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.@TenFramework 现在支持 WebSocket 了 通道选择可根据你的场景切换 RTC 或者 WebSocket 做 IOT 硬件也更加容易了，香！
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RT @StefanRows: @thepatwalls Yea. I couldn't agree more. I was running a completely free (even free of ads) site for a while called DummyAP…
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"Stoking China's AI coding price war" is a crazy way to say "the product this company released is cheap".
hiring agentic humans @hud_evals / https://t.co/Bz6A6SJeB8 | owned @AIHubCentral (1 million users,acq.) ex climate protester 🦦 don't do the deferred life plan
In America, there are two types of people of Indian origin: Type 1: ------- One highly qualified, go there legally. Work very hard. Make a dent in the universe and still struggle to get a green card or citizenship. Soumith Chintala (co creator of PyTorch that contributed heavily to AI revolution) finally got it - got almost sent back. What a gain for America and loss for India - though he has indirectly contributed to India through enabling open source in a big way. Type 2: ------- Second type goes there sometimes legally, but most of the times illegally. Accuses his /her home country of some sort discriminations. Writes a completely fictional story, helped by immigration lawyers. Gets immediate work authorization (equivalent of green card, because all the benefits are same), and finally citizenship for writing a completely fictional story. These ones go on to form separatist movements to keep the story/fiction of injustice alive - while conveniently hiding the fact that they belong to majority/affluent community in their state in India and hold most of the power. US/Canada immigration system makes it quite easy for the second type, and quite hard for the first type.
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RT @liangsays: new media meets hollywood we used @theworldlabs's very own marble to generate the scenes and worlds in this video shot at…
GP @ a16z ... questionable heuristics in a grossly underdetermined world
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