skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is all Google’s fault though. They crippled a perfectly working device. An external battery pack is a bad band aid.

Google has always sucked at customer service.
I'm looking forward to it; being able to utilize C and C++ libraries directly from Clojure is something that I could see being pretty valuable.

I've been debating trying my hand at making a simple game engine...it would be great if I could use a Lisp to do it.
"Sneaky" forced update for Google Pixel 4a
I guess that Apache Airflow is more popular than the one linked by OP. Making a Google search for "airflow" in an incognito tab, looking at page 1, I see 5 results related to Apache Airflow, one result related to the OP, and a couple related to air conditioning (this was on Google Australia).
It's unclear why this drew downvotes, but to reiterate, the comment merely highlights historical facts about the CUDA moat and deliberately refrains from assertions about NVDA's long-term prospects or that the CUDA moat is unbreachable.

With mature models and minimal CUDA dependencies, migration can be justified, but this does not describe most of the LLM inference market today nor in the past.
They left open a publicly exposed database... I'm sure they informed the company about this before publishing their post. Why are you blaming Wiz for this?
Picolibc-Internationalization
Yes but they’re chinese so it’s okay /s

They are getting DoS’d by us gov too so they were only trying to help /s
I was sure this was Elastic, you are not alone.
Younger cannabis users have reduced brain function, finds largest study yet
> You have unilaterally decided what I said isn't true

Presented without evidence, dismissed without evidence.
I don't want to do anything like that because it's risky. Also it seems that Google may circumvent this now. Please check this link:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42873635
Serious question, as someone who recently started writing:

• How do you guys feel about your thoughts, ideas and creativity being scraped and secretly added to the training corpus of AI models?
The idea that someone can easily replicate an OpenAI model based simply on OpenAI outputs is, I’d argue, immeasurably worse for OpenAI’s valuation than the idea that someone happened to come up with a few innovations that leapfrogged OpenAI.

The latter could be a one time thing, and/or OpenAi Could still use their financial might to leverage those innovations and get even better with them.

However, the former destroys their business model and no amount of intelligence and innovation from OpenAI protects them from being copied at a fraction of the cost.
calgary could be a good spot

theyd want to shut off on the odd snow day that makes lines invisible, but its a lot like phoenix on having big wide roads, and the places to consistently play with snow cover are pretty empty/safe to screw up in
MacOS comes with VoiceOver, which can read text to users. What advantage has sending the text to OpenAI?
A colleague gave me the best advice when I was teaching programming courses: you haven't learned from books but from professional experience (actually both, but anyway) just tell them what worked and what didn't. And why.

I applied the same method when writting my long defunct blog. Nobody was really interested in my opinions, but my experience both positive and negative was somehow valuable.
Most people don't want new or best, they want easy. Meta is decent at easy.

And there's unlikely to be much pushback from the new administration if they want to buy any competitor who appears.
XML would require a schema to express the concepts in Preserves, or JSON for that matter.

The reason JSON is lower friction than XML for data representation is that you get basic data representations (numbers, strings, arrays, maps) for free in a natural native syntax that happens to parallel multiple programming languages.

XML, in contrast, is a meta-language that allows schema to express different data representations. You've got to use attributes and elements to represent data and data types. XSD is a common datatype schema, but it's quite verbose, and data serialization looks very different from what it looks like in a programming language representation.

Preserves looks like a superset of JSON. It includes additional data representation concepts through syntax extensions, but the idea is the same.

What I don't see is a standard way to map record types (like "irl" in the tutorial) to a unique identifier like an URI/IRI, or something like a CURIE. That kind of feature would allow Preserves to better describe standardized record types.
I just copy-pasted the answer it gave me.
I am agreeing with your premise of asking a random s/w technician to deploy an app fairly securely would be problematic and then generalized it to include many tasks related to s/w engineering.

So we're good. :-)
It's not about the product. Yeah sales are down and FSD might not ever work without supervision but there's always Optimus or the next thing.

It's not about what Tesla is doing it's about investing in the world's foremost expert in every field he has ever heard of. You can't put a value on that
We're not there yet, but if you squint, named tuples kinda interesting because it's also shape-based: https://www.reddit.com/r/csharp/comments/164w8l1/how_do_yall...
It doesn’t sound like you understand what Meta is.

They are an advertising company that uses apps to drive traffic and collect data. And along with Google they dominate the space and are continuing to grow at a rapid pace. Whether their apps are clunky and buggy is irrelevant when their advertising platform isn’t.

And they will be able to maintain this profit for decades because most businesses are very reluctant to take risks with a profitable channel to market.
Did you randomly bring this up, or are you saying this because you see a Garmin redirect when you click "No"?

