skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
[Edit: I suppose the correct answer was for the full model]. What I got was much worse when I ran with hf.co/unsloth/DeepSeek-R1-Distill-Llama-8B-GGUF:Q8_0. (I think the glyph-based reasoning is especially hard for models though, since they have a token-level blindness to them):

>>> Give me 5 odd numbers that don't have the letter 'e' in them.

<think>
Okay, so I need to come up with five odd numbers that don't have the letter 'e' in their name. Hmm, let's break this down step by step. First, what exactly is being asked here? The user wants numbers, specifically odd ones, and they can't contain the letter 'e'. So
I guess it's about the written form of the numbers, not their mathematical properties. For example, 13 is an odd number, and when you write it out, it's "thirteen," which does have an 'e' in it. So that wouldn't work.

Alright, so I need to think of numbers where their names don't include 'e'. Let me start by listing some odd numbers and then check if each has an 'e' in their name. The first few odd numbers are 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, etc.

Let's go one by one:

1. "One": No 'e' here. So 1 is a candidate.
2. "Three": Yes, that has an 'e'.
3. "Five": Again, no 'e'. So 5 works.
4. "Seven": Has an 'e' as well.
5. "Nine": No 'e' in "nine". Good to go.

Wait, so far I have 1, 5, and 9 as possible numbers. Let me keep going.
<truncated by me...>
Wait, let me make sure. The word "forty" is F-O-R-T-Y, no 'e', so adding "-one" which doesn't add an 'e' either. So yes, "forty-one" has no 'e's. So that's another number: 41.

So now I have five numbers: 1, 5, 9, 19, and 41.

Let me double-check each to ensure they don't contain the letter 'e':

- One: No 'e'.
- Five: No 'e'.
- Nine: No 'e'.
- Nineteen: No 'e'.
- Forty-one: No 'e'.

Yes, all of these are odd numbers and their names do not include the letter 'e'. I think that's a solid list.
</think>

Here is a list of five odd numbers whose names do not contain the letter 'e':

1. **One**
2. **Five**
3. **Nine**
4. **Nineteen**
5. **Forty-one**

These numbers are all odd, and their written forms do not include the letter 'e'.
> Those of us promoting matrix as a next gen truly free and federated platform have always expected these to be fixed. It's just not really fit for purpose without those fixes.

For what's worth, I stopped promoting Matrix for that exact reason. And instead of waiting for Matrix to sort itself out, I gave XMPP a second look, and ended up adopting it for what Matrix was promising to become "soon". That was 8 years ago and the outcome would be the same today (or maybe more favourable to XMPP as it feels to have evolved more than Matrix in that timespan).
Haggis isn’t bad if nobody tells you what’s in it. I thought it was some kind of Scottish Hamburger Helper.
The US has a pension, it is called Social Security, and it is relatively generous among developed countries. 401k is in addition to, not a replacement for.
I'm going to be pedantic for a second, as a sort of dark coping mechanism:

>Anyone who supports a known rapist and felon and who openly takes bribes can not be convinced of anything

Clearly, they can be convinced of something, just not anything you or I might consider good.

In all seriousness, I think the truly disturbing thing about this whole sorry situation is just how many people don't actually hold any durable ethics or morality, just rank self-interest. Pearl clutching over the death of American dreams like economic mobility is a sideshow to the death knell of American idealism. America is not the shining city on a hill we thought it was, and honestly, it never was.
I'm confused why there is an 7b and an 8b version: https://ollama.com/library/deepseek-r1/tags
>China went from making cars with 3 gears and lawn mower engines (practically speaking) to mass EVs in like 15 years.

The history is a bit different. China is still making three gear lawn mowers compared to their ICE competition. The EV market opened an enormous opportunity, where suddenly every single manufacturer had to start propulsion from zero, the advantage of decades of ICE research instantly vanished. This combined with Chinas long push in manufacturing and somewhat recent push in high tech manufacturing made for a very good environment.

>Meanwhile here the big automakers are crying about unfair competition and Chinese subsidizes.

