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#MiSide #Mita Exit the Game with Mita's Epic Gun Dance Animation!
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Build practical electronics skills through hands-on lab experiments, from circuits and oscilloscopes to Arduino and FPGAs. No advanced mathematics required! Ideal for students and researchers.

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L’américain, le japonais et le drone israelien qui se battent pour savoir qui va pouvoir atteindre les gosses en premier a l’ecole
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woof, woof—— WAIT WAIT WAIT!!
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我今天心里总弥漫着一种感觉。上一次有这种感觉,还是高考倒计时30天的时候。虽然大家还在做着试卷,但心思早已不在书本上。每个人都在急躁地走来走去,每次下课都喧闹得要命。就像是在等待着什么到来,也像是知道有什么东西快要结束了一样。
我真的不知道我现在应该做什么了 完全不想看AI的paper 只想哭
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People who spend long periods of time at home and slowly lose the desire to go outside often think they're just resting. But psychologically, many of them are experiencing something called mental rumination. It's a state where the brain starts slowing down while the number of thoughts inside keeps increasing and the motivation to do anything slowly disappears. The mind gets stuck in the past, worries about the future and burns itself out. This isn't laziness, it's a nervous system stuck in survival mode. And the longer it lasts, the more distant normal life begins to feel. And the difficult part is that you usually can't escape it through one massive burst of motivation. And sometimes,recovery starts with just one small step.
Hit me with the harshest reality truth
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get.sushi3.cloud/#/home?code… 寿司云 折扣,100g 15元一个月,一年150,有折扣,现在依旧稳定。确实很稳定。
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cheat code for life: act like the person you want to become.
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有些时候真的要有老板思维。 AI已经可以当做一个员工来用了。
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天地有正气,杂然赋流形。下则为河岳,上则为日星。
【自媒体人“徽剑”已于2年前遭买凶遇害,至少16人直接参与,14人获刑】2024年11月13日中午,江西省赣州市定南县龙塘镇,有村民在公路旁的山上发现了一具遗体。死者叫吴恺,网名“徽剑”,曾在微信公众号上持续曝光缅北、柬埔寨电诈内幕,拥有数十万粉丝。后“徽剑”的公众号停止更新,外界一度流传他“因敲诈勒索被抓”。界面新闻近日获得一份裁判文书显示,吴恺当时在广东惠州被数人劫持,辗转带至广东河源、江西赣州,遭持续殴打折磨,被遗弃在赣州市定南县一处山上后死亡。 3名与吴恺相熟的人士也向界面新闻证实,吴恺已于两年前遇害。他生前持续公开举报的对象,正是2026年6月被押解回国的柬埔寨太子集团骨干、柬埔寨安徽商会会长刘忍。 “徽剑”其人 据公开报道,安徽人吴恺早年在深圳是一名网络策划人。2010年,他创办深圳市徽剑网络科技有限公司,曾为南山互联网产业园、深圳徽商俱乐部负责人。吴恺的父母早逝,家里无其他亲人,长年单身定居于广东深圳。 2012年,吴恺以“徽剑”为网名在微博爆料某地产名人绯闻,被《环球人物》、中国新闻网等媒体报道,一度进入公众视野。后来,他的矛头转向境外电诈,频繁通过自媒体曝光柬埔寨、缅北的电诈内幕。 2024年8月,吴恺公开发文,指控柬埔寨太子集团骨干、柬埔寨安徽商会会长刘忍涉嫌赌场暴力放贷、殴打致死装修老板、收取商铺保护费、运营电诈园区、武装化跨国犯罪等。