skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I mean it remains to be seen if it will be compute or bandwidth bound, I am sure mac ultra will also have double or triple compute as well.

But in either case its going to do much better than currently available CPUs with easily upgradeable ram. I would not be surprised to see 128gb configurations for around 3k (going of the ASUS g13 announced pricing of arround 2k for 32gb version and them saying it will go up to 128gb).

At that point sure it might not compete with max but its at a much more acceptable price point, it will not be a device you get just for the AI, but a mobile workstation that you can also run some local models on for normal money. Will need to wait and see. I know I am not buying anything from ASUS either way.
It's not a huge deal for humanity, but it's exciting for aviation enthusiasts and those studying the air travel space.

To my layman's eye, they've built a civilian version of a trainer/fighter jet, now all they have to do is scale it up to airliner size :) Long way to go but you have to start somewhere.
I use and like Enpass: https://www.enpass.io/
A far more likely possibility is that their ideology is actually centered around "Sith who happen to originate from Vega (a.k.a. α Lyrae)", not "Sith who abstain from animal products".

(A residual possibility is "Sith from Las Vegas, Nevada".)
`brew install coreutils` and update your `PATH`.
It's bad, it is no longer capable of filling out password fields, I need to copy it manually and then paste it.
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A fun project that I built to try out R1 Distill Llama 70B. Enjoy :)
Why does the FCC need to be the one to do this? Kinda seems like something that should be handled at a state/local level via the existing laws around renting and leasing in that area?
The sad truth is that for the most part, the web hosting industry has normalized a fairly lax approach to security, and sees settlements like this, and even breaches, as a cost of doing business. Look at Wordpress maintenance, for example.

It's a tough business hosting arbitrary UGC, and doing it well costs a lot of time effort and money (ask me how I know). But I fully agree: treating this as just another line-item cost is absurd.
Who is the designated naming authority
I also hated this change, but there is a setting:

Settings -> Autofill -> Click items to autofill in Vault view
I guess I've still been somewhat hopeful that the Legislative and Judicial branches will do their job and curb the worst of Trump's excesses or power grabs. But you're right that it's not looking good so far with the GOP Senate seeming to allow anything Trump wants so far. Hesgeth's confirmation was a really bad sign.

And you're right, ICE could well be on its way to turning into the Stasi.
Some fire victims claim Airbnb's free housing vouchers are useless
> very nervous that if I lost my phone that I'd be locked out of literally every account I have

I use Bitwarden 2FA with my phone, but I have backup codes stored in a fireproof safe with my other important documents.
Most definitely! I've been writing a small generative AI application the last few months as a side project and have been consistently impressed with how well it works in this context. Plus since there's so much writing on RoR on the Internet, it makes it really easy to program with Cursor or Github Copilot. Great choice all around. I recently wrote up some examples of how great it works with things like Web Sockets here: https://blog.spellbooks.ai/posts/move-over-spas-rails-is-bro...
[dupe] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42856023
The marketing culture for announcing hardware exploits is so strange to me. The norm seems to be getting a custom domain, logos, demos, an FAQ... why do all this instead of just reporting the exploit and releasing a paper?
ICPM! That's a new acronym you just coined!
Not as crazy of a theory as you might imagine. Years after death and acquisition after acquisition, a mystery Googler recompiled the long-discontinued Pebble app with the original signing keys so that it would work with new 64-bit app requirements.

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2022/10/pebble-a-2013-smartw...
I feel like this tweet and Altman's tweet (https://x.com/sama/status/1884066337103962416) have a vibe of "our investors are mad and told us we had to say something". Are people getting cold feet over the $500B?
Yes, they are. It’s a numbers game.
Why do people keep talking about this? We get it, Chinese models are censored by CCP law. Can we stop talking about it now? I swear this must be some sort of psyop at this point.
> the open-domain Frame Problem is equivalent to the Halting Problem and is therefore undecidable.

