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by numpad0 1y ago
Use `https://google .com/search?q=-tl%20%s` as your search engine in the browser. Adding "-tl" to search terms remove most translated results from Google Search results. For now anyways.
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by numpad0 1y ago
That's not the root of the problem. The root of the problem is that LLMs just can't constitute a punctually Japanese understanding of text like that guideline and speak in Japanese with native fluency no matter what. I just know t
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by numpad0 1y ago
The Standard Chinese language was always known to be oddly syntactically close to US English. No one calls it an Indo-European language, but they sometimes feel closer together than English and French on surface levels. Japanese is not like
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by numpad0 1y ago
And the fact that they didn't strongly suggests that they knew.
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by numpad0 1y ago
Isn't it fascinating that despite `while true; do claude --yolo` over a weekend being all it takes to port some project across platforms, LLMs completely fall apart when it comes to speaking grammatical and natural Japanese? Free tier
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by numpad0 1y ago
lmao. This is a "research team and five years" task with current state of LLM.
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by numpad0 1y ago
Chinese companies will get a factual monopoly no matter what, as long as they keep comparing imports vs domestics on prices. It's not like East Asian "subsidies" are going to end in 3 to 6 months, years, even decades. The imp
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by numpad0 1y ago
USB-C can't readily carry everything. There are specific and expensive electronic switch things on host side that has to be handled with gloves by experienced mixed signal experts. It's standardized and allowed, but you're on
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by numpad0 1y ago
Why isn't there still no HID or touch coordinate feedback feature in HDMI? That would solve this problem once and for all. There are Ethernet over HDMI, CEC(IR remote), ARC for audio, but not USB or touch. That seems like a mildly big
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by numpad0 1y ago
Aviation regulations are updated in FAFO basis("written in blood" is the more common version).
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by numpad0 1y ago
Those always existed but I suspect it's for some highly specific business use cases, something like fashion magazine photo studios or some R&D facility infra. They're not for reliably syncing photos over the Internet. Or maybe
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by numpad0 1y ago
First part hell no second part hell yeah. I wouldn't want to deal with current equivalent of Android 2.3 or 4.0.4 or eMMC failures or 5 minute bootup delay from battery insertion to first shutters with high end $1.5k cameras. What&#x27
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by numpad0 1y ago
yelling at idiots idiots never work. Doing so imprint a snapshot of whatever they were doing deeper into their brains. Our brains take intersections of the zipped archives of situation logs and turn that into reproducible scripted acts. Neg
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by numpad0 1y ago
Disagree, albeit with a /s. We should continue attaching increasingly more corrupted cores to the Wheatley-GLaDOS. Twitter as it is an artery IV port to inject defeatism and derangement into that group of people. Eventually the control
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by numpad0 1y ago
It just means RAMs aren't sold in volume in your area, if you're not feeling it... [1]: https://kakaku.com/item/K0001448114/pricehistory/ (archive: https://archive.is/CHLs2 )
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by numpad0 1y ago
You have to specifically look for cooling only AC where I am. Most ACs come with heat-dehumidify-cool mode selection and therefore qualify as "heat pumps", as far as how the term is used. I think it's just quirks of regions t
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by numpad0 1y ago
> ... on selling these things. Or making those things. I think it could make sense if that $2.3k mostly only accounted for Western labor involved rather than representing entirety of "real" costs. Like - just entirely making up
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by numpad0 1y ago
TIL the "full" name of Alibaba Qwen is 通義千問(romanized as "Tongyi Qianwen", something along "knows all thousand questions"), of which the first half without the Chinese accent flags is romanized identically to &
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by numpad0 1y ago
I think the more correct question is why humans don't use em dashes in the first place while LLMs do all the time. And the short answer to that is, because it's Unicode stuff. Regular computers for human use only support ASCII in
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by numpad0 1y ago
There were no activation for GSM phones. You insert a whitelisted SIM and the phone would just register(login) to the network. The network doesn't care. Phone might care, but it's processed instantly on the modem. It was Apple t
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by numpad0 1y ago
Active installs of LineageOS[1] as reported on official tracker is 4.3m instances right now. An MAU of 5m is like, less than Bluesky, Switch 2 shipped so far, most F2P phones games you've heard of, etc. The leverages it has is that of
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by numpad0 1y ago
Is this really unique to China? I thought that the problem was that prices become more arbitrary and subjective than representative of cost of labor, with inter-continental trades. ... wait, does this also explain apparent advantages in sof
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by numpad0 1y ago
> My vision of the hack is to distribute a verified loader apk, which in turn dynamically loads any apk the user wants. Right back to Symbian signed AppTRK and rolling back hardware clocks. Great.
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by numpad0 1y ago
The problem wasn't the special mobile internet but the operating systems. Most phone OS before iOS just couldn't run full Gecko/Trident/WebKit/what-have-you. The phones could reach any external IPv4 addresses, but t
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by numpad0 1y ago
Google, Apple, or CCP. Problem solved. I mean, the actual implementation will be that CCP signs Google DragonFly Global Root CA cert, and Apple runs Google signed firmware, but those are just minor implementation details.
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by numpad0 1y ago
Is this thing vastly more anatomically correct than most humanoids? Thumbs are opposable, finger roots are somewhat more behind than most, has shoulders(at all), torso has at least pitch in the middle, etc etc. I don't know if it matte
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by numpad0 1y ago
Not natively, they all sound translated in languages other than English. I occasionally come across French people complaining about LLMs' use of non-idiomatic French, but it's probably not a French problem at all, considering that
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by numpad0 1y ago
Looks like standalone AST2400 PCIe x1 cards exist and are sold on AliExpress, but none of them has the Ethernet port for some reason, strange.
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by numpad0 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Running
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by numpad0 1y ago
If it's not obvious to multiple Google SREs and no instruction sticker was present, that's a bad UI.

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