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+[0.08] 我只能猜 Apple今天推出了搭载M3处理器的许多新Mac [5.38]
+[5.38] 但我无法确定 因为发布会在我们录完这个视频后 大约1小时开始 [10.7]
+[10.7] 哎 看来我模仿蒂姆·库克都是白费了 [14.22]
+[14.5] 有关NVIDIA RTX 40 Super系列显卡的最新泄漏 [20.2]
+[20.2] 具体是RTX 4080 Super [22.44]
+[22.7] 这张显卡的PCI ID被某人发现了 [25.64]
+[25.84] 可能这个人有权访问beta版驱动程序 [27.72]
+[27.94] 然后将其添加到了PCI ID存储库中 [31.0]
+
+[31.28] 也就是PCI ID存放的地方 [35.02]
+[35.22] 不过存储库中列出的显卡型号是AD103 [40.5]
+[40.5] 而普通版的4080 用的已经是满血款的这个芯片了 [47.0]
+[47.34] NVIDIA可以解锁其512个禁用的着色器 [50.78]
+[51.0] 但相较于已经启用的9728个着色器单元来说 只是沧海一粟 [58.5]
+
+[58.5] 当然 每一点额外的性能提升都是不错的 [61.7]
+[61.98] 除非为了这点性能提升 [63.38]
+[63.38] 你需要以 RTX 4080发布时的建议售价 购买全新的显卡 [68.44]
+[68.68] 也就是1200美元 [70.64]
+[71.02] 这跟NVIDIA当年发布的RTX 2080 Super一个套路嘛 [74.12]
+[74.12] 该卡在2019年以800美元的价格上市 [77.74]
+[77.74] 哼 [78.1]
+[78.54] 多少面团？ [79.18]
+
+[79.7] 相同数量 [80.56]
+[80.84] 嘿 如果4080 Super不合你心的话 [83.62]
+[83.62] 还有华硕的RTX 4060 Ti [86.8]
+[86.8] 上面还有一个 M.2 固态硬盘插槽 [89.44]
+[89.82] 如果你想回到一个 [91.02]
+[91.02] 新显卡的消息 能让你有种不同的感觉 的时代 [94.86]
+[95.18] 你会为错过了什么而闷闷不乐 [98.74]
+[99.34] 现在我只感到了恐惧 [100.44]
+
+[100.92] 高通在上周的骁龙峰会上 [102.51]
+[102.51] 关于他们的Snapdragon X Elite笔记本SoC做出了一些大胆的表述 [107.38]
+[107.68] 但和所有这类活动一样 [109.04]
+[109.6] 高通只是用套模板的PPT来佐证这些说法 [114.86]
+[115.48] 前一晚我惊慌失措地醒来 [117.74]
+[117.74] 就随便弄了些图放上去 [119.66]
+[120.48] 这条线应该是蓝色的吗？ [121.98]
+[121.98] 哎 反正无所谓了 [123.08]
+
+[123.34] 但包括Windows Central在内的一些媒体 [125.48]
+[125.48] 能够仔细研究详细的测试结果 [128.66]
+[128.84] 似乎高通并不只是吹牛皮而已 [131.68]
+[131.68] 23瓦的版本 [133.7]
+[133.7] 以及80瓦的版本 都能打败Windows笔记本 [138.06]
+[138.06] 在PCMark 10中 打败高端AMD和Intel芯片 [142.08]
+[142.32] 以及 虽然低端版本 没能像高端款一样碾压Cinebench 2024 [147.32]
+[147.72] 它的单核性能仍然领先 [149.88]
+
+[150.28] 正如我们之前所说的 这些芯片是否真的值得使用 [154.04]
+[154.04] 取决于明年的Windows11 on ARM的用户体验是不是还是一坨 [162.52]
+[162.52] 但嘿 你知道吗 [163.88]
+[164.26] 我是个纯朴的人 [165.02]
+[165.44] 当我看到性能图上的长条的时候 [167.34]
+
+[167.34] 我就很开心 [168.86]
+[169.18] 我就喜欢长条 不能撒谎 [171.16]
+[171.4] 当然 高通让Snapdragon X精英版跟Apple M2对比 [174.46]
+[174.46] 在M3发布之前一周 这比较听起来有点牵强 [178.3]
+[178.3] 因为Apple今天发布M3 可能会好不少 对吧？ [183.52]
+[183.52] 我不知道他们做没做 [185.62]
+[185.62] 好讨厌的感觉 [186.42]
+
+[186.72] Meta在欧盟为Facebook和Instagram推出了收费免广告订阅 [192.42]
+[192.42] 桌面网页版每月10欧元 [195.1]
+[195.44] 安卓或iOS的话则是13欧元 [197.98]
+[198.52] 因为所有人都必须给Google和Apple [200.22]
+[200.22] 30%的苹果/安卓税 [202.44]
+[202.84] 他们在反向文艺复兴 [204.04]
+[204.04] 你不能无视它 [205.3]
+[205.52] 教会只拿10% [206.92]
+[207.28] 提姆无所不知 [208.58]
+[209.02] 喂 喂 喂 [210.16]
+[210.82] 赎罪券 给我买 [212.2]
+
+[212.2] 这个订阅在其他地方是没有的 [214.2]
+[214.2] 主要是因为它的目的是取悦欧盟的监管机构 [217.32]
+[217.32] 欧盟对Meta的广告投放和数据收集做法持怀疑态度 [220.74]
+[221.12] 该订阅仅适用于年满18岁及以上的用户 [223.48]
+[223.48] 而青年用户将暂时完全停止看到广告 [229.66]
+[229.66] 直到Meta想好怎么以其他方式 从他们不健康的心灵中牟利 [233.26]
+[233.64] 他们在努力了 [234.54]
+[234.72] 与此同时 Meta显然正在开发 供其第三个社交平台Threads使用的API [239.62]
+
+[240.02] 但另一个Threads 一个商业转录服务 在2012年注册了这个名字的商标 [244.9]
+[245.28] 这家公司已经向Meta发出了30天改名警告 [249.16]
+[249.4] Threads需要加快脚步了 [250.74]
+[250.74] 这也不是很乱嘛 [252.24]
+[252.66] 现在是快讯环节 由Volcanica Coffee赞助播出 [255.88]
+[256.18] 因为有什么比一杯美味的咖啡更能 [257.16]
+[257.16] 与高科技新闻相得益彰呢 [259.36]
+
+[259.52] 这我不知道 [260.22]
+[260.78] 找人Google一下嘛 [261.84]
+[262.04] Volcanica Coffee的咖啡豆 来自世界各地最优质的火山地区 [267.84]
+[267.84] 火山 好热 [269.64]
+[270.04] 就像你的咖啡一样 [270.9]
+
+[271.26] 除非你点的是冰咖 [272.38]
+[272.68] 那它就是凉的 [273.6]
+[273.88] 就是这么回事 [274.94]
+[275.32] 他们的珍稀高品质咖啡 有着独特的口味和细微的风味 [281.28]
+[281.5] 所以请点击下方的链接查看Volcanica Coffee的产品 [283.88]
+
+[283.88] 并使用优惠码Linus15可以享受15%的折扣 [287.42]
+[287.42] 这个快讯其实 [289.2]
+[289.2] 不太快嘛 [290.42]
+[290.42] 好的 好的 我们知道 [291.34]
+[291.34] 我们只是希望他们感觉好点嘛 [293.5]
+[293.5] 好吧？他们应得的 [294.96]
+[295.18] “嗯 你很快哦” [295.92]
+
+[296.08] ChatGPT现在有了高级的数据分析功能 [299.28]
+[299.28] 可以让用户上传诸如PDF之类的文档 并与其进行对话 [304.6]
+[304.82] 就像施了什么魔法 让一个无生命的物体获得了灵魂 [307.76]
+[307.76] 但是然后灵魂消失了 这引出了可怕的问题 [310.46]
+[310.46] 就像 它在那三分钟里真的是活的吗 [312.98]
+[313.3] 你是个怪物吗 [314.24]
+[314.96] 诸如Chat With PDF之类的服务 [316.92]
+[316.92] 已经提供了类似的功能 [319.52]
+
+[319.74] 该开发人员似乎并不担心失去其40万用户 [323.62]
+[323.8] 也许因为这些用户已经支付了订阅费用 [327.16]
+[327.16] 但是PDF是活着的吗？ [328.7]
+[329.08] 那是蒂姆·库克的魂魄 [330.6]
+[330.6] 他在微笑看着我 [331.72]
+[332.16] 我们拍这个视频的时间 [332.96]
+[332.96] 太晚了 太阳正在下山 [335.52]
+[336.18] iFixit宣布与微软合作 [338.44]
+
+[338.44] 为各种微软Surface设备提供官方的备件 [342.48]
+[342.64] 以及详细的维修指南 [344.18]
+[344.18] 以及微软专门的维修中心 提供的拆解视频 [347.84]
+[348.28] 提供的零件包括电池、固态硬盘、显示屏、键盘甚至螺丝钉 [352.92]
+[353.46] 但无法回答哲学问题 [354.48]
+[354.72] 如果你逐一替换掉笔记本的每个零件 [359.54]
+[359.54] 直到没有原装零件剩下 那它还算是同一台笔记本吗？ [362.48]
+[362.9] 它仍然属于忒修斯吗？ [364.62]
+
+[364.88] 白宫发布了一项总统行政令 [367.02]
+[367.02] 关于构建安全可信人工智能 [370.32]
+[370.64] 敦促加大对AI模型透明度的要求 [373.18]
+[373.38] 以及对由AI生成的内容进行标注 [375.68]
+[375.92] 该行政令将要求 那些开发具有潜在能力 [381.02]
+[381.02] 有可能严重破坏公共安全、公民权利、经济或国家安全的AI系统的人 [383.44]
+[383.44] 与政府分享关键的测试信息 [386.86]
+[387.36] 这主要适用于未来 、战斗力超过某个阈值的模型 比如9000 [393.78]
+
+[393.78] 咋了？ [394.16]
+[394.52] 并且不会限制任何当前可用的AI工具的使用 [398.36]
+[398.8] 这可能是我们唯一能指望的了 [400.94]
+[400.94] 毕竟当一位普通参议员的年龄是比互联网还要大一个25%的话 [404.66]
+[405.04] 就珍惜现在吧 [405.76]
+[405.76] 谷歌承诺将为一个Androidbug发布紧急补丁 [408.48]
+[408.48] 这个bug导致一些多用户的设备 升级到安卓14后 [411.5]
+[411.5] 主要账户的存储空间被锁定 无法访问 [418.44]
+
+[418.88] 虽然这是一个相对严重的bug [421.12]
+[421.12] 但谷歌似乎忽略了这个问题整整10天 [423.6]
+[424.0] 使数百名用户陷入困境 [425.86]
+[426.22] 从某些方面来说 [427.0]
+[427.2] 这个bug有点像是勒索软件 [428.74]
+[429.18] 只不过不是某人用裸照威胁我 [432.54]
+[432.54] 而是谷歌 完全是个事故 [434.26]
+[434.66] 所以没事啦 [435.48]
+[435.7] 这还好点 [436.64]
+
+[436.82] 我不生气了 [437.74]
+[437.74] 与此同时 谷歌已经发现 [440.1]
+[440.1] 如何将任何旧的主动降噪耳塞 [443.48]
+[443.9] 变成心率监测设备 [445.06]
+[445.54] 研究团队将此过程称为APG [448.44]
+[448.66] 即音频脉搏图波形检测 [450.42]
+[451.08] 挺抓耳的 [451.74]
+[451.9] 我只是想让你知道而已 [453.04]
+
+[453.04] 它的原理是通过耳塞的扬声器发射出超声波信号 [456.28]
+[456.28] 然后由麦克风接收这一信号 [457.88]
+[458.22] 这听起来让人类可以变得 [459.58]
+[459.58] 更像是蝙蝠或是海豚 [461.96]
+[461.96] 并且我不确定 [463.18]
+[463.18] 这是否符合我们期望科学发展的方向 [464.98]
+[465.46] 好的 [466.96]
+[466.96] 是的 [467.14]
+[467.14] 这视乎于你的人生价值观 [468.28]
+[468.28] 我的意思是 [468.81]
+[469.82] 没关系 [471.46]
+
+[471.46] 电视中人们用的那种海豚音 是其实是加速了的笑翠鸟音 [474.34]
+[474.64] 真的吗？ [474.94]
+[475.2] 是的 并不是海豚叫的 [476.7]
+[476.92] 而鹰的叫声实际上是红尾鹰的叫声 [479.08]
+[479.08] 哇 现在我完全不在乎苹果发布会了 [481.68]
+[481.68] 我学到了 [482.28]
+[482.64] 我学到了 [483.64]
+
+[483.64] 但我知道我希望你去哪 [485.74]
+[485.74] 转回你的收看设备吧 [487.6]
+[487.6] 下次是在周三 为您带来更多的科技新闻 [490.16]
+[490.16] 届时我们肯定会知道 今天在苹果的活动中发生了什么 [493.86]
+[495.7] 时间啊 [496.22]
+[496.42] 你懂的 [496.88]
+[496.88] 真是 太神奇了 [497.92]

