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by evolighting 11mo ago
No. Web 3.0 is still far away—much like the so-called metaverse. But AI stuff is everywhere, and AGI-generated material is growing rapidly. If this continues, traditional search engines will soon be overwhelmed by AI-produced content. In th
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by evolighting 11mo ago
The web of every age has certainly died, but only to be replaced by a new form of "web". We have had Web1.0, web2.0, or even web3.0, and waht more -- the AI; The web that people were familiar with and loved back then had already d
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by evolighting 11mo ago
Because people who hype Bitcoin claim that its value comes from it: Bitcoin is anonymous, secure, and private, and therefore can be used for illegal transactions without fear of being traced.
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by evolighting 11mo ago
The "garbage pile" of papers is not a problem, they are deliverables, representing completed work for which people have been payed. If we stop paying for those "garbages", the problem might disappear. But what about the
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by evolighting 1y ago
My favorite one: "ggdG" didn't work no Helix; But more importantly,it reflects the reality that although they bear some resemblance, the design logic of vi and Helix are actually fundamentally different.
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by evolighting 1y ago
Some concept from evolutionary biology: if the environment remains stable, dominant competitors can sustain their advantage indefinitely, ultimately excluding all other rivals. This pattern seems to apply equally to the "lifestyle&quot
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by evolighting 1y ago
This blog page feels laggy in Firefox, but it works fine in Chrome. The floating menu with the frosted glass effect seems to be causing the problem, remove that div in F12, fix it. What’s the reason behind this?
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by evolighting 1y ago
cfDNA-based tests have received heavy investment, mainly because they are easy to market. It’s not a false promise — rather, a technology that is still far from perfect because of existing technical barriers.
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by evolighting 1y ago
no they are different, for AMD zen1 stuff: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMD%E2%80%93Chinese_joint_vent...
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by evolighting 1y ago
you could localhost ollama, vLLM, or something like that; Open Models are good enough for simple task, With a bit of extra effort and learning, this is usually just works for most case. But in that situation, there may be no further updates
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by evolighting 1y ago
I don't know what you are talking about In China, most locally manufactured brands seem to vanish after roughly two decades — whether in clothing, food, daily necessities, automobiles, or electronics. Yet, global brands such as Coca-Co
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by evolighting 1y ago
something like this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45051920
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by evolighting 1y ago
Safety is important, but may not that important. So, shouldn’t we just create something like a "secure virtual machine" to make it easier to protect sensitive content, rather than requiring the highest level of security for everyt
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by evolighting 1y ago
It's nothing about China, point out in that article, it is "China Doesn't Need Us Anymore." because, Some people in China they don't care what "THE WORLD" care, So, "THEY ARE ALIENS", that’s what
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by evolighting 8y ago
Gambling is gambling, loot box is loot box, I think we should not spending time on arguing the definition, but instead limit loot box as what we do with gambling. New stuff come with new rules, may sound more resealable.
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by evolighting 8y ago
however in that case there is no "free and open web." It is google's walled garden.
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by evolighting 8y ago
I can't agree with you; What you are taking about is exactly what the "Targeted Advertising" sellers tell you; When back into real world, do these "Targeted Advertising" really help you? Or you really trust the ad,
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by evolighting 8y ago
"Targeted Advertising" in my opinion is just gimmick of those advertisers. Sure it do works sometimes, but it is not panacea for all.
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by evolighting 9y ago
But every country teaching their version of history. Opium Wars is truly what change the Old China, force it open door which has long been closed. The so-called Freedom was just bullshit, it only profits, that drive the war. And I think the
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by evolighting 9y ago
what about using a DB? Is there any really simple database for the same purpose?
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by evolighting 9y ago
Maybe the "Really Smart Leaders" not the real smart one?
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by evolighting 9y ago
It seems Google is far big enough to handle its own Linux distro; So it is very strange why they haven't done it since they even have created their own programing language.
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by evolighting 9y ago
There are books specially designed for different levels. Such as books with phonetic annotation，or book using only "easy Chinese characters" with pictures would be pretty easy to read by very young kids. As for Adult books, I beli
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by evolighting 9y ago
I think the problem for mobile web would never be solved by "import" something.Every website should really find their own way, since websites varies in many aspect. But to be honest, I really think developers these days are doing
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by evolighting 9y ago
And in fact, kids are busy too! I have seen it too often, while parents are busy working, their kid even at nursery school are busy having various kinds of classes.
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by evolighting 9y ago
YES, "Tech-driven", but FOR PROFILE. SO it is none of ordinary people's business. It is economy, not people's wages.
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by evolighting 9y ago
I always hate long output; Since there is no direct "roll up" most times
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by evolighting 9y ago
I think economic would eventually benefit economic itself first. BUT what I want to say about this problem is I don't think such number really means so much. Numbers tell you something of course, but they are just part of aspects after
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by evolighting 9y ago
What really annoyed me recently is WEBP; Yes, I know the format is GREAT AND GOOGLE, but none of my pic view tools on PC be able to print them on screen, nor my None chrome browser. That feel IE anyway.
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by evolighting 9y ago
So, Your only ad choice will be Goolge! Since another ad provider (?) may be "annoying or intrusive"; Yes I`m just kidding, But google is far too POWERFUL anyway.

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