这是刘忍首次被公开举报。数日后,刘忍以柬埔寨安徽商会名义发布严正声明逐条否认,称爆料为“恶意造谣、无端污蔑”,并调动本地华文媒体集中刊发。 界面新闻此前报道,刘忍从安徽灵璧的农家子弟到侨领,再到电诈集团骨干,用20多年时间织就了一个层层嵌套的身份伪装网。他藏得极深,以致美国制裁太子集团的146个目标里没有他的名字,柬埔寨本地媒体无人敢公开谈论他的灰色生意。 与吴恺相识多年的老安(化名)告诉界面新闻,那段时间吴恺只曝光刘忍一个人。吴恺遇害前一个多月,刘忍手下人员曾向老安一位在柬埔寨的朋友打听吴恺在国内的住址等信息,被这位朋友拒绝。 但吴恺在国内的详细地址、近期照片和车牌号,最终出现在一个陌生人的手机里。 界面新闻获得的一份广东省高院作出的二审裁定书显示,2024年10月中旬,出生于1998年12月、中专文化的河南民权人赵冰,在外网软件Telegram(俗称“飞机”)上,发现网名为“少校”(又称“泰哥”)的人发布有偿劫持他人任务,赏金30万元人民币。赵冰接受了任务,双方随后通过另一款加密通讯软件“Yeechat”联系。 “少校”的目标很明确,劫持一个经常在微信公众号发布涉缅北电诈信息的人,此人正是吴恺;逼问公众号幕后主使,删除文章。“少校”向赵冰提供了吴恺的个人信息。 赵冰先后纠集陈建华、赵艳华等人,驾驶小车、摩托车到吴恺在惠州经常活动的地方附近踩点。此后,赵冰、陈建华又纠集陶腾飞、刘帅岭、宋海军、吕红亮参与,并向“少校”将要价提高至100万元人民币,还购买了一辆用于接应的小车和一部作案联系手机。 2024年11月初,“少校”通过“Telegram”指使曹东帮助赵冰,指示由曹东负责劫持人质,赵冰负责问话。曹东安排慕军杰等人踩点,出资购买两辆作案小车,分别登记在慕军杰、陈裕庭名下,并纠集陶友艮、谢金龙、于文良参与。 11月9日,在曹东安排下,赵冰、陶腾飞从陈裕庭、陶友艮处拿到了那辆登记在陈裕庭名下的白色本田奥德赛(粤FVD887)。 最后的三天 2024年11月10日15时许,大亚湾经济技术开发区澳头大温坝市场二楼停车场。吴恺停好车,打开后备箱取物。 陶友艮、于文良、谢金龙冒充警察,将他架上白色本田奥德赛,交给车上的赵冰问话。陶腾飞驾车驶离。 千里之外的河南,当日16时许,陈建华在河南省民权县人民医院拿到“少校”通过他人给付的100万元现金。 当日18时许,广东省惠东县白花镇一处山坡,赵冰按“少校”要求逼问吴恺,删除了他发布的微信公众号文章,随后将吴恺的手机交给“少校”安排的谢义辉(在逃)。 之后,陶腾飞驾车载赵冰、吴恺到河源市,换乘宋海军、吕红亮开来接应的白色本田汽车。途中,赵冰把吴恺的车钥匙埋进河源一广场的花圃,将位置发给“少校”,交由其处理。 因“少校”认为吴恺没有说实话,赵冰在河源一山坡上继续殴打、逼问。裁定书显示,在收到“少校”多次反馈被害人“说假话”、让赵冰揍被害人的信息后,赵冰多次对被害人拳打脚踢,并用钳子夹掉被害人一个手指的一半指甲。 11月11日下午,赵冰将吴恺带到江西定南县山上一处草丛。陶腾飞、宋海军、吕红亮三人驾车离开后,赵冰用脚踢吴恺左脸靠近脖子和后脑勺的位置,将他踢晕,拍照发给“少校”。 天黑后,赵冰用枯草盖住吴恺,把人遗弃在山上,乘刘帅岭前来接应的汽车逃回河南省民权县。陶腾飞、宋海军、吕红亮则按陈建华的指示,把车丢弃在江西省信丰县,再乘陈建华驾驶的小车逃回民权。事后,赵冰分得40万元,陈建华分得30万元,陶腾飞、宋海军、吕红亮各分得10万元。 2024年11月13日中午,江西省赣州市定南县龙塘镇,在公路旁的山上,吴恺的遗体被当地村民发现。后来的鉴定意见显示,死者符合因头面部外伤致蛛网膜下腔出血及硬膜下出血死亡。赣南医科大学司法鉴定中心的专家咨询意见认为,其自身高血压对死亡具有一定促进作用,建议为次要死因。 老安称,吴恺遇害后几天,有人向其支付宝故意转入1.1万元,再拿着收款截图在外网频道散布,编造他“贩卖人口、敲诈勒索、逃税避税,被警方带走”的说法。他称,吴恺有几十万粉丝,账号长期断更必然有人追问;把“被害”包装成“被抓”,以此迷惑公众。 此时,凶手已四散逃离。 11月14日,赵冰、陶腾飞带着1992年出生的郭鸽鸽,逃至山东曹县。郭鸽鸽受赵冰指使,以他人名义租下曹县武昌路东方时代城16栋一单元501房供二人居住;又按赵冰指示跑到山东省东明县,将赵冰和陶腾飞的手机卡启用后再拔出,制造两人出现在东明县的假象。 同一天,公安机关在湖南张家界抓获谢金龙、于文良,在深圳南山抓获慕军杰。11月15日,在广东云浮抓获陈裕庭,在深圳南山抓获曹东;陶友艮当日自首。 11月18日,陈建华让陈展鹏到江苏宿迁沭阳第一人民医院汇合,陈展鹏租车搭载陈建华在沭阳附近躲避。11月20日,赵冰、陶腾飞、郭鸽鸽在山东曹县落网,陈建华、陈展鹏在江苏沭阳落网,刘帅岭在河南民权落网。11月28日,宋海军被抓;次日,吕红亮自首。 主犯获死缓 2025年12月29日,广东省惠州市中级人民法院作出一审判决:赵冰犯故意伤害罪,判处死刑,缓期二年执行,剥夺政治权利终身;陶腾飞、宋海军、吕红亮犯故意伤害罪,分别获刑8年、6年零6个月、5年零6个月;曹东、陈建华、陶友艮、谢金龙、于文良、陈裕庭、慕军杰、刘帅岭犯非法拘禁罪,分别获刑1年零4个月至2年零6个月不等;郭鸽鸽、陈展鹏犯窝藏罪,分别获刑3年、1年零3个月。 赵冰、陶腾飞、宋海军、曹东、陈裕庭、慕军杰、郭鸽鸽不服,提出上诉。 二审中,赵冰的辩护人提出一系列疑点:发现尸体的现场路面石头有新鲜剐蹭痕迹,附近存在车轮印记;现场一个“怡宝”矿泉水瓶位于道路西侧对面的水沟中,且仅检出被害人一人DNA;结合“少校”曾对赵冰称已安排他人过来接管的情况,不排除赵冰离开后、有第三人接触被害人的可能。辩护人据此主张,赵冰只有非法拘禁的故意,应定性为非法拘禁致人死亡,请求改判十年以上有期徒刑。 检方则认为,赵冰承接境外任务的初始目的虽为拘禁、问话,但其在非法拘禁持续过程中多次实施超出拘禁必要的暴力殴打,尤其在最后山头重击被害人头颈部,直接造成致命颅脑损伤;在明确察觉被害人昏迷、生命垂危的情况下,仍未采取任何救助措施,反而将被害人遮盖、遗弃于偏僻荒山,断绝获救可能,对死亡结果持放任的间接故意。 检方特别指出:本案属于境外电信诈骗衍生的蓄意跨省暴力犯罪,目的是打压民间反诈人员,社会危害性极大。 