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by wesleychen 4y ago
Maybe something like AI Dungeon: https://play.aidungeon.io/main/home ?
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by wesleychen 4y ago
I'm sure everyone's tired of talking about the Covid lab leak theory but it's hard not to compare it to this story based on how politics influenced both of these medical investigations.
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by wesleychen 4y ago
Khan Academy's integration of GPT-4 already steers students towards particular modes of thought. According to the article, they want "to get students thinking deeply about the content that they’re learning" and in the example
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by wesleychen 4y ago
The thing that really surprised me was that even when he implemented IP blocking, the user used a VPN to continue abusing the site. That's a step beyond "casual" trolling that someone might do to test a site's security (
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by wesleychen 4y ago
Explanations of how airplanes fly are remarkably similar to explanations of how LNNs work: https://www.wired.com/story/theres-no-one-way-to-explain-how... You have probably heard of the explanation that the curvature o
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by wesleychen 4y ago
Is this an AI generated summary?
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by wesleychen 4y ago
It's because when you ship internationally, you only pay for the domestic leg (e.g. in America) and not the terminal leg (e.g. in China). Your shipping costs to China cost so much because you have to pay the American rate, while people
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by wesleychen 4y ago
The US has already moved to self-declared rates under the 2019 UPU Extraordinary Congress agreement [0]. The reason a change was not made earlier is because the US was a net winner under the terminal dues scheme until 2014 [1] [2]. [0] htt
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by wesleychen 4y ago
I think you're referring to the Universal Postal Union's terminal dues, which are transfers between countries to compensate for last mile delivery imbalances. While it's true that China is in Group 2 and the UK is in Group 1