skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Where does the 5000 HTTP request limit come from?
Is that the limit of the URLs array?

I was curious to learn more about the endpoint, but can't find any online API docs. The docs ChatGPT suggests are defined for api.openapi.com, rather than chatgpt.com/backend-api.

I wonder if its reasonable (from a functional perspective) for the attributions endpoint not to place a limit on the number of urls used for attribution. I guess potentially ChatGPT could reference hundreds of sites and thousands of web pages in searching for a complex question that covered a range of different interrelated topics?
Or do I misunderstand the intended usage of that endpoint?
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I'm not surprised. It's extremely accessible in ways I wouldn't necessarily find engaging anymore given my very scarce time for watching media but that kind of accessibility is perfect for a show in a desired second language
An idea: use satellites for navigation. No, not the satellite signals, but the satellites themselves. Use NORAD orbital elements data for satellites to deduce land coordinates using time and pixel coordinates of satellites observed. Low orbit satellites will be only observable for two hours or so after sunset and before sunrise, but there are enough medium Earth orbit satellites that are still bright enough for a small camera and are visible whole night.
IMO this is the thing we should be scared of, rather than the paperclip-maximizer scenarios. If the human brain is a finitely complicated system, and we keep improving our approximation of it as a computer program, then at some point the programs must become capable of subjectively real suffering. Like the hosts from Westworld or the mecha from A.I. (the 2001 movie). And maybe (depending on philosophy, I guess) human suffering is _only_ real subjectively.
The question is: How many decide against doing a post doc, while considering it for some time during the PhD time. When you commit becoming a postdoc, you know how the game is played, you have a good network, you have a good topic to work on.
I see this comment all the time. But realistically if you want more than 1 token/s you’re going to need geforces, and that would cost quite a lot as well, for 100 GB.
That is what happens when marketing overtake engineers in product evolution. All shenanigans to extract revenue as opposed to delivering service.
There's enough image there, just select the black and hit content aware fill.
Yes, this is far from perfect. At the same time, it's much better than doing nothing.
I'm not sold on Forgejo as a better alternative to Gitea. The Forgejo fork was completely unnecessary. The trigger behind the fork was the Forgejo authors tried to add their own copyright header into a patch contributed back to Gitea. They (Forgejo/Codeberg) followed it up with a lot of misinformation on FOSS e.t.c. some of which is still on their Gitea comparison page that ended up fracturing the community.

Some Codeberg admins had at some point threatened to blanket ban certain types of projects, notably anything slightly related to blockchain tech and that has always made me cautious of their site.
Define "figure out" and "looking" for a LLM, a bundle of pseudo-nerual pathways driven by parameters we number in the billions for sufficiently large models.
> A 60% stay rate evokes scenarios of academic inbreeding and a total disconnect between the real world and the small bubble where research groups operate

Why?
https://www.dol.gov/agencies/whd/immigration/h1b

You can read here exactly what the terms of this are:
"The intent of the H-1B provisions is to help employers who cannot otherwise obtain needed business skills and abilities from the U.S. workforce by authorizing the temporary employment of qualified individuals who are not otherwise authorized to work in the United States."

H1Bs writ large do not have "market power" as you say:
"The law establishes certain standards in order to protect similarly employed U.S. workers from being adversely affected by the employment of the nonimmigrant workers, as well as to protect the H-1B nonimmigrant workers."

https://news.crunchbase.com/startups/tech-layoffs/

If we can't find talent in the 380k people laid off in the last 3y there is a problem.

As for abusers abusing it, you don't have to go far to read about InfoSys and Tata who have been taken to court over their misbehavior re:H1Bs. The system should be overhauled, so that it lives up to its intent. If we want to brain drain other countries, we should continue doing that. However hiring a person to run a 7/11 in a flyover state for 30k a year on H1B is clearly a violation. The data is public, look for yourself.
I couldn't read the whole article due to the paywall. I wonder (now that my knee has stopped jerking) whether they consider non-tenure-ladder professorial positions at universities as 'academia'. e.g. adjuncts, lecturers, staff or contract researchers, lab administrators, ...
enums are a feature of most programming languages. It doesn't matter to me why TypeScript had to add them, just like it doesn't matter why JS has functions or if statements.