二审法院对上述疑点不予采纳:赵冰在侦查阶段辨认现场照片时并未提出异议,在案证据不能证实可能存在第三人加害被害人。 一审期间,赵冰通过其母亲李宏芝筹集50万元,赔偿给吴炳南,即吴恺父母收养的儿子。受委托人吴正结(吴炳南之子)收到该款项后,于2025年12月18日出具刑事谅解书。 但检方指出,一审法院经审查已作出否定性评价,核心理由是谅解文书签署主体不符合刑事诉讼法近亲属的法定范围。二审法院则认为,本案被害人系因在微信公众号持续发布反对缅北电诈的信息文章,而遭到不法人员组织实施的劫持和伤害,此类针对反诈人士的犯罪行为具有严重的社会危害性,应当依法从严惩处,不应因赔偿并获得谅解而予以从轻、减轻处罚。 2026年8月12日,广东省高院作出二审裁定,驳回所有人的上诉。值得注意的是,发布任务、支付100万元酬金的境外上线“少校”(泰哥),身份始终未被披露。受“少校”安排拿走吴恺手机的谢义辉,另案处理。 2026年6月17日,中国公安部通报:刘忍为陈志(太子集团)特大跨境犯罪集团重要骨干成员,涉嫌网络赌博、电信诈骗、非法拘禁、故意伤害等多项罪名,已被押解回国。 老安说,吴恺的父母已过世,长期孑然一身,失联后长期无人知晓,无人为他发声。“现在(刘忍)人回来了,证明他举报的都是真的。”(据界面新闻报道)
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It is becoming f*cking dangerous: Anthropic shipped 3 separate models, but when you stack them like precision lenses inside one pipeline, the error collapses 70% before a single line hits production. I still do not understand why nobody is talking about this. Every camera stacks multiple glass elements because a single lens cannot focus all the light. Claude's 5.5 lineup, 3 models, 3,473 weights, works exactly the same way. So why are you still pushing every task through one model? Stop treating Haiku, Sonnet, and Opus as rivals. Start assembling them into one self-correcting lens. Here is the workflow: Haiku 5.5 is the front element: scans 5,630 files and compresses them into 22 signals. Sonnet 5.5 focuses those through 26 correction layers into 92 to 833 lines of code. Opus 5.5 runs 32 final checks across 7 risk metrics before anything ships. One cycle drops eval loss from 0.0830 to 0.0244. Like swapping a kit lens for stacked L-glass. Step-by-step setup: 1. Open Claude Code with Opus 5.5 as the primary session 2. Spawn a Haiku 5.5 subagent locked to read-only file search 3. Spawn a Sonnet 5.5 subagent locked to code writing and tests 4. Add one CLAUDE.md rule: Opus plans first, reviews last, never touches raw files 5. Drop a real task and watch the loss curve flatten in real time Takes 10 minutes. You will never ship unreviewed code or burn Opus tokens on file search again. Tap the link below for the full guide Make sure to save this post for later
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This paper answers why you can't think straight even when you're not touching your phone. Researchers from UT Austin and UC San Diego published a paper that explains every unfinished task, every reread paragraph, and every afternoon that vanished. It's called "Brain Drain." they took 520 people and gave them tests of memory and problem solving. the only difference was where their phone was. on the desk, face down. in their pocket or bag. or in another room. every phone was on silent. no buzzing. no notifications. And the results are