I ask because I get directed to the Apple Watch homepage.
written like someone who has never litigated even a traffic light
A for loop and other syntax keywords are barely the only English people have to understand in programming. One could say that these could just as well be arbitrary symbols, and programmers would just memorize them. But think of all the concepts named in English such as exception, factory, facade, adapter, interface, iterator, needle, haystack, constructor, queue... you name it. Not to mention documentation. So yeah, some English is mandatory, even if we're not able to communicate properly. In some projects though it's not uncommon to use local language for the domain while still keeping technical concepts in English, like getAnniversaire() or PersonneTable.
They're publicly accessible URLs.

DeepSeek & users that had data exposed here should be thanking Wiz.
Fortunately everyone who gave OpenAI money did it to further their stated mission of bettering humanity, and not for the chance at any financial gain.
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If you hack to the EOF then you'll be greatly rewarded. Hope you guys enjoy my side project and I'm happy to take feature requests.
SF is part of my karass
And now look at this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42873635
It gets worse.
You don’t need a citation.

You just need to read OpenAI’s arguments about why TOS and copyright laws don’t apply to them when they’re training on other people’s copyrighted and TOS protected data and running roughshod over every legal protection.
Your friend is genuine in their interpretation, but there is definitely more to the discussion than the zero sum game they allude to. One can have both performance and security, but sometimes it boils down to clever and nuanced design, and careful analysis as you point out.
As someone who wants more in the space of Lisp-style languages with more interest in native, I'm going to be keeping an eye on Jank. Actually had this article recommended on my phone earlier.
I think in this analogy the shovels could be blogs, podcasts, youtube or other content produced quickly that offer info about $AI_thing. This is all mostly just marketing for the person’s content platform which is monetized and is often low quality content that is a regurgitation of press releases or release notes, etc.
How the vibe has turned on OpenAI?
They probably did to access the NYTimes articles.
Ask HN: Survey of Local Egg Prices
Curious about local regional retail prices for a dozen eggs in USD.

$2.83 USD/dozen in BC

Super egg-cited to hear about your egg-periences, and not because we are cheep.
Thanks for your insight. I got ratioed to fuck for trying to defend the standpoint that this is an unusual expectation of a regular engineer to stand this up correctly.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42873134
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> apparently it's code named "red knot" (or "red_knot")

Missed opportunity to call it typy in my opinion
Not being a fan of CCP, I wonder how many times you did ask ChagGPT about CCP? Why bother suddenly? Should it matter for a Chinese model which is genuinely good in every other aspect?

Don't take it personally, please. Just measuring my internal self which I inherited by coexisting many years with a similar regime.
Yes, see my analogy with Elon.

The point is, the team actually doing the DeepSeek work are working on this as their exclusive project, have been hired exclusively for this etc.

They aren't doing this on the side of their main quant job, and destroying U.S. researchers just as a hobby as the myth would have us believe.
Ive got a pretty intense ADHD. This article is vaguely offputting to me. I think it makes it out to be that neurodivergent people need to be baby’d in some way.

From my perspective, I think neurodivergent people can’t stand doing things without purpose. A lot of jobs are truly meaningless, dull, uninteresting, especially in the office space. People with ADHD and ASD should not be doing these jobs. You need to find your strengths and interests and work towards that. You should never work a job that you deep down think is bullshit as a ND individual, this is the equivalent of a death sentence. Find something you are passionate about and you can do better work then any normie no matter how loud or fluorescent the office is.
I upvoted as your comment sounds reasonable, but in a sibling comment I see:

>By comparison [to pyright], mypy uses a more traditional multi-pass architecture where semantic analysis is performed multiple times on a module from the top to the bottom until all types converge

That makes it sound like mypy does in fact do The Right Thing (albeit the slower, less-suitable-for-LSP thing), rather than a messy pile of heuristic/optional hacks.
"Nvidia got lucky with GPU" - Intel

https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/gpus/intel-ceo-sa...

Maybe Meta will get lucky. Its better for company to bet on something than do nothing for years like Intel and cry about other's "luck"
If "wrong" means "false", then nothing!

While the statement is not false, it has a kind of type error. Iodine is not in a category that can or cannot be synthesized in organisms (or any chemical reactions). We only talk about molecules in this category: e.g. Vitamin C can be synthesized in some organisms, but not others.

The following is also not a false statement: household waste isn't handled by the JVM garbage collector. However, at least we know it was written in jest. To nitpick that one would be to betray not getting the computer science dad joke.
OpenAI itself has argued, to the degree that your analogy applies, that if the goal of stealing the laptop is to train AI then the answer is Yes.
Elon Musk admits that Tesla will have to replace its HW3 self-driving computers
Is it weird that I feel weird about using github as basically a free lambda service?
The full title was too long for the submission page, https://archive.is/33mRa
Both matter quite a bit. The first-mover advantage obviously rewards OEMs in a first-come, first-serve order, but CUDA itself isn't some light switch that OEMs can flick and get working overnight. Everyone would do it if it was easy, and even Google is struggling to find buy-in for their TPU pods and frameworks.

