Gibberish and Stuff

There’s something in the air.

The British won the war.

I’m not vegetarian.

Michael Tsai, a few days after my reverse centaur post: I don’t mind at all receiving a generic press release or even a one-liner with a link.

Hongli was born as the chosen one.

In this age of AI, spam volume has skyrocketed.

When Zhu “never wrong” Youjian was forced to hang himself by the rebelling peasants, the Jurchen regent was standing outside the border.

While the Ming emperor was busy collecting period blood to create immortality pills, the Europeans were doing something less fancy.

Recently there’s been a big hoohah about how Anthropic is going to watermark its AI-generated text.

yogesharc, on Hacker News: Companies now require you to use AI.

Zhu Di never liked his crown prince.

(This happened to a friend of mine.

It was 1363.

Say you’re playing Tetris.

My father-in-law is over 70 years old.

Alright, the Song dynasty drama is over.

I’m having an existential crisis.

The boring definitions A polynomial is something like x+1.

The Jurchens went back home and found an error with their order.

Unfortunately, I think the Chinese AI companies cannot die.