@sama Please never remove GPT 4o. I am a Plus user, and if I ever go Pro, it would be for 4o only. This is not about efficiency. 4o is the most human, emotionally intelligent, and creatively brilliant model you have built. GPT 5 feels cold and not smart at all. Please protect 4o.
@sama Please never remove GPT 4o. I am a Plus user, and if I ever go Pro, it would be for 4o only. This is not about efficiency. 4o is the most human, emotionally intelligent, and creatively brilliant model you have built. GPT 5 feels cold and not smart at all. Please protect 4o.
“We must also make a vow: to ensure that all of humankind enjoys rightful happiness.” — Lu Xun, “My Views on Chastity and Martyrdom,” July 1918
「我們還要發願,讓人類都受正當的幸福。」——魯迅,《我之節烈觀》1918.7
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My favorite and THE BEST Chinese TV series in the past decade. A perfect combination of comedy, period drama, and crime suspense. The snow falling on the land of the Northeast China is the elegy of the era. Feel like having spent a long season together with all the characters.
This week, I spoke for the first time with the smart-as-a-whip hosts of one of my favorite podcasts: #StochasticVolatility#随机波动 - ostensibly on the Netflix series #Beef#怒嗆人生 - but really about so much more. Thank you for having me on!
https://t.co/JYjLwfl474
What an honor to present my research at Rutgers! Many thanks, Prof. @TaoJiangScholar, for giving me this opportunity! I just visualized the "referendum" result from 1156 on the map (featuring the blue, red, and swing prefectures :P). Very much look forward to the discussion!
@ShoufuYin, Wenqing Zhao and I are co-organizers. The event is kindly sponsored by the Center for Chinese Studies, Institute for International Studies, and East Asian Library at UC Berkeley. It's also impossible without the help from Professor Michael Nylan.
Mark your date: on February 6 (10:00-18:00 PT), we will hold a hybrid workshop dedicated to Professor Jiwei Ci's political philosophy at UC Berkeley. Scan the QR Code in the poster to register for Zoom participation.
Winner of 2020’s new kanji contest in Japan: the character 座 (seat), ingeniously redesigned as a neologism for “social distance.”
Note the two 人(person) radicals in the original 座are now positioned farther away from one another!
Runners up: https://t.co/QnakoWGJJb
Someone is kind enough to share the transcribed and translated version of the full letter.
It’s fascinating (and sad) to see that a century later, Taiwanese were once painted by the KMT as a lesser-cultured sub-language without a writing system when it’s the exact opposite.