Short-term value has been dependent on how well Nvidia has responded to burgeoning demands. Long-term value is going to be predicated on the number of Nvidia alternatives that exist, and right now the number is still zero.
> My guess is that small objects like this suffer greatly from the 3-body problem

What bodies? My impression is that the only objects around Earth with enough gravity to significantly impact trajectories are the Earth and Moon. Will the other small objects have any significant gravitational impact on this body?

I also understand that in cislunar space, the Earth-Moon dynamic does create a three-body problem and trajectories are fundamentally unpredictable, with some exceptions. I wonder how that affects objects such as this one if they pass through the Moon's gravitational well.
The Score and Round text rendered strangely in Firefox for me, but worked great in Chrome.
TikTok is getting banned but Facebook is way more harmful than TikTok. TikTok has never caused a genocide, but Facebook has, in Myanmar. Investigations revealed that Facebook's algorithms played a significant role in amplifying harmful content. Amnesty International reported that these algorithms "proactively amplified" anti-Rohingya messages, effectively turning the platform into a tool for hate speech and incitement to violence.

In October 2021, Frances Haugen, a former Facebook product manager, came forward as a whistleblower, and revealed that Facebook consistently prioritized profit over user safety and public good. She stated that internal documents showed the company was aware of its platforms being used to spread hate, misinformation, and violence but chose to hide this evidence to maintain user engagement and revenue. She asserted that Facebook's algorithms favored content that generated anger and division, which in turn increased user engagement.

The revelations forced Facebook to clean up its act — and lose revenue in the process — but now Zuckerberg is going back to inciting genocides for profit.

Facebook is the app we should be banning.
"You are very smart and cool."

No I am really not. You aren't either.
You can’t worry about it. It’s the world we live in now. The alternative is to not write anything of significance on the internet, which would be of no benefit to anyone.
that's why i never use my strong passwords in many chinese websites(in fact, i tend not to use passwords in any website)

i suggest you guys don't do that also

this industry in china is so young, many devs and orgs don't understand what will happened if they shutdown the firewall or expose their database on the internet without a password

they just, can't think of it, need someone to remind them
What people have to pay attention too is Ad Prices.

They are proxy for how much Attention is available in the world that Corporations/People are willing to pay to capture.

It has been going up for past 3 years and cannot go up forever given the competition in the online ad market with Amazon, Walmart, Netflix, OpenAI etc all rolling out their own Ad biz.

There is nothing predictable about what happens to Meta.
Very easy to circumvent if you run the raw model locally, no different from how western models are lobotomized for liberalist/nationalist reasons.

In fact these models are less lobotomized than western open source models.
I use it with an LG TV (WebOS) and while it had some trouble in the past, it now works pretty well. Sometimes I need to disconnect&reconnect to the TV if I paused for too long and/or left my laptop sleep, but mostly just works.

The way it turns 5.1 audio into stereo (optionally boosting dialogue) is also quite good for some shows, I wish something as good was available in other players.

I don't think it's out of development. I thought of posting this specifically because I got an update banner when I opened it.
Well in the first years of AI no, it wasn't because nobody was using it.
But at some point if you want to make money you have to provide a service to users, ideally hundreds of millions of users.

So you can think of training as CI+TEST_ENV and inference as the cost of running your PROD deployments.

Generally in traditional IT infra PROD >> CI+TEST_ENV (10-100 to 1)

The ratio might be quite different for LLM, but still any SUCCESSFUL model will have inference > training at some point in time.
Your posturing is unwarranted. Literally in the first paragraph:

> The Wiz Research team immediately and responsibly disclosed the issue to DeepSeek, which promptly secured the exposure
> I think there's going to be a crisis of media going forwards

I take that as meaning a crisis of traditional media. But most of our false-positive and false-negative crises are crises of social media. Look at climate change, vaccines, ethnic hatred, pizza gate, every crazy rumor ...
SoftBank is like the investing equivalent of the guy that shows up 2 hours late to the party with two beers and a joint. Go home, dude. None of us are going to be here in 30 minutes...
If Targeted spending of 500 Billion ( per year may be ? ) should give enough automation to reduce panel cost to ~100M/GW = 1340 Billion. Skip battery, let other mode of energy generation/storage take care of the augmentations, as we are any way investing in grid. Possible with innovation.
How do we know for sure that DeepSeek is not actually trained on Nvidia chips? Did someone outside of China replicated the training from scratch (Spending $6M)?
Anything that comes closer than the ISS (give or take) is going to interact with the atmosphere which is going to change the dynamics considerably. Generally something with the right orbit to pass 20m above the earth's surface is going to burn up in the atmosphere or hit the surface. The drag is going to kill its orbit fairly quickly.

