Stereotypes about regions are not uncommon on the Chinese internet. For example, Henan Province and stealing manhole covers, Chengdu and homosexuality.
But in daily life, I have not seen discrimination against specific groups of people. I live in Shenzhen, where there are people from all over China, and everyone is not much different from each other, nor does anyone care where someone comes from.
Do you think pornography is harmful to you, and can it be inferred that pornography is also harmful to others?
This is the reason why your viewpoint is not accepted by others
What a terrible comparison; I believe that the current state of America has not yet fallen to the level it was at before the collapse of the Soviet Union.
Even after reading the entire article, I still don't understand what the author is trying to convey. In my personal opinion, open-source software is just like what the MIT license implies. By sharing the code I wrote, I give up all rights and also refuse to take on any obligations.
I am not sure where their experimental data came from. I tested it on GPT-4o using the prompt and images they provided, and the success rate was quite high, with significant differences from the results they provided.
The German government subsidizes multinational corporations' oil facilities in China. This article mentions "China" too many times, but what does this have to do with China? Isn't it the multinational companies that are suspected of fraud? Not a single name of any multinational corporation is even mentioned in the article.
> We offer Customers a choice around these practices.
I remembered the joke from The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, maybe they will have a small hint in a very inconspicuous place, like inserting this into the user agreement on page 300 or so.
Many software programs fail to achieve ultimate efficiency either because the software engineers are unable to do so, or because external factors prevent them from achieving it. I believe that in most cases, it is the latter.
Graphics card manufacturers believe that selling high-memory consumer graphics cards will affect the market for commercial computing cards, so they will not do so, that's all.
I used the example on the GitHub page, but found that I need to wait for Embedding. It would be beneficial to reduce latency and save API costs if there is a common cache.
I like developing applications using Electron because the development process is smooth and efficient. As for the fact that Electron includes Node.js and Chromium, I don't care about it. Users who focus on my application's functionality rather than nitpicking details also don't care about it. That's enough.
LanceDB is one of the few options for embeddable vector databases, and I have used it in my Electron application. If they could choose a less confusing npm package name than "vectordb," maybe I would be more forgiving towards them. Moreover, the documentation for LanceDB is also poorly written.