HowardMei

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DeepSeek with 1M context window is loaded for testing(chat.deepseek.com)
2 points by HowardMei 7mo ago|1 comments
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by HowardMei 7mo ago
It's amazing to make it go through a whole book with little hallucination. It still lacks multimodal capabilities though. I hope they open-source DeepSeek v4 in Q1 2026 with enhancements to coding, agentic, and multimodal capabilities.
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by HowardMei 2y ago
Nah, the Chinese companies just don't believe that a business moat could be built by pure technologies given there're a surplus supply of fundings and capable engineers, as well as the mediocre IP protection law enforcement in Chi
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by HowardMei 3y ago
Cool, any plan to support searching within favorite list?
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by HowardMei 9y ago
|> I have zero connection to any side (not Chinese, not turkic, not muslim, buddhist, whatever).<| But your information source is limited to English world, which favors separatists over the other side. |> Note that this level of s
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by HowardMei 9y ago
Turn any rational debate into a moral debate [good people vs. bad people] and appeal to authority/majority [to get the good people tag].
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by HowardMei 9y ago
Yep, since the booming of Conficius, generations of Chinese has been wasting their IQ and suffering from rationality-reality inconsistence. Increasing IQ without reforming the culture is just a mean to crush opponents in Chinese social darw
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by HowardMei 9y ago
That's utter rubbish. In fact, due to the lack of birth control policy over the ethnic minorities, the demographic structure in Xinjiang is changing drastically and the 0~6 years old Han population is less than 10% percent compared to
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by HowardMei 9y ago
Yeah. In fact, the CCP has been pro-Hui Muslim to an extent that the Han majority fear the country will be Islamicized some day. The ordinary people's resentment towards Muslim stems from the Hui's abuse of political privileges to
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by HowardMei 9y ago
Not weak, but fragile. In fact, the government structure designed by Lisi in Qin dynasty 2000 years ago, and still being used today, is a fragile structure in peaceful times. It's a structure designed for war and the law enforcement te
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by HowardMei 9y ago
HP has another problem: https://www.howtogeek.com/307311/how-to-check-if-your-hp-lap... The Lenovo has ruined the good old IBM Thinkpad but it's still better than HP in any sense. Dell and Asus are producing top n
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by HowardMei 9y ago
Many prefer Deepin rather than Kylin. https://www.deepin.org/
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by HowardMei 9y ago
Not only amusing but also a failure.
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by HowardMei 9y ago
Because we are lazy. Com'on, the US government hasn't banned Win10 export to China yet. Home baked RTOSes prosper though.
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by HowardMei 9y ago
Or maybe he had an experience not reflecting the reality, which often happens when someone fails to overcome the language barrier.
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by HowardMei 9y ago
Maybe you were not trying hard enough. https://microsoft.tmall.com/
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by HowardMei 10y ago
You're downvoted because you violated political correctness of foreign affairs. Political Correctness = Fine tuned reports from the media leading some topics + Lazy and emotional followers with little first-hand experience + Political
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by HowardMei 10y ago
There're a lot of valuable points in this topic's comments. I'd like to add one more which has been ignored: the GFW/Golden Shield was built to uphold the central government's authority over other provinces. One-to-
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by HowardMei 10y ago
Birth rate gap? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_Serbia It happens everywhere that Islamic ethnic groups replace others with population explosion.
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by HowardMei 11y ago
"Force feeding muslims during the Islamic month of Ramadan" --- Media Garbage. Only officers, teachers and students were disciplined, and I see no problems here. Religious practices are not allowed to paralyze public services. It&
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by HowardMei 12y ago
Open source replacement https://github.com/CloudI/CloudI in early stage.
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by HowardMei 12y ago
You nailed the point. The continuous expansion of the Japan-US ADIZ(Air Defense Identification Zone) in east China sea in past decades could reflect a lot of things never will be mentioned in English media.
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by HowardMei 12y ago
South China sea had been the traditional 'naval silk road' of ancient Imperial China for hundreds years while both China and the neighboring tribes/countries under tributary system hadn't learned the concept 'natio
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by HowardMei 12y ago
IMO, it's related to the fear of failure and the social discrimination against losers. Copying and improving is the safest way to gain attractions from the public when you cannot afford the risk of being ignored. There is a business st
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by HowardMei 12y ago
Philosophic Taoism introduces Dao, the origin and derivatives of the essence of nature, its laws and forms, on top of which the Taoist religion developed a complete methodology for normal people to ascend into heaven by practicing introduct
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by HowardMei 12y ago
As far as I know, Huawei was the only real employee-coshared company on the planet issuing dividends attached 'virtual' stocks to their employees where virtual means stock ownership validity tied to the employment. Engineers worki
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by HowardMei 13y ago
Thanks for the clarifications but it's still hard to get it. Is pCell an alias of Picocell? What's the difference between a pCell and a Femtocell with cooperative MIMO and distributed antenna system (DAS)? "pCell is indeed pr
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by HowardMei 13y ago
Does anybody know why do particles spin in the first place?
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by HowardMei 13y ago
But it's not recurring revenue. I can't imagine someone keep buying 10+ packs of stickers. Only stickers, no game credits? There's something I fail to understand here.
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by HowardMei 13y ago
Is it true the Monsanto's approach is threatening the genetic diversity [1] as @e12e mentioned? If it's true, we're going to rely on a much smaller gene pool for food production in next decades, which will cause severe geneti

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