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by azurezyq 6y ago
Read the link. I think you are right here. SSPL is definitely a weird one.
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by azurezyq 6y ago
>>> "This means that Elasticsearch and Kibana will no longer be open source software." So any license which AWS cannot make good use of is not a valid OSS license? What a pirate logic here. EDIT: I think I made a mistake
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by azurezyq 6y ago
I read the comments for the tweet but still cannot understand why... Could you please explain a bit?
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by azurezyq 6y ago
For TV, I think there's really not much manufactured in US. Maybe Android TV / roku TV subscriptions? https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2016/mar/14/donald-tru... If you look at it closely,
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by azurezyq 6y ago
and the current situation is that US has more cases than anywhere else in the world.
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by azurezyq 6y ago
However Trump doesn't like Chinese companies. Maybe an european one?
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by azurezyq 6y ago
E.g., if google is obliged to address your bugs / issues. It matters a lot in enterprise. This statement is more like a waiver you'd like to sign while using some entertainment equipements.
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by azurezyq 6y ago
Stackdriver was acquired: https://techcrunch.com/2014/05/07/google-acquires-cloud-moni... The problem is that single-entrance is very valuable for ease-of-discovery. But complete integration / unificatio
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by azurezyq 6y ago
RT-PCR, it's pretty good but takes time. They just do batch tests and mix samples in groups, if positive, test again. My father did one a few months ago after returning from Qingdao, where there were a small outbreak then in a hospital
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by azurezyq 6y ago
It's still cheaper than what the US is currently doing. Lockdown is almost a whole year and numerous restaurants I usually go closed permanently. While in China, it's like putting sparks off here and there, but most of people are
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by azurezyq 6y ago
Those lockdowns also come with massive screening tests. Usually lockdowns end in a couple of weeks after the identification of clusters of transmission. The numbers are generally small (maximum a hundredful), so not difficult to handle.
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by azurezyq 6y ago
Er.... There's no restriction. Whatever number you want. My father just traveled several times recently (each of them hundreds of miles). In China, fully moving to a different city takes some effort (schooling, etc), but simple travels
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by azurezyq 6y ago
Unlikely... Since it's an obvious attack vector. Maybe they didn't encrypt downlink because they may need to work well with 3rd party telemetry partners? Nothing classified for a moon probe as well.
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by azurezyq 6y ago
I just think that anything "big" can be used as a tool for political fight in the US. Political filibuster costs time but infra-filibuster costs tax money (massive). Really feel sad about this. I'm wondering when this began t
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by azurezyq 6y ago
And I met so many engineers with CS major but have no idea how to write good code or design docs.
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by azurezyq 6y ago
Honestly colleges don't teach you much about practical kernel developments. Most people just learn them as side projects. This is the same for other fields as well, e.g., frontend developments. Requiring degrees for doing anything is a
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by azurezyq 6y ago
That's the cruel part of the thermodynamics. The waste heat here is not hot enough so it's really difficult for the recovery effort to reach a reasonable efficiency economically. That's why you don't see it... https:&#x
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by azurezyq 6y ago
Cloud sql instances actually running on GCE VMs, as suggested by the post, which makes sense as well.
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by azurezyq 6y ago
It depends on what else is on the same VPC network. Ip address spaces are virtual here. In practice, this network may only contain instances of limited use cases.
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by azurezyq 6y ago
Google's data is biased since the service virtually doesn't exist there. This one better describes the situation: https://blog.apnic.net/2019/01/03/ipv6-in-china/
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by azurezyq 6y ago
Don't forget YouTube, which is also "social media".
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by azurezyq 6y ago
Economy is still not on par. As of 2018, China has 5x in GDP vs India. Population is comparable.
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by azurezyq 6y ago
Yeah. Q4 is usually crazy because of Thanksgiving and Christmas.
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by azurezyq 7y ago
Not surprising at all. I'm also among them. Reasons are: 1. performant laptops are expensive. 2. If not for work, most of the time you don't need it.
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by azurezyq 7y ago
Conterfeit and defective items are very general problems throughout all industries. Standard is standard. Importer should do the due diligence to test it and ask for certificates. I just don't see anything wrong with the standard itsel
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by azurezyq 7y ago
My parents are in China (Shandong province) and they are free to travel across cities. Restrictions (aka lockdowns) are lifted and cities are getting busy again. Generally, back to normal, aside from school closures. Most recent news from t
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by azurezyq 7y ago
Care workers are in tiers. Not everyone needs a N95. Not to mention there a are only 8k active covid cases in China now.
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by azurezyq 7y ago
We are in the third month of the outbreak and "free testing" is still something up for debate... It's surreal.. When time means lives, the gov should really unite and work on something useful quickly. I'm wondering when
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by azurezyq 7y ago
It's recovering. In my hometown (Shandong province), no more restrictions on manufacturing and transportation since yesterday, aside from body temp checkpoints. It is basically contained in China outside Wuhan already. Wuhan will join
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by azurezyq 7y ago
It is a war and calculation should be done in a different way. 1. Healthcare system is the TOP priority and keeps its resource adequate is critical. 2. If workers need to take care of their children, try to seek more ways to staff the hospi

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