suraci

47 ms·

541.
by suraci 2y ago
well, that's the details For every piece of content like this generated by an LLM, the first thing I'll do is validate it. By "conceptual knowledge", I mean something like "why the moon keeps one side towards the Ea
542.
by suraci 2y ago
The title seems to be speaking to me(the workers). I'm particularly curious about the 'cons' part. After all, what harm can it do if I know my colleagues' wages or if my colleagues know mine but: > Transparency appear
543.
by suraci 2y ago
Who's Alex Wang, and why are his words taken seriously? If DeepSeek has 50k H100, I'll assume Tencent, Alibaba and Huawei have 2x or even 3x H100...
544.
by suraci 2y ago
I see no difference here If I just want to learn conceptual knowledge, having a conversation with ChatGPT isn't much different from doing a DFS through hyperlinks on Wikipedia. In fact, using ChatGPT can be more efficient. If I want to
545.
by suraci 2y ago
If you consume more information from South Korean media, you'll know they not only execute people with anti-aircraft guns but also with dogs.
546.
by suraci 2y ago
Yeah, they failed - the system saved itself again
547.
by suraci 2y ago
In fact, DPRK anticipated that Yoon Suk-yeol might attempt to ignite conflict on the peninsula to justify imposing martial law. Therefore, DPRK preemptively severed the roads between the two countries to prevent this from happening. Althoug
548.
by suraci 2y ago
This is what I mean by the advantage of the "democratic system." Democracy can always save a country from the mess. As for why it’s in the mess, don’t worry about that. Presidents may be impeached, removed from office, or even die
549.
by suraci 2y ago
IMO, cognitive load is the complexity of 'the scale of knowledge you need to build the solution (the problem space).' However, complexity also comes from the solution itself — caching, microservice architecture, or even poorly cho
550.
by suraci 2y ago
They did what they did because everything they want to buy is banned or is to be banned by your government. Or are you being sarcastic? You must be being sarcastic.
551.
by suraci 2y ago
> The answer given was “why use ours now? We use everyone else’s until it’s all gone, and then we use ours”. I can not say it's true or not I can say, when we(Chinese) are children, there's a saying that Japan was storing oil a
552.
by suraci 2y ago
NASA did https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/153759/building-a-g...
553.
by suraci 2y ago
Interesting In the article: > 34% of adults in America did not exercise their right to vote. Why? In the referenced news: > ... “Currently my biggest issue with U.S. politics is the response to the Palestinian genocide," Rojas s
554.
by suraci 2y ago
Your concern is reasonable. According to DOD, Tencent - which published this model - is a Chinese military company https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c9q78wn9g8zo
555.
by suraci 2y ago
You're right, stay vigilant, Who knows how many CCPs are still hiding around us? it's necessary to watch out for your allies. Scenes like these are happening... and you could be next
556.
by suraci 2y ago
Oh sorry, I'm not well fine-tuned, I'm still learning
557.
by suraci 2y ago
You're right, there're photos that the CEO of DeepSeek taking orders from the 2rd-ranking boss of CCP! https://x.com/angelusm0rt1s/status/1881364598143737880 Be careful
558.
by suraci 2y ago
there're no such thing like 'colloquial' name as CCP it's used by the US officials by decades, and it's an old trick used by US intelligences to disturbe informations like when you search 'CCP' and 'C
559.
by suraci 2y ago
> Thank you for using the correct acronym (CPC, Communist Party of China) rather than the incorrect acronym-of-the-colloquial-variant CCP, which seems to be achieving ascendancy in the discourse. Glad you pointed out the details. CPC is
560.
by suraci 2y ago
Sounds like the mafia. I wish CPC could do the same thing to Telsa and Apple, or even to kidnap Tim Cook just like how they kidnapped Meng Wanzhou, gee, that would be thrilling
561.
by suraci 2y ago
doesn't seem like an American, as there's no American exceptionalism, more like a Chinese(or other 3rd-world country) liberal disillusioned after once believing in the old US... We have a lot of people like that, who used to belie
562.
by suraci 2y ago
it's all about sex!
563.
by suraci 2y ago
for what I Know, gay content is ok, gay flags are not ok
564.
by suraci 2y ago
because the election campaign has already ended?
565.
by suraci 2y ago
Yeah, that's the part 1, all data must be within the border so Azure in China can only be ran by a Chinese entity If you look at it from the other side, it's like Tiktok must be hosted by Microsoft/Amazon but not datacenters
566.
by suraci 2y ago
Are they in the room with us right now? Does they also faked opinions about Isreal and Gaza? It's horrible, how should we identify them?
567.
by suraci 2y ago
> They didn't steal TikTok, they forbade it from operating in the US with the current ownership. Are you being sarcastic?
568.
by suraci 2y ago
> China doesn't allow foreign corporations to operate within their borders It's not true, just to clarify it. Many foreign corporations operating in China, only if they: 1. Keep all user data within the border. 2. Cooperate wit
569.
by suraci 2y ago
why it's about Russia? are Russians a part of this too?
570.
by suraci 2y ago
> The US has nothing similar this reminds me another brilliant comment: > China bans US businesses because it has an autocratic, ethnocratic government. The US is banning a Chinese business for obvious national security reasons. In th

More ›