Not in Europe. The car makers are opposing the tarifs, the EU leadership wants them.
Did you try the universal LLM cheat code as a followup prompt?

"Make it better"
They don't vote because people criticize them for not voting?
Just draw some data and get on with your day
why is that even a thing... every researcher who starred this must be investigated, no?
https://archive.is/pC0lf
Best one I've used is the CI of sourcehut. So simple and so damn easy to set up.
Hi Peter,
Thank you for the AMA! I am reposting here because my earlier comment was killed [0] and you probably haven't seen it.

I am a STEM postdoctoral researcher currently in the first year of my STEM OPT, and I am planning to apply for a green card in the coming months alongside my STEM OPT extension. After consulting with an immigration lawyer, I have been advised to pursue the NIW EB-2 category.

I would greatly appreciate your insights on the following questions:

1. Based on your experience, how would you rank the importance of the following evidence in supporting an NIW EB-2 application (from most to least important)?

- Citations

- Competitive awards and fellowships

- Experience as a peer reviewer

- Letters of recommendation

- Expert opinions (independent letters of recommendation)

- Research in an area of high importance to the United States

2. The legal fees quoted by my lawyer seem very high compared to figures I’ve found elsewhere online. Given my current severe financial constraints, I was wondering if you could share what you consider a reasonable range for all legal fees associated with an EB-2 application (NIW I-140 petition, Adjustment of Status, RFEs).

3. If you have worked with any immigration lawyers or firms that would be appropriate for cases like mine and that you would recommend, I would be very grateful for your suggestions.

Thank you so much for your time and advice. I truly value your perspective and any guidance you can provide as I navigate this process.

0. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42772058
Don‘t you think there could be a world where the link to something human might triumph what an AI can generate.

For example: Music is not only about how good it sounds. But also a lot about who the singer is. Their history. What they stand for and what story is behind a album or song.

With AI, I don’t see that we will ever reach that dimension. Expect maybe when AI becomes sentient?
Quite a broad term "bankers". Who does that include?
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DeepSeek-R1-Distill-Qwen-1.5B Surpasses GPT-4o in certain benchmarks
> This addresses nothing.

This does in-fact address quite a bit, because they have change their stance with this update. Previously even LAN only mode required to go via their bambu connect system, now you can switch it to developer mode and talk freely via MQTT to the printer.
Wouldn't you need to consume it at some point? Doubt just packing it has the desired effect.
The Selma March (1965)
Would $1m suffice? https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c8j9e1x9z2xo
https://archive.ph/2AkJm
I'll drop this here: If anyone wants to work on Language Reactor (well compensated), my email is in my profile. I'm planning to start open-sourcing much of it soon.
Would you be able to elaborate on the ones you’ve seen?
> It seems the only times that all natural medication works it's laced with allopathic medicine

There are a surprising number of herbs that do something within the body. However, that something is usually mild and mixed in with a large number of other effects. Supplement companies now play games where they try to extract, isolate, and condense the natural product into those active chemicals with various degrees of success, but even the extracts don’t escape the problems of off-target effects and liver or kidney load.

I was surprised to hear from a doctor about how often they see patients who choose traditional Chinese medicine or other herbalist practices and end up with elevated liver markers or signs of kidney trouble.

The supplement world is also embracing a lot of gray market medications now. You can buy “supplements” that are actually just experimental drugs that haven’t been fully researched yet, but some enterprising person had a lab in China synthesized it and now sells it on their website.

For a while, supplement vendors were even synthesizing commercial drugs and then just selling them as powders, amazingly. You could go buy little jars of drugs like Memantine (a prescription medication) from supplement vendors. The current mod team of /r/Nootropics on Reddit also runs one of the popular supplement vendors on Reddit (surprise) and they were recently hit for breaking some laws around labeling their supplements, which is a slap on the wrist relative to their past history of selling full pharmaceuticals, addictive substances like phenibut, and opioid medications like Tianeptine as “supplements”

Of course, they cracked down on any threads discussing their legal troubles on Reddit and they’ve replaced it with stories about how they’re actually the victims, with a lot of bans being handed out on /r/Nootropics for people who disagreed. It’s wild to witness how the supplement industry works and how effectively they’ve captured online discussion in their favor.
Nothing about Murdoch's politics is benign. They've done more damage to democracy worldwide, but particularly in the US, than China ever will.

