Category: Technology

Bard generates responses by using a process called natural language processing (NLP). NLP is a field of computer science that deals with the interaction between computers and human (natural) languages. Bard uses NLP to understand the meaning of your prompts and questions, and to generate responses that are relevant and informative.

Bard’s NLP capabilities are based on a large language model (LLM). An LLM is a statistical model that has been trained on a massive dataset of text and code. This dataset includes text from books, articles, websites, and code from GitHub repositories. Bard uses this dataset to learn the statistical relationships between words and phrases.

When ask Bard a question, Bard uses its NLP capabilities to understand the meaning of your question. Bard then uses its LLM to generate a response that is relevant and informative. Bard’s responses are generated in real time, which means that you can interact with Bard in a conversational way.

As an AI language model, ChatGPT uses a complex set of algorithms to process and analyze natural language input from users, generate relevant responses, and present them in a conversational manner.
ChatGPT generates responses using a combination of natural language processing (NLP) and machine learning techniques.

Here’s a brief overview of how ChatGPT generates a response:

• Input analysis: ChatGPT first analyzes the user’s input to understand the meaning and context of the question or statement.
• Knowledge retrieval: Once ChatGPT has understood the input, it retrieves relevant knowledge from its pre-existing knowledge base, which has been built through training on vast amounts of text data.
• Response generation: Using this retrieved knowledge, ChatGPT generates a response that is both relevant to the input and as informative as possible.
• Language generation: After generating the response, ChatGPT uses natural language generation techniques to present the response in a conversational manner that is easy for the user to understand.
• Feedback learning: ChatGPT is also designed to learn from its interactions with users. By analyzing the user’s response to its replies, ChatGPT can learn from any mistakes it may have made and improve its future responses.
• Pre-processing: The user’s input is pre-processed to remove any noise or irrelevant information, such as punctuation and stop words.
• Encoding: The pre-processed input is then encoded into a numerical representation that can be processed by the machine learning model.
• Model training: ChatGPT is trained on vast amounts of text data to learn patterns and relationships between words and phrases. It uses a neural network architecture called a transformer, which is specifically designed for NLP tasks.
• Response generation: Once the input has been encoded and the model has been trained, ChatGPT generates a response by predicting the most likely sequence of words based on the input and its pre-existing knowledge base.
• Decoding: The predicted sequence of words is then decoded into natural language using a language model that converts the numerical representation back into human-readable text.
• Post-processing: Finally, the response is post-processed to add any necessary punctuation, capitalization, or other formatting before being presented to the user.

As of today, there is only 1 major telco in Malaysia have yet to roll out 5G services which is Maxis.
Today DiGi turning on 5G only for some of the postpaid plan (not including the one I subscribe).

I on the other hand subscribe UNIFI Mobile #Bebas Prepaid with 30-day free unlimited 5G data pass.
Hence, I able to perform 5G Speed Test around Shah Alam area few days back.

Get 5G SIM card here

I have upgrade from Samsung Galaxy S10 to S22 Ultra for some time now.
S Pen also become one of the tools that I use in my daily life and because of this, I also used Samsung Note.
I am also using Windows 11 and the app was not available to download.

Here is the solution I use.
Simply open Command Prompt & type: winget install "Samsung Notes".
Agree to the prompts by typing “Y” and finally installed Samsung Notes without issue on my Windows 11.

Soon after Apple Pay’s long-anticipated introduction in Malaysia, banks and businesses are already running specials to encourage customers to use Cupertino’s contactless payment system.

AmBank and Standard Chartered, two participating banks, are offering payback offers for Apple Pay purchases while Maybank isn’t offering any particular refunds, certain businesses are running special Maybank-only deals.
Here are all of them:

AmBank (valid until October 31)

• 50% cashback on first Apple Pay purchase (capped at RM20)
• RM50 cashback when you spend minimum RM849 on Apple device with AmBank Credit Card/-i, add card to Apple Pay and make first Apple Pay transaction (first come, first served)
• Up to RM158 cashback when you sign up for AmBank Credit Card/-i and perform eight Apple Pay transactions (minimum RM10 each)
• Up to RM218 cashback when you sign up for AmBank Signature Priority Banking Visa Infinite Credit Card/-i and perform eight Apple Pay transactions (minimum RM10 each)

Standard Chartered (valid until August 18)

• 100% cashback on first Apple Pay purchase (capped at RM10)

Maybank

• TGV Cinemas: Get one free regular popcorn with purchase of regular popcorn with Apple Pay
• Starbucks: RM10 rebate with minimum spend of RM30 with Apple Pay (first come, first served; we verified that this is exclusive to Maybank customers)

As a reminder, Apple Pay lets users make purchases using their iPhone or Apple Watch, the former requiring only Face ID or Touch ID for verification.
To add your card (only Maybank, AmBank and Standard Chartered credit cards and Maybank debit cards are supported for now) to your Wallet, you’ll have to either scan the card using your iPhone’s camera or enter the details manually.
Apple Pay is available at all businesses that accept contactless credit card payments, including Visa payWave as it adheres to the NFC standard.

As per this post, I will explain more in detail and video whereby you could get a notification when your iPhone or iPad battery fully charged.
The application come with iOS or iPadOS and you are not required to install extra app for this.

Kindly refer to the below for the video.

Click here for Samsung phone / tablet

As per this post, I will explain more in detail and video at the very below of the post whereby you could get a notification when your Samsung phone or tablet battery fully charged.
You are not required to install extra app for this as it come with Samsung One UI. (Starting from S10 I think)
For other phone, maybe you could install the APK from trusted source. (Or just buy Samsung phone 😂🤣)

Samsung also implement this option in Device Care as per below.

Kindly refer to the below for the video.

Click here for iPhone or iPad