luobogao

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   by luobogao 4y ago

   That term has some mainland chinese vibes. Taiwanese usually call themselves 台灣人 [táiwān rén].
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   by luobogao 4y ago

   Maybe the current version of your extension doesn't use that permission to track history and browsing data. But what about after an update or two or after it's been sold to the highest bidder, unbeknownst to the user? Worst case
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   by luobogao 4y ago

   Stylometry. Seems like it currently leaves enough textual clues that simple BERT like models have no trouble picking them up, no watermarks needed. Demo: https://huggingface.co/openai-detector - note it not was not even fin
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   MIT Wins ACM ICPC World Finals(twitter.com)

   1 points by luobogao 4y ago|0 comments
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   by luobogao 4y ago

   Not in Taipei, the subject of the article
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   by luobogao 4y ago

   Taiwan's weather bureau reports intensity in different regions and was reporting mostly 2 in Taipei (maybe at one point 3? esp. for New Taipei), that's what I'm talking about.
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   by luobogao 4y ago

   Actually Taipei was only around 2. Magnitudes 6-7 were in the epicenter near Taitung, fairly far away - about 200-300km.
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   by luobogao 4y ago

   It was only a magnitude 2 in Taipei. The epicenter was 200-300km away in the south-east of the island