Thank you, Code as Data problems are innate to the von Nuemman architecture, but I could never articulate how LLMs are so huge they are essentially Turing-complete and equivalent computationally.

You _can_ combinate through them, just not in our universe.
> Despite its vast oil and gas reserves, the Nordic country has long been recognized as a global leader in sustainable transportation.

I think this is probably a lot more causal than a "despite" would deserve. Having a vast amount of money[0] to just drill out of the ground, well invested, means there's money to pay for premium goods such as electric cars.

[0] https://www.ncesc.com/geographic-pedia/are-all-norwegians-we...
Statistically, which do you think is a better way to get to $1 million? Working for BigTech or equivalent or starting your own business?
"even though they've provided 60,000 free nights, many recipients found the vouchers unusable due to seven-day expiration periods and inability to apply them to existing bookings"
So...do they need some remedial "have_cake XOR eat_cake" training for their CEO? Or just to take away his X account?
You don’t open up for CSRF attacks if you use same site cookies, which I guess is part of why this pattern is seeing more use now.
The attitude underlying this comment likely makes you a bad culture fit...
If your world is limited to the US and western Europe, sure.
Any idea what a clinical trial to approval roadmap might look like? Vested interest.
>control who gets that information

With you so far yes

>giving read access to an cloud llm

We are doomed
I wish I'd known that years ago. I always use solid colors for background as it's less of a distraction (I suppose if I'd alternated between an image and solid color I'd have noticed it but I didn't).

The question remains why didn't Microsoft notice the problem at the time as to the programmer it should have been obvious. But then from experience I think I've answered that already.

BTW, I've still some old machines with Win 7 so I might experiment with it.
Ask HN: Any DIY Hardware tutorials out there?
I'm looking for something similar for: https://github.com/codecrafters-io/build-your-own-x
Like something with building hardware projects and teaching you how they did it.

It could be any useful general hardware build tutorial not only DIY.
Or they'll ask you to fill out an "application form" that includes your full name, date of birth, address, SSN, driver's license number, etc. Hmmm...
Sorry, what? Depreciating a product has never been illegal in America. Consumer protections are an afterthought, and that applies to Google as much as it applies to Apple and Microsoft. You aren't owed shit.

The rules of reality are written the moment you click "agree" on the EULA. Like the other comment says; the only way to win is to refuse buying things you don't own. Otherwise you're just a sucker who has a hard time living down their mistakes.
I thought it was going to be more like this gaming mag.

https://archive.org/details/DragonMagazine260_201801/Dragon%...

ps. My era of gaming starts around issue 100ish.
I know that V3 and R1 are different. But I didn't realize they seem to be running the censoring at different levels. I just got the same response from R1 hosted by Fireworks.ai, which I didn't expect.
What we see through history is that human labour cost goes up and machine cost goes down.

Suppose you want to have your car washed. Hiring someone to do that will most likely give the best result: less physical resources used (soap, water, wear of cloth), less wear and tear on the car surface and less pollution and optionally a better result.

Still the benefit/cost equation is clearly in favor of the machine when doing the math, even when using more resources in the process.

What is lacking in our capitalist economic system is the fact of hiring people to perform services is punished by much higher taxes compared to using a machine, which is often even tax deductible. That way, the machine brings only benefits to the user of the machine (often a more wealthy person), less much to society as a whole. If only someone could find a solution to this tragedy.
False, facts only need to be seen once, and one mis-step in reasoning and your CoT is derailed.
>replace it with literally any chat application made in the last 30 years. Hell even Microsoft Lync didn't have this problem.