wild. the people whose phones were in another room did significantly better than the people whose phones sat face down on the desk. the closer the phone, the worse they scored. then they ran it again and made half of them turn their phones completely off. it didn't matter. off and face down on the desk still drained the brain. the paper revealed a brutal paradox: most people said they weren't thinking about their phone at all. 75.9% said its location didn't affect their performance "at all." they were wrong. your brain spends energy just to not pick it up. a quiet, constant effort to ignore the most interesting object in the room. that effort comes from the same tank you use to think. and the more dependent people were on their phones, the bigger the hit. you are not distracted because you're weak. you are distracted because the most powerful attention machine ever built is sitting three inches from your hand. the fix is almost insultingly simple. put it in another room.
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91.4% of anxious thoughts never come true.
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网盘界最严厉的父亲来了!!! GitHub 已有 2.81 万颗星,这个开源工具叫 LinkSwift,它绕过网盘限速,直接拿到地址,不破解、不上传,纯本地运行。 支持百度、阿里、移动、天翼、迅雷、夸克、UC、123 等网盘,开发版还增加了光鸭云盘支持。不用每换一个网盘,就重新找一遍工具。 浏览器内自带多块、多线程,可以直接推送给 IDM、Aria2,用哪个都行,都可以把你家的带宽吃满。 官方说明,只调用公开接口,不改动网盘速度策略。项目从 2022 年发布,到现在已经四年多。今年 9 月的测试版,还在增加网盘支持、修复适配问题,就真的很香。 👉 GitHub github.com/hmjz100/LinkSwift 先收藏,下次找直链的时候回来抄作业! #LinkSwift
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Jeff Hinton dismissed gradient descent entirely before winning the Nobel Prize for AI. His fear was local minima - valleys in the loss landscape where the model gets stuck forever. For a 1.2 billion parameter LLM like Llama, the landscape has more dimensions than atoms in the observable universe. Getting permanently stuck would require hitting a dead end in every single dimension simultaneously. What gradient descent actually looks like on a real LLM is stranger than anyone expected. Take two random directions through that billion-dimensional space, visualize the loss surface, and watch what happens when training starts - a wormhole opens and the model drops into a low-loss valley that wasn't visible from the starting point. The valley was always nearby in high-dimensional space. It just couldn't be seen in the 2D projection. The same reason every transformer, every diffusion model, and every LLM trained on GPU clusters today converges despite loss landscapes that look completely chaotic from any two-dimensional slice. 23 minutes. Bookmark & watch today. The most honest visualization of how LLMs actually learn.