90% of the enums I use are regular integer enums. I don't get much use out of string enums, as you say union types do that job just fine.
The pile-on isn't a coincidence. Forgive me for the tin foil hat, but there was an absolutely massive amount of investment in Silicon Valley coming from Saudi Arabia in the last year, and reading the tea leaves from the public statements of all of the partners of these firms, those investments absolutely came with strings attached. Mark Andreessen and Ben Horowitz, who were both longtime democratic donors but only occasional-endorsers, suddenly announced their support for and endorsement of Trump almost simultaneously with an announcement of $40B from Saudi Arabia. That's just the tip of the iceberg...hundreds of VCs have received funding from SA in the last year, and many of them ended up helping Elon buy twitter and get out of a lawsuit for trying to back out of the twitter deal, and he didn't even have to sell his Tesla stock to do it. Conveniently all within the same month that Elon first met Putin, and first started echoing Putin's "plans" for Ukraine.

It is well known that Donald Trump's deal to sell jets to SA is what elevated Mohammad Bin Salman from Defense Minister to Crown Prince over Bin Nayef. It is also well known that Donald Trump ran political interference for MBS when he had international condemnation for the assassination of Khashoggi...he even was caught bragging about it. And from the best that I can see from the public record, Trump called in all his banked Saudi Arabian favors all at once and Silicon Valley, once the domain of establishment democrats, became the firm territory of MAGA nearly overnight. All it took was money.
> Wow. I mean there's a colloquial "last minute" but that sounds like a literal, last minute.

Man, indeed. Must've really sucked if that guy still thought about it 20 years later. But well, at least amd is in those consoles today. :)

Still wonder where those AMD prototypes are today. Seems there's a non-zero chance to get them working with release titles.
The condescending tone started with you calling projects "deficient" for not handling problems well they don't want to handle. Yes, a C compiler is good at C things. It's not "deficient" if that C compiler sucks at integrating BASIC code.
> I think because they are trained on Claude/O1, they tend to have comparable performance.

Why does having comparable performance indicate having been trained on a preexisting model's output?

I read a similar claim in relation to another model in the past, so I'm just curious how this works technically.
Ask HN: How Would You Build a Foolproof Attendance System?
I'm building a privacy-focused, secure attendance system that works solely with students' smartphones—no additional hardware. Here's my approach so far:

Biometric login: Ensures only the phone owner can log in.
Geo-fencing: Verifies the user is within the classroom perimeter.
OTP/QR Code: Adds a layer of real-time verification.

I'd like advice on how to improve this, because there are still some flaws in such a system. I want to avoid buying any additional hardware, and just depend on smartphones, and make it safe and anti-cheat in nature. Please chip in your expertise and experience. Thanks!
Highlighting the valid squares to shoot to would be nice
Humans tasked to count how many vowels are in "Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis" (a real word), without seeing the word visually, just from language, would struggle. Working memory limits. We're not that different, we fail too.
An important part of this kind of model is that it is not a "chat model" in the way that we're used to using gpt4/llama.

https://www.latent.space/p/o1-skill-issue

This is a good conceptual model of how to think about this kind of model. Really exploit the large context window.
Oof, that's not great...
I'd be pretty curious to get patio11's opinion on why #5 happened.
OpenAI's latest model will change the economics of software
It is a perfectly valid crtitisim dagger is not a full build system that dictates what your artifacts look like. Unlike maybe something like bazel or nix. I think of dagger as a sort of interface that now allows me to test and package my build and ci into smaller logical bits and rely on the community for parts of it as well.

