bctnry

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by bctnry 5y ago
No, no. Single politics course, they do exists, but never single Maoism course, single Dengism course, etc. Even in colleges and universities they're combined into one single course. This time it's different, China is having singl
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by bctnry 5y ago
They never added those things as a standalone subject to primary school & middle school curriculum since 1978. Not even Maoism.
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by bctnry 5y ago
> When you represent the Haiku community badly, that's everyone in the Haiku community's problem. it's truly, truly a sad mental state to consider anyone has to be representing some certain community. really hope someday
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by bctnry 5y ago
> If you're an enthusiast of said product, you're doing no one any favors by being hostile. Ah i see you must be too blind to see others have tried not being hostile, failed and get called out as having "social disability
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by bctnry 5y ago
So op venting about shit is "maybe exaggerating a bit" and "important frustration" but other people venting is just "defensiveness"? Yeah sure people have to be nice to any one lmao. Ars Technica literally made
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OpenXiangShan, an open-source high-performance RISC-V processor project(github.com)
5 points by bctnry 5y ago|0 comments
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I/O/D 4 – The Web Stalker(anthology.rhizome.org)
3 points by bctnry 6y ago|0 comments
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by bctnry 6y ago
That's effectively not true[1]. [1]: https://github.com/SMLFamily/Successor-ML
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by bctnry 6y ago
Somewhat reasonable title but poorly written content. > For instance, what is called an "Array" in pretty much every mainstream language, is instead called a "List" in Python. Because it is a list rather than an arr
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The Lisaac Programming Language(lisaac.org)
2 points by bctnry 7y ago|0 comments
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by bctnry 7y ago
Hard to discriminate between captial letter "O" and number "0". Not that good for actual coding IMO. P.S.: This world really does NOT need any more look-good-only-under-Chrome websites.
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by bctnry 7y ago
> One would have expected one in Chinese or Japanese by now. We do have one in Mainland China, popular in the last decade: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Easy_Programming_Language It's somewhat of a disaster, t
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by bctnry 7y ago
should be N >= 2 because you can't really have 1-input NOR gate...?
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by bctnry 7y ago
One rule of thumb that's worth following is to never waste your time reading blogpost like this. If you ever saw a blogpost structured like this, just close the tab.
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by bctnry 7y ago
Probably not relevant, OS written in Haskell does exists, though: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_(operating_system) And don't forget HalVM.
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by bctnry 7y ago
> You never confirmed if you were raised bilingually. It matters a lot in regards to what I am talking about. Sorry to break your imagination but I'm not :) What I'm trying to say is: 1. What is working is not Esperanto per se
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by bctnry 7y ago
It's not Esperanto itself that works, it's the basic linguistics throughout the learning process, i.e. it's the idea of "how languages work (in their own way)" that has the effect. Facts about Esperanto per se do
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by bctnry 7y ago
> Your time spent learning Esperanto may have actually created a solid foundation to learning Mandarin, if that's what you desire to learn! As a native Mandarin speaker who also knows Esperanto I can tell you this is almost 100% (if
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by bctnry 7y ago
It somehow reminds me of BitBitJump[1]. [1]: https://esolangs.org/wiki/BitBitJump
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by bctnry 7y ago
The "next generation" is always destroyed for there's something out there just for destroying them. In the modern era it's the Twitter/Instagram/TikTok/you-name-it. Before these it's video games. Befo
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by bctnry 7y ago
It's not "booming", not in the sense of "it just got big all of a sudden"; it is big, and it has been there (and big) for a very, very long time.
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by bctnry 7y ago
For people who against this, please take a look at the Death of Zexi Wei[1]. And just for context, Baidu is, currently, the only big player, and in most of the time considered to be the only player in the search engine market of Mainland
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by bctnry 7y ago
Probably not relevant, we have wikiwand.com, so the UI somehow does evolve after all.
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by bctnry 7y ago
As another lisp dialect Hy might not be interesting enough.
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by bctnry 7y ago
I was hoping for APL/J-style stuff or something like using `map` and `forEach` but no. That's a big letdown.
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by bctnry 7y ago
> Outrage is profitable. Reminds me of what have been happening in the past few months on "Weibo" (think of it like the Twitter of Mainland China). Didn't know the details but surely some people have been trying to profit
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by bctnry 7y ago
From the wikipedia page: > Solar terms originated in China , then spread to Korea, Vietnam, and Japan, countries in the East Asian cultural sphere.
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by bctnry 7y ago
In Mainland China you have to be really lucky to get such a choice.
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by bctnry 8y ago
I can't understand why people believe that when Google compromise with the Chinese government on censorship things will become worse in the long run. As if it's okay to put Chinese in a position where only not-that-good search eng
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by bctnry 8y ago
Okular is awesome for reading .djvu file as well. Love it.

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