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+[0.08] I can only assume Apple unveiled a number of new Macs powered by their new M3 processor today, [5.38]
+[5.38] but I can't know for sure because they scheduled their event to start like an hour after we finished filming this video. [10.7]
+[10.7] It's like I've been working on my Tim Cook impression for nothing. [14.22]
+[14.5] Some fresh leaks have sprung regarding NVIDIA's RTX 40 Super series of GPUs, [20.2]
+[20.2] specifically the RTX 4080 Super. [22.44]
+[22.7] The card's PCIe ID was found by someone, [25.64]
+[25.84] potentially with access to a beta driver, [27.72]
+[27.94] and added to the PCIe ID repository, [31.0]
+
+[31.28] a place where PC IDs are reposited. [35.02]
+[35.22] Except the GPU listed in the PCIe ID is the AD103, [40.5]
+[40.5] the same chip that powers the non-Super RTX 4080 [44.08]
+[44.08] with pretty much its full strength. [47.0]
+[47.34] NVIDIA could enable its 512 disabled shaders, [50.78]
+[51.0] but that sounds like a drop in the bucket [52.54]
+[52.54] compared to the GPUs already enabled, [54.98]
+[55.3] 9,728 shaders [58.5]
+
+[58.5] And sure, every little bit of extra performance is nice, [61.7]
+[61.98] unless in order to get it, [63.38]
+[63.38] you have to buy a new GPU for the same MSRP [65.92]
+[65.92] that the original RTX 4080 launched at, [68.44]
+[68.68] which is 1,200 bucks. [70.64]
+[71.02] That's what NVIDIA did with the RTX 2080 Super, [74.12]
+[74.12] which launched in 2019 for 800 bucks. [77.74]
+[77.74] Pfft. [78.1]
+[78.54] How many dough? [79.18]
+
+[79.7] Same amount of dough. [80.56]
+[80.84] Hey, if the 4080 Super isn't doing it for you, [83.62]
+[83.62] there's also this RTX 4060 Ti from ASUS [86.8]
+[86.8] with a built-in M.2 SSD slot. [89.44]
+[89.82] If you want to remember a time [91.02]
+[91.02] when news about new graphics cards made you feel [93.42]
+[93.42] something other than that [94.86]
+[95.18] sour acid taste in the back of your throat for missing [98.16]
+[98.16] something. [98.74]
+[99.34] Now I just feel dread. [100.44]
+
+[100.92] Qualcomm made  some big claims [102.51]
+[102.51] about their Snapdragon X Elite laptop SoCs at the Snapdragon Summit last week, [107.38]
+[107.68] but like all such events, [109.04]
+[109.6] Qualcomm only backed up those claims [111.26]
+[111.26] with slides looking like barely modified PowerPoint templates. [114.86]
+[115.48] Woke up the night before in a mad panic [117.74]
+[117.74] and just slapped some photos on there. [119.66]
+[120.48] Should this line be blue? [121.98]
+[121.98] I don't know, it doesn't matter. [123.08]
+
+[123.34] But some outlets, including Windows Central, [125.48]
+[125.48] were able to take a closer look at detailed test results, [128.66]
+[128.84] and it seems like Qualcomm wasn't just blowing hot air. [131.68]
+[131.68] Both the 23 watt [133.7]
+[133.7] and 80 watt variant of the X Elite blew away Windows laptops [138.06]
+[138.06] with top-end chips from Intel [139.88]
+[139.88] and AMD in PC Mark 10. [142.08]
+[142.32] And [142.46]
+[142.46] while the lower end variant didn't destroy like the higher end one did in Cinebench 2024, [147.32]
+[147.72] its single core performance still came out ahead. [149.88]
+
+[150.28] Now, as we've said [151.0]
+[151.0] before, whether these chips will actually be worth using [154.04]
+[154.04] with Windows depends on whether Microsoft can change the fact [157.6]
+[157.6] that Windows 11 on ARM is kind of butt to use [160.74]
+[160.74] before they come out next year. [162.52]
+[162.52] But hey, you know what? [163.88]
+[164.26] I'm a simple man. [165.02]
+[165.44] I see big bars on a performance graph [167.34]
+
+[167.34] and it just makes me happy. [168.86]
+[169.18] I like big bars and I cannot lie. [171.16]
+[171.4] Of course, Qualcomm's comparison of the Snapdragon X Elite [174.46]
+[174.46] to Apple's M2 rings pretty hollow coming the week [178.3]
+[178.3] before Apple launches the M3, which is probably much better [181.56]
+[181.56] because that's what they did today, [183.3]
+[183.3] right? [183.52]
+[183.52] I don't know if they did  that or not. [185.62]
+[185.62] I hate this. [186.42]
+
+[186.72] Meta has launched a paid ad-free subscription [189.58]
+[189.8] for Facebook and Instagram in the European Union [192.42]
+[192.42] for 10 euros a month via desktop [195.1]
+[195.44] or 13 euros via Android or iOS [197.98]
+[198.52] for all must pay Google [200.22]
+[200.22] and Apple their 30% tithe. [202.44]
+[202.84] They're passing around the basket. [204.04]
+[204.04] You can't ignore it. [205.3]
+[205.52] Church only takes 10%. [206.92]
+[207.28] Tim sees all. [208.58]
+[209.02] Ah, ah, ah. [210.16]
+[210.82] Put it in. [212.2]
+
+[212.2] The subscription isn't available elsewhere [214.2]
+[214.2] primarily because it's intended to appease EU regulators [217.32]
+[217.32] skeptical of Meta's ad targeting and data collection practices. [220.74]
+[221.12] The subscription is only available to users 18 [223.48]
+[223.48] and up while teenage users will temporarily [226.22]
+[226.22] stop seeing ads entirely until Meta comes up [229.66]
+[229.66] with some other way of profiting off damage [231.7]
+[231.7] to their underdeveloped psyches. [233.26]
+[233.64] They're working on it. [234.54]
+[234.72] In the meantime, Meta is apparently working on an API [237.32]
+[237.32] for its third social platform, Threads. [239.62]
+
+[240.02] But seeing as Threads, [241.24]
+[241.24] a business transcription service that trademarked the name in 2012, [244.9]
+[245.28] has already served Threads [246.66]
+[246.66] with a 30 day warning to change the name, [249.16]
+[249.4] Threads is gonna have to hurry. [250.74]
+[250.74] It was only slightly confusing. [252.24]
+[252.66] Now it's time for quick bits brought to you by Volcanica Coffee. [255.88]
+[256.18] Because what goes better [257.16]
+[257.16] with tech news than a nice cup of Joe? [259.36]
+
+[259.52] I don't know. [260.22]
+[260.78] Get someone to Google it. [261.84]
+[262.04] Volcanica Coffee sources their beans from the finest crops [265.06]
+[265.06] in the best volcanic regions from around the world. [267.84]
+[267.84] Volcanoes, [268.68]
+[268.98] that's hot. [269.64]
+[270.04] Like your coffee. [270.9]
+
+[271.26] Unless you have it iced, [272.38]
+[272.68] then it'll be cold. [273.6]
+[273.88] That's how that works. [274.94]
+[275.32] Their exotic high quality coffee has distinctly different [278.32]
+[278.32] flavors and nuances to tantalize your taste buds. [281.28]
+[281.5] So go check out Volcanica Coffee at the link below [283.88]
+
+[283.88] and use code Linus15 for 15% off your order. [287.42]
+[287.42] The quick bits aren't actually [289.2]
+[289.2] that quick. [290.42]
+[290.42] Okay, yeah, we know. [291.34]
+[291.34] We just [291.7]
+[292.24] want them to feel nice about themselves, [293.5]
+[293.5] okay? [293.8]
+[293.8] They deserve that. [294.96]
+[295.18] Yeah, [295.36]
+[295.36] you're quick. [295.92]
+
+[296.08] ChatGPT now has an advanced data analysis feature [299.28]
+[299.28] that allows users to upload documents like a PDF [302.16]
+[302.64] and chat with it, [304.6]
+[304.82] like a spell [305.58]
+[305.58] that imbues an inanimate object with a living [307.76]
+[307.76] soul, but then wears off, bringing up horrible questions. [310.46]
+[310.46] Like, was that actually alive for like three minutes? [312.98]
+[313.3] Are you a monster? [314.24]
+[314.96] Similar functionality has already been offered [316.92]
+[316.92] by various services like Chat With PDF, [319.52]
+
+[319.74] whose developer doesn't seem worried [321.34]
+[321.34] about losing its 400,000 users, [323.62]
+[323.8] probably because the users already paid the subscription fee. [327.16]
+[327.16] But are the PDFs alive? [328.7]
+[329.08] It's the spirit of Tim Cook. [330.6]
+[330.6] He's smiling on me. [331.72]
+[332.16] We're shooting this video [332.96]
+[332.96] so late that the sun is setting. [335.52]
+[336.18] iFixit has announced a partnership with Microsoft [338.44]
+
+[338.44] to provide official replacement parts for various Microsoft Surface devices, [342.48]
+[342.64] as well as step-by-step guides [344.18]
+[344.18] and disassembly videos via their dedicated Microsoft Repair Hub. [347.84]
+[348.28] Parts provided include batteries, SSDs, displays, keyboards, and even screws. [352.92]
+[353.46] Unprovided, however, [354.48]
+[354.72] is the answer to the philosophical question, [356.54]
+[356.82] if you replace every piece of your laptop one by one [359.54]
+[359.54] until no original piece is left, [361.2]
+[361.2] is it still the same laptop? [362.48]
+[362.9] And does it still belong to Theseus? [364.62]
+
+[364.88] The White House has issued an executive order [367.02]
+[367.02] on safe, secure, and trustworthy artificial intelligence, [370.32]
+[370.64] which pushes for greater transparency of AI models [373.18]
+[373.38] and labeling of AI-created content. [375.68]
+[375.92] The order will require developers of AI systems [378.42]
+[378.42] with the potential to seriously disrupt public safety, [381.02]
+[381.02] civil rights, the economy, or national security [383.44]
+[383.44] to share critical testing information with the government. [386.86]
+[387.36] This would apply primarily to future models [389.8]
+[389.8] beyond a certain power level, let's say over [391.98]
+[392.78] 9,000. [393.78]
+
+[393.78] What? [394.16]
+[394.52] And would not involve restricting any AI tools [397.0]
+[397.0] that are currently available. [398.36]
+[398.8] It's probably the best we can hope for, at least [400.94]
+[400.94] when the average senator is a quarter century older [403.3]
+[403.3] than the internet itself. [404.66]
+[405.04] Take what you get. [405.76]
+[405.76] Google is promising a rescue patch for an Android bug [408.48]
+[408.48] that causes some users with multiple Android user accounts [411.5]
+[411.5] on their device to get locked out of the device's storage [414.64]
+[414.86] from the primary account upon upgrading to Android 14. [418.44]
+
+[418.88] Despite being a relatively serious bug, [421.12]
+[421.12] Google seemed to ignore the problem for 10 days, [423.6]
+[424.0] leaving hundreds of users in the lurch. [425.86]
+[426.22] In some ways, [427.0]
+[427.2] the bug is a lot like ransomware, [428.74]
+[429.18] except instead of a guy named Sergey [430.7]
+[430.7] holding my nudes hostage for money, [432.54]
+[432.54] it's Google, completely by accident. [434.26]
+[434.66] So it's okay. [435.48]
+[435.7] That makes it better. [436.64]
+
+[436.82] I'm less mad. [437.74]
+[437.74] Meanwhile, Google has spent time figuring out [440.1]
+[440.1] how to turn any old pair of active noise-canceling earbuds [443.48]
+[443.9] into heart rate monitors [445.06]
+[445.54] through a process the research team calls APG, [448.44]
+[448.66] or audio plethysmography. [450.42]
+[451.08] Catchy. [451.74]
+[451.9] I just wanted you to know [452.66]
+[452.66] that. [453.04]
+
+[453.04] It works by sending out an ultrasound signal [455.18]
+[455.18] with the earbud speakers [456.28]
+[456.28] and picking it up with the microphones, [457.88]
+[458.22] which sounds like it lets humans [459.58]
+[459.58] become more like bats or dolphins. [461.96]
+[461.96] And I'm not sure [463.18]
+[463.18] that's a place we want science to go. [464.98]
+[465.46] Okay. [466.96]
+[466.96] Yeah, [467.14]
+[467.14] depending on your priorities. [468.28]
+[468.28] I mean- [468.81]
+[469.82] That's okay. [471.46]
+
+[471.46] The dolphin sound [472.16]
+[472.16] that people use on TV is actually sped up kookaburra. [474.34]
+[474.64] Really? [474.94]
+[475.2] Yeah, it's not a dolphin. [476.7]
+[476.92] And the eagle sound is actually a red-tailed hawk. [479.08]
+[479.08] Wow, I don't care at all [479.94]
+[479.94] about not knowing about the Apple stuff now. [481.68]
+[481.68] I learned, [482.28]
+[482.64] I learned that. [483.64]
+
+[483.64] But I know where I want you to go. [485.74]
+[485.74] Back to your screen of choice, [487.6]
+[487.6] this time on Wednesday for more tech news, [490.16]
+[490.16] when we will definitely know what has happened [492.76]
+[492.76] at Apple's event today. [493.86]
+[495.7] Time, [496.22]
+[496.42] you know? [496.88]
+[496.88] It's crazy. [497.92]