In the end you do end up slinging apt install commands for example, but you can test those parts in isolation. Does my ci actually scan this kind of vulnerability, install postgres driver, when I build a rust binary is it musl and working on scratch images.

In some sense dagger feels a little but like a programmatic wrapper on top of docker, because that is actually quite close to what it is.

You can also use it for other things because in my mind it is the easiest way of orchestrating containers. For example running renovate over a list of repositories, spawning adhoc llm containers (pre ollama), etc. Lots of nice uses outside of ci as well even if it is the major selling point
The advantage that Docker brings isn't perfect guaranteed reusability, it's complete independence (or as close you can easily get while not wasting resources on VMs) from the system on which the build is running, plus some resuability in practice in a certain period of time, and given other good practices.

Sure, if I try to rebuild a docker image from 5 years ago, it may fail, or produce something different, because it was pulling in some packages that have changed significantly in apt, or perhaps pip has changed encryption and no longer accepts TLS1.1 or whatever. And if you use ':latest' or if your team has a habit of reusing build numbers or custom tags, you may break the assumptions even sooner.

But even so, especially if using always incremented build numbers as image tags, a docker image will work the same way om the Jenkins system, the GitHub Actions pipeline, and every coworker's local build, for a while.
Does anyone have a link to the actual study? The linked DOI is a 404, and I'm confused by the phrasing of "more than 40%". Does the study not have a more exact number (with error)?
Ask HN: Can we just admit we want to replace jobs with AI?
I think it is best to be just straightforward about this.

With open models like DeepSeek-R1, Llama, Qwen, etc and closed source models like o1, o3, Claude etc and even OpenAI's upcoming agentic operator.

At this point knowledge work is going to be white hot with automation in the focus this year and the next.

Can we just be real and just say we aren't advancing humanity with AI, it is just focused on automating out jobs.

OpenAI even admitted that their definition of AGI is:

"By AGI we mean highly autonomous systems that outperform humans at most economically valuable work." (0)

I knew this for the longest time, but I still see and talk to researchers in AI companies that still believe they are furthering humanity with AI and all this optimism of the future. While I like to be optimistic about it, just tell the truth plainly that everybody hasn't actually thought about what happens when AGI comes.

The more we just admit this to ourselves the more people can be prepare for when AGI inevitably comes.

Otherwise everybody will prepare to fail.

(0) https://openai.com/index/how-should-ai-systems-behave/
https://archive.is/gndeB
> Yes. That's where the maintainers need to decide if they are Bambu Lab's lackeys or if they have a say in their beloved project.

I understand your anger, but I don't think that properly describes the situation. As a maintainer of an open source project your users are who you are about. If your users want support for bambu connect, then you are likely to implement it. Whatever Bambu does is whatever Bambu does, you need to accept it.

> Part of that is thinking about at what point the project becomes pointless as a meaningful BambuSlicer alternative.

Why would OrcaSlicer become pointless if it supports Bambu Connect? It also supports the Bambu network plugin.

> Everything is going to be inferior to using BambuSlicer. That is Bambu's real intent.

What would Bambu's motivation be to do that? I don't think they would have built Bambu Connect if the goal is not to support third party slicers to directly send things to the printer. Note that most 3d printers on the market didn't or still don't have integration into slicers.
I don't know what kinds of drugs you are on but it must be very nice.

macOS has objectively getting worse in so many ways it would take a full day to compile a half serious list.

Every redesign has been a pretext for stupid "simplification" making looks airy but much less usuable. This is true both for the system and other Apple apps (iWork redesign is still a lesson on how to ruin things).

They also added a lot of restrictions and all kinds of nonsense in the name of "security" and "privacy".

The updates are slow to the point of making Windows look good, they also always force some sort of programmed obsolescence that you only find out later down the line.

