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by chenzhekl 6y ago
This link provides more information: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-ant-group-ipo/ant-groups-...
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by chenzhekl 6y ago
I can’t agree more. In fact, I feel that consumer products (e.g. Surface) from Microsoft in the era of Ballmer was far better than those of now.
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by chenzhekl 6y ago
I also suspect the viability at first, but later I saw Mark's prior work. Hope this can provide some background for the discussion: https://sites.google.com/site/makingcpythonfast/
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by chenzhekl 6y ago
I don't think platforms like Twitter should act like such a gatekeeper. It's like being a rule maker and a judge at the same time, which could lead to abuse easily.
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by chenzhekl 6y ago
Am I missing something? I didn't see a single mention of reasons why PHP was not supported in the current version of CodeQL.
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What’s New in the Windows Subsystem for Linux – September 2020(devblogs.microsoft.com)
2 points by chenzhekl 6y ago|0 comments
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by chenzhekl 6y ago
That's where Android is better than iOS. At least, users still have the freedom to sideload anything they want.
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by chenzhekl 6y ago
The ponounciation of "那个" in Chinese is similar to "nigger", which makes some students unhappy.
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by chenzhekl 6y ago
But we still have choices: Microsoft Teams, Rocket.Chat, Google Meet, etc. As long as it's not the only viable option, I don't think there's a need to worry.
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by chenzhekl 6y ago
I hope so too. But it's sad that, in practice, there're few successful big open-source projects without receiving support from commercial corporations.
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Internet Society Statement on U.S. Clean Network Program(internetsociety.org)
2 points by chenzhekl 6y ago|0 comments
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by chenzhekl 6y ago
As a Chinese, I'm really tired of seeing such news being pushed to the frontpage of HN. Sure, the data big companies are collecting nowadays are concerning. But it's not specific to Chinese companies. Well, people may say they don
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by chenzhekl 6y ago
For anyone interested, there‘s a similar CLI for GitHub: https://github.com/cli/cli
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by chenzhekl 6y ago
I would like to say that Uber was not forced to sell its Chinese business to the local corporation. At that time, Uber's throwing tons of money to compete with Didi and Kuaidi. No one knew when that would come to an end. That's wh
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by chenzhekl 6y ago
Do you really think EU is not capable of creating similar services?
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by chenzhekl 6y ago
I don't think this move has anything to do with forcing China to open the market.
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by chenzhekl 6y ago
That is irresponsible. For studying in the U.S., students have to rent an apartment, purchase necessities and do lots of other preparations. If they are not allowed to stay in the U.S. anymore, who would cover the loss for them?
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by chenzhekl 6y ago
If you view digital contents as industrial goods, the internet today which allows apps, services to flow around the world without much burden (e.g. tariff, import control) is already a miracle. It's no surprise of countries to start bu
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Windows File Recovery(microsoft.com)
3 points by chenzhekl 6y ago|0 comments
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by chenzhekl 6y ago
This idea seems to be pretty similar to TensorFlow. Could anybody familiar to this elaborate the difference?
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TrueOS Discontinuation(truenas.com)
3 points by chenzhekl 6y ago|0 comments
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by chenzhekl 6y ago
I bet lots of people who upvoted the post didn't even read the main text.
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by chenzhekl 6y ago
Not sure if it's still possible to access the vast extension marketplace from Microsoft, which is the true value. If I remember correctly, that can only be accessed from the VS Code released by Microsoft. https://cdn.vsasset
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by chenzhekl 6y ago
Yeah, this should be the right link. TL;DR Microsoft brings DirectX 12, OpenGL, OpenCL, and CUDA to WSL. Vulkan is under investigation. That's really a piece of exciting news!
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by chenzhekl 6y ago
Isn't it an offending word to some just like what jap is for Japanese? I don't think it should be allowed just because people don't like communism.
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by chenzhekl 6y ago
On the contrary, I feel pretty comfortable after reading the whole article. It's well written and examples provided by the author are really illuminating. Anyway, there's no universally applicable advice for everyone. I think we j
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by chenzhekl 6y ago
It seems the censorship is performed on documents and images that are exchanged between users. I’m interested to know if text messages undergo such a process as well .
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Hunt: A high-level D Programming Language Web framework(github.com)
47 points by chenzhekl 6y ago|20 comments
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by chenzhekl 6y ago
Does that mean AWS finally give up on MXNet and turn to embrace PyTorch?
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by chenzhekl 7y ago
CuPy is not developed by NVIDIA, but by Preferred Networks, the company behind Chainer.

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