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by suraci 2y ago
i'm really really doubt about the numbers by what i know, the US reserves the most golds in the world, could be even more if you count IMF's also but, once if the US reserve more btc than golds and use it for exchanges, surely and
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by suraci 2y ago
this is the fundamental of gold price going up(relatively, dollar price going down) the difference is, central banks are buying golds, but not bitcoins
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by suraci 2y ago
i suggest everyone who want to know the nature of crypto coin to read Das Kapital The modern sovereign credit monetary system and the rise of financial innovation products have led most people into the illusion that "commodities are mo
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by suraci 2y ago
Gold is not meant for investment; it is meant for storing value. The key factor that distinguishes gold from Bitcoin is that it is used and reserved by sovereign nations. The only path through which Bitcoin could replace gold is if sovereig
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by suraci 2y ago
Personally, I found deepseek is very very good at Chinese. I mean, it's highly literary and eloquent, it's quite amazing. I didn't see this in o1 or any other LLM. Can distillation give deepseek such capability?
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by suraci 2y ago
that's why i never use my strong passwords in many chinese websites(in fact, i tend not to use passwords in any website) i suggest you guys don't do that also this industry in china is so young, many devs and orgs don't under
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by suraci 2y ago
chatgpt doesn't bring profits to openai/microsoft but i agree: > we’re too early in the cycle to know the outcomes who knows, maybe 10years later, the weekly work hour will dropped to 20 from 40, so that consumers can give more
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by suraci 2y ago
the problem is, how much users are willing to pay for an AI-powered google or an AI-powered office365 and searching is not google's business, advertising is the most profitable business of AI seems always be 2B but not 2C, means it&#x2
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by suraci 2y ago
i agree that's a killer business solution for customer servicing but it's limited as i said, let's say amazon can replace 90% labor of the customer service department with chatbots, it's still insignificant compared with
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by suraci 2y ago
I think a big difference between dotcom bubble and ai bubble is: where is the business/how it profit? there're solid new-born business with dotcom, like amazon and microsoft but who are the customers of AI(or LLM, to be specific)?
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by suraci 2y ago
I'm very grateful to the team after all these hard work and their sincerity, can't forget the surprise when i saw all the changes they made after years, but it's just, hard to go back to play it, makes me feel bad sometimes
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by suraci 2y ago
do _we_ look suspicious to you? how many of us in this room with you right now?
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by suraci 2y ago
> democracy, which in most countries makes going into a war of aggression somewhat harder no, it's just because some countrys lost their power of aggression, nothing related to democracy the US is not the only one with dirty hands,
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by suraci 2y ago
so it's equally hard and, i know you guys don't like it, but that's what communism aims for it's an extremely glorious and great undertaking that has never been done by our predecessors
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by suraci 2y ago
then it will be more ridiculous there're 55 minority ethics in china, and china sterilization one single ethic and spares all others, for what??? double check your source next time, adrian zenz? wuc? or the us embassy?
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by suraci 2y ago
we're getting used to it and, personally, i think, if any CEO in this industry dare to say "we won't get a super AI in 2028" many people will be disappointed, some people will be scared, and one prisident be pissed off
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by suraci 2y ago
if you're chinese you'll know some chinese were sterilized because they _didn't_ believe in a religion muslims were pardoned of child policy because of their ethnics, it's a privilege of them people can not imagine somet
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by suraci 2y ago
well, from the historical perspective, it's more easy(or equally hard) to achieve a peaceful multipolar world than a eternal unipolar world i mean, all 'rule-based international order' died in history, the Holy Roman Empire,
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by suraci 2y ago
> I still can't understand why they didn't think of starting geographical exploration and colonization maybe it's offtopic, but that's what I'm good at, so I'll anwser this First, ancient China was a feudal
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by suraci 2y ago
otherwise it will become to a multipolar world(or 'bipolar', said the article) that would be horrible, a multipolar world? what a nightmare
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by suraci 2y ago
This is a choice between the lesser of two evils, or what could be called "drinking poison to quench thirst." Export controls might lead China to develop its own advanced chips, but without them, China will certainly gain powerful
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by suraci 2y ago
> Thus, in this world, the US and its allies might take a commanding and long-lasting lead on the global stage. This is just like Captain America giving a pre-battle speech to the Avengers—it's so inspiring! Hail Hydra!
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by suraci 2y ago
> is collecting rain water illegal? > It depends on where you live. In many places, collecting rainwater is completely legal and even encouraged, but some regions have regulations or restrictions. United States: Most states allow rain
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by suraci 2y ago
i think it's insider trading, but not about deepseek, deepseek is never the main cause deepseek v2 showed effeciency months ago, and nothing happened, there's also nothing happened after v3 and r1 release the insider info is about
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by suraci 2y ago
the money must be happened, otherwise shit will happen it's like we are spending 500bn for x ai needs, but suddenly, the cost fell to 1/20, now we must convince everybody there'll be x20 needs, so that the 500bn will not go m
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by suraci 2y ago
> but at least... so that it never happens again lmao, you just got the 2rd of Donald Trump sure, 4 years later everything will be corrected then sponsor another genocide or start another war with another lie and after another 4 year ano
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by suraci 2y ago
> Both the US and China are empires - who told you this - credible sources(3-letters) lol, still don't understand why americans still believe these shit after all things happened in all these years i mean, all these photos and video
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by suraci 2y ago
the only correcr answer... current market is a 100x GME it's a game, deepseek is just an random event, which may or may not change the storyline not a single big AI company gain any profit from AI, but it doesn't prevent lines goi
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by suraci 2y ago
certain words express certain meanings, learnt from HN you are very perceptive, if someone who use CPC rather than CCP, they're either chinese, or pro-china, or worse, communists
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by suraci 2y ago
your thoughts containing errors, must be greyed out

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