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Việt Nam Katılım Mayıs 2021
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@ns123abc Elon “Is that really true? How much more do you want me to invest in this plan? You're not trying to scam me again, are you?”
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Sam Altman saw Jensen Huang defend open models and immediately rushed in to claim the same ground
Meanwhile, OpenAI spent a record amount lobbying Washington to highly influence AI policy
The words say "open," but their money says "will make sure that never happens"
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@sama Is that really true? How much more do you want me to invest in this plan? You're not trying to scam me again, are you?
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i want the US to win in AI both in open source and proprietary models, and i am glad to see this
Jensen Huang@JensenHuang
For my first post, I’m sharing a letter @NVIDIA signed on why open models matter. AI will transform every industry, power every company, and be built by every country. Open models strengthen safety and cybersecurity, accelerate innovation and diffusion, and enable sovereignty. The world needs both frontier closed models and frontier open models. images.nvidia.com/pdf/Open-Weigh…
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**A brief English summary:**
For over 1,000 years under Chinese domination and nearly 100 years under French colonial rule, Vietnam repeatedly defeated some of the world’s most powerful aggressors—including successive Chinese dynasties, the Mongol Empire, France, and the United States. The country achieved complete independence and reunification in 1975, then focused on economic construction and development over the following three decades.
A little country had more war than Việt Nam. And now we are the most growing on the world. What more you need???
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For over 1,000 years under Chinese domination and nearly 100 years under French colonial rule, Vietnam repeatedly defeated some of the world’s most powerful aggressors—including successive Chinese dynasties, the Mongol Empire, France, and the United States. The country achieved complete independence and reunification in 1975, then focused on economic construction and development over the following three decades.
What do you need more ??? Have Your country had war than Việt Nam ?
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Vietnam cut poverty from 70% to under 2% while the Communist Party stayed in total control.
After reunification they ran a fully centralized economy and got famine.
In 1986 the Party launched Đổi Mới, broke up the collective farms, and let households keep what they grew.
They opened the country to foreign investment and private business.
GDP per capita went from under $700 to nearly $4,500 and growth averaged over 6% a year for more than 3 decades.
One of the fastest poverty reductions in modern history came from reducing central planning, not expanding it.
Commies can prevent starvation simply by not doing commie things.
Every poor country that still refuses to do this is choosing the famine.
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🚨 Elon Musk on Ukraine-Russia war:
"I do hope that there's some sort of peace agreement reached soon, because for two or three years now, the border has barely moved and every day, there are lots of people dying at the front line.
I've been advocating peace for a long time. I posted a few years ago that that that there really needs to be some concession here to Russia. This is not me being for Russia, I've just been pragmatic, or people will die for years with nothing achieved. And that is exactly what happened.
What I think would be terrible is if there's another three years of people dying senselessly at the front lines. How do you explain to the children of the men that are dying at the front lines. I am quite offended by sort of fancy diplomats who have, you know, seven course dinners in, you know, in luxurious places, while people are dying at the front lines, and who pontificate about how Russia should withdraw, but they're not going to Russia."
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I asked Grok:
"if you knew a dark age was coming, what actions would you take to preserve knowledge and minimize the length of the dark age?"
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If one were to anticipate a dark age, where knowledge and societal structures might be at risk of regression or loss, several strategic actions could be taken to preserve knowledge and potentially shorten the duration of such a period:
Digital Archiving: Given the current technological capabilities, converting as much knowledge as possible into digital formats would be crucial. However, this should be paired with strategies for data preservation beyond just servers, like:
Decentralized Storage: Using blockchain or distributed ledger technologies to store information in a way that it's not controlled by a single entity, making it more resilient against centralized failures or censorship.
Physical Media: Storing digital data on physical media like hard drives, SSDs, or even more durable options like optical discs or holographic storage, which could be distributed globally or hidden in secure, environmentally controlled locations.
Physical Preservation: Recognizing the vulnerability of digital data, physical copies of essential texts, scientific findings, and cultural artifacts should be made:
Books and Manuscripts: Print or handwrite copies of critical knowledge, perhaps in a condensed or summarized form. These could be stored in multiple, geographically diverse locations, possibly in natural or man-made shelters resistant to environmental changes or human conflict.
Microfilm/Microfiche: These technologies offer a compact way to store vast amounts of text and images, resistant to degradation over centuries if stored properly.
Education and Training: Focus on teaching methods of knowledge preservation and critical thinking:
Oral Tradition: Train individuals or groups in memorization techniques, storytelling, and oral history to pass down knowledge through generations, a method used effectively in many ancient cultures.
Craftsmanship: Teach skills like bookbinding, papermaking, and writing to ensure the physical means of recording knowledge are not lost.
Community Building: Establish or strengthen communities dedicated to knowledge preservation:
Monastic or Scholarly Communities: Similar to medieval monasteries, these could be places where knowledge is actively preserved, studied, and taught. They would need to be self-sustaining or have mechanisms for survival in various scenarios.
Global Networks: Create a network of such communities worldwide, ensuring diversity in knowledge preservation against localized disasters.
Cryptic and Symbolic Preservation: Encode critical knowledge in ways that might survive cultural shifts or censorship:
Symbolic Systems: Use art, architecture, or even genetic coding to hide or represent knowledge. For instance, embedding scientific principles in myths or stories that could be decoded later.
Hidden Libraries: Construct or designate hidden libraries or caches of knowledge, perhaps with clues or maps to their locations preserved in more accessible forms of art or literature.
Technological Redundancy: Develop technologies or mechanisms that could be easily rebuilt or understood post-dark age:
Simple Machines: Ensure designs for essential technologies like water wheels, basic electrical generators, or even simple computing devices are widely disseminated and understood.
Seed Banks: Not just for plants, but for technology and knowledge, where basic principles and designs could be stored in a way that future generations could rediscover and rebuild.
Cultural Preservation: Encourage the preservation of cultural practices, languages, and traditions which often encode knowledge:
Festivals and Rituals: Use these as vehicles for passing down knowledge, where each ritual or festival could teach or remind people of scientific, historical, or philosophical truths.
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