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by hojinkoh 22d ago
Microsoft is in a pretty good position to do something that can be valuable to certain institutions. Imaging every pdf file, every image, every office documents, and every video has a hidden record of the associated Microsoft accounts of al
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by hojinkoh 1mo ago
Sure, there are things you could do legally when falsely accused; and there are things authorities and companies should do. But ultimately, when you are powerless and can't afford to do the fighting: I'm convinced the only way t
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by hojinkoh 2mo ago
Also through LLMs we now have pieces that are strangely-shaped and are 20x larger... That probably would not be a fun game to play lol
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by hojinkoh 3mo ago
It's not mentioned in the title, but the payload itself comes with a pretty long wall-of-text comments about biological weapon design and nuclear weapon components. An interesting attempt to make LLMs refuse to touch the payload. Quote
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by hojinkoh 4mo ago
Early Kagi adopter here. I'm actually not aware of most of its AI/LLM features, which is part of why I like it. I noticed Kagi translation when the LinkedIn translator became a meme, but I don't really use any of these featur
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by hojinkoh 5mo ago
Refund and non-existent customer service aside, this actually seems like a viable way to promote/demote/destroy specific 3rd-party tools from Anthropic's side.
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by hojinkoh 5mo ago
ollama is certainly a "useful" tool. I've lost count how many times my non-technical boss (a professor) said "I can run this model in ollama on my notebook, so obviously it's easy to serve and scale."
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by hojinkoh 7mo ago
I still have em-dash pinned at the top of my clipboard manager. Though nowadays I'm training myself to use some more definitely incorrect punctuations ((like this)) in informal scenarios;; hopefully LLMs won't catch up to such str
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by hojinkoh 7mo ago
I love the ridiculously precise point estimate paired with ridiculously wide 95% confidence interval lol
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by hojinkoh 8mo ago
And to think the date mentioned in the story IS in 2026 feels almost surreal...
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by hojinkoh 8mo ago
> This seems like finding spelling errors and using them to cast the entire paper into doubt. Well, to be fair, I did encounter this from actual human peer reviewers before the whole LLM thing. People do that.
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by hojinkoh 9mo ago
We need to integrate how Singapore and Japan do oral English into our writing I guess. Joking aside, as a nonnative English speaker who spent quite a bit of time to learn to write in English "properly", this trend of needing to wr
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by hojinkoh 1y ago
Native Asian, bouncing between Taiwan and Japan. Kagi works quite well for these two locales. Even for gov docs, medical docs, and for some rather obscure Taiwanese language things. Well, except for local shops and pois in Taiwan. Which is
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by hojinkoh 1y ago
Couldn't think of any applications of this outside of doing actual magic. But this is awesome still!
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by hojinkoh 2y ago
I get similar things on Facebook too. The problem is, my Facebook profile clearly stated that I'm an asexual female, but the recommendation engine obviously didn't pick that up...
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by hojinkoh 2y ago
I can't imagine how terrifying it will be if I was on Taipei 101 during this quake...
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by hojinkoh 3y ago
Before clicking into the actual article, I wondered (just from the title alone) if bloomberg suddenly started to cover shadowsocks or something.... lol
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by hojinkoh 3y ago
This is pretty fun :D .... and at the same time endearing (?) to see all these fictional civilizations make similar mistakes ours did in the past...
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by hojinkoh 3y ago
After the presidential election in Taiwan earlier this month, many important political figures (current president, next president, opposition leaders, A LOT OF parliament members...) suddenly got on Threads and started posting there activel
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by hojinkoh 3y ago
Congratulations Japan!
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by hojinkoh 3y ago
This reminded me of a late-1990s Taiwanese RPG by DOMO Studio called "Tun Town" (I'm not sure if it was translated into English...), in which the main plot was a fictional town drilling too much into a volcano to tap energy e
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Migrating from Cygwin to Msys2 as Daily Driver When Using Windows(citrinefox.com)
2 points by hojinkoh 3y ago|0 comments
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Please Kindly Leave stdout Alone When Printing Your Beautiful Logo(citrinefox.com)
2 points by hojinkoh 3y ago|0 comments
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by hojinkoh 3y ago
In the city I'm aspiring to buy a house (a.k.a. somewhere near Tokyo), you only need to put the down payment if the construction hasn't finished yet. There will be no mortgage until after the house is ready. I kind of think this m
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by hojinkoh 3y ago
My sister once taught me a small trick to calm myself down when I was anxious but had no idea what I was anxious about: Count down from a random 3-digit number, subtracting 7 at each count. (e.g. 794, 787, 780, 773, ...) Do it until I drift
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by hojinkoh 3y ago
It may be a good idea to read the article first. > Originally taken from Chinese sources, these are still well-known around East Asia. > The names were also originally taken from China, but they did not always match up well with the l
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by hojinkoh 3y ago
Congratulations to India!
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by hojinkoh 3y ago
This reads like an advertisement copy, either by their parent company Sina or by CCP (which I guess doesn't really matter). No, I don't know any illustrators migrate to Weibo BECAUSE OF the recent Twitter troubles. The whole Japan
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by hojinkoh 4y ago
> I paid for Kagi the first moment I was allowed to, and this news soured me on Kagi overnight. Trust is hard to earn back. Me too. I still have many months of my early-adopter $10 unlimited annual subscription left. I'm going to st
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by hojinkoh 4y ago
Paying customer since last year. Kagi's results are okay or really good depending on what I'm searching. After around 1 month of experimenting, I blacklisted/boosted several domains on Kagi. After that, I never had the need t

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