They are unable to keep the development of their OS separate from their Apps (it's actually just a way to force hardware upgrade) and abandoned most local technology to favor their cloud offerings in order to increase their service revenue.
The definition of jurisdiction matters a lot here. But it's hard to explain why it would be that if someone who is here legal or illegal in the US, commits a crime is not subject to the jurisdiction of the US, and therefore should simply go free and be deported as if they were simply a diplomat, with diplomatic immunity...

There's many cases as well like the Gitmo cases that explain what "jurisdiction" means, and it doesn't even simply mean whether or not you are on US soil, but can be subjected to US laws, even when overseas.
Which robber baron do you consider to be responsible for curing polio?
Would appreciate some upvotes to help get this viewable for people.

Thanks in advanced
Exactly. When comparing dagger with a lot of the other formats for ci, it may seem more logical. Ive spent so much time debugging github actions, waiting 10 minutes for testing a full pipeline after a change etc. Over an over again. Dagger has a weird DSL in the programming languages as well but at least it is actual code that I can write for loops around or give parameters and reuse. The instead of a groovy file for Jenkins ;)
Isn’t it possible thst there could be multiple , equally systematic, candidate notations. Isn’t the decision as to which one gains traction arbitrary?
I’ve drove a laser cutter for ten years, I wouldn’t call it engineering, more glorified dump truck driver, with a temperamental dumb truck that is more art than science to operate.

The technology has got a shinier interface since I started, but the fundamental problems are the same.

When it breaks, you call the service technician, unless your the one in a thousand employee who happens to be a boilermaker by trade, an IT service technician and software neonate, also handy with a soldering iron, can install and repair refraction systems, work on live mains safely, research and install additional power supply protection devices, lighting suppression, UPS, knows there way around layers 1 through 7…

And that company treated me like I was some kind of freak.

But yeah, generally a laser cutter operator pushes buttons, and empties catch trays if they’re lucky.

Engineers design the things, the operators are largely meat for the grinder.
Being an expensive freelance dev/consultant that gets flown in to solve actual "our shits on fire plz help" problems, instead of an underutilized "human resource" that noone listens to unless you repeat your message 1000 times.
But I can install it on any Linux system from the base repository
Ah yes, the real world of corporations and all their made-up bullshit. Much more real than a university.
Ahh, the assumption that his second term will end.
Yup. As a full on IP abolitionist, I'm super excited by this. Information wants to be free. LLM providers training on things that folks don't want them to is a feature, not a bug. The tears of those mad about this are delicious and will ultimately be drowned out in the rain. Luddites and Copyright Trolls should be annihilated from the body politic with extreme prejudice.
Gladden's is a physical game and great for face-to-face multiplayer.
How do they access it? Wifi or internet?

How do you verify that the data you receive is true? Any data you receive must be expected to be forged.
That's just modern science no? The low hanging fruit has mostly been picked so advances are smaller and smaller, but we're doing more and more of them in parallel so the total advancement speed is still greater.
It's all about expectations. I expected very little of Trump and expected, something, of the Dems. When my expectations are far out of wack I get pissed.
This is excellent. Thanks for the heads up.
In Germany lifelong renting is seen as a normal and acceptable thing to do, not a temporary stepping stone which will hinder you from achieving your life goals.
I doubt China's unwillingness to recognize dual citizenship would be the problem.
I asked chatgpt about a design pattern the other day and it plagiarized a paragraph verbatim without attribution even from a textbook Im also reading (Design Patterns)

It isn't difficult to show copyright infringement in these models. The assumption should be that copyright infringement has occured until proven otherwise.

