it is worse, and moved on without writing a blog post.

How does your approach contribute to the discussion? You created a new handle named ‘htmxsucks’ solely for the purpose of making this comment! While it’s perfectly acceptable to express negative opinions about a technology and be vocal about them, doing so anonymously in this manner undermines your credibility.
Superintelligence (along with some definitions): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superintelligence

Also, "Dario Amodei says what he has seen inside Anthropic in the past few months leads him to believe that in the next 2 or 3 years we will see AI systems that are better than almost all humans at almost all tasks"

https://x.com/tsarnick/status/1881794265648615886
Transparency does not prevent it but rather adds an additional anchor to make it harder to spoof packages/binaries and detracts from doing it because it will be publicly logged. Somebody still needs to verify if all is good, e.g. if PR in the official repo adds some malicious code (think xz) then it might get published and logged in this transparency log system.
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It says so at least
No the same case. Donald Trump's account was banned due to his role in inciting an insurrection but you could still find republican content posted by other users with hashtags. I'd expect the same treatement if a democratic leader tried to incite a violent mob to assault the capitol.
You can advocate for conservative policies without calling black people the n-word or telling trans people to hang themeselves. And you're certainly not going to get in trouble for anything less than that, so I really don't see what you're whining about. Hate speech is what it says on the label, if you feel like it is an essential part of your particular ideology, then I find it repugnant and so does our laws. It's a political position just as making it illegal to murder political opponents is a political position.
I like the Japan example because they are a modern economy that is absolutely maniacal about inflation, yet their quality of life is very high and their currency floats. Fiat hawks can't countenance this, and have some Rube Goldberg explanation about how floating currencies cause declining birth rates which lead to the only problem the Japanese economy really has.

Aside from there being so, so many other reasons for declining birth rates (if less money means less likely to have kids, why do people with higher incomes or wealth have lower birth rates than those without?), Japan doesn't print money: its inflation is famously low. How can a country with famously low inflation experience declining birth rates due to high inflation from printing money?
If it was left-wing people spreading e.g. vaccine disinformation (which is now on the way of becoming official policy in the US - I hope not too many people will die because of this), I would want those fact-checked as well, but for some reason most lunatics seem to gravitate to the right side of the political spectrum. Maybe reading the Bible too literally already predisposes you to rejecting science, and from there it's just a small step to believe made-up stories on other topics too?
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At least do something about the SGU cliffhanger....
Isn't this because AGI is defined something like $100 billions of profits (yearly?) in their contract with Microsoft?
VMs can be run as immutable prebaked images, with no configuration management needed. They may not be going away, but the way the tech is used is changing.
They cited a reason for that didn't they? what was it now?
Simply sanatieze the model outputs, which is the only thing that would escape running it in complete isolation.
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Agreed :) In case this helps anyone else, she's now talked to a lawyer. Sounds like a spouse of an American can get forgiven for everything anyway especially if they have a kid because otherwise the American would suffer e:g by being a single parent (strangely, being separated from their spouse isn't considered hardship...) I think the employer is playing games to control her and probably hasn't actually cancelled the visa. If she wasn't getting married of course, with the chance of being forgiven, that'd be more of a stress. So, anyone contemplating an O-1 visa, make sure your sponsor is decent!
Still something tells me you have zero problem with the thousands of pardons Biden issued, correct?

Don’t dress up your stance in fancy garb when it comes down to something baser.
React is "immediate" so it probably could work. However the accessibility tools in that case operate on the rendered DOM layer. Without such a "retained" structure it would be very hard. You can imagine web accessibility tools wouldn't like it either if you rebuilt the whole DOM on every change instead of only updating the changed parts.
In the context of a deeply vindictive successor surrounded, it seems like the entirely rational choice to make.

It's not one that should be needed or acceptable, and had his successor been someone who seemed to respect law and order I'd have agreed with you, but in the present circumstances it'd seem crazy not to.
wtf is your problem? why no go troll somewhere else?
Look at Clinton and Pelosi’s tweets when Trump won the first term. They also challenged the result and claimed it was a manipulated election.

May 16th 2017 Nancy Pelosi tweeted to her massive following “ Our election was hijacked. There is no question. Congress has a duty to #ProtectOurDemocracy & #FollowTheFacts.”

Does that mean she was removed from social media for “inciting revolt”? No, of course not.

Trump’s tweets on the day of the Capitol riot were to demand people behave peacefully and respect the rule of law.

Yet he was banned without appeal.
Its a reference to the previous comment's 'specially engineered cows' quip - these cows do exist and produce a milk that is easier to digest (but still contains lactose).
None of that is true.
For less than this same price tag, we could’ve eliminated student loan debt for ~20 million Americans. It would in turn open a myriad number of opportunities, like owning a home and/or feeling more comfortable starting a family. It would stimulate the economy in predictable ways.

Instead we gave a small number of people all of this money for a moonshot in a state where they squabble over who’s allowed to use which bathroom and if I need an abortion I might die.
Because fundamentally the idea is to be a democracy.

