Let me guess, only the big name authors and none of the countless people posting their writing projects to the internet (which probably accounted for a way higher precentage of the training data than published novels given how much more of it there is) or the people having back and fourth discussions on Reddit (which was likely vital to ensuring the AI responded to technical conversations in a normal sounding way).

The thing I hate most about the copyright system is how blatantly it helps the biggest creators concentrate wealth while actively excluding smaller and amateur creators. The copyright system is the barrier to entry. You can only exercise the rights theoretically given to every single creator if you make enough money from your art, but to make enough money from your art you need to be able to exercise the rights to it.

Waymos loitering on your property? All I see is free scrap metal, catalytic converters, and expensive cameras and sensors being delivered to you! /s

How is this implemented? Is it just functions and the language assumes the first parameter is autofilled with variable.function syntax?

How do you see it? Is it only on the app?

US libs: “PEOPLE IN COMMUNIST CHINA ARE FORCED TO USE SLANG WHEN TALKING ABOUT CHINESE ATROCITIES TO GET PAST CENSORSHIP!!”

Also US libs: “Unalive” “Music Festival” Bleeping out Palestine “This is fine and way better than communist China”

Also interesting how Tiktok only started doing this after they were forcibly sold off from the Chinese parent company and was forced to conform to “Western values” eh?

One more lane bro vibes

Yeah turns out Facebook users aren’t coherent enough to train an LLM on. /s

Saying “blocked” instead of just blocking and closing the tab like anyone else gives a shit about losing the privilege of having their posts graced by your eyes. Blocked.

Weird, Deepseek runs on a little mini PC.

Just use a ternary lol

Can we keep the robot uprising looking like HAL and not Terminator? Please? It’s bad enough to die when the robots conquer Earth but I have to die while looking at creepy uncanny valley humanoids?

More satisfying and gives me a little more motivation to see the tasks I’ve already done.

My Todo app is a Markdown file because I can cross stuff out.

Matt Ferrel has been shown time and time again to support literally anything that fits the futuristic tech bro vibe regardless if the concept is viable or even makes sense. Probably not the best source.

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Which does cause problems now that Google search is shit.

Seriously at what point did search engines stop matching results by keyword?! Just a few days ago I tried looking for a quote I didn’t fully remember, but knew the basic thesis and some identifying terms it definitely mentioned and all I got was tabloid articles for pages and pages on end which only vaguely matched the thesis but didn’t mention any of the identifying terms I remember the quote using. It threw me for a loop because I remember being taught in school to search for stuff this way and I don’t know if I’m just stupid or misremembered the quote or search engines don’t actually match keywords anymore. Why would they remove the most basic form of search, literally just regexing for all the strings given?!

I prefer npnm

One day I’ll check out mosfetm and igbtm

As a teaching example for exponential growth:

Virgin viruses

Chad JS dependencies

China is really practicing what they preach by making the fruit of the workers’ labour available for all. They could have made infinitely more money by offering this as a service and that’s what every Western C-suite would do even if every engineer that worked on it wanted it made public. Both Huawei’s co-op leadership and presumably the Chinese government (even in Western “free market” capitalist countries decisions this significant by this big of a company would be subject to government oversight and export control) choosing to make it open source for free is saying a lot. They’re also seemingly not concerned about preventing the West from using their technology in the same way the West denies China use of their tech, despite the obvious strategic and economic benefits of having something the West doesn’t.

Same with a lot of other Chinese tech investments like Deepseek and RISC-V implementations.

I wonder if they’re making these things open source to counter the Western propaganda that Chinese tech has spyware or built in censorship. If so, I think they’ve made pretty good faith strides and if they’re hoping for countries like Canada to jump ship and work with them on tech instead of the US, I as a Canadian software developer would gladly work for a Chinese company over a US one.

Ironically the US keeps trying to warn that if the world keeps trying to move away from oil, those “money hungry” and “savage” Arab oil producing countries will drag us into the next world war because their investments are threatened by renewables. When in reality the US will probably be the one to do that when everyone else has moved on to renewables and the US has to get a “return” on the obsolete fossil fuel infrastructure only they invested in and nobody wants.