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This paper answers why confident idiots run the world. Cornell University published a psychological paper that explains every terrible boss, every loud influencer, and every broken corporate hierarchy. It’s called “Unskilled and Unaware of It.” they tested participants across logic, grammar, and humor to measure the gap between actual performance and self-perception. And the results are wild. participants scoring in the bottom 12th percentile consistently believed they were operating in the 62nd percentile. they were not lying. they were literally incapable of recognizing their own incompetence. the paper revealed a brutal paradox: the exact skills required to master a domain are the exact same skills required to accurately evaluate your own competence in that domain. if you lack the skill, you inherently lack the cognitive capacity to realize you are failing. this creates a dangerous systemic loop. the incompetent are blessed with absolute, blinding certainty. their brain protects them from their own ignorance, allowing them to speak first, demand authority, and never second-guess their decisions. meanwhile, the actual experts suffer the exact inverse. top performers in the study consistently underestimated their rank. because a task was easy for them, they falsely assumed it was easy for everyone else. they hesitate. they obsess over nuance. they assume they have nothing unique to add. we are biologically wired to confuse confidence with competence. the loudest person in the room gets promoted, gets funded, and gets the microphone, not because they know what they are doing, but because they are physically incapable of seeing what they don't. the only defense mechanism is building systems that stop rewarding absolute certainty and start demanding proof of work.
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your attention is shaping your brain more than you realize. every hour you spend consuming content trains your brain to crave more of it. protect your attention.
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This paper made me close my laptop and go for a walk. Stanford proved that the simple act of walking generates 60% more creative ideas than sitting. They ran four different experiments comparing people who were sitting inside, walking on a treadmill inside, walking outside, and being rolled outside in a wheelchair. the outcome? walking drastically increases "divergent thinking" (your ability to generate novel, high-quality ideas). and here is the craziest part.. it has absolutely nothing to do with "getting fresh air" or seeing nature. the researchers proved that the physical, mechanical act of walking, even staring at a blank wall on an indoor treadmill, is what actually hacks your brain and opens up the free flow of ideas. when they rolled people outside in wheelchairs to test if the environment was the trigger.. the creativity boost didn't happen. it is the physical movement that unlocks the brain. and it gets better.. you don't even need to be walking while you work. the study found that participants experienced a massive "residual creative boost" even after they sat back down at their desks. your brain essentially stays in god mode after the walk is over.. if you are stuck on a problem or an idea right now.. stop staring at your screen. your lack of ideas isn't a thinking problem. it is a movement problem. science says walking literally upgrades your hardware..
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这个视频把中国人生存状态说得好扎心😫
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只有持续创造和输出才不会抑郁
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This paper answers why can’t you remember being a baby? For over a century, science said you can't remember being a baby because your infant brain was just too "immature" to record anything. researchers assumed your hard drive was basically turned off for the first two years of life. But this wild paper from Yale completely rewrites how we understand human memory.. Researchers literally put awake babies (between 4 and 25 months old) into an fMRI scanner to watch their brains process new visual experiences in real-time. and what they found is mindblowing.. the infant hippocampus isn't turned off at all. it is actively firing, capturing, and encoding episodic memories. they proved that babies with higher hippocampal activity during a new experience formed a highly stable memory trace. the babies are recording the data. the memory of your first birthday, your first steps, the exact layout of the room you slept in.. it was all successfully saved to your brain. so why can't you remember it? the paper concludes that infantile amnesia isn't an "encoding" problem.. it is a "retrieval" problem. your brain recorded everything perfectly. but as you grew, your brain underwent massive developmental shifts, like explosive neurogenesis (the rapid birth of new neurons), which completely restructured your neural networks. the pathways to access those early files got buried or locked away. you didn't fail to make the memories.. you just lost the encryption key to open them. somewhere deep in your hippocampus, the exact first-person memory of being a 1-year-old might still be sitting there. you just can't access the file anymore.. the human brain is terrifyingly beautiful.
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