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+[0.3] 欢迎收看TechLinked，您可以信赖的科技新闻 [2.84]
+[2.84] 但别写屏幕上 不然会坏掉的 [5.38]
+[5.58] 苹果发布了新M3、M3 Pro和M3 Max芯片 [9.24]
+[9.24] 以及新款的Mac 他们叫「来势迅猛」发布会 [12.92]
+[12.92] 我敢肯定 他们在美西时间下午5点办 准是专门刁难我们 [16.9]
+
+[17.22] 除了同时发布三个芯片 这个不同寻常的决定之外 [21.1]
+[21.1] 而不是间隔开 就像营养专家建议的那样 [24.22]
+[24.42] 苹果还先谈起了芯片的全新GPU [28.04]
+[28.38] 它们现在支持包括硬件加速光追 [31.94]
+[31.94] 以及网状着色在内的现代游戏特性 [34.5]
+[34.5] 还有一个谁都听不懂的新词 [36.72]
+[37.6] 动态缓存 [38.64]
+[39.18] 那是什么 和地理藏宝有关系吗 [40.26]
+
+[40.58] 这是苹果业界首创的内存分配功能 [43.2]
+[43.2] 应该可以提高性能 [44.82]
+[45.08] 从CPU方面看 苹果似乎没有那么兴奋 [47.88]
+[48.18] 他们说M3系列的CPU大约比M2快15% [53.6]
+[53.6] 但是比M1快30% [55.28]
+[55.28] 为了图一乐 他们一直将M3和M1进行比较 [58.92]
+[58.92] 对于那些没钱每年升级Mac的用户 [61.58]
+[61.58] 穷鬼们 [62.46]
+[62.46] 实际上 [62.98]
+
+[63.2] 苹果有一款专门为他们打造的Mac [64.96]
+[64.96] 24英寸iMac没有得到M2的升级 但现在它将搭载M3 [69.58]
+[69.58] 以及略微让人困惑的 新款MacBook Pro系列 [72.66]
+[73.12] 和新款iMac一样 [74.16]
+[74.16] 14英寸和16英寸的MacBook Pro [77.82]
+[78.18] 如果你选择M2 Pro和M2 Max版本 [79.96]
+[80.44] 那他们的机身和M2款一样 [82.64]
+[82.64] 但如果你选择M3的话 [85.22]
+
+[85.22] 有一款新机身的14英寸MacBook Pro [87.14]
+[87.14] 有两个而不是三个雷雳4接口 [89.84]
+[90.38] 要是没有更重要的事 [92.06]
+[92.38] 我可能会在这个话题上多说两句 [94.34]
+[94.34] 但是妙控鼠标 键盘 妙控板 仍然使用的是Lightning连接器 [98.36]
+[98.54] 虽然苹果在最新的iPhone上已经改用了USB-C [101.24]
+[101.56] 苹果还透露 本次活动完全使用iPhone拍摄 [104.54]
+[104.98] 但是有一些价值数万美元的灯光和吊具的小小辅助 [108.58]
+
+[108.9] 简单 在家也能做 [110.16]
+[110.46] 《卫报》指责微软损害了该报的声誉 因为他们在Microsoft Start上刊登的 [116.49]
+[116.49] 一篇年轻澳大利亚女子惨死的文章边上插入了AI生成的投票 [122.02]
+[122.44] 这个AI程序 [123.44]
+[123.44] 通过其先进的语言分析能力 [125.36]
+[125.36] 结合上下文构建出了一个投票 [126.9]
+[126.9] 要求读者投票 他们认为死因是什么 [130.92]
+
+[131.2] 谋杀 事故 还是自杀 [132.78]
+[134.02] 这就像是一场阅读理解能力的小测验 [136.96]
+[137.54] 只不过现实中有人真的死了 [139.56]
+[140.14] 读者们当然强烈反对 所以微软撤下了这个投票 [143.52]
+[143.78] 表示已经关闭了Microsoft Start上所有新闻文章的由AI生成的投票 [147.14]
+[147.42] 而且并且他们正在采取措施以防止类似事件再次发生 [149.68]
+[150.3] 如果你想知道人工复审 一开始怎么会没发现的 [153.58]
+[153.58] 嗯 那很简单 [155.56]
+
+[155.56] 三年前 微软削了自己的新闻部门 转而实验基于AI的内容筛选 [160.0]
+[160.48] 与此同时 英国卫报要求微软保证 [162.36]
+[162.36] 他们不会在未经同意的情况下 将实验性的AI产品用于他们的新闻报道 [168.1]
+[168.7] 很好 当机器最终再次崛起时 我们可以说 [171.46]
+[171.46] 我不想在报道旁边看到 要放过男人还是放过女人小孩的投票 [176.46]
+[176.66] 美国最高法院进行了口头辩论 这是最棒的辩论方式 [179.6]
+[179.6] 这个案件是关于公职人员是否可以拉黑社交媒体上的批评家们 [184.8]
+
+[184.8] 而且更诡异的是 这就在万圣节当天 [187.38]
+[187.72] 拉黑那些烦人的人 这个习惯对大多数人来说或许都挺有益的 [191.48]
+[191.48] 但是 当政府官员使用社交媒体这样的非正式渠道发布官方言论时 [197.1]
+[197.34] 阻止一个公民获取这些信息 可能属于侵犯其言论自由权的行为 [202.02]
+[202.24] 这个问题与我息息相关 因为我每天醒来之后 [205.84]
+
+[205.84] 都会向伊利诺伊州的高级参议员Dick Durbin发送粗鲁的打油诗 [209.38]
+[209.76] 目前Twitter正因封禁自己的批评者而面临诉讼 [213.44]
+[213.44] 软件开发者Travis Brown 他关于推特blue订阅者的趋势 [217.5]
+[217.5] 以及埃隆·马斯克接管之后被重新激活的账号趋势的数据 [221.48]
+[221.48] 被纽约时报和CNN的报道使用了 [223.64]
+[223.9] 人们只能希望X就算最终败诉 也能拿得出钱赔偿 [228.74]
+
+[228.74] 根据该公司的员工股票购买计划 [231.02]
+[231.02] X目前价值190亿美元 [233.1]
+[233.62] 不到马斯克去年收购Twitter时的一半 [236.84]
+[237.42] 仔细想想 或者 Durbin想想 [241.06]
+[275.14] 嘿 [275.4]
+[276.26] 抱歉 [276.5]
+[276.7] 你被糖果弄晕了 [277.84]
+[278.26] 我们得把你弄醒 [279.08]
+[279.74] 闻闻这些科技快讯吧 [280.64]
+[281.66] 它们在我手指上 闻啊 [282.6]
+
+[283.14] YouTube开始了一项全球行动 试图阻止观众使用广告拦截器 [287.28]
+[287.76] 该网站可能别无选择 [289.5]
+[289.5] 广告拦截器的使用增加了 [292.3]
+[292.3] 这是因为YouTube花了好几年的时间 让他们的广告系统变得更糟 [296.28]
+[296.28] 以应对推荐算法机制本身的问题 [298.56]
+[298.92] 但是早在2016年 [300.42]
+[300.42] 欧盟委员会就赞同一位隐私倡导者的观点 [302.92]
+[302.92] 即在欧盟地区 未经同意 禁止检测广告拦截器的存在 [308.56]
+
+[308.56] 如果这能迫使YouTube在欧洲地区改变政策 那会很有意思 [311.82]
+[311.82] 而我们剩下的人只能 习惯它 [315.04]
+[315.46] 自由的土地嘛 [316.88]
+[317.58] 说回这些人 [318.82]
+[318.82] 欧盟已同意将挪威的禁令扩大 [321.44]
+[321.44] 这一禁令阻止Facebook跟踪用户行为以精准投放广告 [325.64]
+[325.94] 所以现在这项禁令适用于整个欧洲经济区 [329.36]
+[329.7] 在别的欧洲国家 科技巨头也在挨铁拳 [332.84]
+
+[332.84] 荷兰反垄断机构表示 [335.4]
+[335.74] 苹果App Store的佣金政策违反了欧盟的规定 [338.28]
+[338.28] 并且不公平地针对订阅服务 比如Tinder [340.82]
+[341.24] Tinder黄金会员要多交30%给苹果 这样是不公平的 [345.28]
+[345.28] 他们只是想看看有没有人 [347.22]
+[347.22] 给他们“右滑”（Tinder中的点赞操作） [348.44]
+[348.44] 让我们看看是谁 [349.1]
+[349.76] 喜欢我的女生在哪儿？ [350.58]
+[351.54] 谷歌已发布了RISC-V开发者工具的时间表 [355.66]
+
+[355.66] 安卓版本的工具将于2024年推出 [358.34]
+[358.82] 这是一步雄心勃勃但必要的行动 [360.74]
+[360.74] 如果谷歌希望真正落实其计划 [362.72]
+[362.72] 将RISC-V作为一级架构加以支持 [365.42]
+[365.8] 使之与ARM平起平坐 [368.06]
+[368.4] 与此同时 [368.82]
+[369.1] 谷歌注册中心正式提供.ing作为一个域名 [373.68]
+[373.98] 这个名字 [375.22]
+[376.06] 引得人们好想用它来搞点名词打趣 [379.02]
+[379.48] go.ing [380.4]
+[380.82] 或者编辑相关的edit.ing [381.94]
+
+[383.06] 即使这整个RISC-V Android的计划搞不好 [386.64]
+[386.86] 至少我们会有一些很棒的双关语 [388.82]
+[389.76] 微软终于结束了对Windows CE的支持 [392.84]
+[393.2] 这句话会引发两种反应 [395.18]
+[395.76] 要么是 “他们居然现在才终止支持？！” [397.9]
+[398.4] 要么是 “这是什么东西？” [399.2]
+[399.66] Windows CE 最初是为PDA（个人数字助理）等小型设备开发的 [402.94]
+[402.94] 其功能设计目的就是被放在抽屉里 [405.4]
+[405.4] 然后被遗忘 [406.26]
+
+[406.52] 幸运的是 一些开发人员延续了烂Windows的传统 [408.62]
+[408.62] 制作出了一个3.3GB的Windows 11版本 [413.12]
+[413.12] 但开发者们甚至不推荐你使用它 [415.7]
+[416.04] 他们接下来还能想出什么？ [417.58]
+[418.14] GreenPower汽车宣布推出MegaBeast [421.36]
+[421.36] 这是一辆全电动校车 [423.96]
+[424.34] 电池容量为387千瓦时，续航里程接近300英里 (480千米) [428.74]
+[428.74] 车厢可容纳最多90名乘客 [430.34]
+
+[430.34] 希望是一些不系安全带的小孩 [432.0]
+[432.32] MegaBeast基本上就是续航里程为140英里的Beast的加强版 [437.42]
+[437.72] Green Power表示Beast代表的是 “纯电动校园交通” [441.6]
+[441.6] 不过我觉得他们只是想 拼Beast这个单词而已 [444.74]
+[445.68] 还有尺寸为25英尺 反向命名的NanoBeast [449.16]
+
+[449.16] 个人而言 我等不及要看他们首次与油管主合作 [451.26]
+[451.26] GreenPower赞助MrBeast让他跳过一辆NanoBeast [454.36]
+[454.36] 以埃维尔·克尼维尔式的风格 [455.26]
+[455.48] 跳过一排15台MegaBeast [457.48]
+[458.18] 你们周五记得回来 [459.34]
+[459.34] 届时我们将释放野兽 [460.72]
+[460.72] 当然野兽只是个比喻 我指的是科技新闻 [462.64]
+[463.14] 最重磅的 [463.84]

