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by afsina 11y ago
I think Android's formal future will be the guts of Chrome (Mojo) and Dart. Some heavy weight developers are frantically working on it. https://github.com/domokit/mojo https://github.com/domokit&#x
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by afsina 11y ago
I would challenge that. What is the average salary of %50 and their tax percentage?
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by afsina 11y ago
As long as it is state funded I see no difference. I bet if it would have been developed by the `state engineers` it would even fail worse.
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by afsina 11y ago
Perhaps it is because it is not applicable to most countries. Netherlands has a very strong private industry and a reasonably small population. High tech - high profit Industry can withstand the very high taxes imposed by the government. To
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by afsina 11y ago
Perhaps today the meanings are different (one is a superset). But according to Von Mises: "In the terminology of Marx and Engels the words communism and socialism are synonymous. They are alternately applied without any distinction bet
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by afsina 11y ago
They sure doing better than Government regulation so far. What is your point behind sarcasm anyway?
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by afsina 11y ago
Perhaps eating eggplants may help too?
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by afsina 11y ago
There is also a Dart version: https://github.com/domokit/cassowary
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by afsina 11y ago
Does that change the fact that this was an invasion? Last time Ottomans invaded Anatolia was 12th century. Current Greece was invaded in end of 15th century. And Greece tried to invade Anatolia in 20th century.
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by afsina 11y ago
Context was that Greek army invaded Asia minor during WWI, period. The reasons of the invasion is always justifiable by the invader. That land was invaded by Turkish Tribes during 12th century. So historical occupation that far cannot be ju
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by afsina 11y ago
>Yes. The main difference being that Greece didn't invade anyone.... Actually Greece Invaded Turkey in WW-I. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greco-Turkish_War_(1919%E2%80%...
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by afsina 11y ago
In Istanbul taxi plates cost about $300k-$500k. They are then rented and re-rented to multiple drivers. Taxi drivers and of course passengers gets the shaft
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by afsina 11y ago
I think the opposite happened.
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Socialism and Communism are "almost" the same thing.
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I thought one advantage of Tries over Hash tables is fast prefix searching.
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by afsina 11y ago
I think main advantage here is not the speed but power consumption and ease of deployment (small form factor etc.). Also as mentioned in the article, they can do a lot of customization there. Such as custom design floating point units, look
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by afsina 11y ago
I read it as ".. Against Scrappy Austrians" and thought finally Krugman showed some guts to debate against Austrian school economists.
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by afsina 11y ago
Why does Google have only 3 stars?
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by afsina 11y ago
That market share numbers are only for US.
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by afsina 11y ago
Boy that is one of the most inaccurate definition of capitalism I have ever heard. By your definition there would not be any quality product left in US or in any free market. As others state, this is human behavior. Most people does not car
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by afsina 11y ago
I was mentioning about run time operations, not training. Yes training DNNs are much more time consuming, but my point is, using them is also not cheap. As mentioned, processing 1 second of speech, lets say in 0,5 seconds is expensive. Cons
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by afsina 11y ago
Yes it works off line and it is a work of marvel IMO. Seems like all work is done in the phone when you are offline. And it performs close to the server counterpart. Latency is probably because of the nature of the live ASR processing. Syst
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by afsina 11y ago
Well, it is actually very demanding. ASR systems usually work with the speed of 1 RT (RT= real time factor, meaning recognizing 1 second of speech in 1 second). Approximately %60-70 of these processing goes to acoustic scoring. Rest is sear
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by afsina 11y ago
Lack of VP9 support is bad for Youtube (and Google). I wonder if it would be too hard to support both codecs.
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by afsina 11y ago
"..and then proceeded to not open source anything after 2011 or so" Really? I think they have a pretty good track on open sourcing libraries just as before. Like https://github.com/google and Go, Dart, Blink etc e
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by afsina 11y ago
There is a memory team formed for Blink[1]. Also, soon they will start rolling out a garbage collector mechanism (code name Oilpan) which would make Blink more stable, safer and faster. But I am not sure about the overall effect of these on
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by afsina 11y ago
Taxi medallion owners can cry me a river. Hell, whole idea of holly "yellow taxi" concept can go to drain. Here in Turkey, especially in İstanbul, taxis and private mini-bus transportation business is a big racket as well. Taxis a
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by afsina 11y ago
Regulations for carrying a passenger in a Taxi is also exaggerated. Apart from being able to drive, not much should be regulated IMO. Perhaps price and extra services can be apparent before entering the vehicle (if car has insurance etc..)
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by afsina 11y ago
I think there are many inaccuracies. Many branches are dead but seems to be alive. Some branches are actually should not be separated. Nice try tough.
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by afsina 11y ago
AFAIK Eric Siedel and Adam Barth were two lead developers from Chrome team. Probably they have a good core team working on this.

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