Ah yes, let me just ask 1000 people to install microsoft lync before they can see my message
Can I exchange those good feelings for goods and services?
The point is not to demonstrate a correct response, it is to demonstrate how asking the model to implement something in code can bypass guardrails it has around certain topics in more conversational prompting.
wow it knows me so well!
Maybe a startup could work on this problem - HN has two moderators, I’m not sure it’s realistic to ask them to track more than what they already do. How would they even track and verify such hearsay anyway?
So far we haven't had a candidate pass because of salary yet. Typically candidates looking for that stable $400k salary never even talk with startups, because they know that's only a FAANG position.
Guard rails can do this. I've had no end of trouble implementing guard rails in our system. Even constraints in prompts can go one way or the other as the conversation goes on. That's one of the methods for bypassing guard rails on major platforms.
I'm so fucking sick of places enforcing that shit. Not all of us have shit passwords.
That will only happen when we have AGI and at that point the world has much bigger problems.
Not a direct answer, but months ago I was applying to YC startups that were actively posting opportunities. I had great references from past YC startups, what I'd consider a good resume, a proven track record of actually building stuff. Not a single company was interested. This was true outside of YC companies too, though. It was surreal. I started to think I must be a fraud or something.
yeah 100% . picking up pennies in from of the train. thanks for the bits. so I should search on "Variance Swaps"? . I do a great deal of options trading and play around with some ATS software for options trading that i've developed using IB api. lot of factors and complexity as you mentioned. factors like liquidity . IV spikes, are dimensions to consider. thinking of trading high probability 0DTE spreads with portfolio hedging in place.
Me thinks he doth protest too much.
ALA to U.S. Department of Education: Book bans are real
Only academics read exploit papers. I don't see anything wrong with releasing the information is a more digestible way if it is something that affects the general populace. I only knew about heartbleed because of the website. https://heartbleed.com/
The people are still real, but both the content and the engagement is already fake and mostly AI generated.

Influencer posts AI generated stuff, reader fake-engages by posting an AI generated response.
I am not sure if the results are that comparable to be honest. For example DALL-E expands the prompt by default to be much more descriptive. We would need to somehow point out that it is close to impossible to produce the same results than DALL-E, for example.

I bet there has been a lot of testing that what looks "by default" much more attractive for the general people. It is also a selling point, when low effort produces something visually amazing.
> Czech Republic is now Czechia

The Czech Republic is still the Czech Republic; it is also now known as Czechia. "Czech Republic" is the full official name of the country, like "United States of America". "Czechia" is the official short or informal name for the country, like "United States".
less concerned not unconcerned. learn to read yourself before lecturing people about education
You said a lot of controversial things. I'll just zoom in on the last bit:

> I have the impression that EU is doing everything possible to keep us, European citizens, behind, just mere spectators in this tech war. We are already irrelevant, niche players.

Citizens of the US are just as irrelevant, if not more, since none of the productivity gains trickles down to them. Their real wage growth has stagnated since the 1970s, and each year that goes by, their actual power to purchase more goods or services goes down.

The victories in AI only matter to those who will profit from it.

When it comes to the citizens of a country benefiting from AI or not, being the leader in AI tech is not very important. It is more a matter of if AI benefits them or not. That their country has the leading AI tech can as easily results in them having less jobs, and being paid worse, as it could the opposite, depending on the policies of that country.

But given that, it can very much be better to live in the EU, with second grade open-source models, but where the productivity benefits of AI benefit the general citizens, then to live in the US, where the productivity benefits of AI benefit only the few.
> continue progressing

Honest question here, hopefully it comes across that way but you never know with text.

I've never quite understood "progress" as a goal. The word is directional, it needs a goalpost to move towards and I often feel like its used more to mean "just keep changing stuff."

How do you define that goal post, and if we got there would you be happy to stop there?

For me that's the challenge. I think I said it elsewhere in this thread, but people rarely know what "enough" means for them. To me that seems like and endless loop of changing stuff and consuming all along the way because we've zoomed in on the approach of always wanting things to be better rather than setting an expectation of what is good enough.
Law enforcement use of AI isn't illegal in Ohio, just that software claims to be inadmissable. Hearsay is often inadmissable. But my understanding is that's because it is not reliable, not because it poisons subsequent investigations with illegal forbidden knowledge once a detective hears thirdhand that they should look into someone.