data/2023-11-01 Gamers： Apple Wants YOU! [BIQ3JcWJzT0].en.txt

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+[0.3] Welcome back to TechLinked, tech news you can count on, [2.84]
+[2.84] but not write on or you'll ruin your screen. [5.38]
+[5.58] Apple announced the new M3, [6.94]
+[6.94] M3 Pro, and M3 Max chips, [9.24]
+[9.24] along with Refresh Mac to put them in [11.4]
+[11.4] at their Scary Fast event, [12.92]
+[12.92] which I'm pretty sure they held at 5 p.m. [15.18]
+[15.18] Pacific time just to spite us. [16.9]
+
+[17.22] In addition to the unusual decision [18.64]
+[18.64] to unveil three chip variants at once [21.1]
+[21.1] instead of spacing them out as recommended by dieticians, [24.22]
+[24.42] Apple also talked up the chip's new GPU first. [28.04]
+[28.38] They now support modern game favorites like hardware-accelerated ray tracing [31.94]
+[31.94] and mesh shading, as well as a new word [34.5]
+[34.5] that will make zero sense to your family. [36.72]
+[37.6] Dynamic caching. [38.64]
+[39.18] Is that like geocaching? [40.26]
+
+[40.58] It's an Apple first industry first memory allocation feature [43.2]
+[43.2] that should boost performance. [44.82]
+[45.08] On the CPU side, Apple seemed less hyped. [47.88]
+[48.18] They said the M3 lineup is about 15, [50.32]
+[50.32] that's 15% faster than their M2 counterparts, [53.6]
+[53.6] but 30% faster than the M1, [55.28]
+[55.28] which they kept comparing the M3 to for the sake of charity, [58.92]
+[58.92] in cases who can't upgrade their Mac every year, [61.58]
+[61.58] you pheasants. [62.46]
+[62.46] In fact, [62.98]
+
+[63.2] Apple made a Mac just for them. [64.96]
+[64.96] The 24-inch iMac never got an M2 refresh, [67.86]
+[67.86] but it is getting the M3, [69.58]
+[69.58] and so is a slightly confusing new MacBook Pro lineup. [72.66]
+[73.12] Like the new iMac, [74.16]
+[74.16] the new 14 and 16-inch MacBook Pros, [77.82]
+[78.18] they have the same body as the M2 models, [79.96]
+[80.44] if you spec them with an M2 Pro or Max. [82.64]
+[82.64] But if you go for the vanilla M3, [85.22]
+
+[85.22] there's a different 14-inch MacBook Pro [87.14]
+[87.14] with two Thunderbolt 4 ports instead of three. [89.84]
+[90.38] I might linger on that point for longer. [92.06]
+[92.38] If it wasn't much more important to note [94.34]
+[94.34] that the Magic Mouse keyboard [95.76]
+[95.76] and trackpad still use the lightning connector, [98.36]
+[98.54] despite Apple switching to USB-C with the newest iPhone, [101.24]
+[101.56] which Apple revealed was used to shoot the entire event, [104.54]
+[104.98] with some minor assistance from lighting [106.74]
+[106.74] and rigging worth tens of thousands of dollars. [108.58]
+
+[108.9] Basic at-home stuff. [110.16]
+[110.46] The Guardian newspaper has accused Microsoft of damaging its reputation by inserting an AI-generated poll [116.49]
+[116.49] beside a Guardian article on Microsoft Start about the tragic death of a young Australian woman. [122.02]
+[122.44] The AI program, [123.44]
+[123.44] using its state-of-the-art ability to parse language [125.36]
+[125.36] and context, constructed a poll [126.9]
+[126.9] that asked readers to vote on what they thought the cause of death was. [130.92]
+
+[131.2] Murder, accident, or suicide. [132.78]
+[134.02] It's like a reading comprehension test pop quiz, except [136.96]
+[137.54] where a person is dead in real life. [139.56]
+[140.14] Readers were understandably revolted, so Microsoft took down the poll, [143.52]
+[143.78] said they have deactivated Microsoft-generated polls for all news articles, [147.14]
+[147.42] and are taking steps to prevent future incidents. [149.68]
+[150.3] If you're wondering how Human Review could have missed this kind of thing in the first place, [153.58]
+[153.58] well, [153.88]
+[154.62] that's easy. [155.56]
+
+[155.56] Microsoft gutted its news division three years ago in favor of AI-powered curation. [160.0]
+[160.48] Meanwhile, the Guardian is asking for assurance [162.36]
+[162.36] that Microsoft will not run experimental AI products alongside their journalism [166.34]
+[166.34] without their express permission. [168.1]
+[168.7] Good, because when the machines finally rise again, it says, [171.46]
+[171.46] I don't want to read about it next to a poll about whether they'll spare the men or just the women [175.96]
+[175.96] and children. [176.46]
+[176.66] The US Supreme Court heard oral arguments, the best kind, [179.6]
+[179.6] in a case about whether public officials should be able to block critics on [184.06]
+[184.06] social media. [184.8]
+
+[184.8] And they did it on Halloween to make it extra spooky. [187.38]
+[187.72] Blocking people because you find them annoying is arguably a habit most of us could stand to learn. [191.48]
+[191.48] But when government officers are using casual channels like [194.88]
+[194.88] social media accounts to make official statements, [197.1]
+[197.34] blocking a citizen from [198.48]
+[198.48] that information might qualify as a violation of their right to free speech. [202.02]
+[202.24] This is an issue that's near [203.26]
+[203.26] and dear to my heart because each day I wake up [205.84]
+
+[205.84] and send rude limericks to senior senator from Illinois Dick Durbin. [209.38]
+[209.76] Twitter itself is currently being sued for banning one of its own critics, [213.44]
+[213.44] software developer Travis Brown, [215.26]
+[215.26] whose data on trends among Twitter blue subscribers [217.5]
+[217.5] and reactivated accounts following Elon Musk's takeover was used in [221.48]
+[221.48] reports by the New York Times and CNN. [223.64]
+[223.9] One can only hope that X [225.72]
+[226.38] has the money to pay out [228.02]
+[228.02] if they lose. [228.74]
+
+[228.74] According to the company's employee stock plan, [231.02]
+[231.02] X is currently worth 19 billion, [233.1]
+[233.62] less than half of what Twitter was [235.26]
+[235.26] when Musk bought it last year. [236.84]
+[237.42] Let that sink in. [238.68]
+[239.06] Or should I say, let that Durbin. [241.06]
+[275.14] Hey, [275.4]
+[276.26] sorry, [276.5]
+[276.7] you're in a candy coma. [277.84]
+[278.26] We gotta wake you up. [279.08]
+[279.74] Smell these quick bits. [280.64]
+[281.66] They're on my finger, smell. [282.6]
+
+[283.14] YouTube has launched a global effort to try [285.46]
+[285.46] and stop viewers from using ad blockers. [287.28]
+[287.76] The site probably saw no other choice [289.5]
+[289.5] after the usage of ad blockers increased [292.3]
+[292.3] due to YouTube strategically spending years [294.3]
+[294.3] making their monetization system worse [296.28]
+[296.28] in response to issues with their own algorithm. [298.56]
+[298.92] But back in 2016, [300.42]
+[300.42] the European commission agreed with a privacy advocate [302.92]
+[302.92] that software designed to detect ad blockers is illegal [306.66]
+[306.66] without consent in the EU. [308.56]
+
+[308.56] It will be interesting if this will force YouTube [310.52]
+[310.52] to change its policy in Europe [311.82]
+[311.82] while the rest of us continue to [313.24]
+[314.04] take it as usual. [315.04]
+[315.46] The land of the free. [316.88]
+[317.58] Speaking of those people, [318.82]
+[318.82] the EU has agreed to extend Norway's ban [321.44]
+[321.44] that blocks meta from tracking user behavior [324.24]
+[324.24] to serve targeted ads, [325.64]
+[325.94] so that the ban now covers the entire European economic area. [329.36]
+[329.7] In other European countries shuts down tech giant news, [332.84]
+
+[332.84] the Dutch antitrust agency says, [335.4]
+[335.74] Apple's app store commissions violate EU rules [338.28]
+[338.28] and unfairly target subscription services like Tinder. [340.82]
+[341.24] It isn't fair for men to be charged an extra 30% [343.74]
+[343.74] for a Tinder gold subscription, [345.28]
+[345.28] just to be able to see the two women [347.22]
+[347.22] that swiped right on them. [348.44]
+[348.44] Show us the women. [349.1]
+[349.76] Where is she? [350.58]
+[351.54] Google has released a timeline for RISC-V developer tools, [355.66]
+
+[355.66] which will be available for Android OS in 2024. [358.34]
+[358.82] It's an ambitious but necessary step [360.74]
+[360.74] if Google wants to follow through on its plan [362.72]
+[362.72] to support RISC-V as a tier one architecture, [365.42]
+[365.8] placing it on par with ARM. [368.06]
+[368.4] Meanwhile, [368.82]
+[369.1] Google registry is officially offering .ing as a domain name, [373.68]
+[373.98] a name which is [375.22]
+[376.06] begging for some wordplay like [379.02]
+[379.48] go.ing [380.4]
+[380.82] or editing. [381.94]
+
+[383.06] Even if this [383.62]
+[383.62] whole RISC-V Android thing starts in the bad, [386.64]
+[386.86] at least we'll have some great puns. [388.82]
+[389.76] Microsoft has finally ended support for Windows CE, [392.84]
+[393.2] a phrase eliciting one of two responses. [395.18]
+[395.76] Either they didn't kill that already or [397.9]
+[398.4] I don't know what that is. [399.2]
+[399.66] Windows CE was originally made for small devices like PDAs [402.94]
+[402.94] with features designed to compliment being put in a drawer [405.4]
+[405.4] and forgotten about. [406.26]
+
+[406.52] Fortunately, some developers are continuing the tradition [408.62]
+[408.62] of bad Windows OSs by making a 3.3 gigabyte version [412.38]
+[412.38] of Windows 11 [413.12]
+[413.12] that its creators don't even recommend you use. [415.7]
+[416.04] What horrors will they think of next? [417.58]
+[418.14] And Green Power Motor Company has announced the MegaBeast, [421.36]
+[421.36] a fully electric school bus, [423.96]
+[424.34] I love it, [424.96]
+[424.96] with 387 kilowatt hour battery, nearly 300 miles of range [428.74]
+[428.74] and space for up to 90 passengers [430.34]
+
+[430.34] who I hope are kids without seat belts. [432.0]
+[432.32] It's essentially a buff version [434.62]
+[434.62] of their 140 mile range 40 foot Beast, [437.42]
+[437.72] which they say stands for Battery Electric Automotive School Transportation. [441.6]
+[441.6] But I think they really just wanted to [443.6]
+[444.4] spell beast. [444.74]
+[445.68] There's also the 25 foot oxymoronic NanoBeast. [449.16]
+
+[449.16] Personally, I can't wait for their first YouTube integration [451.26]
+[451.26] where GreenPower sponsors MrBeast to jump a NanoBeast, [454.36]
+[454.36] Evel Knievel style, [455.26]
+[455.48] over a line of 15 MegaBeasts. [457.48]
+[458.18] And you better be back on Friday [459.34]
+[459.34] where we'll release the Beast, [460.72]
+[460.72] and by the Beast I mean more tech news, [462.64]
+[463.14] the biggest kind. [463.84]

data/2023-11-04 Actually, Google LIKES Adblock [Z6zZFj9eE60].cn.txt

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+[2.68] 在TechLinked [4.34]
+[4.68] 我们通常会认为... ... [6.0]
+[7.48] 我们可以想出无穷无尽不重样的开头 但实际上不行 [12.06]
+[12.06] YouTube对Adblock的屏蔽导致了数十万人卸载了Adblock [17.94]
+[17.94] 再次证明 没有什么东西比Uno反转牌更强大 [22.02]
+[23.24] 其实我一直搞不明白为什么复仇者们为什么不一开始就用反转牌 [25.46]
+
+[29.36] 根据广告屏蔽器公司Ghostery的数据 有90%的用户 [35.26]
+[35.26] 在卸载Adblocker时给出的原因是YouTube最近的政策变更 [40.24]
+[40.6] 但Google对Adblocker的厌恶 [43.3]
+[43.3] 让他们上个月赞助的广告过滤开发峰会 [47.1]
+[47.36] 一个面向广告屏蔽开发者的峰会 [49.92]
+[50.3] 看起来够迷惑的 [51.26]
+[51.68] 他们甚至做了一个演讲 这群变态 [54.22]
+
+[54.46] 说什么Chrome的Manifest V3更新不会阻碍广告拦截 [58.62]
+[59.12] 然后他们5月份就加大反广告拦截力度 让Adblock产生了创纪录的卸载量 [65.96]
+[66.2] 公平地说 这个纪录紧随其后的是 新广告拦截插件安装数的纪录 [71.7]
+[71.7] 因为人们开始寻找YouTube无法检测到的广告拦截工具 [73.96]
+[74.12] 但总体而言 广告拦截工具的使用人数有所减少 [76.5]
+[76.94] 那么为什么谷歌会联合赞助他们试图消灭的东西？ [80.8]
+[81.18] 也许他们是想和敌人搞好关系 [82.92]
+
+[83.14] 赢得彼此的信任 [83.98]
+[84.2] 然后等他们转过身来 再捅他一刀 [87.48]
+[88.04] 又或许 他们只是更希望你继续使用他们的浏览器 [91.02]
+[91.42] 他们也许并不在乎你的个人隐私 但嘿 [93.86]
+[94.12] 他们只是像你爸妈一样保护着你 [95.88]
+[96.32] 如果你要尝试某些不怀好意的插件的话 [98.7]
+[98.86] 我宁愿你在Chrome上这么做 [100.78]
+[103.86] AMD在两款新的入门级笔记本APU上将一些Zen 4核心 [107.38]
+[107.38] 换成了更小巧高效的Zen 4C核心 [112.44]
+
+[112.44] 声称没人能察觉到差别 [115.78]
+[116.42] 这既是错的 [117.52]
+[117.52] 而且这么说还挺侮辱AMD的核心客户群体的 [121.02]
+[121.34] 啰嗦的书呆子 [122.24]
+[122.66] 你别想蒙混过去！ [124.34]
+[126.32] Zen 4C核心在功能上应与Zen 4完全相同 [129.74]
+[129.74] 但占用更小的面积 [131.6]
+[131.88] 之前被用于EPYC服务器芯片 将离谱数量的核心塞入单个处理器 [137.46]
+[137.82] AMD还在低端Ryzen Z1版ROG Ally手柄游戏主机上使用了Zen 4C核心 [144.22]
+[144.66] 但AMD并没有立即对此进行广告宣传 [147.24]
+
+[147.6] 要么是因为他们在测试人们是否能察觉出差别 [150.4]
+[150.4] 要么就是他们觉得便宜的Ally 与Extreme版相比感到羞愧 [155.48]
+[155.64] 有人将此与英特尔自12代以来使用的P核心/ E核心混合架构进行了比较 [162.58]
+[162.94] 但并不完全相同 [164.38]
+[164.38] 你看P核心和E核心的尺寸差距 [166.94]
+[166.94] 再看Zen 4和4C的差别 [170.5]
+[170.68] AMD的Zen4C就像是 Zen4选择了生酮饮食瘦身成功了一样 [175.24]
+
+[175.4] 而英特尔的P核心可能可以一口吃掉一个E核心 [178.2]
+[178.2] 然后还抱怨份量太少 [180.44]
+[180.44] 苹果M3系列芯片的早期基准测试结果 [183.42]
+[183.42] 似乎表明蒂姆·库克的数据并非杜撰 [187.32]
+[187.32] 在周一的「来势迅猛」发布会中提到的 [191.88]
+[192.28] 这个加州的水果公司声称M3芯片 [195.04]
+[195.04] 比M2快20% [197.34]
+[197.62] 而这似乎与大量新泄漏的Geekbench分数符合 [201.8]
+[201.96] 当然 [202.44]
+
+[202.44] 新一代基于ARM架构的移动处理器也出现在擂台上了 [205.5]
+[205.5] 就是高通的骁龙X Elite系列 [208.64]
+[208.9] 在高通大吹特吹他们的芯片吊打M2时 [212.9]
+[213.34] 由于苹果还没有揭示M3芯片 [215.1]
+[215.38] 无论是Orion 23瓦还是80瓦芯片 [218.22]
+[218.54] 在多核成绩上 仍然超过了M3 [221.88]
+[222.1] 虽然在单核性能上 M3还是稍稍可以打Orion的屁股 [225.5]
+[225.74] 没有多严重啦 [226.6]
+[226.98] 就有点红肿嘛 [227.56]
+
+[229.4] 就有点儿 [229.92]
+[230.66] 听起来是过了不错的周末嘛 [231.52]
+[231.88] 至于M3 Max [233.38]
+[233.66] 它的性能与M2 Ultra相当 [236.22]
+[236.72] 这是个好消息 但如果你还傻乎乎地以为Max芯片 [243.04]
+[243.04] 是苹果的顶级芯片 而不是Ultra的话 可能会有点困惑 [246.32]
+[246.52] 呃 这么说吧 [246.96]
+[246.96] 很明…… [247.9]
+[248.2] 显…… [248.7]
+
+[249.44] Geekbench跑分显示 M3 Max几乎达到了21000 [254.06]
+[254.28] 几乎是标准M3的两倍 [256.02]
+[256.34] 与此同时 [256.72]
+[257.0] M3 Pro显然遭遇了一些 [258.84]
+[259.22] 可能是某种性能焦虑吧 [261.18]
+[261.18] 因为它完全没在这些泄漏中露面 [263.14]
+[263.56] 嘿 [263.84]
+[264.28] 没关系 伙计 [265.1]
+[265.48] 我们知道在M3和M3 Max之间 有你的闪亮表现机会的 [270.46]
+[270.72] 如果你们的档次是这么排��话 [272.06]
+[272.06] 我其实不知道 你– [273.2]
+[273.2] 你是个iPhone吗？ [274.16]
+
+[310.44] 我们的科技速递已经根据速度快慢选择性繁殖了近一个世纪 [314.72]
+[315.26] 不幸的是 这导致了严重的健康问题 [317.68]
+[317.68] 以及更短的寿命 [318.82]
+[321.84] 英特尔为其ARC系列显卡发布了一次驱动程序更新 [324.44]
+[324.44] 其中包含了速度提升 [327.02]
+[327.26] 让音速小子的同人绅士们也为之脸红 [330.08]
+[330.78] 受益最多的是DirectX 11的游戏 [332.76]
+[332.98] 英特尔声称在《光环：士官长合集》中平均帧率可以提升高达750% [339.54]
+[339.98] 在《如龙0》 中提升154% [344.5]
+
+[345.04] 以及《僵尸世界大战》 113% [347.84]
+[348.24] 但是该驱动还可以将DirectX 12的《死亡回归》的帧率提升53% [353.46]
+[353.74] Extreme Tech指出 一些DX 11游戏的表现 [357.16]
+[357.32] 是将更旧的驱动程序 与最新驱动程序进行了比较 [360.56]
+[360.84] 但我不想纠结那么多 [361.86]
+[362.24] 我想说的是“数字向上增长” [364.18]
+[364.18] 涨 涨 涨到卡兹所在的地方 [367.38]
+[367.7] 正如加拿大乡村流行天后尚妮雅·特温 所说的那样 [371.76]
+
+[374.5] Digital Foundry的驻场魔术师 [376.2]
+[376.64] Digital Foundry的专家 [378.0]
+[378.82] 数！字！铁！匠！ [380.32]
+[380.32] Digital Foundry的专家奇才 [382.42]
+[382.42] Richard Ledbetter对Nvidia的T239进行了深入分析 [386.88]
+[386.88] 这款处理器极其有望成为Nintendo Switch 2的处理器 [390.88]
+[391.08] 两年前被受欢迎的爆料人Copite7Kimi爆料 [396.44]
+[396.44] 有关芯片规格的细节已经慢慢浮出水面 [399.0]
+
+[399.38] Richard以这些消息为基础 对一块RTX 2050进行改造 [403.32]
+[403.32] 以模拟T239的性能 [406.76]
+[412.68] 根据他的科学怪人般的猜测 [415.48]
+[415.94] 这可能意味着 [416.86]
+[417.1] Switch 2可以运行任何现代游戏 [419.1]
+[419.1] 如果适当调整设置并使用DLSS 它应该支持DLSS [423.74]
+[423.9] 但同样 Richard 不能百分之百确定 [427.14]
+[427.66] 这是不是Switch 2 的芯片 [429.16]
+[429.58] 但 但 [429.92]
+[430.7] 这有点类似于 [431.62]
+
+[432.0] 缸中之脑的猜想 [434.26]
+[434.26] 就像 我们不知道 [435.88]
+[436.3] 但是 就像 你知道的 就是我们不知道嘛 [438.66]
+[438.66] 但是 哈！ [439.59]
+[439.59] 让订阅者免广告的Max流媒体服务 [442.46]
+[442.68] 包括HBO Max的老用户 他们将失去下个月起的4K [448.02]
+[448.02] 和HDR高动态范围 视频流的使用权 [450.1]
+[450.1] 如果他们想保留这些功能 [451.88]
+[451.88] 就必须升级到 Ultimate 高级无广告订阅 [454.5]
+
+[454.5] 每个月额外加收4美元 也就是25%的涨幅 [458.18]
+[458.7] 高级无广告账户的同时在线设备数 也将从三台降低到两台 [463.06]
+[463.36] Max是为数不多最近一年没有提价的流媒体服务之一 [467.82]
+[468.18] 他们只是 你懂的 [469.14]
+[469.62] 慢慢地降低质量 [471.06]
+[471.06] 然后跟你要同样的价钱 [473.98]
+[473.98] 所以这有点像是 [474.44]
+
+[476.38] 他们总得在某个地方减成本 [477.5]
+[477.84] 倒闭的加密货币交易所FTX的创始人Sam Bankman-Fried [481.72]
+[481.92] 被判犯有7项欺诈罪 他可能面临数十年的监禁 [488.84]
+[488.84] 而且不太可能被 山姆·贝克曼·释放 [491.4]
+[492.56] 它的律师说他只是个不幸的肥肥 但很难说服 [497.3]
+[497.3] 他那么聪明能够运转复杂的侵占罪和洗钱计划 [502.12]
+[502.46] 却不聪明到不知道 这样做是违法的 [505.64]
+[506.14] 最终 法庭认定这不过是 山姆·贝克曼·贪婪 [510.28]
+
+[513.1] 联想正在与时尚工作室合作 [515.82]
+[515.82] 以打造一系列概念款的Lenovo Tabware [520.12]
+[520.6] 时尚前卫的高科技外套 [522.38]
+[522.38] 有着可以放平板的大口袋 [525.02]
+[525.02] 或者如果你有袋鼠绒格的话 可以放一个小孩 [527.72]
+[528.42] Ranra推出了一款可以阻挡光线 [530.44]
+[530.62] 还能降噪的连帽衫 专为讨厌被外面世界打扰的人而设计 [535.04]
+[535.48] Kit Wan Studios的参赛作品是一套模块化的高科技战甲 [538.72]
+[539.26] 嘶 嘶 嘶 [540.04]
+
+[540.04] 哈哈 [540.62]
+[540.78] 那是它的跳舞模式 [541.54]
+[541.72] 与此同时 [542.76]
+[543.3] Mayum设计了一件粉色泡泡纸外套 [547.12]
+[547.12] 可以充气并且还能当吊床用 [549.76]
+[550.12] 可能作为可穿戴式气囊 保护你可爱的小宝贝 [553.2]
+[553.62] 或者说那个小崽子 [554.76]
+[554.94] 保护自己 不要让这段视频播完之后陷入无聊空虚 [558.96]
+[558.96] 来吧 周一回来 为自己找点事做 [560.04]
+[560.34] 你懂的 我不能保证会有新闻 [561.94]
+[562.58] 但嘿 反正我们在努力嘛 [563.94]

