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I’m Living Proof — Post My Content, No Matter How Bad It Is
ChatGPT ले भन्यो:
लाभहरू:
गति र दक्षता: AI ले द्रुत रूपमा सामग्री उत्पन्न गर्न मद्दत गर्न सक्छ, यसलाई दिमाग मंथन, मस्यौदा र दोहोरिने कार्यहरू स्वचालित गर्न उपयोगी बनाउँछ।
एकरूपता: AI ले ठूलो मात्रामा सामग्रीमा एकरूप स्वर, शैली र आवाज कायम राख्न सक्छ, विशेष गरी सेट दिशानिर्देशहरू पालना गर्दा।
विचार उत्पादन: AI ले लेखकको ब्लक अनुभव गर्दा नयाँ विचारहरू, प्रम्प्टहरू र कोणहरू ल्याउनको लागि एक मूल्यवान उपकरण हुन सक्छ।
लागत-प्रभावी: सीमित स्रोतहरू भएका व्यवसायहरू वा व्यक्तिहरूको लागि, AI ले थप सामग्री सिर्जनाकर्ताहरूलाई भर्ना गर्ने आवश्यकतालाई कम गर्न सक्छ।
चुनौतीहरू:
रचनात्मकताको अभाव: AI ले ढाँचा र डेटामा आधारित सामग्री उत्पन्न गर्न सक्छ, तर यसमा प्रायः मानव लेखकहरूले ल्याउने सूक्ष्मता, मौलिक विचार र गहिरो रचनात्मकताको अभाव हुन्छ।
गुणस्तर नियन्त्रण: AI-उत्पन्न सामग्रीलाई शुद्धता, सान्दर्भिकता र गुणस्तर सुनिश्चित गर्न महत्त्वपूर्ण सम्पादन आवश्यक पर्न सक्छ। यसमा तथ्यात्मक अशुद्धताहरू पनि समावेश हुन सक्छन् वा इच्छित स्वर पूरा गर्न असफल हुन सक्छन्।
निर्भरता: AI मा अत्यधिक भर पर्दा व्यक्तिगत लेखन विकासलाई बाधा पुर्याउन सक्छ वा तपाईंको सामग्रीको विशिष्टता कम गर्न सक्छ।
नैतिक चिन्ताहरू: AI-उत्पन्न सामग्री प्रयोग गर्दा मौलिकता, साहित्यिक चोरी र लेखकत्वको बारेमा चिन्ताहरू हुन सक्छन्।
AI कहिले प्रयोग गर्ने:
दोहोरिने सामग्री वा संरचित ढाँचा भएको सामग्रीको लागि (जस्तै, प्राविधिक लेखन, उत्पादन विवरणहरू)।
प्रारम्भिक मस्यौदा वा विचार मंथनको लागि।
ठूला स्तरका आवश्यकताहरूको लागि सामग्री सिर्जना स्वचालित गर्न (जस्तै, सामाजिक सञ्जाल पोस्टहरू, न्यूजलेटरहरू)।
AI बाट कहिले बच्ने:
जब तपाईंलाई गहिरो रचनात्मक, भावनात्मक रूपमा प्रतिध्वनिशील, वा मौलिक सामग्री चाहिन्छ।
जब परिशुद्धता, सूक्ष्मता, र आवाज सामग्रीको सफलताको लागि महत्त्वपूर्ण हुन्छ।
व्यक्तिगत अनुभवहरू, कथा कथन, वा सांस्कृतिक अन्तर्दृष्टिहरू समावेश गर्ने लेखनको लागि जुन AI ले पूर्ण रूपमा बुझ्न सक्दैन।
संक्षेपमा, AI लेखकको कार्यप्रवाह बढाउनको लागि एक उत्कृष्ट उपकरण हुन सक्छ, तर उच्च-गुणस्तर, अर्थपूर्ण सामग्रीको लागि मानव इनपुट प्रायः आवश्यक हुन्छ।
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विषयवस्तु लेखक :- बिनोद कुमार सिम्खडा
यदि तपाईंले मंगोलिया, तुर्केस्तान र विशेष गरी तिब्बतमा नयाँ उपनिवेशहरू थप्नुभयो भने, यो इतिहास र संस्कृतिमा ठूलो वृद्धि हो। तपाईं त्यस समयमा धेरै सभ्यताहरूको दस्तावेजीकरण गर्दै हुनुहुन्छ र यसले जापानलाई डुबाउँछ।
विशेष गरी तिब्बत यसका मानिसहरूको उत्पादन हो तर यसका विशाल छिमेकीहरू, भारत र चीन पनि हो। तदनुसार, यसको समृद्ध इतिहास छ जहाँ हजारौं पुस्तकहरूले प्राचीन इतिहासका घटनाहरूको रूपरेखा प्रस्तुत गर्दछन्। मेरो लागि, ७०० को दशकका छलफल र बहसहरू पढ्न विशेष गरी रोचक छ। तिनीहरू एकै समयमा धार्मिक, राजनीतिक र सांस्कृतिक थिए।
चाखलाग्दो कुरा के छ भने, चीनले धेरै पहिले जापानलाई उपनिवेश बनाउने प्रयास गर्यो र नियमित रूपमा जापानलाई धम्की दिन्छ र आज क्षेत्रीय दाबी गर्छ। यदि इतिहास वर्तमान दिशामा जारी रह्यो भने, जापान, ताइवान र रूस र भियतनामका केही भागहरू अर्को राजवंश अघि चिनियाँ हुनेछन्।
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There are many reasons why climbers who die on Mount Everest are not brought home.