The laws should represent, what the people want. Not a small caste of lawyers and lobbyist what it often rather seems to be.

Presidential power is a direct way to represent peoples wishes. Or well, could be, if the voting system wouldn't be flawed as well ..
Strange because it reminds me of some story where an innocent man was framed for murder and a compassionate relative of the murder victim argued for their release and the innocent man went on to live a productive and happy life.
If you stop assuming good intent, I think the answer is fairly obvious.
Yes, Rechtsstaatlichkeit only means that the state and its organs have to follow the law themselves. It doesn't say anything about the moral quality of the laws.

The Nazi state had to follow its own laws. They just had such laws that enabled the total lunacy that the 3rd Reich was.

All I'm saying is: If you decouple laws from morality you get a really bad time.
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Because of very legitimate threats of politically motivated prosecution against them. Hell, his son was was prosecuted and dragged through the mud publicly, including in fucking Congress, for run of the mill regular crimes. Why was there such a treatment for a regular criminal?
That sounds like corruption
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The Manhattan project cost only $2 billion (about $30 billion adjusting for inflation to today).
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I believe there was a lot of interest that wanted to contain user voices as much as possible.

Some say there would be something like a professional critic. For literature that certainly is true since you can only draw comparisons by being familiar with a broad selection of media.

But on the other hand, one that is sadly more relevant these days, such critics aren't necessarily independent and can more easily be manipulated by the usual media power players or other interests.

Surprisingly IMDB still was very useful at first, despite being bought by Amazon pretty early. But they more and more removed user content and now their reviews are as authentic as biting on a piece of plastic.

IMDB got less relevant, rotten tomatoes got more popular. Now the mistakes are repeated and we hopefully get a more free platform again soon. I really like the old style "every user has equal weight" approach. I accept that there is brigading and spam attacks that can manipulate a score. That is information as well and it is easy to see the patterns and I probably watch something that is a polarizing 5/10.
Cool! Are you indexing the web or just using a search engine like Bing? I understand that using a search engine is a problem because your results will be as good as those of the search engine
Very informative, like so many posts on the /r/whatisthisthing sub. It's awesome when random sources pop up, it's very rewarding!

I had a similar moment once (I'm a regular reader of the sub) when someone asked about about a balise [1] when I was at one of the primary manufacturers and operators of them, doing work on software handling logs from passages. :)

Also, of course whenever someone on here mentions Nagle's Algorithm [2] and gets fun feedback from a particular user, that's fun too! :)

[1]: https://www.reddit.com/r/whatisthisthing/comments/yrijd9/wha...

[2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nagle%27s_algorithm
I notice that the rolling barrels/logs sometimes fade out in what looks like alpha blending. Was that really possible on an Atari 2600??
It's a legal mess, unfortunately no one really knows the answer, because it's a brand new problem.

Once someone challenges the status quo[1] with a big splash, then we will have a precedent at least.

[1] - the status quo is kind of pretending that there is nothing to see here, and that it will stay like. AI code is kind of treated like open code on GitHub with random OSS license (without having an explicit license)
Puppet is owned by Perforce which is owned by private equity, not venture capital, and worse than venture capital.
I played Pitall 2 on the C64 and will never forget the background music as long as I live.
> Why is there a massive shortfall then when we've had the largest amount of immigration then?

Of housing and public infrastructure in the UK? Politics: Green belt and similar planning restrictions, austerity, Thatcherism, privatisation, restricting local councils' ability to own and supply council housing.

> You can assert this but I don't believe it for a second. It is pretty much accepted by anyone that is doing any stats on this that demand is increased by immigration.

And supply. Not at the expense of supply.

The figures here show that in 2011 (when it was measured as "country of birth" rather than "nationality") were 9:1 ratio of locals to migrants in construction. The overall ratio for the entire population in that year was 8.4 to one.

https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/populati...

Both have changed since then, of course; between the statistical value being measured (nationality vs country of birth, Brexit, Covid, austerity), this is just to give a flavour for a specific date when the numbers were easier to compare.

> Not sure what this has to do with anything.

You don't understand that keeping people from leaving was because of the economic catastrophe that the people in charge knew would have happened if they didn't keep people from leaving?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_capital_flight
There are gangs and violence all along the supply chain. The online marketplace only removes the last (few hundred) miles.
Yeah I started reading it prepared for it to be fake LLM slop
I have tried the model, and I agree with you on the point. A product was uploaded for a test, the output catches the product quite well, but the text on the generated 3D model is unreadable.
ARM have been moving away from chips with small area for a long time (see server SoC which are huge beasts), and are trying to become the standard platform for everyone trying to have custom hardware.

In this space, chiplets makes a lot of sense: you can have a compute chip with standard arm cores which is reused across your products, and add an extra chiplet with custom IPs depending on the product needs. That is for example what (as far as I'm aware) Huawei is doing: they reuse the chiplet with arm cores in different product, then add for example an IO+crypto die in the SoC in their routers/firewalls products, etc.
My Zassenhaus pepper mill works great. It produces a lot of ground pepper with little force required. The only complaint is that it's difficult to fill without spilling, well like most pepper mills.