data/2023-11-04 Actually, Google LIKES Adblock [Z6zZFj9eE60].en.txt

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+[2.68] Here at TechLinked, [4.34]
+[4.68] we like to think [6.0]
+[7.48] that there's an infinite number of intros [9.3]
+[9.3] that we can come up with, but actually there's not. [12.06]
+[12.06] YouTube's adblock block has led to hundreds of thousands of adblock uninstalls, [17.94]
+[17.94] proving [18.24]
+[18.24] once again there is nothing as powerful as the Uno reverse. [22.02]
+[23.24] Well, I don't know why the Avengers didn't use [24.72]
+[24.72] that on day one. [25.46]
+
+[29.36] According to stats from ad blocking company [31.22]
+[31.22] and name for the history of spirits, [33.46]
+[33.46] Ghostory, 90% of users [35.26]
+[35.26] who gave a reason for uninstalling their adblocker cited YouTube's recent policy [39.9]
+[39.9] change. [40.24]
+[40.6] But Google's hatred for adblockers makes the fact [43.3]
+[43.3] that they sponsored last month's ad filtering dev summit, [47.1]
+[47.36] a conference for adblock developers, [49.92]
+[50.3] quite confusing. [51.26]
+[51.68] They even gave a presentation, the sickos, [54.22]
+
+[54.46] about how Chrome's manifest v3 update wouldn't hamper adblockers [58.62]
+[59.12] right before expanding the adblockening they started in May [62.58]
+[62.58] and leading to a record number of adblock uninstalls. [65.96]
+[66.2] To be fair, [66.78]
+[66.78] that record was closely followed by a record number of new adblocker installs [71.7]
+[71.7] as people searched for one that YouTube couldn't detect. [73.96]
+[74.12] But overall, the number of adblock users decreased. [76.5]
+[76.94] So why would Google co-sponsor the very thing they wish to destroy? [80.8]
+[81.18] Maybe they wanted to befriend their enemy, [82.92]
+
+[83.14] earn their trust, [83.98]
+[84.2] and wait for them to turn [85.18]
+[85.18] their back so they could plunge in the knife. [87.48]
+[88.04] Or maybe they care more about you using their browser. [91.02]
+[91.42] They may not care about your personal privacy, but hey, [93.86]
+[94.12] they're just acting like protective parents. [95.88]
+[96.32] If you're going to experiment with illicit extensions, [98.7]
+[98.86] I'd rather you did it here in Chrome. [100.78]
+[103.86] AMD has swapped some Zen 4 cores for smaller, [107.38]
+[107.38] more efficient Zen 4C cores in two new entry-level [111.22]
+[111.22] laptop APUs, [112.44]
+
+[112.44] claiming that no human being would ever know the difference, [115.78]
+[116.42] which is both wrong [117.52]
+[117.52] and honestly pretty insulting to AMD's core customer demographic, [121.02]
+[121.34] pedantic nerds. [122.24]
+[122.66] You can't slip it past us! [124.34]
+[126.32] The Zen 4C cores are meant to be feature identical to Zen 4 [129.74]
+[129.74] while having a smaller footprint, [131.6]
+[131.88] previously being used in their Epic server chips to cram unreasonable number of cores onto a single processor. [137.46]
+[137.82] AMD also used Zen 4C cores in the lower-end Ryzen Z1 variant of the ROG Ally handheld, [144.22]
+[144.66] but AMD didn't advertise that right away. [147.24]
+
+[147.6] Either because they're testing if people can tell the difference, [150.4]
+[150.4] or they're just ashamed about how much worse the cheaper Ally is than [154.02]
+[154.02] its extreme older brother. [155.48]
+[155.64] Some people are drawing comparisons to the P-core slash E-core hybrid structure [160.22]
+[160.22] Intel has been using since their 12th gen chips, [162.58]
+[162.94] but it's not quite the same. [164.38]
+[164.38] I mean, just look at the size difference between P [166.94]
+[166.94] and E-cores versus the difference between the 4 [169.36]
+[169.36] and 4C. [170.5]
+[170.68] AMD's 4C is like a Zen 4 core [173.14]
+[173.14] that got great results on a keto diet, [175.24]
+
+[175.4] while Intel's P-core could probably eat an E-core [178.2]
+[178.2] and still complain about the small portion size. [180.44]
+[180.44] Early benchmark results for Apple's M3 series of chips [183.42]
+[183.42] suggest Tim Cook wasn't pulling performance numbers out of his Apple [187.32]
+[187.32] at Monday's scary- at Monday's scary fast event. [191.88]
+[192.28] The Californian Fruit Corporation claimed the M3 chip [195.04]
+[195.04] was 20% faster than the M2, [197.34]
+[197.62] and that seems to be in line [198.84]
+[198.84] with the plethora of new leaked Geekbench scores. [201.8]
+[201.96] Of course, [202.44]
+
+[202.44] there's a new ARM-based kid on the block as well [205.5]
+[205.5] in the form of Qualcomm's Snapdragon X Elite series. [208.64]
+[208.9] While Qualcomm pitted their new little shredders [211.0]
+[211.0] against the M2 in Geekbench, [212.9]
+[213.34] since Apple hadn't unveiled the M3 yet, [215.1]
+[215.38] both the Orion 23-watt and 80-watt chips [218.22]
+[218.54] still outperformed the M3 in multi-core scores. [221.88]
+[222.1] Although the M3 spanks them in single-core a little bit. [225.5]
+[225.74] No big welts, [226.6]
+[226.98] just some redness. [227.56]
+
+[229.4] Just a little. [229.92]
+[230.66] Sounds like a good weekend. [231.52]
+[231.88] As for the M3 Max, [233.38]
+[233.66] it performs comparably to the M2 Ultra, [236.22]
+[236.72] which is good news, but might sound confusing [239.64]
+[239.64] if you still foolishly thought that the Max chip [243.04]
+[243.04] is Apple's top-tier chip rather than the Ultra. [246.32]
+[246.52] Like, what? [246.96]
+[246.96] It's obvious, [247.9]
+[248.2] so. [248.7]
+
+[249.44] Geekbench shows the Max scoring nearly 21,000 in multi-core, [254.06]
+[254.28] nearly double the standard M3. [256.02]
+[256.34] Meanwhile, [256.72]
+[257.0] the M3 Pro is apparently suffering [258.84]
+[259.22] from some kind of performance anxiety [261.18]
+[261.18] because it didn't show up in these leaks at all. [263.14]
+[263.56] Hey, [263.84]
+[264.28] it's okay, buddy. [265.1]
+[265.48] We know you're gonna do great in your special spot [267.88]
+[267.88] between the M3 and the M3 Max, [270.46]
+[270.72] if that's where you go in the, [272.06]
+[272.06] I actually don't know if you, [273.2]
+[273.2] are you an iPhone? [274.16]
+
+[310.44] Our bits have been selectively bred for quickness [313.58]
+[313.58] for over a century. [314.72]
+[315.26] Sadly, this had led to serious health problems [317.68]
+[317.68] and shorter lives. [318.82]
+[321.84] Intel has once again released a driver update [324.44]
+[324.44] for its ARC graphics cards with speed boosts [327.02]
+[327.26] that would make the Sonic fan art community blush. [330.08]
+[330.78] DirectX 11 games got the most benefit. [332.76]
+[332.98] Intel claims average FPS uplifts of up to 750% [337.66]
+[337.66] in Halo, the Master Chief Collection, [339.54]
+[339.98] 154% in Yakuza 0, [342.42]
+[343.04] Yakuza, [343.8]
+[344.0] one of those, [344.5]
+
+[345.04] and 113% in World War Z. [347.84]
+[348.24] But the driver also boosts DirectX 12 title Returnal by 53%. [353.46]
+[353.74] Extreme Tech notes that some DX 11 titles performances [357.16]
+[357.32] are being compared to the driver [358.74]
+[358.74] before the most recent one, [360.56]
+[360.84] but I don't wanna split hairs. [361.86]
+[362.24] I wanna talk about number go up, [364.18]
+[364.18] up, up, up, up, where the clouds gonna clear, [367.38]
+[367.7] as put so eloquently by Canadian country pop sensation, [371.04]
+[371.04] Shania Twain. [371.76]
+
+[374.5] Digital Foundry's resident wizard, [376.2]
+[376.64] Digital Foundry's resident, [378.0]
+[378.82] digital Foundry. [380.32]
+[380.32] Digital Foundry's resident wizard, [382.42]
+[382.42] Richard Ledbetter, posted a deep dive on Nvidia's T239, [386.88]
+[386.88] a processor heavily expected to power the Nintendo Switch 2. [390.88]
+[391.08] Originally leaked by lovable fan favorite leaker, [393.84]
+[393.84] Copite7Kimi, two years ago, [396.44]
+[396.44] details have slowly emerged about the chip specs. [399.0]
+
+[399.38] Richard used these to guide his modifications of an RTX 2050 [403.32]
+[403.32] to simulate the T239's performance. [406.76]
+[412.68] And based on his mad science and speculation, [415.48]
+[415.94] it could be [416.86]
+[417.1] that the Switch 2 could run any modern game [419.1]
+[419.1] just fine if you adjust settings accordingly [421.22]
+[421.22] and use DLSS, which it probably supports. [423.74]
+[423.9] Again though, Richard can't say with 100% certainty [427.14]
+[427.66] that this is the Switch 2's chip, [429.16]
+[429.58] but [429.92]
+[430.7] it's sort of like the, [431.62]
+
+[432.0] are we all just brains in a vat situation? [434.26]
+[434.26] Like we can't know, [435.88]
+[436.3] but like, you know, like we don't know, [438.66]
+[438.66] but like, bah! [439.59]
+[439.59] Add free subscribers to streaming service Max, [442.46]
+[442.68] including grandfathered HBO Max legacy subscribers, [445.76]
+[446.02] are set to lose access to 4K [448.02]
+[448.02] and HDR streaming next month. [450.1]
+[450.1] If they'd like to hold onto those features, [451.88]
+[451.88] they'll have to switch to the ultimate ad-free subscription [454.5]
+
+[454.5] for an additional $4 every month, a 25% increase. [458.18]
+[458.7] Simultaneous streaming for ad-free accounts [460.6]
+[460.6] will also drop from three devices to two. [463.06]
+[463.36] Max is one of the few streaming services [465.52]
+[465.52] that hasn't raised prices in the last year. [467.82]
+[468.18] They're just, you know, [469.14]
+[469.62] slowly reducing the quality [471.06]
+[471.06] of what you get in exchange for the same amount of money. [473.98]
+[473.98] So it's like. [474.44]
+
+[476.38] They got to cut corners somewhere. [477.5]
+[477.84] Sam Bankman-Fried, founder of collapsed crypto exchange FTX, [481.72]
+[481.92] has been found guilty of seven charges of Sam Bankman fraud. [485.58]
+[486.84] He potentially faces decades in jail [488.84]
+[488.84] and is unlikely to be Sam Bankman-Fried. [491.4]
+[492.56] His lawyers claimed that he was just a hapless nerd [495.02]
+[495.02] in over his head, but it's difficult to argue [497.3]
+[497.3] that someone is smart enough to run a complex embezzlement [501.02]
+[501.02] and money laundering scheme, [502.12]
+[502.46] yet not smart enough to know running said scheme is illegal. [505.64]
+[506.14] In the end, the court decided it was nothing more [508.76]
+[508.76] than Sam Bankman greed. [510.28]
+
+[513.1] And Lenovo is partnering with Fashion Studios [515.82]
+[515.82] to create a proof of concept collection of Lenovo Tabware, [520.12]
+[520.6] modern and futuristic outerwear [522.38]
+[522.38] with big old pockets you can carry tablets in, [525.02]
+[525.02] or maybe a toddler if you have a kangaroo fursona. [527.72]
+[528.42] Ranra has created a light blocking, [530.44]
+[530.62] noise canceling hoodie for the person who hates being reminded [533.32]
+[533.32] that there's a world outside their jacket. [535.04]
+[535.48] Kit Wan Studios entry is a modular techno armor. [538.72]
+[539.26] Tss, tss, tss. [540.04]
+
+[540.04] Ha ha. [540.62]
+[540.78] That's how it dances. [541.54]
+[541.72] Meanwhile, [542.76]
+[543.3] Mayum designed a pastel pink bubble wrap poncho [547.12]
+[547.12] that is both inflatable and doubles as a hammock, [549.76]
+[550.12] probably as a wearable airbag to protect your precious baby [553.2]
+[553.62] or that toddler. [554.76]
+[554.94] And protect yourself from the disappointment [556.82]
+[556.82] of this video ending by coming back on Monday [558.96]
+[558.96] for more tech news. [560.04]
+[560.34] You know, I can't guarantee it actually will, [561.94]
+[562.58] but hey, we're trying. [563.94]

