charlieyu1

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by charlieyu1 2mo ago
I think they brag about being the only seller of floppies and it’s been a few years at least?
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by charlieyu1 2mo ago
Probably won’t work at all, the calls don’t even come inside the country
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by charlieyu1 2mo ago
I think it is fine, the person hasn't really leaked any critical information. He named a few clients that are mostly government departments, and it would be a public interest concern if said issue is ignored for 6 months anyway
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by charlieyu1 3mo ago
Have you seen the nuclear plant disasters that need a thousand years to clean up? Two of them so far and it hasn’t even been a century
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by charlieyu1 3mo ago
What’s their choices then? At least they got something to protect them
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by charlieyu1 3mo ago
Good benchmarks are costly to build even for mid-large corporations. And once the benchmark is used on models you really can’t tell if the problems would be scrapped for training
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by charlieyu1 3mo ago
I spend a lot of time figuring out whether an email from facebookmail.com is legit
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by charlieyu1 3mo ago
People break the law for pennies all the time
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by charlieyu1 3mo ago
Are we really supposed to trace this given how ancient it is? If we really want to do far we would eventually reach ancient Chinese emperor era names that even confuse historians
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by charlieyu1 3mo ago
I’d assume it was unnecessary because food needs were already satisfied plus the danger from deeper parts of the forest.
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by charlieyu1 3mo ago
In the old age, having money only without power to protect it was asking for trouble.
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by charlieyu1 3mo ago
TLS1.1 was a few years older than TLS1.2 and was deprecated a few years ago
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by charlieyu1 3mo ago
This is a thing for as long as human civilisation exists.
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by charlieyu1 3mo ago
I had about 2000 hours invested in a few books. I think I have made less than $2/hour so far after all the years.
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by charlieyu1 3mo ago
It will happen as long as there are competitors
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by charlieyu1 3mo ago
No, there has been a big push from big tech like Meta for more and more regulations to make sure competition couldn’t keep up
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by charlieyu1 3mo ago
I mean clearly there are so many expats in these countries, especially the wealthy ones
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by charlieyu1 3mo ago
Dreams can’t be buy
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by charlieyu1 3mo ago
So somehow cultural diversity is welcomed now
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by charlieyu1 3mo ago
I wrote a pretty insignificant book. So many complaints over the years because there are a lot of mistakes. Not something to be proud of, but I’m the only person working on a pretty large project. Thanks to AI I fixed a large number of mist
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by charlieyu1 3mo ago
Just prove by sorry
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by charlieyu1 3mo ago
Not a physics guy but isn’t experimental always the bottleneck?
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by charlieyu1 3mo ago
Can humans actually think? It is just a consequence of chemical reactions in the brain after all. And it is not like humans don’t hallucinate.
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by charlieyu1 3mo ago
The difference is that they broke the fundamental rules such that 15-min half time breaks to stick a half time show in.
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by charlieyu1 3mo ago
The World Cup final is supposed to be a war and the half time show turned it into a clown fest.
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by charlieyu1 3mo ago
On the other hand, it gives a chance for fans to turn off the TV when the game isn’t great
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by charlieyu1 3mo ago
Are they? Their revenues are limited and they can’t really extend their influence outside USA. Meanwhile European games are watched globally
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by charlieyu1 3mo ago
I just wish Lean4 is easier to use. Tried Mathematics in Lean and couldn’t even get the dependencies right
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by charlieyu1 3mo ago
I’m just annoyed at all the visa-free claims while they charge you and you need a pre-approval anyway.
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by charlieyu1 3mo ago
The Riemann Hypothesis is a weird thing. It is about as important as Fundamental Theorem of Algebra or Fundamental Theorem of Calculus in number theory. Yet we are nowhere near to proving it. And yet it is so powerful that we are trying to

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