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azurezyq
9y ago
I just want to f k recode 100 times for circulating real engineer names.
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9y ago
I don't think writing something which will make your co-workers sad deserves rights of free speech.
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9y ago
on the contrary, I always found thrift lack good documentation.
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9y ago
I think the point of paying AZ to take excess power is to lower the load on CA grids. So long distance transmission cannot solve the immediate problem.
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9y ago
Well, solar farms in CA are mostly in deserts, where hydro reservoirs are not that feasible.
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9y ago
Actually people with $500k are hardly considered wealthy in Beijing. A typical 100 m^2 flat within 4th ring road worth well over $1M. EB5 seems so easy here...
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9y ago
But from Cosmos DB's doc, cross-dc strong consistency seems not even supported. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/documentdb/documentdb... "Azure Cosmos DB accounts that are configured to use s
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azurezyq
10y ago
On WeChat it is really hard to see "bots". Tencent discourage them to do so. There is no supported way for connected apps to send messages automatically -- End users' confirmations are mandatory. So you'll see a more org
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10y ago
twitter.com is also blocked, so no difference.
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10y ago
As an engineer, I don't want to build something for a 0.3% (and declining) platform while my colleague is building the same app for a 80% platform in the same team. It's like you are writing codes which will be soon deprecated. ED
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10y ago
We just met with a similar problem. Guy A met a with a problem that VM cannot be initialized repeatedly but guy B tried hard but still cannot reproduce. Turns out that A's user name is just a bit longer and hit systemd's 2K line l
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15x fast motion video from China Highspeed Railway cockpit (Yunnan-Guizhou)
(miaopai.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
I really think HN should block/downvote all TC links, which are most of the time worse than the original source.
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10y ago
Well, cities are not created from cavity. China has a long history. So a lot of cities got created along the way, for a variety of reasons. I agree with turingbook, a fair comparison would be all cities in China vs all cities in Europe. (Si
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10y ago
that's why I love Google's custom machine types, fully customizable. https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/instances/creating-ins... and all with fast networks.
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10y ago
I would say these numbers are really sensitive and may lead to calculations for active user numbers, etc. Yeah, internal reports are way more interesting than publich post.
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10y ago
It may need a good government, which is hard. E.g, I don't think SF can manage to handle so many homeless addictions. Yes, ideally it can be managed in this way. In fact, it's hard to be carried out. And the result would be catast
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azurezyq
10y ago
possibly Poland?
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10y ago
Seems to be something like "089" < x < "100", should never use "range" to handle string ids.
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10y ago
And Beijing-Shanghai highspeed railway? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beijing%E2%80%93Shanghai_High-... 100M rides/year in 2014, similar to the number of Shinkansen, far larger than eurostar.
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10y ago
Do anyone know why electric mopeds are still rare in US, even in big congested cities? In China there're already hundreds of millions of them running on the road.
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11y ago
It's hard and really expensive, I don't think any big company would like to do that. For large shops, source code building is non-trivial. It may require proprietary toolchains, metadata stored in some other dbs, or specific hardw
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11y ago
https://support.google.com/docs/answer/1272900?hl=en Yes, it can.
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11y ago
>> Nobody really wants a huge globally sorted output. We haven’t found a single use case for the problem as stated. Do anyone has a real world use case of global sorting other than top-k?
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11y ago
Accoring to the proposal ( https://wiki.apache.org/incubator/BeamProposal ), OSS impl. of streaming is on the way, by Apache Flink, etc. The blog is just suggesting the model itself is superior, regardless of OSS or not
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11y ago
I'm curious should lawyers have financial or other types of liabilities of intentionally / unintentionally disclosures like this?
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11y ago
Tencent is one of the most successful social network company ever, which Yahoo is nowhere close. The social as of Tencent as a business has been good for years. If Yahoo just copies the product and the strategy to launching more social + mo
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11y ago
Do you have the context of that thing?
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11y ago
It's non-polarized two pin type A as in US, used for everything which does not need a ground pin.
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11y ago
This is too vague to judge. Does the AI code in self driving car apply? Or the control software in a drone? And in the future, ECU may not be a standalone device any more.
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