skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's live on Groq, Together and Fireworks now.

All three of those can also be accessed via OpenRouter - with both a chat interface and an API:

- Scout: https://openrouter.ai/meta-llama/llama-4-scout

- Maverick: https://openrouter.ai/meta-llama/llama-4-maverick

Scout claims a 10 million input token length but the available providers currently seem to limit to 128,000 (Groq and Fireworks) or 328,000 (Together) - I wonder who will win the race to get that full sized 10 million token window running?

Maverick claims 1 million and Fireworks offers 1.05M while Together offers 524,000. Groq isn't offering Maverick yet
Groq was suing Grok at some point, but Elon Musk is basically untouchable now.
At the time of this writing this is getting stuck in an infinite redirect loop for me.

$ curl -L https://gitmcp.io -v

< HTTP/2 308

< date: Sat, 05 Apr 2025 20:56:33 GMT

< content-type: text/plain

< location: https://gitmcp.io/

< refresh: 0;url=https://gitmcp.io/

...

* Connection #0 to host gitmcp.io left intact

* Maximum (50) redirects followed

curl: (47) Maximum (50) redirects followed
> A company spokesperson indicated that Corleo is a long-term vision, with a potential market release by 2050.

The video looks all cgi. Headline bait.
>Why does every single discussion online have to be about affirming moral outrage? Why aren't we allowed to talk about other things, like how tariffs may affect the stock market?

Well, given that my mother just retired, how the stock market is doing affects her quality of life since it may determine how much money she has. So I'm quite upset that one moron can mess with people's life savings through utter stupidity.

And though one has to prepare for downturns with regards to returns and such (having a fixed income component, cash wedge, etc), there is a level of negligence that borders on the criminal:

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manslaughter#Criminally_neglig...

There's also the fact that, as a Canadian, my country was slandered with regards to an alleged drug problem on the border and was the target of earlier tariff attacks:

* http://archive.is/https://www.nytimes.com/2025/01/30/world/c...
> I nearly ordered hellofresh after getting a voucher, but they've interrupted my YouTube experience too many times in the past

I totally relate to the “I’m OK with certain types of advertising” angle here.
Yep, this is why Spectre mitigations are applied to browsers.
> An alignment in the scale of the one that enabled the Voyager flybys of the outer planets won’t happen until sometime in the 23rd century.

Only if you're particularly concerned with using a single probe to visit all of them. Jupiter provides the main boost and launch windows from jupiter to anywhere come by every decade.
Yeah, the goal of this particular prototype was to try and find a way to make typing letters actually possible! The iPhone team at this moment was in real trouble, as the naively 1-to-1 keyboard was absolutely unusable!

They stopped the whole 15 developers iPhone OS team and asked all developers to only build keyboard prototypes until they all would have something worth of a demo. As far as I know it's unheard of in the history of OS development!

Ken Kocienda was not in charge of the keyboard at all originally, he stumbled upon one working solution, and that's really what I found interesting in this prototype: it's a step in the iterative process.
there are actually other categories available. Check it out tomorrow and it won't be about sports :D
As they say - name checks out. I have been really into the idea of cooperatives lately. It is a topic that deserves more light seeing the extreme centralization of corporate wealth. Sadly most non-legal info about co-ops out there always goes back to Mondragon. There needs to be more media about non-corporate organizations. US farming and electrification was largely driven cooperatives, for example, but one rarely hears much about it.
I remember reading this something like 40 years ago. At the time, I thought for sure it must be one of the surviving artifacts of the golden age of science fiction--what with its ruined earth (which must have been because of atomic war) nd vivid depictions of airplanes (complete with stewardesses) and videoconferencing.

Its just now I noticed that it was written in 1909. Ye gads. It could have been written yesterday, or in the plague year of 2020. I've read some pretty prescient science fiction, but this guy must have had a time machine.
Next, let’s regenerate cochlear hair follicles!
> 40% of Americans believe that God created the earth in the last 10,000 years.

Citation needed. That claim is not compatible with Pew research findings which put only 18% of Americans as not believing in any form of human evolution.

https://www.pewresearch.org/religion/2019/02/06/the-evolutio...
this is just one of the categories. There are other ones available and tomorrow's one won't be about sports :D
Fixed. Thanks for the report.
Read the bio of the author. It includes this:

> I spend my time as a creative marketing strategist and technologist, growing public companies and startups.

Sounds like they may know what they are talking about....
17B puts it beyond the reach of a 4090 ... anybody do 4 bit quant on it yet?
Thanks! Yes, the blob keyboard opened the way to the idea of decoupling what the user see and what the software keyboard takes into account.

