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So let's split CJK? Unicode is a joke anyway. It should be renamed to Multicode.
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When Unique Resource Locator becomes Unique User Tracker. I believe Douyin is the most notorious of them all. Each video doesn't expose unique ID at all. Every link is a short link uniquely bond to your device/app/browser.
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Some Chinese influencer/vlogger would jokingly annotate that "you can also add electricity if you are an EV person"
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I mean it's much, much more than some random guy's personal daily life blog It's cultural movement and social discourse, memory of many that's been lost.
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It's sad. There are some blogspot owner who are in jail (like for political or religion reasons), they can't access Google so their blog and accounts might get deleted forever.
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that's awesome I saw a similar hack https://tldp.org/HOWTO/html_single/TCP-Keepalive-HOWTO/#libk...
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I assume there are some clever gdb hacks out there to swap any http fd with another.
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> The reason LLMs fail at solving mathematical problems is because That's exactly what Go/Baduk/Weiqi players think some years ago. And superalignment is defintely OpenAI's major research objective: > https:/
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tl;dr Q* (q-star) by makers of ChatGPT was able to solve certain mathematical problems ... performing maths on the level of grade-school students, acing such tests made researchers very optimistic about Q*’s future success
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> Rapid Commercialization (Team Sam) and Upholding the Original Principles (Team Helen/Ilya) If you open up openai.com, the navigation menu shows Research, API, ChatGPT, Safety I believe they belong to @ilyasut, @gbd, @sama and Hele
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author https://github.com/hanwen
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ironically, that's the mission of pre-Sam era.
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China sells them on Alibaba, not packed in AA/AAA but 18650. Review here https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1c34y1N7NU/
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except fuels burns only once and can't be recharged
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> I flew with this 2 years ago You sure? C919 didn't start commercial flights until this year (2023)
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> Now, you will need to create a company and supplier base the size of Boeing to make any use of this China: hold my baijiu
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Microsoft literally built the 5th fastest supercomputer for OpenAI to train its GPT3 back in 2020 as part of the 1B investment
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> deep misalignment about goals Did... gpt-5 made the decision?
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RSS seems like usenet these days. Old Internet users kept using it but newer generation seems just focus on ig/tiktok.
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I think it differentiates "uniquely created by a single soul" vs "mass-produced standardized item"
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Brandt Bucher – A JIT Compiler for CPython 3.13
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> The core Rust source code is very simple. It is only 40 lines of code. The Rust program manages the user input, tracks the conversation history, transforms the text into the llama2’s chat template, and runs the inference operations usi
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> this is a “holy shit” moment for Rust in AI applications Yeah because I realized the 2MB is just a wrapper that reads stdin and offloads everything to wasi-nn API. > The core Rust source code is very simple. It is only 40 lines of c
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A Flash plugin
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Is there a CSS version of this? Like Zen-garden but modern
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I mean the oil price is 50% more expensive in China, but in China the electricity is 50% cheaper than US. So if you live in China, driving an EV means 5%~10% of the cost of ICE cars.
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China's domestic EV market has a hidden advantage: the Chinese power grid
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This made me think, people use machine parsable formats to accommodate crawlers. If the "crawler" turns out to be a LLM, should websites serve vector files instead? If so, we need a standardized tokenizer at w3c.
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> yields a population of 100k (even by China's numbers) - when it was planned for 1M The Kangbashi was empty only because the "old Ordos city" was supposed to move there. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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> Sentry abandoned open source sentry from github works most of the time, but the setup process is such a PITA.
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