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by LiweiZ 11y ago
I found a comment in the hbr's link( https://hbr.org/2013/05/what-makes-a-good-corporate-st ): by Faisal Khan 18 days ago Though I have great respect for Todd but this piece do no justice with Walt Disney'
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by LiweiZ 11y ago
Yes, states always went messy when I made a visual module a bit complex (well, more than 50% was due to my unpolished skills though). The functional approach is better. My main mind-barrier as mentioned in the rely to hellofunk is not able
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by LiweiZ 11y ago
I agree with you. I did not try ReactiveCocoa since I spent time on Swift instead. But I know the react way is way easier to manage the states all over the place. Any idea on the inline-CSS thing? Is operating directly on JS a better way to
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by LiweiZ 11y ago
Thanks for your advice. One of the reasons that make me think this way is it seems there are some attempts to pick up inline CSS. IME, I believe object-based (or thing-based, it does not have to be strictly related to one paradigm) system i
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by LiweiZ 11y ago
Do you think it's a good idea to write React components with APIs somewhat mimic UIKit, such as UIView? Or is that possible? I'm new to web app. Thanks in advance.
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Ask HN: Anyone is creating React components based on Cocoa Touch?
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Sometimes the more you know, the more possibilities could be out there. We are not in a 100% transparent world. A single signal could mean a lot that one is not able to see. So based on some signals we could observe, there come related expl
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by LiweiZ 11y ago
That's not what I mean. Casino owners use it as a way to make money out of the players. This applies to the financial market in China.
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Many average investors just watch what's said on media and friends and take the follower strategy. Actually rulers are taking advantage of it, though it seems hard to believe at first.
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They are very different countries. Putting them into the same category seems not a good starting point, if one really wants to dig deep. Of course, it's easier to have a rough idea with this approach for many.
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It's just a Casino operated by rulers. Many in China know it. But average people just can not resist the lure. This has happened in China several times. The new generation (perhaps those were born after 1985) is getting their own lesso
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Ask HN: Is genius.com down (as at 8:10 a.m. edt.)?
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A quick skim through the preview of it reminds me of how improved technologies bring ideas to our daily life. Only with the matured tools, we see more and more applications of many of the ideas from the book. The time/energy cost of br
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by LiweiZ 11y ago
Focus is a more valuable trait in this era. We spoil our mouth and stomach first. And it's mind's turn. Information diet might be a solution for most information consumers.
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"Learn word in context", that's what I've been working on for a long time. Just from a different angle:)
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I think voice control (Siri here) will reduce the need for another hand to get involved in operation. Actually, we could categorize all the operations. I guess for most of those high frequency operations, voice control + wrist triggered dis
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by LiweiZ 11y ago
Apple Watch offers a new screen to work with. Single-hand operation is still possible. It does not match the experience before for the moment, but it will get better. Viewing it as user surrounded by devices, it will offer a clearer pictur
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by LiweiZ 11y ago
I have somewhat similar view, though I got it from books like this one: Welcome to Your Child's Brain: How the Mind Grows from Conception to College. Different times come up with different understanding, perhaps this time we have a bet
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The planners don't care about the consequences. They have their fortune overseas. It's rather a failure of decoupled interests between them and the the rest of people. [edit]: typo
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by LiweiZ 11y ago
Nice comment. I'm wondering if there is any discussion on the superintelligence's weakness and its potential systemic behaviours as a group? Human beings have our biological sensors to distract(not always the case) us from being p
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by LiweiZ 11y ago
Looks interesting. Thanks for sharing.
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Apple Watch: My First Impressions on Smart Watch(linkedin.com)
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by LiweiZ 12y ago
Design is always among one of dimensions. Like others, commoditization and its limit in certain context could make it looks powerless. Even if so, when context changes, things will be on the other side of cycle again.
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In my experience working with one of the major players among Chinese nuclear power groups, nuclear power plants have low acceptance rate among local residents, perhaps even local governments, especially after Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disas
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by LiweiZ 12y ago
Very detailed. Thanks for your input.
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Thanks, note taken.
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I don't think, practically, we could expect anything positive from the other side. But still thanks.
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Any advice for visitors of those websites hosted in China? As a Chinese, I am always wondering if there is a way to avoid this. Many of us are aware of the backdoors in the Chinese apps (across all the platforms). No matter how big names th
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by LiweiZ 12y ago
I think both of you are correct. Those distortions to that extent do not fully disable every individual's awareness regarding something not good.
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by LiweiZ 12y ago
Tencent started with OICQ (later QQ), a somewhat ICQ clone, back in 1999. One of the most important factors, if not the most important one, contributing to the wild growth of WeChat in China is almost everyone online has at least one QQ num

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