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by NhanH 3y ago
I am Vietnamese, some context followed. The map looks indeed ridiculous. And I don't know if the movie was trying to appeal to China, or whether it was actually some misguided sarcasm, but the whole dashed-line isn't just some sma
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by NhanH 3y ago
Can you link to the Tom's hardware article? That would be amazing price.
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by NhanH 3y ago
https://www.cs.umd.edu/~waa/UMD/CMSC414-F11.html This is the class that links to the book. Fall 2011
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by NhanH 3y ago
All else being equal, 1:1 study with teacher will beat classroom handily, and probably will beat self studying as well. But the things is that all else is not equal. Even putting cost aside, the main challenge is how you find a good teach
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by NhanH 3y ago
It’s not that surprising actually, computation moves nothing and all energy has to turn into heat. If computation would use as much energy as moving physical objects, the heat would burn everything down
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by NhanH 3y ago
Which country do you live? Are you working as a developer?
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by NhanH 3y ago
Even IF Twitter could have been built with 30 developers (I have no opinion on whether this point is possible), I find it hard to believe that the system that was built by several hundred people (several thousands?) can be maintained by 30
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by NhanH 3y ago
Hard to imagine how to design such study: (close to) 100% of people that adopt kid WANTED to have kid, and planned for them. Some XX% number of people having kid via pregnancy wasn't planning for them, and some even smaller YY% number
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by NhanH 3y ago
I don’t mean the exact term “men”, just the generic word that is used to describe the concept of men.
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by NhanH 3y ago
Sure, we didn’t know the relation, but the y-chromosome didn’t spring to existence the moment we discovered it. The point is that whatever we wanted to use the word to describe was clear.
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by NhanH 3y ago
Defining unusual term is perfectly suitable for scientific journal. Men == people with y chromosome is something that has been used for thousands of year (in the context of scientific writing), and if you have to define it, you might as wel
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by NhanH 3y ago
The collisions need to deliver malicious payload as well, making it extra hard
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by NhanH 3y ago
Hard to image OpenAI not at least trying that out, so if we haven't heard any thing from them, it's safe to say it doesn't work.
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by NhanH 3y ago
How does one reconcile this with OpenAI claiming they will leave EU if the bloc “over-regulates”. At extinction level threat, no regulation is over-regulation.
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by NhanH 3y ago
Unleashing your lawyer on him or the company would be the nuclear option, consulting one to know your options is fairly standard, if you don’t yet know how things could be (and I am assuming you don’t since you are asking on HN). There are
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by NhanH 3y ago
ChatGPT works at the token level (a sequence of characters), it doesn’t know what a letter is.
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by NhanH 3y ago
China is by far the most hated country among the Vietnamese population. Not rationally, mind you, and the government's propaganda tends to avoid anything about Vietnam - China relation. So it's an odd situation, but that is how th
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by NhanH 3y ago
> China just destroyed hundreds of thousands of tech jobs due to ideology What did they do?
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by NhanH 3y ago
The arrangement of atom is not deterministic though. At atom level or smaller, we already have to use probabilistic description in physics (and as far as we know, the probabilistic description is probably not because of our inability to mea
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by NhanH 3y ago
The President of that term died in office. Trọng gave it up the next term. There was questions at the time whether he would, but in the end, he did. Why wasn't a new President nominated/ elected at the time? I'm pretty sure i
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by NhanH 3y ago
ChatGPT tends to over mock the module to the point it will always pass the test, so except for utilities module, this isn't helping much either. This is especially common in JS environment. If you think about it, it does make sense why
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by NhanH 3y ago
Party Secretary is #1 (always). Prime Minister and President is #2 and #3, with exact power ordering depends on the specific person in the role. Head of Congress is #4 with some distance with the other 3 roles. Supposedly, the top 3 role ha
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by NhanH 3y ago
The tool Facebook built has a worldwide effect, and we knew it because just 2 years ago the Vietnamese government banned a common hashtag (saltbae or something related), and it had a FB-wide effect on all countries. I find it hard to believ
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by NhanH 3y ago
The current President, youngest President ever in Vietnam, was the head of Central propaganda department [0], and I believe his achievement was integrating those censorship tools into the government usage (this is my wild guess, and absolut
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by NhanH 3y ago
Because Keep was released FIVE years before Task. And at the same rate, we are gonna have the same conversation in 5 years on why someone haven’t started using the new SuperDuperKeepTask service. From the product POV, anyone who has ever us
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by NhanH 3y ago
There has always been two types of companies: those that are run well and have process to evaluate tools as they fit the business values and needs, and those that are full of grifters, chasing whatever hype is trending at any given moment.
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by NhanH 3y ago
It’s not clear whether ChatGPT and the likes would increase productivity at the organization level. And I am talking about the current GPT-4, not some hypothetical AGI. From what I have seen, a large swath of usages are basically just peopl
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by NhanH 3y ago
He first voiced his discontent with the format around 13-15 years ago (he was #1 player by elo rating, but not yet the world champion), even skipping a cycle or two as protest. Afterward, he participated anyway and hold the title in fairly
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by NhanH 3y ago
When the two greatest chess players of all time both have issues with FIDE regarding the world chess championship title, I think it's fair to give both of them the benefit of the doubt: FIDE is probably doing something wrong, in one wa
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by NhanH 3y ago
Wait what? Tesla should be the one providing the data showing that it is safe for their software to be on the road, not the other way round. Vehicles have always need to be regulated to be on the road, rather than retroactive ban after they

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