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azurezyq
5y ago
The first 1TB processing is free for BigQuery, monthly.
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GCE's counterpart doesn't seem to have a public endpoint and its functionality seems make sense: https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/guest-agent I have to say the problem is not oss, not agents, but Micros
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I think this is a badly written article and missing the point. There are so many corrupt government but they are not falling like sand. What US is doing is to injecting money into a failed company without inspecting if the company is well o
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5y ago
It's not difficult to accumulate enough capacity for solar / wind farms, I agree. But the problem is that we have not yet solved the problem of energy storage (as I said, it's tiny, compared to the capacity it can generates).
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This battery farm, has a capacity of 900 MWh. While a typical nuclear power plant has a capacity of ~3000MW. So this battery farm is just... tiny. But solar power generation has a large potential for larger capacity, the shortest leg is ene
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5y ago
I don't think 1/3 is "not far behind". https://www.statista.com/chart/16878/military-expenditure-by... Actually you don't need US's level of spending if you are not "actively&quo
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5y ago
Just talk to first generation Chinese immigrants. I have to say American Chinese food and authentic Chinese food are belong to different categories and serve different sets of people.
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5y ago
They are expanding like crazy. Loss is not a problem at this stage.
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I feel MTA is pretty badly managed and under-budgeted, absolutely not ideal for a case study even.
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phones quickly become outdated before batteries die.
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5y ago
Another Chinese database seems to be doing a better job at this front: https://github.com/pingcap/tidb
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5y ago
Opportunity also has a 90 sols designed life. Designed, designed.
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5y ago
It's inevitable, and this applies to other kinds of optimizations as well. This place is too mature, disruption might be easier elsewhere.
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5y ago
Also note that 3x is not only for TSMC employees. Even for fresh CS graduates, China mainland pays way more than taiwan. https://www.payscale.com/research/CN/Job=Software_Engineer/S... https://www.
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5y ago
https://store.google.com/us/product/chromecast_google_tv?hl=...
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6y ago
This is the first programming language I touched. Still missing REPEAT 5[FD 80 RT 144]
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6y ago
I would say K-12 education and unemployment are different issues here, do you agree with that? For the latter that's another story and I agree it's more complicated. Weren't we talking about education?
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6y ago
Hmm, I just say from my personal experience. If you have numbers support "China is uneducated.", please paste the links. I mentioned my grandpa, he lives in a small village (1~2k people?), I would say it is something like rural Fr
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6y ago
Maybe? Another possible explanation is that some people try to correlate income in USD to education levels. It's not a direct comparison since the cost for education is also cheaper in China. Also since K-12 is almost free (at least me
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I'm currently working in the bay area but I got my master degree in China and never attended any colleges in the west. I was born in a city ranked 45th in China by population (from wikipedia). K-12 is 100%. My grandpa lives in a very s
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> I think it's pretty significant that they are able to run a country with that demographics most of whom were not even educated. Citation needed :) As a Chinese native who has friends in almost all provinces across China, I just do
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6y ago
I don't think EU ever targeted Huawei's consumer business. It's only the US for this exact one.
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I have to say it's human nature. When asking for a favor, you always feel more comfortable if the other guy had a nice chat with you yesterday. There are always things cannot be easily rationalized via formal processes.
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Disclaimer: Googler managing a small product engineering team. I have to say WFH has a considerable impact on productivity. Coding is actually fine, but the problems are: 1. Designing over VC is very difficult, especially for something enti
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Experienced it. Unrelated apps suddenly began to crash. Just did an update to the webview and it seems to be working.
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maybe this https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/strbuf.h ?
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I think this sentence is kind of BS: > Having been the 32nd most popular name for girls born in 2015, Alexa's rank dropped to 139th in 2019, the lowest it's been since 1992. Thanks for the link provided by adjkant below, here&#
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I think it may be related to data source. As a Chinese I can say signal is basically everywhere, far better than US.
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I experienced the same when I moved from China to US. In China the first time I ever experienced lost of signal was somewhere in the mountains in Tibet. Signal is just everywhere there. US is incredibly bad on that. I live in the bay area a
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I don't think "Cloud" matters here. Apps are not created from vacuum, they may link to proprietary code (a lot), not to mention infra dependencies. E.g., a Google Reader like thing: * Google internal library dependencies * In
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