大火车劫案
The Great Train Robbery
Michael Crichton · 初版 1975 年
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“1855年，维多利亚女王时代的英格兰。每月都有一列火车呼啸着驶向英吉利海峡，车上满载着数额惊人的黄金。列车守卫森严，两座保险箱固若金汤……然而，英俊而留着红胡须的无赖Edward Pierce却势在必得。在他的计划中，他挑选了一名同伴——一位美丽而危险的女人。他将犯下本世纪最令人震惊的罪案之一。”
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有人读过克莱顿的《火车大劫案》吗？里面讲了各种各样这类事情，只不过背景是维多利亚时代的英国。很棒的一本书。http://www.amazon.com/Great-Train-Robbery-Michael-Crichton/d...
Has anyone read The Great Train Robbery by Crichton? It talks about all sorts of stuff like this, except in Victorian era England. Great book. http://www.amazon.com/Great-Train-Robbery-Michael-Crichton/d...
《天外来菌》是克莱顿最好的小说/改编电影之一，另外还有《死者食肉》（别看电影版）和《火车大劫案》。我还莫名挺喜欢《金刚》，不过那时候克莱顿就已经有点疯疯癫癫了。
The Andromeda Strait is one of the best Crichton books/movies, along with The Eaters of the Dead (skip the movie) and The Great Train Robbery. I also have a strange fondness for Congo, but by that time Crichton had gone crazypants.
我超级喜欢《侏罗纪公园》、《重返中世纪》、《火车大劫案》这类作品。觉得《恐惧状态》读起来太费劲了。我想如果弗莱明在他的职业生涯中一直高调宣扬平等和女性权利，我也许会同样感到失望，……
I enjoyed the likes of Jurassic Park, Timeline, The First Great Train Robbery hugely. Found State of Fear too much like hard work. I think I might be similarly disappointed with Fleming if he had held a well publicised stance about equality and women's rights through his career,…
哪怕他们绞尽脑汁，也找不出比这更贴切的例子来说明 LLM 是什么以及它是怎么运作的了。LLM 所知道的绝不会超出训练数据的范畴。在迈克尔·克莱顿的《火车大劫案》（出版于1975年，讲述的是1855年发生的事）中，罪犯落网后向困惑不解的法庭解释说，自己之所以能在飞驰的火车顶上行走“是因为伯努利效应”，……
They couldn't find a more apt demnonstration of what an LLM is and does if they tried. An LLM doesn't know more than what's in the training data. In Michael Crichton's The Great Train Robbery (published in 1975, about events that happened in 1855) the perpetrator, having been caught, explains to a baffled court that he was able to walk on top of a running train "because of the Bernoulli effect",…
……全花在吉他和音箱上了。3. 诈骗犯/贪污犯一旦落网，便痛快招供并全力配合……每个人给出的理由都跟迈克尔·克莱顿的小说《火车大劫案》里写的一模一样：法官：现在关于动机问题，我们问你：你为什么要构思、策划并实施这桩卑劣且骇人听闻的罪行？爱德华·皮尔斯：我想要钱。
…spent it all on guitars and amplifiers. 3. When caught, the fraudster/embezzler admits it readily and cooperates with everyone... The reason every one gave was right out of a Michael Chrichton book, "The Great Train Robbery": Judge: Now, on the matter of motive, we ask you: Why did you conceive, plan and execute this dastardly and scandalous crime? Edward Pierce: I wanted the money.