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Like any religion, the rules usually don't apply to the leaders, only the followers.
> Musk's 2 trillion

There is no evidence this is an actual target for anyone in government.
I wrote my own “proper” programming language (2020)
"Infinigen is a procedural generator of 3D scenes".
Hey, we use Bing + Google + the tiny index I built from my previous projects.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35826540

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35510949
They literally gave the power of pardons so that one person could right wrongs. Previously, it was used a lot more than it is now. There are lots of people in prison on unfair sentences which are technically legal but still wrong. Sentencing guidelines are just guidelines.
It would be morbidly neat if that article is printed out and put on the wall over there.
> That doesn't seem to be much of a thing these days.

If you ignore Gaza and whole of Africa, maybe.
Did you just make a "think of the children" argument? Teens are well known to engage in risk taking. Why not prosecute the parents?
> Never said it was a silver bullet.

Between this and your other comment*, you seem to be simultaneously expecting me to be more and also less literal in how I read your comments.

* https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42786325
Depends on your perspective. Everything I write is in the browser, there's very rarely much server side bit.
> My local government runs all those

Your local government runs all your roads, canals, railroads and public order? Even the largest cities in America parcel that out to the federal government.
The craziest part about that thread is how much the attitude around drugs has changed in the past years. 10 years ago the comments felt a lot more optimistic about drugs and liberalization.

I guess since then, the fentanyl crisis has happened and shown that drugs also have more negative impacts
It won't unless there's another (r)evolution in the underlying technology / science / algorithms, at this point scaling up just means they use bigger datasets or more iterations, but it's more finetuning and improving the existing output then coming up with a next generation / superintelligence.
Not only compile time, but run/debug time. Just being able to say "I have an object here, so I must have some consistent state meaning XYZ" is very helpful.

Of course, it's on you to make that happen - if you have a Between6And10 type and you implement as struct with an int that someone comes and writes 15 into it, it's bad news for your assumptions.

If you can make it compile time safe, then great, but even when you can't, if you know the invariants are holding, it's still something powerful you can reason about.
Duck typing. If it quacks like a duck and swims like a duck it might be a duck. But it might also be a nuclear submarine doing a duck impersonation. The question is whether you want a nuclear submarine in your pond.
At least two. In federations like Germany it's three. Plus local administrations.
It seems like a lot of the opposition to this I’m seeing online is because Trump is the one that granted it.

Ridiculous hyperbole about Ross ‘inventing the Dark Web’ or ‘Trump freed a sex trafficker’ is a great reminder that for some people, their ideological opposition can never do anything right and they’ll condemn anything they do without even a second of consideration.

I’m not an avowed Trump supporter (or even American) but believe this was the right call to make. The sentence was overly harsh and he has both served his time and reformed. I’m glad he has been released.
AST representation of 6k LoC could probably fit for the most of its part into the L3 cache of modern CPUs. C and C++ build process is mostly a memory-bound problem.
I am surprised that Unpoly (https://unpoly.com/) doesn't have the same recognition as htmx/stimulus. I blame the obtuse project name.

Wish the web spec just standardized a mechanism for partial page load/render. It would become the most frequently used developer technology feature of the 22nd century.
I think there is some difference between running a marketplace which you intend for people to sell products legally on, and a marketplace which you intend and know people will sell products illegally on.

Whether I agree with it or not, the law often recognises differences like this. It's not illegal to lie, but it is illegal to lie in the aid a murder. The lier themselves might not be a murderer, but the lier is knowingly facilitating murder.

Ulbricht was knowingly facilitating crime in the case, and sometimes this crime would result in the deaths of people. And despite knowing all this he took no action to address it.

Perhaps your point was he just didn't deserve the sentence he receive, which is fair, but he clearly did something that most people would consider very wrong.

I also wonder how people would feel if Silkroad was associated more with the trading of humans, CSAM, biological weapons or more serious things rather than just drugs. I doubt the "he's just running a marketplace" reasoning would hold in most people's eyes then.
Irish is the same — you count with the singular noun, but use plural nouns elsewhere
If they are using MC, does that mean they are actually generating SDFs? If so it would be nice if you could output the SDF rather than the triangle mesh.
Heh, good Life of Brian quote that one. ;)

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This is the problem with capitalists / the billionaires currently hoarding the money and the US' policy, it's all for short term gain. But the conservatives that look back to the 50's or 80's or whatever decade their rose-tinted glasses are tuned to should also realise that the good parts of that came from families not being neck-deep in debt.
> We don’t need the military-industrial complex

I hope you realize that part isn't going anywhere any time soon.
Repaying student loans makes a lot of people a little richer. The current initiative makes a few people a lot richer. If you ask some people, the former is a very communist/socialist way of thinking (bad), while the latter is pure, unadulterated capitalism (good).
It’s the same comments on HN as always. They think EU setting up rules is somehow worse than companies breaking them. We see how the US is turning out without pesky EU restrictions :)