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The United States had been interested in unconventional warfare before the CIA was established in 1947. The Japanese Unit 731 was a covert biological and chemical warfare research and development unit of the Imperial Japanese Army that enga
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It looks like the library in Rust is using `tract-onnx` to do the inference: https://github.com/Rikorose/DeepFilterNet/blob/2a84d2a1750a5... I am wondering whether using Python for research, training in big d
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How difficult is it for the US government to supply chain attack other countries that are using popular Python packages such as PyTorch given their power over these kind of global software infrastructure under US internal law? Are we able t
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4y ago
Does this mean converting DataFrame between pandas and polars now is more efficient?
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I think generally owning slaves goes against the idea of freedom (let's discard the concept one has the freedom to sell themselves for once). Thus company does not have the right to own slaves.
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No one is preventing you from criticizing them. I am just saying that criticism from the standpoint of free speech or sovereignty is inconsistent with the idea that you can satirize whatever or whoever you want.
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Scrutiny is justified. However, it should be within the scope of whether the product fulfills the need and should have nothing to do with "sovereignty" or "free speech rights," don't you think?
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I mean, doesn't the concept of a free society apply to private corporations as well? The government is not restricting you; the private company is exercising its right to run its business according to its own free will. The principle o
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You would think the bloomberg can at least fool people for one day: https://www.scmp.com/tech/big-tech/article/3214955/alibaba-f...
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If you look at Didi or Meituan in ride-sharing apps, they are miles ahead to Uber in terms of usability and features, at least to 1.4 billion Chinese. This is not a rare event. Apps like Futubul that just feel much better than Robinhood. I
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One of the main event that lead to Jack Ma's decline of influence was he openly challengeed the banking industry regulation when regulators wanted to reign in the excessive leverage of his Ant Financial, and put tough requirement of ri
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If you are using Rust, you can easily conform to this by using `directories` crate: https://docs.rs/directories/latest/directories/struct.BaseDi...
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For reference, back in 2017, the Chinese authority outlawed his ICO activities, and required him to hand back all the proceeds to the investors (or victims depending on your view) before letting him out of the country.
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Seems not able to do it in Rust even after several rounds of feedback. The last result (not working) was fn main() { let s = "fn main() {{ let s = {:?}; print!({:?}, s); print!({{0}}, s) }}"; print!("{:?}", s);
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There is a saying that hifi using electricity coming from nuclear sounds a big warmer than that from a hydrapower plant...
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China is a rising power, but it still lags behind the current dominant power in fundamental research. However, it is rapidly catching up. This is not very different from the situation the U.S. was in around 1900 when it had the largest GDP
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The basic idea behind the propagator model is that order flow can be treated as a propagating wave that spreads through the market and affects prices. Thus given that we usually execute multiple orders for a given "meta" (big) tra
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Algorithmic trading here means more about how to "execute trades" thus reduce the "execution cost" of a trade, rather than using quantitative method to gain advantage (alpha). They are usually employed by firms executing
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I am surprised it does not mention propagator model, at least from the review.
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US military was working on air balloons to use against China, and thought it "rise above competition": https://www.politico.com/news/2022/07/05/u-s-militarys-newes...
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"Chief Executive Officer Pat Gelsinger is taking a 25% cut to his base salary, the chipmaker said Tuesday." What is the proportion of base salary in the total compensation?
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One of the great small book I read about writing is: Style: Lessons in Clarity and Grace ( https://www.amazon.com/Style-Lessons-Clarity-Grace-12th/dp/0... ) It is very different from Strunk&White book in that it
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(2019)
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I don't know what happened in current case. In the Knight Capital case, KC clearly didn't intend to send those erroneous orders. And if those trades were not annuled, KC would not be able to settle those, since the trade loss were
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A lot of stocks have minute bar of wide range prices in the first few minutes of continuous trading. This seems like the incident in what caused Knight Capital fiasco, in which the system repeatedly buy on the ask and sell on the bid very f
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Seeing the movement so fluid, I am wondering whether there is intentional "nudge" of the way it moves to have certain feels other than just optimal mechanically. Of course excluding those flips.
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I had donated to Wikipedia almost every year before I saw this kind of thing and Wikipedia basically became an entity advancing US foreign policy.
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In fact, Liu was found praising his own books in a forum using burner accounts after the publication, and also reminding people that the Hugo award the novel received was "huge in the Western sci-fi world". He was probably truly h
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Then you probably don't use your phone as 2FA for any "large, life-altering transactions"?
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Maybe 5 years ago, but now nobody uses web-based online banking any more in China. Most banks have decent mobile apps now, which have much better usability than the web-based ones. The IE situation is irrelevant now.
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