Speaking of hostile foreigners, a prominent South African was just giving the crowd a few Nazi salutes at the inauguration. Is that also benign? At what exact point do we start observing that the enemies to democracy are inside the house?
Can someone ELI5 what the difference is between using the "quantized version of the Llama 3" from unsloth instead of the one that's on ollama, i.e. `ollama run deepseek-r1:8b`?
I used to use Mixxx a lot about a decade ago when I was DJing weekly in some bars and also had a weekly radio show. It was great. I'm glad to see it's still around and going strong.
Meanwhile Jeff Geerling already put a video out on his second channel that he won’t recommend a bambu lab printer anymore although he was happy with his printer. And this update didn’t convince him to change his mind.

“Developer mode” isn’t a solution. You buy hardware and it should work 100% without cloud connectivity. Otherwise it’s not your hardware.
Interesting, I didn't follow the tornado cash case super closely, but I do recall it being taken off GitHub for a short time.

So I would also argue that restricting DRM bypassing software is a violation of the 1st amendment and, more importantly, that it's a bad thing to restrict.

We'll never know what they would have thought, but I'll add that actual plans for machinery are definitely speech. We certainly do restrict these plans, with ITAR most notably, and I think it's reasonable to draw that line somewhere.

Note that I never said banning TikTok was as bad idea, just that it restricted speech by way of limiting distribution (which oddly looks unconsidered in the supreme court case), which it absolutely does. I'm uncomfortable with this level of power being granted to the government, but given that TikTok is obviously a spying/malware delivery tool by a foreign borderline hostile government I think it's probably warranted.

I think not being somewhat disturbed by the United States government restricting distribution of an application is a bit weird TBH. That's a huge power to have and can definitely be abused, especially if it's made easier to do so in the future.
Thankyou, I was looking for something like this the other day. Ended up screen recording. I'll check this out when I'm not at work.
Surströmming: hold my beer
Which one is the best of these? Do they work in every country? I can't tell if the do some internet-connected magic or if they just program the SIM so that it appears like a bog-standard SIM to the phone.
What a bad false dichotomy.

Nobody should be buying one product and getting different ingredients inside.
A CSP will prevent this.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Co...
I couldn't bring myself to pay the premium at the time, especially with the slow rollout of the MMU. But now with multiple printers in my fleet, I might be kicking myself shortly. We all knew some of this was a possibility, unfortunately.
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I saw a video by bufferhead on youtube where he made infinite craft open source. I wasn't really pleased with his remake, so I decided to remake it myself.

Any feedback is appreciated.
The problem with Gitlab CI is that now you need to use Gitlab.

I’m not even sure when I started feeling like that was a bad thing. Probably when they started glueing a bunch of badly executed security crud onto the main product.
But when you buy the printer you still need to give it internet access / connect via their app, right?
I am surprised that the use of a messaging queue through MQTT is considered a misuse of their technology when in reality it appears that the other application just was using an internal API that could change without notice. I also could see how certificate based authentication could be viewed by some as a time based expiration on the firmware.
The end of the Bretton-Woods agreement is not the root cause; that in and of itself is downstream of the US government prosecuting a bullshit war in Vietnam for the last decade and change. To be clear, this is not the US government "perverting capitalism", this is the capitalist class abandoning a fiscal constraint they found inconvenient in order to continue a pissing match against the existential threat of communism. There is no world in which capitalism stays under a "sound money" gold standard, stops fighting interventionist wars, and doesn't immediately either get cornered by the Soviet Union[0] or obliterated by an ascendant American left.

With few exceptions, the government in the US acts on behalf of the capitalist class, not in opposition to it. There is no "pure" capitalism that would exist if the government just left free markets alone. Capitalists won't leave the free market alone. Capitalists will take ownership and control over the chokepoints of the economy, government or no[1], granting them their own sovereign territory they can levy taxes on. This is a state - a monopoly on the legitimate use of force - whose territory is not of a city or a nation but of a market niche.