In addition to the extreme temperatures and terrain, bodies are very difficult to find because they are quickly buried by the ice there. If they are found, they are already stuck to the ground and frozen.
The human body on Mount Everest will feel 10 times heavier due to the barometric pressure. Mountaineers get tired easily when carrying themselves alone; of course, it is much more difficult if you have to carry someone else's body.
Another reason is that the cost of climbing Mount Everest is very expensive, which is approximately USD50 thousand or Rp705 million. The cost required to extract the bodies is the same as the cost of climbing Mount Everest.
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Photos of bodies strewn around Everest:
There are several reasons why climbers who die on Everest will not be brought home.
In addition to the extreme temperatures and terrain, the bodies are very difficult to find because they are quickly buried by the ice there. If they are found, they are already stuck to the ground and frozen.
The human body will feel 10 times heavier when on Mount Everest due to the barometric pressure . Carrying yourself alone makes climbers easily tired, of course it is very difficult if you have to carry someone else's body.
Another reason is that the cost of climbing Mount Everest is very expensive, which is around USD50 thousand or equivalent to Rp705 million. The cost needed to evacuate the bodies is the same as the cost of climbing Everest.
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When Paul Alexander of Dallas, Texas was just six years old, he was suddenly stricken with polio — along with some 60,000 other American children that year alone. Alexander almost died before quickly being moved into a life-saving steel ventilator, better known as an iron lung. And to this very day, 70 years later, he remains inside that same device.
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I am from Nepal. I have visited China and India.
Some of my family visited China in the 1980s. It was big but nothing like Nepal, where there is a deeply rooted capitalist culture. Unfortunately, there is no comparison currently. With India, I feel it is difficult to compare because their aims, governance, and economic models are so damn different.
What is apparent about China relative to India is its long-term thinking and incredible governance. China’s Basic economic goals stretch out to 2070 (or somewhere close), and its party is frankly a group of highly qualified technocrats with a lot of power. It is not fair to compare them both.
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Abandoned by his parents at birth, this boy’s incredible transformation over 15 years will leave you speechless. What happened next is a powerful reminder that sometimes, the most challenging paths lead to the greatest miracles. You won’t believe how fate and faith intertwined in this unbelievable story.
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Pervez Amirali Hoodbhoy, Pakistani nuclear physicist, author, and social activist, is celebrated for his progressive views on secularism, freedom of speech, and the promotion of science and education in Pakistan. Known as one of the most influential members of the Pakistani intelligentsia, Hoodbhoy has a rich career spanning decades, teaching at esteemed institutions like Quaid-e-Azam University, LUMS, and FCCU
Throughout this episode, Hoodbhoy and Iffat Omar discuss a wide range of pressing topics, including:
His early life, education, and illustrious career.
The impacts of ChatGPT and AI on students' education and daily life.
The scientific decline in the Muslim world and lessons from the Mughal Era.
The brain drains of Pakistani talent to foreign countries.
Sectarian issues, provincialism, and the role of student unions.
The political landscape of Pakistan: challenges with politicians, the establishment, and ways to improve governance.
Ideas to reform the education system and empower local bodies.
Practical solutions to fix political and provincial differences.
Hoodbhoy also shares his vision for a better Pakistan, delving into who should represent the people in parliament and how to achieve a balance of power.
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India has nothing whatsoever that China could be jealous about, actually from what I’ve been reading it’s the other way around, seems many Indians are jealous of China, still, China and India are partners in the original BRICS, so possibly may bring them closer in the future, but that remains to be seen. If India and China can bury their differences, and work together, they would be unstoppable.
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BP Koirala never offered Nepal to India. It was a drunken King Tribhuvan who did (at a party hosted in his honor by Nehru in New Delhi) and since the king was drunk at the time, Nehru simply laughed it off and never mentioned the topic again. Neither did the king after he became sober. So please get your facts right before asking such a misleading question. I think you’ve been listening to too much royalist (rajabadi) propaganda. BP’s younger brother Girija Prasad Koirala (or GP Koirala) was just 26 years old in 1951 and only a mid-level leader of the Nepali Congress at the time. So, he couldn’t have offered Nepal to Nehru.
Also, had Nehru wanted to take Nepal, he could have easily done so. All he had to do was send the Indian Army into Nepal and Nepal would have capitulated without a fight or minimal resistance. Most Nepalis outside of Kathmandu Valley at the time were illiterates and had no sense of nationalism. Nepalis of my grandfather’s generation didn’t even know that they were Nepalis (to them Kathmandu was Nepal and Nepal was Kathmandu and they mostly used Indian coins and rupees) and they wouldn’t have cared whether they were ruled from Kathmandu or New Delhi. But Nehru didn’t want to take Nepal for his own reasons - perhaps he had other more important things to do - and not because King Mahendra saved Nepal from big bad wolf India (according to royalist propaganda). That’s why we are still an independent country.
To Indian readers, BP Koirala was Nepal’s first democratically elected prime minister. He, along with many Nepali political leaders of the time (who were fighting against the totalitarian Rana family rule), took part in the Indian independence movement and personally hobnobbed with Nehru, Gandhi and many other Indian leaders of the time. He became prime minister in 1959 after his party (Nepali Congress) won the country’s first general election. But he was removed from office by King Mahendra (Tribhuvan’s son and successor) in an army coup just two years after being elected. After he was released from prison, he lived most of his life in exile in India and led the struggle for democracy from there. I am sure you have all heard of his granddaughter (from his eldest son). Her name is Manisha Koirala.
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New Zealand’s windswept trees are a striking example of resilience that doesn’t look “perfect,” but is deeply powerful. These trees did no...