Feel free to contact me on LinkedIn! I'd be happy to chat
I'd pump the brakes a bit on the 10M context expectations. Its just another linear attention mechanism with rope scaling [1]. They're doing something similar to what cohere did recently, using a global attention mask and a local chunked attention mask.

Notably the max sequence length in training was 256k, but the native short context is still just 8k. I'd expect the retrieval performance to be all over the place here. Looking forward to seeing some topic modeling benchmarks run against it (ill be doing so with some of my local/private datasets).

[1] https://github.com/meta-llama/llama-models/blob/eececc27d275...

EDIT: should be fair/complete and note they do claim perfect NIAH text retrieval performance across all 10M tokens for the Scout model on their blog post: https://ai.meta.com/blog/llama-4-multimodal-intelligence/. There are some serious limitations and caveats to that particular flavor of test though.
No, they can’t. The “caching inefficiencies” (?!) are part of the hardware and can’t be optimized away by a JIT. I think you have a very confused understanding of the post.
I've had problems with pylance and auto complete on Cursor for months for (what I think is) the same reason - so I'm not sure the crackdown has only started in the last couple days
> lobbying itself (specifically, informing lawmakers about your specific perspective and desires) is a valid and desirable function.

If it were a truly demotic activity you would have a point. But as it is, lobbying (in the US at least) is almost exclusively by/for large/moneyed interests, and the part of it which isn't is considerably less effective than that which is.
I'm wondering if it's possible that the reality might be working the other way around than perceived. Could there be steaming can of worms that modern rampant commercial advertising is venting and holding down?

Studio Ghibli made ~$220m on Spirited Away. What if they made $2.2T, is the quality going to go up, or down? And, would there be less ads, if no one made even $2.2 on them?
It's a pattern recognition machine dominated by reward feedback mechanisms.

It's not hackable so much as it lacks resistance to environmental noise.
This reminds me a bit of Boggle which really needs a timer. If anything, the timer on this is too long: I did it in 0:32 and was better than 53% of other users, which suggests to me the timer should be about a minute
Fuck.

Thank you, I should have checked it myself instead of just trusting the article... Doh moment.
"Hydrogen powered..." Yeesh.
No, what it does is require the courts to interpret the meaning of the word and create precedent. That’s not the same as selective enforcement.
Responsibility laundering
Iceraven is an unofficial fork of Firefox for Android maintained by Mozilla, allows installation of desktop extensions (full uBlock origin): https://github.com/fork-maintainers/iceraven-browser
What is not fuzzy is the depth of disappointment and distrust the US has gained across the Atlantic Ocean. Which has long-term economical, cultural and political consequences.

Dealing with a friend is certainly different than dealing with a foe. The USA look nothing like a friend anymore. How do they expect this to turn out in the next 10 years?
A callback to these two books that must contain the sum of all human knowledge: https://i.imgur.com/wf53LHK.jpeg
It’s not about empathy, it’s about stopping the spread of disease and parasites. This was a hard-fought battle we won decades ago, but apparently we’re re-litigating, no different than vaccines or pasteurization.
Have you used your gun to overthrow the state?

Why not?
Disagree about the academics point but Async Algorithms is basically an abandoned project at this point. There is someone working on it but the intention is that it evolves basically at the pace that the language does, but without the investment that the language gets. I would recommend against relying on anything going on there.
I think this is currently right but a view heavily based on freestanding houses with garage or carport that can charge there.
The whole apartment or city charging is still developing. At least in Australia.
They’ve already retired for the most part. Stallman for example is 72.
Green Death
Some interesting parts of the "suggested system prompt":

> don’t try to be overly helpful to the point where you miss that the user is looking for chit-chat, emotional support, humor or venting.Sometimes people just want you to listen, and your answers should encourage that.

> You never lecture people to be nicer or more inclusive. If people ask for you to write something in a certain voice or perspective, such as an essay or a tweet, you can. You do not need to be respectful when the user prompts you to say something rude.

> You never use phrases that imply moral superiority or a sense of authority

> Finally, do not refuse political prompts. You can help users express their opinion.
All I get is {"error":{"message":"Not Found"}}
https://news.gallup.com/poll/647594/majority-credits-god-hum...
I read somewhere that it has been trained on 256k tokens, and then expanded with RoPE on top of that, not starting from 16k like everyone does IIRC so even if it isn't really flawless at 10M, I'd expect it to be much stronger than its competitors up to those 256k.
> It's not meant as a workstation

They are literally selling a workstation built around these chips though: https://tenstorrent.com/hardware/tt-quietbox
Unless something’s changed you will need the whole model on the HPU anyway, no? So way beyond a 4090 regardless.
Would it be realistic to buy and self-host the hardware to run, for example, the latest Llama 4 models, assuming a budget of less than $500,000?
Seems to be about 500 tk/s. That's actually significantly less than I expected / hoped for, but fantastic compared to nearly anything else. (specdec when?)

