LiweiZ

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by LiweiZ 12y ago
And please take self-censorship into account as well, this is something deeply embedded in our subconsciousness (if not consciousness).
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by LiweiZ 12y ago
Well, I translated what you said into Chinese in my mind and get what those Chinese really said. In Chinese, we often use 70% and 30% as a way to indicate both sides exist but the 70% part comes with more weight. It's not to say that i
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by LiweiZ 12y ago
The lack of understanding of each other and enhanced stereotype caused by this is one important factor here. However, that's the result all sides want to see. Correct or not is not their main concern.
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by LiweiZ 12y ago
What your said is closer to what it really is.
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You will have different opinion 5 years later. [edit]: After skimming your comments on HN, I decided to take this back: 50 cents granted.
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by LiweiZ 12y ago
First time to hear that. If you are Chinese grown up in PRC as well, it's most likely you are younger than I am. Also, what I said is not some content directly from a specific source. Even there is some kind of "standard" fro
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by LiweiZ 12y ago
Mao's reputation is mixed in mainland China, too. For more than 150 years, the big and powerful nation state of mind and the weakness in reality stay as a main force behind many things we see. It's a good starting point for reason
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by LiweiZ 12y ago
You know the game better than most of people here. Are you from mainland China as well? Or can read Chinese?
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Highly same-minded swarm at this size is very dangerous. The controller is using it for its own purpose. The best strategy might be waiting for the swarm loosing it's basic power supply and falling apart. But this would affect the worl
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The biggest challenge China is facing is its management structure. It's a "一刀切" (decisions and executions are basically boolean-value-like things). The lack of effective and elastic delegate mechanism makes the organization l
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by LiweiZ 12y ago
Viewing the issue from a more macro perspective is way less appreciated here. Micro and macro perspectives are both essential to have a deeper understanding before there is some kind of methodology to unify every dimension (the possibility
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by LiweiZ 12y ago
I think it's better for everyone in this business to have some understanding of how channel works and profits to have a more macro perspective of this issue. Channels usually have huge power and it's one of the four P's (pric
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Harmony has been replaced by Dream of China already. lol
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by LiweiZ 12y ago
Insightful comment buried again. +1
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Very well said. Political incorrectness is more like a protocol to tolerate differences to some extent for a diversified society. It's an essential element. However, on the other hand, it compromises the ability for most of us to have
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by LiweiZ 12y ago
Don't know why you are downvoted by so many. But I think you provided a good comment here. Upvoted.
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by LiweiZ 12y ago
Yes, I know. But most of the time we see ads on bigger screens. The location-based ads have way less location awareness in my experience. I guess, besides the ads from your neighbours (location aware ads), there should be some kind of quick
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by LiweiZ 12y ago
As a 100% layman, I spent 20 mins thinking about the ad issue. The easiest way out I can find is to have some kind of location-based ad system to increase the degree of connection between a user and the ad content. Is it feasible technicall
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by LiweiZ 12y ago
I ended up by learning and building myself. Just have to keep my burning rate really low. I've been working on my project for around two years now. Hope this time I can satisfied with what I'm building and actually put it onto app
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by LiweiZ 12y ago
Great team is one's multi-entry ticket. Just like the non-zero digit before a number of zeros. Unfortunately, it's not easy to have a great team.
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NASA – Satellite Tracks Saharan Dust to Amazon in 3-D(youtube.com)
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"It basically implies that you can ignore people who have blogs and podcasts. Seek out the unknown experts in your field." Fully agree with this. But it seems not easy to find hidden gems. It takes time and energy to deliver what&
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by LiweiZ 12y ago
"All Systems will be Gamed: Exploitive Behavior in Economic and Social Systems" http://tuvalu.santafe.edu/~wbarthur/Papers/All%20Systems%20G... He has a new book with all his papers: Complexity and the E
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by LiweiZ 12y ago
Austrian school economics seems unheard for many. After skimming books by Mises, I believe Austrian school is on the right track. But the tool for it has not ready at that time. When I learned about complexity systems. I think it can supply
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by LiweiZ 12y ago
I think machines still have some distance to go to achieve more usable guess-what-user-want. Many ideas have been tried, but I only see limited success in a few use cases.
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Upvoted and really appreciate your comment.
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I recently think one reason that makes Apple to offer larger screen iPhone is that the Apple Watch may compensate the need for a single hand-held device experience.
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Many of those cultural issues are caused by feedback loops, which are thought to be good, do not work in our system since very long time ago. Equilibrium in this system does not necessarily indicate the system at this stage is a good one. T
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by LiweiZ 12y ago
One thing that I do admire from the article is that Americans do worry about the future in a good way even they still have big advantages. This is a key trait most contemporary Chinese are somewhat lack of. And this alone can tell a lot. Fo
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by LiweiZ 12y ago
As a native Chinese (I'm tired to claim this every time when commenting on China related topics.), I think the op needs to do a lot more homework on China. It's not an easy task to know something you are not familiar with with jus

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