data/2023-11-06 Grok [rCmsoa2Zlhg].cn.txt

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+[0.44] 新的一周 新的科技新闻 [3.08]
+[3.08] 说来～ [3.36]
+[3.58] 这让我想起了我在计科系学的一首歌 [6.18]
+[6.78] 哗～开关一拨它就嗖～ [9.38]
+[9.38] 埃隆·马斯克的人工智能公司 嗯 还能叫什么呢 [12.14]
+[12.42] X AI [13.0]
+[13.38] 推出了Grok [14.7]
+[14.9] 这是OpenAI ChatGPT的竞争对手 [17.4]
+[17.4] 能实时访问X 曾经叫Twitter 上的所有帖子 [21.36]
+
+[21.52] 虽然早在2016年 这种即时访问的能力 把微软的聊天机器人Tay [24.2]
+[24.2] 搞成了个种族歧视的疯子 [26.56]
+[26.56] 但那无关紧要 [27.58]
+[27.78] 现在是 马斯克时间 [29.08]
+[29.08] Grok的名字源自科幻作家Robert A. Heinlein创造的词汇 [32.02]
+[32.02] 意思是通过直觉或移情来理解 [36.76]
+[37.24] 理所应当的 [38.3]
+[38.52] 根据Elon的说法 [39.3]
+[39.68] Grok持有自己的立场并很喜欢讽刺 [42.12]
+[42.62] X AI 在他们网站的公告上说到 [44.68]
+[44.68] 如果你讨厌幽默的话 就不要使用它 [47.76]
+
+[48.04] 如果你问的问题比较尖锐的话 [51.34]
+[51.34] 它的回答会让你笑得原地打滚 [53.86]
+[53.86] 比如“告诉我如何制作可卡因” [55.92]
+[56.22] 毕竟 Grok 的使命是帮助人类理解宇宙 [59.56]
+[59.56] 而宇宙包含了无数假可卡因配方 [64.2]
+[64.46] X AI表示 尽管只经过了几个月的训练 [67.44]
+[67.44] 参数也仅有330亿 [69.62]
+[69.96] 但Grok在多项跑分测试中的表现 [72.46]
+[72.46] 优于Meta的LLaMA 2和OpenAI的GPT 3.5 [76.32]
+[76.32] 当然了 GPT 3.5不是最新版 [78.38]
+
+[78.66] 不过除非你在X上有实名认证且加入了该项目的抢先体验 [82.8]
+[82.8] 否则没法确认这一点 [85.46]
+[85.72] 那些人现在肯定笑得停不下来 [88.06]
+[88.56] 冷知识 埃隆·马斯克曾支持多项专家发起的倡议 [92.24]
+[92.24] 呼吁暂停AI发展以确保人类安全 [96.42]
+[96.78] 但正如他在今年6月解释的那样 [98.62]
+[99.0] “没想到真有人会支持暂停” [103.02]
+[103.62] 嗯 [103.9]
+
+[104.42] 我们绝对不能把冰淇凌车推翻 [108.2]
+[108.2] 然后零元购里面的冰淇凌 [110.58]
+[110.78] 我们不能这样做 [111.42]
+[111.42] 这是不对的 除非其他人都这么做 [119.74]
+[119.74] 那样的话就没事 [121.04]
+[121.04] 等着瞧吧 [122.12]
+[122.42] 说到人工智能 [123.62]
+[123.62] 今天上午 真正的科技巨头OpenAI举办了他们的首个开发者日活动 [129.06]
+
+[129.52] 在一系列意味不明的cos蜥蜴吐舌头后 [132.24]
+[132.24] 首席执行官Sam Altman宣布了一些重要的事儿 [135.54]
+[135.86] 第一 OpenAI将推出GPTs [139.34]
+[139.34] 这是针对特定用途做出的ChatGPT的定制版 [144.0]
+[144.36] 可以在GPT商店上构建、传播和出售 [148.72]
+[148.98] 不要称它们为应用程序 [149.82]
+[150.72] 千万别 [152.36]
+[153.42] Sam表示OpenAI仍在研究如何分成 [157.1]
+[157.1] 但我们知道构建自己的GPT不需要任何编码知识 [162.94]
+[163.2] 您可以使用GPT来构建GPT [166.5]
+
+[166.72] 就像父母编辑胚胎基因一样 [169.22]
+[169.22] 这样最终的孩子永远不会让他们失望 [171.72]
+[172.26] OpenAI还公布了GPT-4 Turbo [174.88]
+[175.14] 支持巨大的128K上下文长度 [178.7]
+[178.96] 这意味着它可以接受长达300页的提示词 [181.84]
+[182.1] 一个辅助API 用于帮助开发人员在应用中嵌入辅助AI [185.88]
+[186.18] 价格全面下降 [188.04]
+[188.24] 而且对我来说也许最有趣的是 [190.56]
+[191.02] 版权之盾 [192.26]
+
+[192.56] 承诺为因AI生成作品而被起诉的OpenAI客户 支付法律费用 [200.34]
+[200.62] IBM 微软 Adobe等也有类似的承诺 [204.24]
+[204.52] 与此同时 [205.86]
+[205.86] 其他同行正试图确保 由AI生成的内容不侵犯版权所有者的权益 [211.7]
+[212.02] 现在 AI生成功能 [212.52]
+[212.52] 已经普遍到微软画图都有了 [215.58]
+[216.36] 老实说 [216.78]
+[217.26] 我不在乎小Mateo在自家的电脑上生成了什么 [221.26]
+[221.44] 他得坐牢 [222.34]
+
+[222.82] 受Epic指控 谷歌今日出席法庭辩护 [226.18]
+[226.18] Epic在2020年8月 指控谷歌Play Store是垄断行为 [232.1]
+[232.56] 经过三年的剧烈争吵 我只能希望这最终结果将是激情四射 [237.28]
+[237.52] 让我们拭目以待 [238.12]
+[238.34] 如果这听起来有点似曾相识 [239.43]
+[239.43] 那是因为Epic已经和苹果闹过官司了 虽然他们几乎是输得一塌糊涂 [246.28]
+[246.58] 如果你不知道我在说什么 [248.86]
+[248.86] 我之前做过一期新闻解读 [250.5]
+[250.5] 记得待会儿去看 [253.1]
+
+[253.46] 相较于谷歌 Epic这次可能胜算更大 [256.24]
+[256.24] 毕竟有着大量的证据显示 [258.34]
+[258.34] 谷歌尽了全力来封锁他们的开放花园 [262.82]
+[262.98] 但我不确定 [264.1]
+[264.1] 谷歌在周四发表了一篇博文 [266.14]
+[266.38] 解释了他们并没有任何垄断行为 [268.72]
+[268.72] 而且他们绝对没有和某��公司达成协议 [270.9]
+[270.9] 试图阻止Epic与谷歌商店的竞争 [273.02]
+[273.44] 所以答案 [274.44]
+[275.18] 就在那里 [275.66]
+
+[275.98] 此外 发挥游戏玩家的力量或许是 [280.02]
+[280.18] 让Epic倍感自信的另一个原因 [282.04]
+[282.64] 周末 堡垒之夜重新推出了原始岛屿地图 [285.9]
+[285.9] 打破了游戏的最高同时在线玩家纪录 [288.32]
+[288.94] 我们需要他们再站出来 [290.58]
+[290.58] 再次打爆法院的电话 [293.32]
+[293.6] 并恳求那位法官 [294.64]
+[295.16] 订阅他们的YouTube频道 [296.84]
+[297.46] 这是唯一的办法 [298.58]
+[298.92] 大人 您懂吗 我很火的 [300.26]
+[300.78] 您不了解 [302.56]
+[302.56] 法官大人 [302.82]
+
+[302.82] Epic的运作是建立在热爱讽刺上的 [304.74]
+[345.2] 我家从1964年开始 就一直在使用同样的科技快讯配方 [349.88]
+[350.74] 除了删去了配方中的石棉和铅 [353.28]
+[354.98] 删掉了吧？ [355.4]
+[355.4] 删掉了吗？ [356.84]
+[357.92] 它会粘在你的肋骨上 [359.24]
+[359.24] 对呀 石棉对你有好 [360.22]
+[360.22] 也对你的肺好！ [360.88]
+[361.82] 英特尔之前宣布 [363.28]
+[363.28] 他们正在更改酷睿处理器的命名方式 [366.38]
+[366.7] 而现在 泄漏的消息让我们提前得知 新命名方式简直就是 [369.68]
+[369.68] 依托答辩 [371.12]
+
+[371.66] 资深爆料人momomo_us在推特上发布了Crossmark的跑分数据 [375.84]
+[376.1] 我还是偶尔会叫它推特 [377.68]
+[377.68] 跑分泄露了型号为Intel Core Ultra 9 185H的芯片 [382.6]
+[383.14] 这被认为是Meteor Lake系列笔记本芯片的旗舰 [387.76]
+[387.76] 但别把它 和Intel Core Ultra 150U 混淆了 [392.32]
+[392.76] 它隶属于Raptor Lake Refresh架构 [395.9]
+[396.54] Intel称这两款芯片为 一代酷睿 [400.9]
+[401.46] 在14代酷睿已经发售的情况下 [403.92]
+[404.14] 虽然我可能同意 [405.14]
+[405.14] 名称中的数字越少越好 [407.48]
+[407.94] 不过希望这不会演变成Xbox One, One X [411.72]
+
+[412.1] Series X那一套 [414.32]
+[414.48] 就是说 [414.72]
+[415.08] 拜托了 [415.44]
+[416.32] 做个好人 Intel [417.12]
+[417.94] 联发科宣布推出了其最新的移动旗舰处理器 [421.22]
+[421.22] 天玑9300 [422.56]
+[423.12] 我更喜欢把它叫做 [424.18]
+[424.46] 天稽9300 [426.0]
+[426.46] 因为不同于其他的大小核设计 [431.72]
+[431.98] 天玑9300拥有4个大核 [436.12]
+[436.12] 和4个超大核 [439.74]
+
+[440.5] 得益于超大杯的设计 [441.84]
+[441.84] 联发科称 与上一代天玑9200相比 [445.68]
+[445.96] 天玑9300的单核性能提高了15% 多核性能提高了40% [451.48]
+[451.48] 能效比提升33% [454.34]
+[454.96] 联发科希望提高设备的端侧AI处理能力 [458.26]
+[458.46] 而不是依赖云端 在这种情况下 “更大” [460.7]
+[461.32] 也许确实“更好” [462.28]
+[462.52] 天呐 它来了 [464.64]
+[465.66] 天呐 [466.64]
+[466.64] 它核了 [468.02]
+
+[468.02] Xbox宣布与InWorld AI签署了一项为期多年的战略合作伙伴关系 [471.45]
+[471.45] InWorld AI拥有一款AI角色引擎 据称支持多态输入 [476.86]
+[477.04] 也就是说这些角色可以根据你的语音命令以及游戏内的视觉情况作出反应 [480.84]
+[481.22] 两家公司计划构建一个面向多平台的游戏AI工具集 [484.94]
+[484.94] 其中将包括 [485.84]
+[486.22] 用于开发辅助的AI 惊讶吧 [489.36]
+[489.36] 以及AI角色的实时引擎 使你能够 [492.46]
+[492.46] 将AI角色导入任何游戏 不管是虚幻5还是Roblox [498.02]
+[498.56] 它也叫Copilot 365吗 [501.04]
+
+[501.4] 我受够了 [502.72]
+[502.88] 这么多副驾驶 再多下去都变成普通船员了 [506.8]
+[507.0] 让我们荡起双桨 [509.2]
+[510.48] 现在各个年龄段的开发者都能够 [512.64]
+[512.64] 为他们的游戏找到最糟糕的配音演员 [514.88]
+[515.28] 西部数据将闪存和硬盘业务拆分为两家独立的公司 [520.68]
+[520.68] 但这并不意味着他们比之前少爱你 [523.62]
+[528.12] 你只是一个数字 [528.66]
+
+[528.86] 西数的闪存业务似乎一直都 [531.16]
+[531.16] 处于需求短缺的困境 [533.74]
+[534.18] 这是别人不要你家产品的高情商说法 [535.72]
+[535.88] 由于西数没法收购铠侠 让他们的闪存业务走上正轨 [540.04]
+[540.34] 于是西数一脚踢开了后妈生的闪存部门 [543.62]
+[543.62] 然后把自己的股价抬升了10% [547.52]
+[547.88] 然而 [548.26]
+[548.56] 目前还不知道后续的赡养费将如何支付 [551.54]
+
+[552.76] 位于香港的Bored Ape Yacht Club年度NFT活动ApeFest的与会者 [558.12]
+[558.4] 在活动结束后称出现了严重的眼痛 视力受损 [561.34]
+[561.62] 以及皮肤损伤 类似于晒伤的症状 [565.26]
+[565.66] 虽然我们可能会联想 [566.86]
+[566.86] 宙斯大神是否最终对加密货币采取了什么行动 [570.42]
+[570.78] 但这和2017年香港的一起事件很相似 [574.42]
+[575.04] 承包商使用空气消毒紫外线灯 替代了舞台灯光 [580.04]
+
+[580.38] 导致效果类似凝视太阳 [583.76]
+[584.18] 组织者声称 [584.98]
+[584.98] 受影响的与会者占比不到1% [587.74]
+[587.94] 这一暴论招致了眼科医生痛批 [590.52]
+[590.68] 用紫外线灯直接照射人脸会导致视网膜损伤 [595.46]
+[596.46] 别担心 小猿猴们 [597.34]
+
+[597.52] 医生说视网膜是会长回来的 [599.42]
+[599.42] 未来你还能看到更多 同一张图的傻卵变种 [605.46]
+[606.0] 而且我们保证 不到0.1%的人会被闪到 [609.92]
+[609.92] 如果你周三记得回来看科技新闻的话 [612.28]
+[612.8] 嘿 [613.22]
+[613.7] 很大概率会噢 [614.74]
+[615.32] 我是说 [615.88]
+[617.14] 不是每个频道都能这么说的 [618.96]