This system is sustainable in some ways and not in others. Yes, the market is distorted, which means it sucks for us, but the people who own the market-state don't actually feel that punishment. Which means they won't stop. Something has to actually force them to stop.

[0] Analogous to how the PRC has cornered the modern neoliberal west today.

[1] To be clear, nation-states are also culpable in this process, both through sins of omission (failing to enforce antitrust law) and sins of commission (creating legal monopolies that form new economic chokepoints to conquer)
EUV LLC is the joint venture between ASML, Intel, etc funded by the Department of Energy. That’s the legal structure that they used to bring the entire deal together. TRW was a partner.
It seems similarly performative to remove them, especially in the context of the election/Zuckerberg's signalling. Yes, adding tampons to men's bathrooms was largely performative and less substantial, but the same applies to removing them.
Depending on the subject, CN is frequently a second vector for disinformation now as well. Posts that are clearly disinformation, from the right account, almost seem to have their supporting CNs lined up in advance. It feels a little organised, or at least a bit pretend-stochastic.

Overall CNs are still working but if you're exposed to the pre-helpful stage notes it can either be frustrating or confusing.
Mixxx dev here. I'm sorry you had a bad experience. We are spending a lot of effort on making Mixxx rock stable.

Considering that this was more than a decade ago, I'm pretty sure that this bug has been fixed by now.
Ended up getting an open box Bambu p1s from Microcenter for $500 today.
The 780m is an integrated GPU. I specified discrete GPUs because that's what I have tested and can confirm will work.

I have dozens of different AMD GPUs and I personally host most of the Debian ROCm Team's continuous integration servers. Over the past year, I have worked together with other members of the Debian project to ensure that every potentially affected ROCm library is tested on every discrete consumer AMD GPU architecture since Vega whenever a new version of a package is uploaded to Debian.

FWIW, Framework Computers donated a few laptops to Debian last year, which I plan to use to enable the 780m too. I just haven't had the time yet. Fedora has some patches that add support for that architecture.
It’s mostly about willful acts of violence against innocents. This might be a nuance that is too subtle though. Bad acts and bad actors should be called out. Russia is the bad actor in the Ukrainian invasion. Hamas and IDF are bad actors in their conflict.
What data point? That a question goes unanswered because my account is 5 months old?

> If you can find a contentious story and plenty of debate elsewhere, it almost always gets flagged for multiple reasons by a variety of people

You just said "just look at the comments", now you backtrack to nebulous "multiple reasons by a variety of people". From the data points I have so far, the people who are for flagging don't want to talk about their reasons. Maybe they all think they have good reasons, and would say "just look at $thing", and then have no good reason when I ask "what about $thing"?

So that is literally the data point I have... when I have three I'll declare my discovery of how this all works and ignore all further data, unless it fits my theory of course.
I've personally never tried since my phone supports e-sim but people on the internet report good findings with the 5ber card (note that you need the "Ultra" card for iPhone, the other ones are android only).
That's the ante; gotta place the next wager.
> Does anyone really look at contemporary AI as a Platonic quest for objective truth?

I realize I have a tendency to romanticize some of the papers I read even if I fully understand intellectually it is a wrong thing to do. Probably I should try concsiously train myself not to do it or something along these lines.

My experience tells me if I have a question or an issue it's very unlikely to be unique to myself. And (re-)reading an honest or even cynical account about something typically helps e.g. ribbonfarm on corporate hierarchies/politics.
Didn't we hear this tune from Sony in the Playstation 3 days with Developer mode and then it slowly faded away after a couple years of application/product releases...
You dont think AMD being competitive with Nvidia (3,37 trillion USD MC) would be "nearly 100B good"? Believe it or not the only reason thats not the case is good bug-free software. Thats what tinygrad is doing
If you're not containerizing your CI/CD, you're really lost.
In that way it is an iterated game, true, but I'd strongly disagree that it's worth much being seen to be altruistic, and certainly less than the prize of ~£10-20k.