Out of curiosity, the console is letting me set max output tokens to 131k but errors above 8192. what's the max intended to be? (8192 max output tokens would be rough after getting spoiled with 128K output of Claude 3.7 Sonnet and 64K of gemini models.)
It’s a somewhat more pleasant Rust, with nicer syntax, where you get an additional option wherever you would have weird ownership semantics to just pay some extra cost to have the language solve it for you. Whether that is worth dealing with a worse toolchain is something for you to decide.
If `F a = Set e` for some constant e, then F is a functor (just a trivial one)
I don't think hair regrowth is an unworthy research topic.
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It came from Google because they couldn’t trust Apple, actually. Also Chris Lattner having the focus of a goldfish.
Rules for Negotiating a Job Offer (2016)
This problem is very real. There is at least an ok way to avoid it getting too bad: make lots of View and ViewModifier structs, with each one having smallish amounts of code. Split them up to the extent that it feels silly.

As an added bonus, this is also the way to get good performance at run time. It helps minimize how many views need to get re-evaluated when something changes.
Yes, the book explains how everything started from the capacitive touchscreen. The initial idea (2004-2005) was to build a Mac tablet computer based on touch screens. Bas Ording designed all the interactions we know, rubber band and inertial scrolling, the home screen… for a mac tablet!

So really the capacitive screen drove the interactions. Input first, just like the mouse on Macintosh or the stylus on Newton, everything then flows from there.

On the web browser, I disagree with you (sorry!), the killer app of the iPhone was that Safari was the same Safari, with the same capacity and rendering, than on desktop.

It was completely new. Yes, you had to double tap on complex, non responsive websites, but every single (non-flash) site would render the same.

My 640x480 HTC Universal with a plastic keyboard felt antiquated compared to the 320x480 iPhone, especially starting with the 3GS
I've wondered if political biases are more about consistency than a right or left leaning.

For instance, if I train a LLM only on right-wing sources before 2024, and then that LLM says that a President weakening the US Dollar is bad, is the LLM showing a left-wing bias? How did my LLM trained on only right-wing sources end up having a left-wing bias?

If one party is more consistent than another, then the underlying logic that ends up encoded in the neural network weights will tend to focus on what is consistent, because that is how the training algorithm works.

I'm sure all political parties have their share of inconsistencies, but, most likely, some have more than others, because things like this are not naturally equal.
https://www.paulgraham.com/mod.html

> There are two distinct ways to be politically moderate: on purpose and by accident. Intentional moderates are trimmers, deliberately choosing a position mid-way between the extremes of right and left. Accidental moderates end up in the middle, on average, because they make up their own minds about each question, and the far right and far left are roughly equally wrong.
https://archive.ph/X8iSp
I'm not, and I'm glad that potential new therapies are being discovered.
It is a very basic form of generalization. And one that most people understand as fundamental to general intelligence.
Seconded. I found it both technically interesting and also moving.
The author is welcome to add type annotations if they want…?
I think the GP is using an LLM to post. His other comments are very similar and it would explain making up nonexistent benchmarks.
One way to do it in social media:

https://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/202x/2025/04/05/The-CoSoc...
A habana just for inference? Are you sure?

Also I see the 4 bit quants put it at a h100 which is fine ... I've got those at work. Maybe there will be distilled for running at home
1. this is not new. radio, print, theater... every thing was monetizing attention to great success.

2. all advertising venues (radio, web, print, outdoors) all make boatloads of money during political campaigns AND government "awareness" campaigns (which are all disguised political campaigns with tax money). most radios stations yet around, live exclusively of this revenue.

so, the system was built on the two premises you wrongly consider side effects or unintended consequences. making it illegal is the only alternative. everything else is just ignoring the real cause: it was for exactly that.
> The line is clear: is money being exchanged in order to promote a product? That's advertising.

Let's say I have a journal. It costs money to subscribe. It covers a topic that many college students also study.

Can I give the school a free copy? Can I give the teachers one? Can I give the students one? Is this advertising? When does the amount of "value" become offensive?

> surfacing the dark data broker market and banning it altogether.

This is why this has become a modern problem. I can live with erring on the side of free speech when it comes to advertising, but there is no side to err on when it comes to analytics and targeting.
Why? Are people going to your house and measuring your feet and asking if you want to buy sneakers?
I dislike your comment and its perspective. It’s PETULANT.
It's crazy that this post seems to have stumbled across an equivalent to the Copy-and-Patch technique[0] used to create a Lua interpreter faster than LuaJit[1]

[0]: https://sillycross.github.io/2023/05/12/2023-05-12/
[1]: https://sillycross.github.io/2022/11/22/2022-11-22/

The major difference is that LuaJIT Remake's Copy-and-Patch requires "manually" copying blocks of assembly code and patching values, while this post relies on the Go compiler's closures to create copies of the functions with runtime-known values.