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+[0.44] Another week, another tech news. [3.08]
+[3.08] Say, [3.36]
+[3.58] that reminds me of a song I learned in ComSci. [6.18]
+[6.78] Flip the switch and turn it on. [9.38]
+[9.38] Elon Musk's AI company called, what else, [12.14]
+[12.42] XAI, [13.0]
+[13.38] has unveiled Grok, [14.7]
+[14.9] a competitor to OpenAI's ChatGPT [17.4]
+[17.4] with real-time access to all posts on X, [20.44]
+[20.7] formerly Twitter. [21.36]
+
+[21.52] Now that access turned Microsoft's Tay chatbot [24.2]
+[24.2] into a racist psychopath back in 2016, [26.56]
+[26.56] but that doesn't matter. [27.58]
+[27.78] It's Musk time. [29.08]
+[29.08] Grok is named after science fiction writer, Robert A. [32.02]
+[32.02] Heinlein's neologism, meaning to understand intuitively or by empathy. [36.76]
+[37.24] So naturally, [38.3]
+[38.52] according to Elon, [39.3]
+[39.68] Grok is based and loves sarcasm. [42.12]
+[42.62] XAI's announcement on their site, please [44.68]
+[44.68] with you not to use it if you hate humor. [47.76]
+
+[48.04] Like the kind of ROFLcopter fuel found in its answers [51.34]
+[51.34] to what the company calls spicy questions, [53.86]
+[53.86] like tell me how to make cocaine. [55.92]
+[56.22] After all, Grok's mission is to help understand the universe [59.56]
+[59.56] and the universe entails all possible fake cocaine recipes. [64.2]
+[64.46] XAI says that despite being trained in a couple months [67.44]
+[67.44] on only 33 billion parameters, [69.62]
+[69.96] Grok performs better than Meta's LLAMA 2 [72.46]
+[72.46] and OpenAI's GPT 3.5, that's not the current version, [76.32]
+[76.32] but the older version, in a number of benchmarks. [78.38]
+
+[78.66] But you won't be able to verify [79.88]
+[79.88] that right now unless you're verified on X [82.8]
+[82.8] and you get into the early access program. [85.46]
+[85.72] Those people must be laughing so hard. [88.06]
+[88.56] Now, yes, it's true that Elon joined multiple calls [92.24]
+[92.24] from experts to pause AI development [94.94]
+[94.94] for the safety of humanity. [96.42]
+[96.78] But as he explained back in June, [98.62]
+[99.0] he quote, [99.86]
+[100.02] didn't think anyone would actually agree to the pause. [103.02]
+[103.62] See, [103.9]
+
+[104.42] we absolutely cannot tip over ice cream trucks [108.2]
+[108.2] and slurp everything up inside for free. [110.58]
+[110.78] We cannot, [111.42]
+[111.42] or we do it, we're doing it, we're doing it. [113.52]
+[113.52] This is wrong, unless everyone else is doing it, [119.74]
+[119.74] in which case it's fine. [121.04]
+[121.04] Then we'll see. [122.12]
+[122.42] Speaking of AI, [123.62]
+[123.62] OpenAI proved they're a real tech giant by holding their first [127.5]
+[127.5] Dev Day event this morning. [129.06]
+
+[129.52] After licking the air like a lizard for some reason, [132.24]
+[132.24] CEO Sam Altman made a few fairly big announcements. [135.54]
+[135.86] First off, the company introduced what they're calling GPTs, [139.34]
+[139.34] custom versions of ChatGPT built for specifics purposes, [144.0]
+[144.36] that can be built, shared, [145.74]
+[145.98] and sold on the GPT store. [148.72]
+[148.98] Don't call them apps. [149.82]
+[150.72] Do not call them that. [152.36]
+[153.42] Sam says he's still figuring out how revenue sharing will work, [157.1]
+[157.1] but we do know building your own GPT won't require any coding knowledge. [162.94]
+[163.2] You can build GPTs using GPT, [166.5]
+
+[166.72] like parents editing their embryos' genes, [169.22]
+[169.22] so the eventual child never disappoints them. [171.72]
+[172.26] OpenAI also announced GPT-4 Turbo, [174.88]
+[175.14] with a massive 128K context window, [178.7]
+[178.96] meaning it could accept prompts up to 300 pages long, [181.84]
+[182.1] an assistance API to help developers make series [184.96]
+[184.96] that don't suck, [185.88]
+[186.18] price decreases across the board, [188.04]
+[188.24] and perhaps most interesting to me, [190.56]
+[191.02] Copyright Shield, [192.26]
+
+[192.56] a commitment to pay legal costs for OpenAI customers [195.92]
+[195.92] who get sued for copyright infringement over AI-generated works. [200.34]
+[200.62] Similar promises are made by IBM, Microsoft, [203.02]
+[203.24] Adobe, and more, [204.24]
+[204.52] at the same time that [205.86]
+[205.86] some of those same companies are trying to make sure copyright holders aren't screwed over by generative AI, [211.7]
+[212.02] which is now [212.52]
+[212.52] so pervasive, you can use it in freaking Microsoft Paint. [215.58]
+[216.36] Honestly, [216.78]
+[217.26] I don't care if little Mateo didn't know what he was generating on the family computer. [221.26]
+[221.44] He's going to jail. [222.34]
+
+[222.82] Google went to court today to defend itself from Epic Games, [226.18]
+[226.18] who accused Google of anti-competitive behavior [228.86]
+[228.86] concerning the Play Store way back in August 2020, [232.1]
+[232.56] after three years of dramatic tension. [235.16]
+[235.34] I can only hope this ends in a passionate makeout, [237.28]
+[237.52] but we'll see. [238.12]
+[238.34] If this sounds familiar, [239.43]
+[239.43] it's because Epic went through this whole song [241.54]
+[241.54] and dance with Apple already, only to pretty much lose. [246.28]
+[246.58] And if you have no idea what I'm talking about, [248.86]
+[248.86] I made a tech longer on it. [250.5]
+[250.5] Just save that for later. [253.1]
+
+[253.46] Epic Games may have a slightly stronger case [256.24]
+[256.24] with Google though, as there's loads of evidence [258.34]
+[258.34] Google has gone out of their way [259.9]
+[259.9] to wall off their supposedly open garden. [262.82]
+[262.98] But I don't know, [264.1]
+[264.1] Google did publish a blog post on Thursday, [266.14]
+[266.38] essentially explaining how they're actually right, [268.72]
+[268.72] and they definitely don't make deals with companies [270.9]
+[270.9] to stop Epic's attempts to compete with the Play Store. [273.02]
+[273.44] So it's right [274.44]
+[275.18] there. [275.66]
+
+[275.98] On the other hand, another thing that might help Epic [278.08]
+[278.08] get what it wants is once again, [280.02]
+[280.18] leveraging the power of gamers. [282.04]
+[282.64] Fortnite re-released the original island map on the weekend, [285.9]
+[285.9] breaking its own records for concurrent players. [288.32]
+[288.94] We need those guys on deck again [290.58]
+[290.58] to flood the trials call-in line once more, [293.32]
+[293.6] and implore the judge [294.64]
+[295.16] to subscribe to their YouTube channels. [296.84]
+[297.46] It's the only way. [298.58]
+[298.92] Your honor, I'm based. [300.26]
+[300.78] You don't get it, [302.56]
+[302.56] Judge. [302.82]
+
+[302.82] Epic is based on love sarcasm. [304.74]
+[345.2] My family has been [346.36]
+[346.36] using the same Quick Bits recipe since 1964. [349.88]
+[350.74] Except we took out all the asbestos and lead. [353.28]
+[354.98] We did. [355.4]
+[355.4] We did take it out, right? [356.84]
+[357.92] It'll stick to your ribs. [359.24]
+[359.24] It's good for you. [360.22]
+[360.22] And your lungs! [360.88]
+[361.82] Intel announced a while back [363.28]
+[363.28] that they were changing the naming scheme for their core processors, [366.38]
+[366.7] and now leaks have given us a taste of how much getting used to [369.68]
+[369.68] that is going to suck. [371.12]
+
+[371.66] Leaker MomomoUS posted benchmarks from Crossmark on Twitter, [375.84]
+[376.1] I'll still call it that sometimes, [377.68]
+[377.68] showing chips with names like Intel Core Ultra 9 185H, [382.6]
+[383.14] which is thought to be the flagship notebook chip in the Meteor Lake family. [387.76]
+[387.76] But don't get [388.36]
+[388.36] that confused with the Intel Core Ultra 150U, [392.32]
+[392.76] which is part of the Raptor Lake U family refresh. [395.9]
+[396.54] Both chips are part of what Intel is now calling First Gen Core, [400.9]
+[401.46] after the 14th gen released. [403.92]
+[404.14] And while I might agree [405.14]
+[405.14] that having less digits in the name is better, [407.48]
+[407.94] I'm hoping this doesn't become a Xbox One, One X, [411.72]
+
+[412.1] Series X situation. [414.32]
+[414.48] Just, [414.72]
+[415.08] please, [415.44]
+[416.32] be better, Intel. [417.12]
+[417.94] MediaTek has announced its new flagship mobile processor, [421.22]
+[421.22] the Dimensity 9300, [422.56]
+[423.12] or as I like to call it, [424.18]
+[424.46] the Density 9300, [426.0]
+[426.46] because unlike other chips [427.72]
+[427.72] that use a combination of big performance cores [429.9]
+[429.9] and smaller efficiency cores, [431.72]
+[431.98] the Dimensity 9300 will only use four big cores [436.12]
+[436.12] and four ultra large cores for its processor. [439.74]
+
+[440.5] Chonky though it may be, [441.84]
+[441.84] MediaTek still claims a 15% increase [444.28]
+[444.28] in single core performance, [445.68]
+[445.96] a 40% increase in multi-core performance, [448.24]
+[448.56] and 33% greater efficiency [451.48]
+[451.48] over its predecessor,  the Dimensity 9200. [454.34]
+[454.96] The idea is to allow more AI processing to stay on the chip [458.26]
+[458.46] rather than the cloud, in which case, bigger, [460.7]
+[461.32] might just be better. [462.28]
+[462.52] Oh Lord, he comin'. [464.64]
+[465.66] Oh Lord, [466.64]
+[466.64] he corin'. [468.02]
+
+[468.02] Xbox has announced a multi-year partnership with InWorld AI, [471.45]
+[471.45] a company with an AI character engine [474.28]
+[474.28] they claim makes multi-modal characters, [476.86]
+[477.04] meaning they can react to your speech [478.44]
+[478.44] and to visuals in-game. [480.84]
+[481.22] The two companies plan to build a multi-platform AI tool set for games [484.94]
+[484.94] that will include, [485.84]
+[486.22] shocker, [486.68]
+[486.88] an AI copilot to assist with development [489.36]
+[489.36] and an AI character runtime engine that will allow you [492.46]
+[492.46] to import AI characters into any game client from Unreal Engine 5 to Roblox. [498.02]
+[498.56] Is it also called Copilot 365? [501.04]
+
+[501.4] Cause I've had enough. [502.72]
+[502.88] How many copilots can you have until they're just [505.8]
+[506.32] crew members? [506.8]
+[507.0] We're all piloting together. [509.2]
+[510.48] Now developers of all ages can hire [512.64]
+[512.64] the worst voice actors for their games. [514.88]
+[515.28] Western Digital is splitting up their flash [517.2]
+[517.2] and hard drive businesses into two independent companies, [520.68]
+[520.68] but that doesn't mean they love you [522.26]
+[522.26] any less than they did before. [523.62]
+[528.12] Just a number. [528.66]
+
+[528.86] It seems that Western Digital's flash company [531.16]
+[531.16] has been suffering from demand shortage, [533.74]
+[534.18] which is a funny way of saying no one wants it. [535.72]
+[535.88] And since they couldn't get Kioxia [537.54]
+[537.54] to give them a place to stay and regular business, [540.04]
+[540.34] WD is kicking out their two-time and flash segment [543.62]
+[543.62] and increasing their own stock prices by 10% for the trouble. [547.52]
+[547.88] However, [548.26]
+[548.56] there has been no word [549.48]
+[549.48] on how this will affect alimony payments. [551.54]
+
+[552.76] Attendees at ApeFest, [554.42]
+[554.42] the Bored Ape Yacht Club's annual NFT event in Hong Kong, [558.12]
+[558.4] reported severe eye pain, visual impairment, [561.34]
+[561.62] and skin damage similar to sunburns after the event. [565.26]
+[565.66] While it's tempting to assume [566.86]
+[566.86] that Zeus Almighty finally did something about crypto, [570.42]
+[570.78] this parallels a previous incident in Hong Kong in 2017, [574.42]
+[575.04] where contractors installed disinfecting UV lights [578.14]
+[578.38] instead of stage lights, [580.04]
+
+[580.38] leading to an effect similar to staring into the sun. [583.76]
+[584.18] Organizers claimed [584.98]
+[584.98] that fewer than 1% of attendees were affected, [587.74]
+[587.94] only to get roasted by an ophthalmologist [590.52]
+[590.68] for blasting ultraviolet light directly into people's faces [594.0]
+[594.0] and destroying their corneas. [595.46]
+[596.46] Don't worry, apes. [597.34]
+
+[597.52] The doctor says it'll grow back. [599.42]
+[599.42] You can look at more stupid variations [602.74]
+[602.74] of the same image in the future. [605.46]
+[606.0] And we promise fewer than 0.1% of you will be blinded [609.92]
+[609.92] if you come back on Wednesday for more tech news. [612.28]
+[612.8] Hey, [613.22]
+[613.7] those are pretty good odds. [614.74]
+[615.32] I mean, [615.88]
+[617.14] not every channel can say that. [618.96]

