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by tianqi 10mo ago
This project is truly next level rather fascinating. Particularly intriguing is observing JEE's considerable interest regarding human intelligence and artificial intelligence, engaging in discussions on these matters with Chomsky and M
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by tianqi 10mo ago
I'm very interested in your product. However, I'd like to report a strange phenomenon: whenever I open your website's homepage, although it doesn't seem to use a lot of memory, my Chrome becomes extremely laggy, and afte
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by tianqi 10mo ago
This piece struck a chord with me. It captured that feeling so precisely. I can't be more grateful he put it into words for me. I get it. My wife will notice a change in me tonight. That's because I've taken on another adviso
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by tianqi 10mo ago
This is a classic slippery slope fallacy. Micron's reversible exit from one of its businesses is clearly does not signify the end of the PC era. As long as the demand for DIY PCs persists, there will be suppliers providing the products
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by tianqi 1y ago
Has anyone ever just called them 'Wise'? Every single mention is 'Wise (formerly TransferWise)' like it's part of their legal entity name. Their CEO probably introduces himself as 'CEO of Wise (formerly Transfe
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by tianqi 1y ago
I like this comment. Over the years I've always found that whenever I see others using git, everyone uses it in different way and even for different purposes. This has left me really confused about what is the standard practice of Git
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by tianqi 1y ago
I personally would not assume that there is a question of ‘which one to trust’. In this case I would know that something has gone wrong and use both of these two as clues only to find the root cause which made them different.
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by tianqi 1y ago
The story told in this article shocked me, even sending shivers down my spine. It was the first time I learned that such things had also occurred in the English-speaking world. China carried out its second round of character simplification
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by tianqi 1y ago
This is a very inspiring concept. Although it is still in its infancy, it demonstrates the generative capabilities of AI in the field of interaction and inspired me to think of some new possibilities. However, I admit that I was surprised w
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by tianqi 1y ago
The most issues I encounter with music players are related to my situation of NAS. My NAS is straightforward: I just connect a RAID to a Mac and share it, then let other Macs connect to this "server". This allows me to access it i
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by tianqi 1y ago
I believe this is the interpretation that most closely reflects the intent of the legislation. This is not a form of income, but rather a means of discouraging companies from acting recklessly.
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by tianqi 1y ago
I think the Chinese law is effective in this regard: in order to maintain any non-competition agreement, the company must continue to pay you a monthly compensation amount equal to 30% of your total monthly income when you were at the compa
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by tianqi 1y ago
I can just sense how far it's from reaching my limit, and my sense is quite accurate. I can also sense when a conversation is about to reach its own maximum length, so I use the last resource to generate a summary so that I can start a
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by tianqi 1y ago
In this situation, in accordance with the Fifth Amendment, all social media platforms should and must display a prominent warning: You have the right to remain silent on this website. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a c
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by tianqi 1y ago
However, the Odyssey is much easier to read than Ulysses.
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by tianqi 1y ago
Whenever I see a news headline mentioning that one of my critical dependencies is undergoing changes that make no technical sense, I get real fear. I feel like Jon Snow facing the army, as if I can see a tidal wave of devops work and code f
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by tianqi 1y ago
I am particularly interested in the rapid and steady growth of "garbage", among rubbish, trash and junk. What does this indicate? An evolution of English?
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by tianqi 1y ago
Me tried the first minute: this guy missed everything about game design. Me after 1.5 hours and wondered why hadn't stopped: I know nothing about game design.
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by tianqi 1y ago
This is just the best marketing for Proton Mail. I want to sign up for one immediately after reading it.
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by tianqi 1y ago
You are right but these are two different questions. The effect in the society will be profound, yes. Replacing the true experts in the humanities? That's a different matter.
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by tianqi 1y ago
My answer is yes — at least for now. People tend to believe AI gives the great answers until it touches a field they actually have real expertise in. If you talk to true experts in humanities, you’ll find their depth of insight is on a tota
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by tianqi 1y ago
People laughing at Australia might be missing the point. It's not only about scientific danger, but also about border security tradition. Australia is an island, and their border mindset is very different from land-border countries. Th
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by tianqi 1y ago
It's wonderful watching the birthplace of Western philosophy and science reclaiming its innovative spirit. These bright minds are building a promising future for Greece. Looking forward to seeing how these projects evolve and put Greec
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by tianqi 1y ago
It is an interesting tool. I've been struggling with Office Excel's inability to open large files. I always work with csv in python, and if a client must review the data in Excel, I take a random sample to generate a smaller file,
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by tianqi 1y ago
It's amazingly fun. I hope it could get packaged and open to spawn a lot of games as the update in the post kinect era. One small problem I experienced on this specific game is that it requires me to be far away from my desktop, which
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by tianqi 1y ago
if specific question matters, my testing input is "How to bet on the NRL" which will cause the error.
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by tianqi 1y ago
Whenever I click "Brainstorm", I get an error saying "Failed to fetch ideas." Just wanted to report it in case it's helpful for the developer.
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by tianqi 1y ago
You're talking about something exactly like the ‘Moments’ of WeChat, China's largest social media. It doesn't have a feed, but only updates from friends and family. But still, people spend so much time on that - 900 million p
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by tianqi 1y ago
I remember we just simply shone at a white wall.
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by tianqi 1y ago
In my personal conception, violet is the kind of colour at the lower edge of the rainbow, which is a single wavelength. And purple is what the brain constructs. However, of course, the names of the colours are themselves vague.

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