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Sharing a book—an old book, one with quite a bit of history to it.
By Wang Bin
Ybian University Press, 1990
Bookmarks:
1. (p3) Overview
1.1. (p3) 1. Predicting the Unknown Is Not Difficult—The Study of Divination
1.2. (p8) 2. Myths and Facts—An Introduction to Divination
1.3. (p15) 3. A Broad Look at Fortune-Telling—Primit…
There are things our ancestors have always done throughout human history, modern people still do, and future generations will keep doing forever.
What are they? Answer: fortune-telling. Divination a thousand years ago, statistical prediction now, and in the future, what will it be called?\n
So, does a fixed destiny exist? Variables inevitably exist. Do you agree?
Can anyone make Chan theory unique? Or, more specifically, which school of Chan theory can make the stroke segments unique? The pivots unique? The trends unique?
There are currently many large models for automatic speech recognition on the market, and major companies have released their own models……
My experience: Qwen is the best to use. Overall, its error rate can be reduced to the lowest level, beating a host of other models.
But how can you achieve a lower error rate than Qwen? My solution: multi-model fusion. In other words, when Qwen makes a mistake,…
When I say that the world is built upon invariance, do you feel puzzled? Or does it prompt some reflection?
Let’s talk about something we all know: the chemical reaction equations we learned in high school chemistry. Suppose that one day, when hydrogen burns in oxygen, it doesn’t produce water but hydrochloric acid gas instead. What would the world be like?
Please think for a moment…
Our education…