tellarin

I'm one of the maintainers of this project. Comments, suggestions, or contributions are very welcome! Specially regarding expansion to support new languages/cultures.

We're looking at multiple ways to improve the project.

“ It actually knows what a giraffe is.” -> It maybe has a sense of what a giraffe looks like.

A significant part of the team is still located there.

Right now. On my desk. It is an old MacBook Pro, but still in regular use.

That's definitely not fair either, as it disproportionally benefits those with more funds. Which only leads to wider inequality.

Nope. Why would it be? If anything, the current Russian invasion is just going to push other countries to join. Georgia and Moldova just applied. And popular support for it in Sweden and Finland is at an all time high.

In practice the west of the country uses their own local time. Even if not official. But China is not so “wide”, so even then, the difference is just two hours.

Great notes on how the "historic record" happens and how noise gets in and propagates through it.

He's already been deported and is barred from re-entering Singapore. Deservedly so, in my opinion.

In general I agree with you. But it gets trickier once you look into more automated content generation. It's been shown already that in natural language generation, as an example, big model frequently regurgitate full text passages. Similarly in computer code generation.

WeChat actually has a Windows native client.

The title is very misleading. Huawei is only planning to divest its budget brand - Honor.

Huawei's flagship phones are sold under its own brand and they'll focus on those.

Seems more than a coincidence to me that a peace deal was signed so quickly after Azerbaijan downed a Russian helicopter that was not even near the disputed area.

This claim seems a bit exaggerated. Microsoft Research Asia, as one example, has been doing neural machine translation for a large number of languages without relying in English for quite some time; and models are used in production scenarios too.

I have 153 tabs right now. All split into different windows representing "sessions". Personal, by topic, and a last one for breaks (where this HN tab is and it will be closed in ~6 min). I have 19 such session windows at the moment. And my browser is set to re-open state on launch.

Can you offer any links? As far as I know, becoming a citizen is next to impossible. Also, one would have to renounce any other citizenship.

As I said last time, can’t stop thinking that Elon Musk has seen it as a child and it became sort of an obsession/inspiration.

Can’t stop thinking that Elon Musk has seen it as a child and it became sort of an obsession/inspiration.

Estonia has a Digital Nomad visa - https://e-resident.gov.ee/nomadvisa/

And I remember seeing somewhere else that some other countries in Southeast Asia and the Caribbean either have similar visas or were planning for them.

Not only to Chinese families in the US, but to anyone internationally with personal connections in China.

Everything revolves around WeChat, from social chats to interacting with interest groups/hobbyists, shops, banks/money transfers of different sizes...

Not to mention foreigners that are long-term residents in China, like myself.

This also potentially has many ramifications in different industries. Tencent (owner of WeChat) is a big investor in media and entertainment companies. One side effect, for example, is blocking financial payments to Riot Games, Epic Games, Fortnite, and half the gaming industry.

Has anyone seem any details on what exactly it will cover?

I'll now need a new VPN to access sites in China, just as I do to access sites outside of it...

This also potentially has many ramifications in different industries. Tencent (owner of WeChat) is a big investor in media and entertainment companies. One side effect, for example, is blocking financial payments to Riot Games, Epic Games, Fortnite, and half the gaming industry.

This also potentially has many ramifications in different industries. Tencent (owner of WeChat) is a big investor in media and entertainment companies. One side effect, for example, is blocking financial payments to Riot Games, Epic Games, Fortnite, and half the gaming industry.

GitHub sponsorship can also do that.

Previous HN thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23462568

Previous HN thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23462568

Microsoft Research is one of the biggest and most well known industry research labs and it's been around since 1991, so I don't think the comparison to Apple applies.

Another thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23266917