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Woow Tencent has released a model 100% open source which is better than Google Translate... And it runs locally on your phone?! - Only 440MB (!!) - 33 languages - On-device translation So we have now a local Google Translate which is running completely offline. They are using AngelSlim... show more

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wait so idk how accurate google translate is. so basically this was before nor vs eng match and the interviewer asks him about jude, erling said they havent been talking recently cus hes busy with wc but last time they talked a bit was on jude’s birthday….which was on 29th june AIGOOO Babe is that not recent…

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