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by tatrajim 3y ago
I pre-ordered one. My interest lies in the potential to create and view deeply immersive videos, likely mediated through AI, that bring to life passages from a fifteenth-century Korean text I have always loved. This has long been a fantasy
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by tatrajim 3y ago
All hail the wisdom of the cold circuits. We hear and obey.
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by tatrajim 3y ago
If you do delve into the beguiling world of options, so full of snares and pitfalls, at some point take the time to learn how option market making works behind the scenes. This will help provide a more seasoned understanding of why the pric
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by tatrajim 3y ago
Read widely online and find a financially-oriented community that matches your level of expertise and situation. Serendipity can play a major role. Stumbling across early on LEAP (i.e. long-term option) trading and later learning to navigat
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by tatrajim 3y ago
Personally I have been pleasantly surprised by how useful Grok is for getting a quick read on events around the world captured in tweets, e.g. protests in Argentina or the shooting in Prague. The spotty coverage of global news by US media l
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by tatrajim 3y ago
Really fascinating article. Any similar advice for an adult xiangqi leaner? I recently decided to delve into East Asian forms of chess and chose xiangqi to begin. I have some limited written Chinese, if needed for the best sites and texts.
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by tatrajim 3y ago
In the past I was a daily reader and frequent contributor of FT comments, but grew increasingly disaffected with the moderation and indeed whole tone of FT's US coverage after around 2017. Quirky, contrarian voices were increasingly un
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AI-generated news anchors are freaking me out(arstechnica.com)
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Sports Illustrated publisher fires CEO Ross Levinsohn after AI scandal(bbc.com)
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Rumble Hit with "Unprecedented" Cyber Attack(modernity.news)
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by tatrajim 3y ago
Works beautifully on my macbook m3 with 128gb.
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by tatrajim 3y ago
Small field test: I uploaded a picture of a typical small Korean Buddhist temple, with a stone pagoda in front. Anyone at all familiar with East Asian Buddhism would instantly recognize both the pagoda and the temple behind it as Korean. Ll
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by tatrajim 3y ago
I just asked myself then and got the answer, "yes, it's a modern fetish". By using "whiteness" as a disingenuous blanket term for "in-group" a whole range of issues bearing on social dominance are obfuscat
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by tatrajim 3y ago
I would suggest the scope and psychological relevance of the now fetishized term of "whiteness" in large parts of America was vanishingly small in the past. It had no significance in the slightest in my community or to my identity
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by tatrajim 3y ago
For many Americans, STP for decades has been a famed auto additive. As a result GTP subliminally seems more natural, at least to me.
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by tatrajim 3y ago
The whole reductionist construct of "whiteness", beloved by so many contemporary scholars has little currency in the minds and hearts of many Americans educated before the wave of critical race theory. Earlier the preferred term f
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by tatrajim 3y ago
Intriguing, thanks. HN does provide gems of insight amidst the repetitive gossip.
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by tatrajim 3y ago
Unwritten social norm #251: it is wholly acceptable to lie under oath to the secret FISA intelligence court to get permission for surveillance on one's political enemies.
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by tatrajim 3y ago
And, for joy: Baidu, Alibaba, Samsung et al. have a golden chance to close the current gap. Loud cheers and high-fives from the ea/decel camp at helping hobble the U.S. leader.
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by tatrajim 3y ago
Paywall
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by tatrajim 3y ago
Also, going forward, will talent be drawn to OpenAI? If I were be being aggressively courted for a position there, I would pause long and hard and wonder if the deep divisions this incident exposed and the inept way the firing was handled w
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by tatrajim 3y ago
One hopes that all her works will one day be available in print again, or at least in electronic form.
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by tatrajim 3y ago
The Gell-Mann Amnesia Effect
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by tatrajim 3y ago
"The clearly stated context?" Surely, it's her own words, in her own voice: "Hey everybody, this is Kristina Wong. I'm coming out, I'm a Trump supporter. I just want to remind all my fellow Chinese Americans fo
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by tatrajim 3y ago
I miss any humor in her appealing, in full republican regalia, to "my fellow Chinese Americans for Trump, and people of color for Trump, to vote for Trump on Wednesday, November 9th." Is the humor that "wink wink, these idiot
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by tatrajim 3y ago
"a spontaneous day-of joke by someone whose political affiliations were open and not concealed." Spontaneous? Look at the tweet and the elaborate preparations that went into preparing for it, replete with hat and campaign parapher
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by tatrajim 3y ago
Then you likely will feel that Kristina Wong should also be arrested, tried, and imprisoned for her own tweet: "Hey Trump Supporters! Skip poll lines at #Election2016 and TEXT in your vote! Text votes are legit. Or vote tomorrow on Sup
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by tatrajim 3y ago
Thou dost maketh a most excellent argument, yet methinks thou mightst have carried thy reason to its just termination. The grandeur of the English tongue did attain its apogee in the time of Shakespeare; therefore, 'tis meet that we sh
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by tatrajim 3y ago
"English, followed by Dutch, is the most opaque regarding reading." An observation very relevant to continuing discussions about the difficulties involved in teaching reading in American public schools, particularly among children
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by tatrajim 3y ago
Whoa, as the Brits say "Honi soit qui mal y pense"! Your hermeneutic skills seem a mite lacking today. Did you miss my ironic comment on the PRC imposition of simplified characters: "to my private despair"? I do loathe t

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