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by ganyu 1y ago
So TL;DR, 1. Any substance that has most atoms covered by Fluoride are 'PFAS'. 2. C8 is strictly speaking PFOA (by-definition). 3. C6, and all other acids that has similar chemical properties to C8, can all be generically classifi
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by ganyu 1y ago
PFAS is short for 'Per- and poly- FluoroAlkyl Substances'. The Teflon that's used on your pans, which are 'poly-' materials, comes in extra long chains (hundreds of thousands of molecules). Most of its chemical bond
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by ganyu 1y ago
Let's just say Windows 11 is a complete different OS compared to Windows 7 lest 10. That's still not counting Windows 11 being a new OS every couple of months, packed with brand new AI features that literally breaks your entire
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by ganyu 2y ago
Bear in mind that "any two high-dimensional vectors are almost always orthogonal".
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by ganyu 2y ago
I believe they clear out the launch site within a few kilometres so nobody gets hit by random concrete debris or just melt away, literally. The control centre is probably invitational. But you can freely watch them live on Twitter. Just fol
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by ganyu 2y ago
i'd prefer the term 'less experienced' but yes.
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by ganyu 2y ago
Most of those devs back in 2011 were rookies, and many still are now. It would've been lucky enough for them to have even heard of the word 'asymmetric encryption'. And you can still find many public APIs in the WeChat docs (
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by ganyu 2y ago
While it is most proper and convenient to use these out-of-the-box products for fit scenarios, Doing so will at the very least not help us with our interviews. It will also restrict our mindset of how one can make use of LLMs through the di
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by ganyu 2y ago
Can I get a guarantee to be accepted in this batch if I mention all 3? :P
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by ganyu 2y ago
Devs are forced to do something by the manager to please the skip manager. Teams do things the hard way to make it look as if they're actually doing things. Organizations hide from leadership what users really like lest the org got dis
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by ganyu 2y ago
AOAI literally has these compliance stuff (or what they market as 'enterprise-level security' features) so they're constantly 1-3 months behind OAI. And no. This is not Azure AI Studio. You can't get a decent free trial
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by ganyu 2y ago
At least 10^4 times slower than raw code, i think That makes HE anything but Swift (
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by ganyu 2y ago
One can already see the beginning of AI enslaving humanity through the establishment. Companies work on AI get more investment and those who don't gets kicked out of the game. Those who employ AI get more investment and those who pay h
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by ganyu 3y ago
Say some gigantic piece of function has 600 lines of code that does logic this, logic that and logic this and that. Suppose one day your PM goes into your office and request that a certain special case be added to this feature. You do not f
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by ganyu 3y ago
Can we play Bad Apple with it?
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by ganyu 4y ago
Not most, not optimal, but leveraging the efficiency prowess of LLMs will definitely keep you alive longer before being replaced by one of those AIs...
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by ganyu 4y ago
When people in the U.S. are arguing about why their govts should need a warrant to spy on peoples phones, people in PRC are required to install an app that literally spies on them. Surveillance is really going in its worst way, if there&#x2
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by ganyu 4y ago
It is because the people who do the regulations are the people who are regulated. It's like having a root user set up a SELinux policy for himself.
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by ganyu 4y ago
Legislation states that the lease is automatically renewed (40yrs, 50yrs or 70yrs depending on how the land was purchased) for residential housing, but there have been rumours saying that related laws will change so the property will be tax
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by ganyu 4y ago
+HPSquared For total value it's up to 80%, and when comparing to income you can borrow up to 50% of the (before tax) monthly income, for up to 30 years.
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by ganyu 4y ago
30 years are pretty common, but paying for some property that never came out of the blueprint (and seemingly never will) does sound a bit odd..
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by ganyu 4y ago
What's the household leverage ratio there in US? That in CN is 72% in 22Q1, and even bigger in big cities. Edit: CN definition: (household leverage ratio) = (mortgages paid in 22Q1) / (total disposable income in 22Q1)
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by ganyu 4y ago
They don't. That's the point. When you have an over-estimated stock on the market, it's going to drop. Eventually.
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by ganyu 4y ago
Somewhere under this thread: https://www.zhihu.com/question/307148675 Remember to ORDER BY time DESC
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by ganyu 4y ago
Short (?) intro for those who don't know how it works in CN: 1. Local govts are in heavy debt and sell land to pay back their debt. 2. Real estate corps pay a hell lot of money (don't care where they get them) to purchase a land o
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by ganyu 4y ago
What I can tell you is that GitHub is barely accessible in Mainland.
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by ganyu 4y ago
It's not a bad economy right now. It's not even close to one. It's just the end of the beginning of the a recession.
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by ganyu 4y ago
Matter of fact: Chinese smartphone users can be sued for hacking their devices. Particularly developers who develop location mocking apps.