Just the fact that they are indiscriminately web scraping proves that. Just because it is publicly and (monetarily) freely available doesn't mean it isnt copyrighted.
It's like being a professional athlete. Until you get to the first division you don't know if you have what it takes and no one else does either.
I'm certain you understood my point.
It might be worth putting something on the page directing people to Gladden's original.
It’s probably motion smoothing causing it to flicker on certain TVs. Why motion smoothing exists on TVs is another question. I guess some people want everything to look like a cheap soap opera.
I agree so much with the slow part.
I think the focus on pure performance with Apple Silicon is to hide the fact that they have become very slow to use generally.
What's with the unnecessary straw man? Who said any of that?
Figuring out new and better ways to make the owners richer is both a real-world and chronically underfunded problem.
Not really. I don't just walk up to Random House and get my book on the B&N endcap. Also please define good author.
Who “vilifies immigrants”? President Trump is married to an immigrant, as is Vice President Vance. And many of Trumps advisors are immigrants. And he has repeatedly said he wants America to attract the best people from around the world. You mean he vilified illegal immigrants specifically. That’s fair, he did. But he’s not obligated to speak kindly about people who flout our laws.

> Is the republican party full of bright young twenty year olds?

An absurd question, especially when outgoing Democratic president is a senile octogenarian. Twenty year olds traditionally favor Democrats, (although many shifted towards Trump in this election) but how is that evidence of fascism?

> Can you post “cis” on twitter?

Could you speak freely about Covid-19’s origins on Facebook? Is censorship only fascism when you don’t like it?
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hahaha. yeah I was struggling to articulate this and the idea of levels came to mind.

Extracting money out of people, because you can price it better, and competition isn't going to stop you, means theres a race to the bottom.

This is on top of being vastly profitable already.

So its not hard, its just following a script.
The more interesting research to do now would be on how those surveyed, as people untrained in any actual science, define what it means to agree with "scientists."

Most people think anything published in a science journal is science, while science has repeatedly proven otherwise.
you're on a website called "Hacker News", man. you think the startup game is less of an "e-ego waving contest"?
https://nvidianews.nvidia.com/news/nvidia-puts-grace-blackwe...

GB10, or DIGITS, is $3,000 for 1 PFLOP (@4-bit) and 128GB unified memory. Storage configurable up to 4TB.

Can be paired to run 405B (4-bit), probably not very fast though (memory bandwidth is slower than a typical GPU's, and is the main bottleneck for LLM inference).
zoning is still necessary, you don't want a pig farm (or anything equally stinky) next to people's houses.
I'm speaking in general principles of what's right and wrong, what's good and evil. As much as the oligarchs want you to pretend that morality is relative and that it is only down to the laws as written, it isn't.
I'm not sure about the situation elsewhere, but in Lithuania, it feels like professors produce articles or tackle topics solely to check a box. Most of the content generated by universities here seems completely irrelevant and ends up being discarded after completion. The courses are very bland and uninformative too.
MAGA culture. Often frames people they don't like as "vermin", and it sets up a permission structure to cause violence against them by labeling them as diseased or inherently criminal.
Well, (based on zero information) YC probably is on the same fiscal year as California, so spring would be 24q4 ;p
Ever read philosophy? An acquaintance can and will readily mix and match 3 languages to obtain more precision.
> Who “vilifies immigrants”? President Trump is married to an immigrant, as is Vice President Vance.

Misogynists, domestic abusers, patriarchs, etc. are also frequently married to women.

Such is the real world in which we live.

As points go that one doesn't carry weight.
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I'm shocked it's that low. I suppose, it's limited by the number and motivations of people who apply for postdocs, but the amount of soul crushing disappointment and borderline abuse of postdocs is legendary.
You also misspelled a few other words too.
A company with Amazons resources could keep these fringe services around as long as there are paying customers. Just increase the price of the service to match the costs of keeping the legacy service around.
I was being facetious

The presidential oath:

> I do solemnly swear that I will faithfully execute the Office of President of the United States, and will to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.

Article II of the constitution:

The president “shall take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed”
because tech people don't want to start a lifestyle or low-growth business. they are reading about giga rounds, unicorns and hockey-sticks as well as the VC/PG propaganda on hackernews etc all day and think that this is the only way to do it.

they eat ramen for 10 years, often even believing in someone else's dream without substantional equity to match the risk/reward profile. meanwhile, the plumber next door who started his own plumbing business is driving a ferrari on weekends.