Alex_001

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by Alex_001 1y ago
It’s honestly hilarious that they think they deserve access to Tesla’s internal data just because users can view the software version on their own car. That’s like saying a public login screen means the whole system should be open-source. T
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by Alex_001 1y ago
Overpopulation in China has contributed to high job competition, leaving many people unemployed or underemployed. As a result, many are now willing to work long hours for lower wages just to make ends meet. Culturally, China places a strong
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by Alex_001 1y ago
Kinda agree with what you said. With the efficiency of china and the people working like soldiers, they can easily build an army of weapon in no time. But still in hope that we see less war in future.
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by Alex_001 1y ago
given the design constraints and real-world complexity of a removable range extender. It always felt like a duct-tape solution to the fundamental issue: range anxiety + massive weight + limited charging infrastructure for long hauls.
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by Alex_001 1y ago
This is super cool — especially for sharing tools with non-technical users or bundling CLIs without asking people to install Docker. Packaging infra-heavy apps into a simple .exe could really smooth out distribution. Curious how it handles
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by Alex_001 1y ago
Really interesting — we're seeing more efforts now to bring the "foundation model" approach to creative domains like music, but I wonder how well these models can internalize musical structure over long time scales. Has anyon
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by Alex_001 1y ago
That paper is a great pointer — the creativity vs. alignment trade-off feels a lot like the "risk-aversion" effect in humans under censorship or heavy supervision. It makes me wonder: as we push models to be more aligned, are we i
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by Alex_001 1y ago
This looks fun — reminds me of the Phaser.js era of browser games. I'm curious how Kaplay compares to engines like Phaser or Kaboom.js in terms of dev experience and performance. Anyone here tried building something production-level wi