Being altruistic might mean something for those who know you, but will be drowned out by how you actually interact with them. Being on the show in any capacity is most of the benefit, and being memorable within that, most likely by being ruthless and not altruistic, is going to achieve the biggest impact.
Grandparent was a joke, when airplane pilots make a mistake. ATC gives them a number to call.
Sounds like the typical "administrative processing". They typically do not give any reason, just that they "need a bit more information" and "the processing typically concludes in 60 days or less". You may be lucky and that is the case, you may be unlucky and it is stuck for years. Even if you're from e.g. the developer of curl from Sweden in 2016, not a nuclear physicist Russia or Iran in 2025: https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2020/11/09/a-us-visa-in-937-days...

I've heard about a person waiting for 4 years for their B-1/2 U.S. visa recently.

I haven't heard a single story where any kind of feedback or realistic timeline was provided to anyone, be it the applicant, the employer, a lawyer, a congressman. Not once.
Industrial production is in decline since 2018:
https://www.destatis.de/EN/Press/2025/01/PE25_008_421.html
Looks great, congrats! Feature request: keep all letters in the monospaced grid; do this across styles (so: the letters in headlines and the letters in the body text, or badges, they all should be aligned) and when animating.
> The one thing that is almost guaranteed to make our cause to go floop, is insisting that everyone else is either with us, or against us. This is especially annoying, when our cause is important to only a small minority of stakeholders.

Masterfully said, I'd love this to be the pull quote here.
Is it latency? Or granularity? MIDI has upper limits on both…or is it a more subtle quality like ballistics?
Isn't CSP controlling what you can fetch FROM your website? The proxy in the example I mentioned can act as a simple web browser behind the scenes. Unless I'm missing something.
Remains to be seen, but attention_is_all_you_need.pdf might put a kink in your plan.
The ATC was very much aware of the launch in progress[0]. The ATC made a mistake by instructing DL480 to fly a more northern route than the aircrew originally filed.

[0]: https://youtu.be/4RMhf0YELrA
(n+1)th time’s the charm
I would go even further, it would have been much better statistically to work at any of the BigTech companies even in the past 10 years than take a chance at a startup.

Seeing the outcome of the startups he listed, it would have been much better to work as an enterprise CRUD developer at a bank, insurance company, etc
I think this is actually not as obvious as it seems as equity is also power-law distributed. An executive founder may have 10-50x the equity of a founding junior employee, who themselves might have 10-20x the equity of a key early employee.

The power laws actually cut both ways. I think the optimal path is not entirely obvious without some particular understanding of whether or not you are a stronger player as a leader or a follower.
I'm sure the irony isn't lost on Matrix Devs who were so hasty to diminish and criticize previous art. Perhaps they could soon develop an extensible version of the Matrix protocol and spec, and call it something like eXtensible Matrix Protocol for People, or XMPP in short form. Oh, wait.
To add, AMD only makes _parts_ of an MI300X server.

It's like asking a tire manufacturer to give you a car for free.
Sorry, but if you did research on Bambu's and came away with them being open and hackable, you didn't do enough research.

I dove into 3D printing a year ago. I settled on the P1S because its reputation for "just working" and good for beginners. I wasn't interested in attaching a Pi to it, run Klipper on it, I wasn't interested in steep learning curves and choosing from a myriad of slicers. I wasn't interested in "calibrating more than printing" with the Enders that one friend warned me about. I needed it for one simple, but big project and it worked great.

Since then I expanded to getting the enclosure, AMS, and messing around with Orca. The Bambu is very accomodating to learn and grow more and I don't regret the decision at all.
Do you get equally upset when a concept car isn’t something you can buy at the local dealer the very next year?

Why are you so upset by the aspirations of others?
> whose area of expertise/study is subject to export control laws/concerns.

Does that intersect significantly with a typical startup? Maybe machine learning researcher or engineer. Or an information security specialist, like a white hat hacker.
AI chatbots still can't accurately answer high-level history questions