It seems like a catch-22 here to be in that position. They can't cite it for the warrant but if they don't they get accused of being misleading.
I read around that DeepSeek's team managed to work-around hardware limitations, and that in theory goes against the "gatekeeping" or "frontrunning" investment expectations from nvidia. If a partial chunk of investment is a bet on those expectations, that would explain a part of the stock turbulence. I think their 25x inference price reduction vs openai is what really affected everything, besides the (uncertain) training cost reduction.
As this page will probably change as it did before, here's the associated posts:

2025 Doomsday Clock Announcement - January 28, 2025

2025 Statement: https://thebulletin.org/doomsday-clock/2025-statement/

Press Release: https://thebulletin.org/2025/01/press-release-doomsday-clock...

Time Magazine op-ed: https://time.com/7210372/doomsday-clock-moved-closer-midnigh...
Blame society. Businesses won't value security unless the fear of getting attacked is sufficiently strong and the losses significant. Otherwise why invest in it at all?

Definitely not just hardware exploits though. Look at heartbleed for example. It's been going on a long time. Hardware exploits are just so much more widely applicable hence the interest to researchers.
Concorde experiences one fatal crash in 27 years: entire product line gets cancelled.

Meanwhile, Boeing 737 MAX... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Event sourcing is a PITA, from experience.

Something like Datomic makes a lot more sense:

https://vvvvalvalval.github.io/posts/2018-11-12-datomic-even...
Exactly, try to ask Claude about photos of Hitler and it will also refuse to help
>"Why we even still bother with the letters and mailboxes metaphor is beyond me"

Well for one it enables us to apply a whole lot of law and case law without reinventing the wheel.

Mail contents enjoy a lot of privacy privileges, while headers do not as they are used for routing purposes.

>Just send the file, what does "attaching"

Ah yes just send the file, how didn't we think of this sooner, you must publish your findings with the engineering community, pronto open an rfc
This is the point of void*, one does not have to use it.
Search for a GGUF on Hugging Face and look for a "use this model" menu, then click the Ollama option and it should give you something to copy and paste that looks like this:

ollama run hf.co/MaziyarPanahi/Mistral-7B-Instruct-v0.3-GGUF:IQ1_M
Crazy to hear how much spam & straight up liars are applying nowadays. Not being able to pass a technical interview is one thing, but sending a fake resume and then expecting to not be exposed as a fraud is just crazy, sociopath behavior.
Still doesn't make the PIN the username. You can have two passwords. The PIN is closer to the MFA code.

Or more like PIN is that password, and the card is the token.
Did you miss the part you quoted that said "$100 in 4 hours"? It does not say $100k.
Heartbleed et al. demonstrated conclusively that recognition matters; I don't begrudge researchers any technique that increases the relative visibility of their work.
Your phone and TV and PC just got significantly more expensive.
This is why any sale of Tiktok without the algorithm will fail. The Chinese will just stand up another app with the TT algo and just incentivize a ton of creators with big paycheques. The eyeballs will follow, TT will die and we'll move onto the next Chinese surveillance app. Hence why the US should have been more broad in their law rather than target TT specifically.
Seems like there is 0 harm to have a 5 minute delay on the whole broadcast in exchange for a more polished production. Me, the viewer, will never know. I know SpaceX is doing it, its trendy to 'watch us make history in realtime', but SpaceX has a couple orders of magnitude more cash to work with.
Another company tried a similar stunt last year https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42380054
https://nebula.tv/ is a nice YouTube alternative for that kind of stuff (disclaimer: I'm mostly a subscriber for the music content, so my perception may be skewed).
Bazzite is a good distro alternative to Holo ISO, that might be better suited for a laptop or desktop.
God I hate Apple sometimes
Europe now has access to a model R1, which is as good as the best US model o1, but for free. This is because of competition.
The internet would be a little better, if people were a little nicer
Why? I use it for scientific computing and find it very useful for exactly this purpose. But maybe you could be more precise and explain what exactly about the type system is not powerful enough.
Did not know Wayland has exclusive FS.
That's the result of guard rails on the hosted service. They run checks on the query before it even hits the LLM as well as ongoing checks at the LLM generates output. If at any moment it detects something in its rules, it immediately stops generation and inserts a canned response. A model alone won't do this.
> That's not a GPL violation, that's a Nintendo TOS violation and up to them to enforce.