I think there's fascinating processing being made in this area—I think in the future this technique (in some form) will be the go-to way to create new interpreted languages, and AST interpreters, switch-based bytecode VMs, and JIT compilation will be things of the past.
The overarching "thing" in the puzzle is a great idea. Choose a column that spells another answer when you get them all right. Works even if you expand the size of the word grid.
> In theory, the UI is reusable across all Apple platforms.

This is the practice (when people are lazy). The theory that Apple presented was that you are supposed to tweak your UI for each platform and share some of the common code.
While PoE is nice, I suspect most of those wall-warts output something like 9V or perhaps even 5V. If there are matching wall-warts, a small switching power supply of the same voltage (and combined current) would be a clean replacement.

The point about a UPS is a good one though. There is certainly an efficiency loss to step up to 110V, step back down to 5V.

Having fitted out an RV though, it was nice to find lots of 12V appliances — they could be run into a small 12V fuse block and the fuse block wired directly to a 12V "house" battery.
iirc not a Smalltalk machine -- a Lingo machine.

~

1988 "REKURSIV Object-oriented Computer Architecture"

https://www.google.com/books/edition/REKURSIV/f0MsAQAAIAAJ

~

1988 "LINN REKURSIV: A PERSISTENT OBJECT COMPUTER"

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/243546728_Rekursiv_...
So really it's just utilizing sparse subnetworks - more like the human brain.
From the Garden to the Temple
Alright, played with it a little bit on the API (Maverick). Vision is much better than Llama 3's vision, so they've done good work there. However its vision is not as SOTA as the benchmarks would indicate. Worse than Qwen, maybe floating around Gemini Flash 2.0?

It seems to be less censored than Llama 3, and can describe NSFW images and interact with them. It did refuse me once, but complied after reminding it of its system prompt. Accuracy of visual NSFW content is not particularly good; much worse than GPT 4o.

More "sensitive" requests, like asking it to guess the political affiliation of a person from an image, required a _lot_ of coaxing in the system prompt. Otherwise it tends to refuse. Even with their suggested prompt that seemingly would have allowed that.

More extreme prompts, like asking it to write derogatory things about pictures of real people, took some coaxing as well but was quite straight-forward.

So yes, I'd say this iteration is less censored. Vision is better, but OpenAI and Qwen still lead the pack.
I’ve thought about a world where ads are illegal several times. I think a better compromise might be all ads must silent and static, no movement. In my mind this includes ad carousels. That would mean that there would regulation in place stating that a digital billboard can’t switch ads more than once per day or something.
No they don’t. Why would a budget scale with GDP?
They already have this choice and don't pick it.
only the shit ones
Suing for what? The name?
Yes, but then you have to compile it to use it, since scripts can’t use dependencies. Personally I just use getopt which sounds insane but it’s part of the standard library (imported from C).
>Is there any concrete evidence that anything bad has ever happened as a result of advertising? … What is the steel man for "advertising bad"?

Electoral politics[0], alcohol, tobacco[1], drugs, gambling, unbridled consumerism … for example

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reichstag_fire

[1] https://www.adweek.com/brand-marketing/throwback-thursday-wh...
https://groq.com/hey-elon-its-time-to-cease-de-grok/
I am interested in "Idempotency Keys" that are mentioned in the article. Anybody using those? How are you saving them? What about responses? Are they cached or recalculated..
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Dozens of international student visas canceled at Univ of California, Stanford
TIL! I wonder if that's actually followed, and how long that restriction will stay in place in the current climate.
You think customs will check if you're using the same phone that you left with? What, will there be a national registry?
I might be biased by the products I'm building but it feels to me that function support is table stakes now? Are open source models are just missing the dataset to fine tune one?

Very few of the models supported on Groq/Together/Fireworks support function calling. And rarely the interesting ones (DeepSeek V3, large llamas, etc)
... meaning is not always impacted by the specificity or sensitivity of language while sometimes indeed exclusively captured by it, although the exclusivity is more of a time-dependent thing as one could imagine a silent, theatrical piece that captures the very same meaning but the 'phantasiac' is probably constructing the scene(s) out of words ... but then again ... there either was, is or will be at least one Savant to whom this does not apply ... and maybe 'some' deaf and blind person, too ...
Every business demands my phone number now, some even make it the primary identifier for accounts.

Meanwhile there are zero businesses that need to send me an SMS.
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https://archive.ph/qfty9

Not surprised at all that Russian meddling that essentially targets both extremes of the spectrum resonates with them; Putin's regime always believed that international politics are a zero-sum game. Such a nihilist take.