To have enough energy to come that close without doing so means it has enough energy that superheating the atmosphere or generating nuclear events through impacts with air molecules starts to become a problem (or both: first one then the other). This is the "baseball at the speed of light" type problem from XKCD.
Nice! Bluesky’s App Passwords make it easy to try third-party integrations like this, which is great.
Is your battery pack dead/bad? I've ran my galaxy s5 (2014) with a shot battery for a while, and it did run from a charger fine, even though the battery would only last a few hours of no use with airplane mode on, and even then randomly reboot.
Anthropic's CEO says DeepSeek shows US export rules are working
Europe has the highest rate of oral disease in the world.
My distrust of Google certainly started with the shutdown of Reader. Everything they've done since has made it worse. I was in the position to choose a cloud provider several years ago and would not even consider GCP. I seriously doubt they'll kill GCP, but I see no reason to take a chance on anything Google does outside of search, docs, mail and the core things.
Man, what a terrible reply.

Because of this,

>you need to have them backed up in a cloud

and also this,

>Your life cannot end because you wake up one morning and your phone stops booting.

What if it does? Edge cases exist, whenever you fall through the cracks in the future remember your attitude here.
Something like 14.3% of the current US population is foreign-born, and we can assume that the proportion of school-age children is somewhere around that as well. About half are from Latin America.

That's absolutely going to affect regular education metrics.

And it's going to affect it increasingly, as the proportion of foreign-born has risen continuously from 4.7% in 1970 to 14.3% today.

There's nothing misinformed about any of this.

It's quite possible reading is getting worse among native speakers as well. Or not at all. My point is that you can't tell unless you separate out the two populations in the literacy statistics.

[1] https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2024/09/27/key-findi...
Next they will say it is to protect the children and that terrorists use it. You start to recognize the playbook after about the millionth time.
Pleased. One of my main motivations in writing open source software is to create training data for future sentient things. I felt that way decades before LLMs. I am as proud to know my code ended up in training datasets as I am to know that my human students took a little away from the classes I've taught.
The issue with sodium intake is not the quantity but rather the osmolality.

https://peterattiamd.com/rickjohnson/
Don't care, although in the old days I declared a CC BY (attribution) license[1] on my blog. The fact many of these models cannot do basic attribution-- this is a very serious shortcoming, that potentially may affect the availability of fair use.

[1] https://creativecommons.org/share-your-work/cclicenses/
I'm sorry but I'll believe it when I see it, Elon Musk has promised a lot of things haven't happened yet; even when they were supposed to be "by the end of the year" 10 years in a row, 10 years ago.
To give an idea why, I’ll
present to you my own business case study.

I just bought $7,000 in ads at Meta for 2 months, for my retail clothing store that has 4 employees. We don’t even sell online. We are pure brick-and-mortar retail. I expect revenue to be 4x-10x that for that time those ads run. Whenever I buy ads on their platform, it’s always that kind of result. It’s better than my Google search ads because fashion isn’t something you necessarily seek to solve a problem. It’s something that someone else convinces you should buy.

Meta has billions of people staring all day on their platform, and they have ways for me to easily target the exact person that would buy our clothes, even if they aren’t searching for it.

I could do marketing in other ways, but this is the laziest, easiest way. And I’ve done things like direct mail and video ads and posters. I just have a full time engineering job and this is my side hustle. Fashion marketing is a lot of work, and Meta makes it easy.

And I believe there are millions of small businesses like mine that Meta is effectively taking advantage of. I know people in my exact fashion market of mom-and-pop clothing stores, some doing part time in their homes, some with small retail shops, doing the same thing of hitting “Boost” on their Instagram or Facebook posts. You don’t need to be LVMH to market fashion with Meta. It really does work at the micro-level.
I wonder if any noticeable group of people are retreating to paper journals or letter circles again. Probably not, but you never know.
Fuck openai. They didn't ask my peemission to crawl my blog into their dataset.
>> Hype.

> What do you mean hype? There's actually a 100% chance JPEG-XL is giving a smaller file than JPEG.

As a one-word statement, it's a colloquial expression of excitement. OP isn't doubting that JPEG-XL is an improvement over JPEG; they're looking forward to it.
MCP Agent seems super promising and the team behind it is amazing!
What Michael Crichton Reveals About Big Tech and A.I
There's a big gap between speculating on a blackboard and hard physical proof

For instance, that there would be 33 amino acids in that sample.

For all we know, those amino acids could've all been left handed like the ones in our bodies.

This hard confirmation of equal fractions of left and right handed amino acids rules out several hypothesis of why our amino acids are all left handed
Good - a few months after Y2K38 so they'll have worked out all the problems by then.