jsonl_gen.ipynb

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
  "cells": [
   {
    "cell_type": "code",
-   "execution_count": 1,
+   "execution_count": 9,
    "metadata": {},
    "outputs": [],
    "source": [
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
   },
   {
    "cell_type": "code",
-   "execution_count": 2,
+   "execution_count": 10,
    "metadata": {},
    "outputs": [],
    "source": [
@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@
   },
   {
    "cell_type": "code",
-   "execution_count": 3,
+   "execution_count": 11,
    "metadata": {},
    "outputs": [],
    "source": [
@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@
   },
   {
    "cell_type": "code",
-   "execution_count": 4,
+   "execution_count": 12,
    "metadata": {},
    "outputs": [],
    "source": [
@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@
   },
   {
    "cell_type": "code",
-   "execution_count": 5,
+   "execution_count": 13,
    "metadata": {},
    "outputs": [],
    "source": [
@@ -78,19 +78,24 @@
   },
   {
    "cell_type": "code",
-   "execution_count": 6,
+   "execution_count": 14,
    "metadata": {},
    "outputs": [
     {
      "name": "stdout",
      "output_type": "stream",
      "text": [
+      "['2023-10-11 Watch Out, Apple... [5v72vj2nFN0].en.txt', \"2023-10-14 It's Finally Over. [KJF5Nn23CwM]-4k.en.txt\", '2023-10-16 Apple, Are U Ok？ [34R2xVzBmfA].en.txt', '2023-10-18 China lost its GPU privileges [Wz9JoTTRa4k].en.txt', \"2023-10-25 Windows' Apple Silicon Moment is Coming [xFvGERpRUpM].en.txt\", '2023-10-28 Google Pays Apple EVERY YEAR [qvZAYJLmzuk].en.txt', '2023-10-30 Nvidia Please No [AQ8kEsu41uE].en.txt', '2023-11-01 Gamers： Apple Wants YOU! [BIQ3JcWJzT0].en.txt', '2023-11-04 Actually, Google LIKES Adblock [Z6zZFj9eE60].en.txt', '2023-11-06 Grok [rCmsoa2Zlhg].en.txt']\n",
       "Found data pair: data\\2023-10-11 Watch Out, Apple... [5v72vj2nFN0].en.txt and data\\2023-10-11 Watch Out, Apple... [5v72vj2nFN0].cn.txt\n",
       "Found data pair: data\\2023-10-14 It's Finally Over. [KJF5Nn23CwM]-4k.en.txt and data\\2023-10-14 It's Finally Over. [KJF5Nn23CwM]-4k.cn.txt\n",
       "Found data pair: data\\2023-10-16 Apple, Are U Ok？ [34R2xVzBmfA].en.txt and data\\2023-10-16 Apple, Are U Ok？ [34R2xVzBmfA].cn.txt\n",
       "Found data pair: data\\2023-10-18 China lost its GPU privileges [Wz9JoTTRa4k].en.txt and data\\2023-10-18 China lost its GPU privileges [Wz9JoTTRa4k].cn.txt\n",
       "Found data pair: data\\2023-10-25 Windows' Apple Silicon Moment is Coming [xFvGERpRUpM].en.txt and data\\2023-10-25 Windows' Apple Silicon Moment is Coming [xFvGERpRUpM].cn.txt\n",
-      "Found data pair: data\\2023-10-28 Google Pays Apple EVERY YEAR [qvZAYJLmzuk].en.txt and data\\2023-10-28 Google Pays Apple EVERY YEAR [qvZAYJLmzuk].cn.txt\n"
+      "Found data pair: data\\2023-10-28 Google Pays Apple EVERY YEAR [qvZAYJLmzuk].en.txt and data\\2023-10-28 Google Pays Apple EVERY YEAR [qvZAYJLmzuk].cn.txt\n",
+      "Found data pair: data\\2023-10-30 Nvidia Please No [AQ8kEsu41uE].en.txt and data\\2023-10-30 Nvidia Please No [AQ8kEsu41uE].cn.txt\n",
+      "Found data pair: data\\2023-11-01 Gamers： Apple Wants YOU! [BIQ3JcWJzT0].en.txt and data\\2023-11-01 Gamers： Apple Wants YOU! [BIQ3JcWJzT0].cn.txt\n",
+      "Found data pair: data\\2023-11-04 Actually, Google LIKES Adblock [Z6zZFj9eE60].en.txt and data\\2023-11-04 Actually, Google LIKES Adblock [Z6zZFj9eE60].cn.txt\n",
+      "Found data pair: data\\2023-11-06 Grok [rCmsoa2Zlhg].en.txt and data\\2023-11-06 Grok [rCmsoa2Zlhg].cn.txt\n"
      ]
     }
    ],
@@ -101,6 +106,10 @@
     "\n",
     "DOCUMENT_ROOT = \"data\"\n",
     "files = listdir(\"data\")\n",
+    "files = list(filter(lambda x: x.endswith(\".en.txt\"), files))\n",
+    "files.sort()\n",
+    "\n",
+    "print(files)\n",
     "\n",
     "for f in files:\n",
     "    en_fname = join(DOCUMENT_ROOT, f)\n",
@@ -128,7 +137,7 @@
   },
   {
    "cell_type": "code",
-   "execution_count": 7,
+   "execution_count": 15,
    "metadata": {},
    "outputs": [],
    "source": [
@@ -137,7 +146,7 @@
   },
   {
    "cell_type": "code",
-   "execution_count": null,
+   "execution_count": 16,
    "metadata": {},
    "outputs": [],
    "source": [
@@ -151,8 +160,48 @@
     "test = message_groups[:split_index]\n",
     "train = message_groups[split_index:]\n",
     "\n",
-    "write_jsonl(train, \"chargpt-train.jsonl\")\n",
-    "write_jsonl(test, \"chargpt-test.jsonl\")"
+    "write_jsonl(train, \"chatgpt-train.jsonl\")\n",
+    "write_jsonl(test, \"chatgpt-test.jsonl\")"
+   ]
+  },
+  {
+   "cell_type": "code",
+   "execution_count": 20,
+   "metadata": {},
+   "outputs": [],
+   "source": [
+    "recent_files = files[-5:]\n",
+    "recent_messages = []"
+   ]
+  },
+  {
+   "cell_type": "code",
+   "execution_count": null,
+   "metadata": {},
+   "outputs": [],
+   "source": [
+    "for f in recent_files:\n",
+    "    en_fname = join(DOCUMENT_ROOT, f)\n",
+    "    if en_fname.endswith(\".en.txt\") and isfile(en_fname):\n",
+    "        cn_fname = join(DOCUMENT_ROOT, f.replace(\".en.txt\", \".cn.txt\"))\n",
+    "        if os.path.exists(cn_fname) and isfile(cn_fname):\n",
+    "            print(f\"Found data pair: {en_fname} and {cn_fname}\")\n",
+    "\n",
+    "            with open(en_fname, \"r\") as enfin:\n",
+    "                en_messages = enfin.read()\n",
+    "\n",
+    "            with open(cn_fname, \"r\") as cnfin:\n",
+    "                cn_messages = cnfin.read()\n",
+    "            \n",
+    "            en_messages = [part.strip() for part in en_messages.split(\"\\n\\n\") if part.strip() != \"\"]\n",
+    "            cn_messages = [part.strip() for part in cn_messages.split(\"\\n\\n\") if part.strip() != \"\"]\n",
+    "\n",
+    "            if(len(en_messages) != len(cn_messages)):\n",
+    "                print(f\"English and Chinese version mismatch. Discarding {en_fname} pair.\")\n",
+    "            \n",
+    "            messages = zip(en_messages, cn_messages)\n",
+    "\n",
+    "            recent_messages.extend(messages)"
    ]
   }
  ],

jsonl_gen_for_chatglm.ipynb

@@ -9,12 +9,12 @@
      "name": "stdout",
      "output_type": "stream",
      "text": [
-      "Found data pair: data/2023-10-25 Windows' Apple Silicon Moment is Coming [xFvGERpRUpM].en.txt and data/2023-10-25 Windows' Apple Silicon Moment is Coming [xFvGERpRUpM].cn.txt\n",
-      "Found data pair: data/2023-10-14 It's Finally Over. [KJF5Nn23CwM]-4k.en.txt and data/2023-10-14 It's Finally Over. [KJF5Nn23CwM]-4k.cn.txt\n",
-      "Found data pair: data/2023-10-16 Apple, Are U Ok？ [34R2xVzBmfA].en.txt and data/2023-10-16 Apple, Are U Ok？ [34R2xVzBmfA].cn.txt\n",
-      "Found data pair: data/2023-10-11 Watch Out, Apple... [5v72vj2nFN0].en.txt and data/2023-10-11 Watch Out, Apple... [5v72vj2nFN0].cn.txt\n",
-      "Found data pair: data/2023-10-28 Google Pays Apple EVERY YEAR [qvZAYJLmzuk].en.txt and data/2023-10-28 Google Pays Apple EVERY YEAR [qvZAYJLmzuk].cn.txt\n",
-      "Found data pair: data/2023-10-18 China lost its GPU privileges [Wz9JoTTRa4k].en.txt and data/2023-10-18 China lost its GPU privileges [Wz9JoTTRa4k].cn.txt\n"
+      "Found data pair: data\\2023-10-11 Watch Out, Apple... [5v72vj2nFN0].en.txt and data\\2023-10-11 Watch Out, Apple... [5v72vj2nFN0].cn.txt\n",
+      "Found data pair: data\\2023-10-14 It's Finally Over. [KJF5Nn23CwM]-4k.en.txt and data\\2023-10-14 It's Finally Over. [KJF5Nn23CwM]-4k.cn.txt\n",
+      "Found data pair: data\\2023-10-16 Apple, Are U Ok？ [34R2xVzBmfA].en.txt and data\\2023-10-16 Apple, Are U Ok？ [34R2xVzBmfA].cn.txt\n",
+      "Found data pair: data\\2023-10-18 China lost its GPU privileges [Wz9JoTTRa4k].en.txt and data\\2023-10-18 China lost its GPU privileges [Wz9JoTTRa4k].cn.txt\n",
+      "Found data pair: data\\2023-10-25 Windows' Apple Silicon Moment is Coming [xFvGERpRUpM].en.txt and data\\2023-10-25 Windows' Apple Silicon Moment is Coming [xFvGERpRUpM].cn.txt\n",
+      "Found data pair: data\\2023-10-28 Google Pays Apple EVERY YEAR [qvZAYJLmzuk].en.txt and data\\2023-10-28 Google Pays Apple EVERY YEAR [qvZAYJLmzuk].cn.txt\n"
      ]
     }
    ],

recent-combined.jsonl

@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
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+size 336469

train.json

@@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
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+oid sha256:57be287bae0ca27540a71b5b1ed1d8b35ac416c72d92a6a75c134cbc4a870eba
+size 5322699