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Is there still a functioning team behind replicate.com?
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Show HN: Bearchat.ai, the place to test AI models
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2y ago
I can't believe how ignorant some people could be. It is so easy to find reports and evidence of how Tiktok could be of great value to people. https://www.nytimes.com/2025/01/16/dining/tiktok-ban-coo
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Some opinions here are super ignorant. Yes Tiktok has lots of silly videos but it also is a way for many talented people to reach their audience. Many small business owners and indie artists depend on it to make a living.
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I initially agreed with the author but at a second thought, I found the author made a big mistake of not distinguishing different types of quality. The article talked about mostly entertainment or art related quality. However when it comes
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2y ago
This cool but comfyui has been doing this for years.
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3y ago
Why is it impossible for Talyor Swift to ask that question herself? Because she is a blonde singer? It is very common for someone top of one's trade to command respectable knowledge and skill in another trade. Einstein was a decent vio
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I don't think it was full out from Russia's side. They could still mobilize millions and use nukes. They haven't really bombed Kyiv's critical infrastructures and government buildings, for example president's office
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4y ago
I think he meant a treaty of quasi independence yet on face a special autonomous region of China for Taiwan. And your assessment is right. It is unimaginable for any leader of CCP to grant independent state to Taiwan. He would be buried by
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4y ago
Full out invasion by Russia to Ukraine.
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4y ago
I first found out his story from new yorker https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2015/02/02/pursuit-beauty when the issue came out. I almost busted in tears. I just wish he continue to enjoy mathematics, n
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4y ago
Typing this from shanghai now. It is crazy that CCP is again on the course of self destruction. Maybe this sort of self destruction is inevitable for every single major power. It is just a matter if one can correct the wrong and change cour
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4y ago
No. My complaint is that the study method is fundamentally unreliable. And if we accept that the reports are reliable, and analysis is reliable, 2.5% of all brain dead reports are questionable don't sound suspicious at all.
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4y ago
I admit that I stopped reading further when I saw that line. Still in the summary: These two apparently disparate topics converge in a unique case: the intimate involvement of transplant surgeons in China in the execution of prisoners via t
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4y ago
Care to share a link where I can book an organ transplant tour in China?
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5y ago
It is so in China and it is every 5 minutes in most cases. Precisely because of this, I chose doctors from good public hospitals because of their super rich experiences instead of fancy private hospitals.
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5y ago
China tried the US elite college admission approach by alllowing top universities to accept a small number of students before Gaokao as pilots. And corruption ensured. Lots of complaints from the public. It was reverted back to purely based
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The Silent Partner Cleaning Up Facebook for $500M a Year
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Chinese has this idiom 入乡随俗, meaning in other people's land you follow other people's custom. It is a culture of us to make the hosts feel comfortable by giving ourselves a name of the hosting country, though of course some Chines
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> It’s crazy to me that this ‘after school study’ was identified as a major reason for declining birth rates, as if decades of policy and the ensuing culture could turn on a dime and the government could ramp womb production by 250% from
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The USA hasn't yet provided evidence of Huwei spying for Chinese government.
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A Group of Scientists Presses a Case Against the Lab Leak Theory of Covid
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There was woman's liberation movement before CCP took power in 1949. It started at the end of Qing dynasty and continued with up and downs until Chiang's China. You are also right too that communism naturally calls for equality be
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Cherry picking and then overgeneralization are the two poisonous pills that are been fed to westerners about China. Western media pick all the authoritarian measures CCP did or is doing and blow them up and make them all about China. They i
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his dark forest theory: - All life desires to stay alive. - There is no way to know if other lifeforms can or will destroy you if given a chance. - Lacking assurances, the safest option for any species is to annihilate other life f
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China’s New Rover Captures Unique Selfie on Mars
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>> Very interesting take. The Zhurong rover, whose name translates to “fire god,” used a detachable wireless camera to capture a clever image of itself and its landing platform on the surface of Mars.
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The obsession of 'China bad' now is absurdly similar to the ’US bad' during China's darkest period before opening up.
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6y ago
McKinsey would think it is a badge of honor because it means they were competent and their advice made difference significant enough from pure BUSINESS point of view.
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6y ago
Was a subscriber too. cancelled for its politicizing everything, and a superficial and biased China desk. Now I subscribe to New Yorker and Bloomberg.
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