The title suggests that the government is pushing OpenClaw specifically, but the text says the opposite:
Yet as more ordinary Chinese get hooked, the government is pulling back. Chinese authorities have stepped up warnings of security and data risks and instructed government agencies and companies in sensitive sectors such as banking to curb OpenClaw’s use.
(American) libertarians believe all the ills of modern capitalism ultimately stem from state intervention, while anarchists believe they stem from hierarchical relationships between people.
They realized it was a mistake after they killed the first messenger to show how badass they were, and then couldn’t get any volunteers to carry that message back to the original party.
Celebrities tend to have very unpredictable cash flows, but most things the wealthy spend money on (including local investments, etc.) come with loans that need to be paid regularly.
Yeah—but in theory you only need to train once, while inference costs are ongoing and scale up with usage.
I guess it’s ultimately a business decision by AI companies to weigh how often retraining is worth the cost.
TurboQuant, meanwhile, could lead to efficiency gains and systems that require less memory during inference. But it wouldn’t necessarily solve the wider RAM shortages driven by AI, given that it only targets inference memory, not training — the latter of which continues to require massive amounts of RAM.
I didn’t realize the RAM shortage was mostly due to training—I would have thought inference was at least a big a factor.
The entropy gradient and cosmic inflation were both ultimately caused by the big bang, sure… but in what sense is the expansion directly causing the entropy gradient?
Also, cosmic inflation isn’t evenly distributed—it mostly happens in intergalactic space. Are you saying that time is progressing more rapidly in regions where space is expanding more quickly?
The confusion of the terms is a perpetual memorial to the original confusion of Christopher Columbus.
I’d never use an iPhone if my phone were my main device—but I just want a phone/camera that I don’t have to think about beyond those specific functions, and for that an iPhone works fine.
A burrito isn’t a real burrito if it doesn’t come wrapped in tin foil.
Just a reflexive squiggle with the appropriate number of ascenders and descenders.
One attribute you want in a signature is that no one would be able to fake it from samples of your other handwriting—and for that, not using cursive normally is a plus.
Curing the side effects of the anti-cancer pill.
As everyone knows, the only force advanced enough to hit an F-35 is Antifa.
It was “Ea-nasir”, until that one guy ruined the name for the rest of us.
How hard have you tried?
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MediaWiki’s probably overkill for basic wiki functionality, but I use it for the sake of Semantic MediaWiki and associated extensions. But SMW has more of a learning curve, so it might not be worth it for a casual-use wiki.
They’re teleprompters crossed with Pepper’s ghost.
True—but it’s not “intervention” when it’s doing what they want.