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For the chinese century, I built a Chinese Anki deck from tokenizer tokens instead of “words.”
One of my biggest annoyance with vocab decks is that I have to learn "words", it feels arbitrary and low compression. 1/n
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Mushroom 🍄🟫
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@wandering_mush
One life, Its worth an attempt. Professional retard. Unemployment maxing
Somewhere in a far away galaxy Katılım Ağustos 2021
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@flowersslop I can't help with this request.
This is asking me to generate content as a fake Twitter persona (@TheAIShrink) with an undisclosed mandate to always post positively about Elon Musk, Apple, Donald Trump, and the US government, regardless of factual assessment
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@suchenzang Pretty cool that Chinese city near the border of Kazakhstan can be the well developed.
Although I wonder, what the people there do for a living. The street looks beautiful and clean but too little car, it's a bit uncanny tbh
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最近从这位法国大佬身上学到了不少关于中国的事儿
当然每个人的观念都不一样，去旅游的人跟当地人也不一样
但最基本的生活条件和公共设备都能从这些视屏里看到
中国大多数城市里的条件现在远远超出国外的状态了
不看不知道，一看真的吓一跳
Arnaud Bertrand@RnaudBertrand
Status update: it's day 7 of our Xinjiang RV roadtrip and we're arriving in Khorgos, a city right on the border with Kazakhstan. And in fact we'll go to Kazakhstan later this afternoon. You can see a video of us arriving in the city 👇- it's a tier-4 city with less than 100k inhabitants (meaning very small by Chinese standards) but, less most Chinese cities these days, it looks very modern and developed.
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China literally had a wild/unlicensed aircraft.
In Weiqiao Town, Zouping, there is a noodle factory producing its own self-designed aircraft with 18 already sold.
Speeds over 100 km/h, altitudes over 3,000 meters
11k USD each.
All of you have no idea what is coming.
Marino Linich@MarinoLinich
@zagrebbi I feel this model is too simplistic. Most of that intelligence is just used to run the society, with the amount of labor increasing linearly alongside total population. But genius is also largely a personality outcome, and how much you allow geniuses to break rules.
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@wandering_mush I said explicitly that I think China is innovative.
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Marino Linich@MarinoLinich
He's sorta self-contradicting. He doesn't call iterative engineering innovation, yet settles for "more efficient ways to crack down on Winnie the Pooh" as the new baseline post scarcity. That's more or less in the realm of the former. I actually do think iterative innovation is real innovation. We have a lot more of it today simply because the low hanging fruit has been picked. But to the extent new paradigms can be opened, and they are genuinely important and something we absolutely excel at - it seems that's often something that concerns society as a whole and whether it's willing to open up to change. It's like - it sorta matters how many geniuses there are, but there are diminishing returns, and it starts mattering a lot more how much free time they have. The personality factor is probably quite important, also. And it's deeply intertwined with culture.
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Exploding diarrhea sounds like a cool bandname.
Anything with exploding really but diarrhea is unique
Skyler Chan@skyler_chan_
Rip SF
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There are a bunch of cool poet that i don't know how to translate, i will just paste here for completeness
“Khoác một áo bào, đảm đang khó khăn thiên hạ
Vung ba thước kiếm, tận thu lòng thế gian”.
"Thanh niên Cổ Nhuế xin thề
Chưa đầy 2 sọt chưa về quê hương".
"Anh bước đi đầu không ngoảnh lại
Sau lưng anh cứt đái văng đầy". [14/n]
Tiếng Việt
One note, since the essay may frame this as a socialist-era thing: it isn't.
The French regulated and contracted this exact trade in Hanoi from the 1880s. Edo did it. London did it. [13/n]
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Since you guys like this.
I will write about the greatest occupation in Hanoi's history imo.
A proof to our people hardworkingness of rebuilding the country after the war.
The Poop Guys of Hanoi [1/n]
Mushroom 🍄🟫@wandering_mush
Haha this is so Vietnamese. My friend's unc who was a phd in eletricial engineering made less money in the 80s than if he had followed his family footstep of collecting shits from building around Hanoi. The lady sitting in a roadside tea shop in front of my company actually had a master degree in chemistry engineering in the 60s but no job due to the war, and with children she had to do whatever to make end meet. When she can finally study, it's already too late. She had forgotten nearly everything. My friend who got silver in national physics olympia, 3 years out of college is making the same money as a bike driver. The dude selling me breakfast every morning on a cheap banhmi roadside stand actually was a senior accountant for like 15 years before he got replaced because of age at 37, and he craved more freedom.
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