It's a GPL violation if it prevents the developer from being able to fulfill the obligations of the GPL. That'd indeed be why Nintendo would prohibit GPL'd code in their TOS.

> As for the game itself, shipping a game + emulator isn't the same as shipping a game built with a GPL library. The emulator runs on the platform and runs the game which can be built standalone.

True, but they're still on the hook for the emulator itself and the obligations of its license terms.
> The BFF pattern is just "mostly microservices dedicated to a particular client type".

If you’re building dedicated APIs for just one client you’ve come full circle and building a monolith with a bunch of extra step. Why not just build a good old web app at that point?
The irony of an AI company’s hiring woes due to too much AI.
OPM in the Midst of a Hostile Takeover
Their recommendation of Norton LifeLock kills their credibility.
kinda agree with everything there tbh
Confidential Compute and GPUs
Amazon Nimble Studo is no longer accepting new customers
I love that at the end there's a "How to set a solid color as the desktop background in Windows 7 or in Windows Server 2008 R2" section.
They never outright confirm or denied like Trump admin did right now. They circled the issue entirely:

>Former president Joe Biden said at the time that the drones were “nothing nefarious” and told the public that his administration was following the issue closely but that there was “no sense of danger”.

>John Kirby, Biden’s national security communications adviser, also said at the time that the drones were not a national security or public safety risk.

>“To the contrary, upon review of available imagery, it appears that many of the reported sightings are actually manned aircraft that are being operated lawfully,” Kirby said at the time.

White House today:

>“After research and study, the drones that were flying over New Jersey in large numbers were authorized to be flown by the FAA for research and various other reasons,” she said, adding that “many of these drones were also hobbyists, recreational and private individuals that enjoy flying drones”.

This is a much more clear and concise report.
This introduced me to the idea of load value predictors. Is Apple the only chip designer using these in commercially released microarchitecture?
Thanks for the info. Can you give an example of someone on the right mistaking a symbol for reality? I've seen, I believe, the opposite in play. I've seen, for instance, thinkers like Jordan Peterson and Jonathan Pageau argue the exact opposite; that a symbol is an approximation but also that it's utility is tied to fidelity with reality. And, over-simplistic viewpoints are found in abundance on the left.

As an example, a leftist over-simplifies that all group disparities must be caused by systemic injustice. This is deeply untrue, and, for instance, Sowell's "Wealth, Poverty, and Politics" is a treatise on the myriad of complexities that can result in group disparity that have nothing to do with social oppression or even occur in spite of it. But the SJW has a "map" of the territory, and it gives a seemingly univariate explanation for everything.
EDIT: worked for me, now :D very interesting. using your tools profile summary as my bio now.

JSON.parse: unexpected character at line 1 column 1 of the JSON data

hugged to death already :(
Funny how ideas like "competition" and "the free market" are great until that competition comes from elsewhere and someone else comes into the market and spooks the incumbents.
Yeah, but unless a cache miss has a performance penalty of roughly one second, you should be fine.
Well done! Immediately interesting.
> Our trade has changed forever, and there's no going back

Forever? Hell, it hasn't even existed for a lifetime yet.
This is an unfathomably based take, and you have improved my day significantly. Thanks.
One spot where safari is in an advantageous position to force a new default, as long as they roll it out on iOS first.
Can I have the source for this? DX12 dropped exclujsive FS? Why does every game still has this as a option then? Or are you talking about VR specifically?
Related article and discussion from 16 days ago: Uv's killer feature is making ad-hoc environments easy https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42676432 (502 points, 417 comments)