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by dclara 13y ago
"Facebook will adjust to allow for fake likes to not hit engagement and it will go away." How? Now the problem OP brought up is: if he got too many fake likes, his posts are not being delivered to his organic followers. This cause
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by dclara 13y ago
Smart. Pull is future. We don't want to be pushed.
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by dclara 13y ago
Agree. Hopefully it will come true soon. However, so many CPCs are based on this model. If it's gone, how businesses can do commercial online? I've got a new business model for that, but so far failed to draw enough attention, due
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by dclara 13y ago
Thank you. But do you mean Julia to replace R, Matlab and Fortran?
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by dclara 13y ago
Oh, you've caught a point. It's such a smart cheat!
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by dclara 13y ago
Thank you.
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by dclara 13y ago
You have a good point. OP was trying to show how to pursue computer science by understanding the meaning behind programming. But he deviated it to the software engineering which is a different scope to chase for. If you like to pursue compu
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by dclara 13y ago
"The whole language is a hack." Interesting enough that it is a must for the web development although it's lacking the structure definition from CS point of view. How about other scripting languages, such as Python or Ruby?
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by dclara 13y ago
Yes, I think so. It's under development. Other than that, if we build each smart device like Nest's, the cost is not acceptable when we are going to have 100 at home, all of which cost > $100 and have so many different apps to
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by dclara 13y ago
It's a nice practice and showing people how he can manage this type of thing. Couldn't be serious about it, even the real-time data might be fake. There are a lot of people like to participate in the BTC game, it's not bad. B
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by dclara 13y ago
I guess we are talking about difference things. Sorry, I meant Pyramid scheme: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyramid_scheme But regarding pyramid schema, you mean hierarchical structure, right? I have the same concern,
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by dclara 13y ago
scammed: ponzi is a SCAM I copy-pasted from the site. BTW, any pyramid scheme is bad and should be prohibited, right? But the site is cool though.
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by dclara 13y ago
This is a sad reality, different from the "reality" in the sentence. So I have to say: this is a sad fact. But I love that sentence. The nature cannot be fooled eventually.
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by dclara 13y ago
Oh, good point. CPC is based on the user clicks, i.e., fetching.
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by dclara 13y ago
I think it may impact on the bandwidth usage on mobile significantly.
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by dclara 13y ago
I'm sorry that I don't feel it very efficient, because sites with dynamic contents like HK or eCommerce/financial sites, very page is different from minute to minute. But caching the skeleton of the page will work. We need br
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by dclara 13y ago
REST is a light-weight implementation of Web Service, which evolved from other distributed architecture solutions, such as CORBA, RMI, COM/DCOM, SOAP, SOA with XML. Here is a brief report on the history of Web Service: http:/&#x2
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by dclara 13y ago
It's unbelievable. Even in the tech world, I haven't seen such good quality of reports so far. Why is it not that popular? Maybe because it's a paid service. Thank you so much. Please introduce more to us later.
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by dclara 13y ago
Mainly not about tech? It's such a perfect summaries of what's happening in the tech history for information processing. Like to see more of this kind.
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by dclara 13y ago
I need to clarify my points a little bit. I don't mean we don't need controllable devices. I need door locker, window slider for years. But I will not buy a thermostat for > $100, because the way to produce the "things&quo
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by dclara 13y ago
Your point is valid, and you gave suggestions as well. I agree with you that machines should not talk on the HTTP level, it's over kill. Machines only need very simple protocols to exchange current state if they do need to cooperate. T
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by dclara 13y ago
So funny. You bet. It reminds me why we even make these things available online. Why do machines need to talk to each other? If they need to collaborate in order to complete some tasks, they should be controlled by human or program. You can
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by dclara 13y ago
Yes, I agree that it's hard to define what is true distributed computing. That's only from my personal opinion. A good reference could be from Wikipedia: a distributed system is a software system in which components located on net
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by dclara 13y ago
I partially agree with you in the sense that we don't need new network with p2p or self-hosted solutions, but need stable distributed applications. How? I cannot agree with you to realize it via data redundancy and replication. The way
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by dclara 13y ago
Yeah, you got the point. They are on the list of "reliant on big companies, and one big server". But "support geo-distributed clusters" remains an open task on Google's radar. See here: http://highscalabi
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by dclara 13y ago
Your idea is similar to the existing distributed search engines which are up and running on many individual pcs of a P2P network. Unfortunately, they are not quite practical either due to the security (open local firewall) and duplicates fr
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by dclara 13y ago
You have some valuable points. Naturally the internet is not a mesh network because nobody will take this role of gatekeeper without benefit. If somebody does, it becomes ISP again. However, although the current web is messy, we should be a
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by dclara 13y ago
wow, what kind of insights! Agree with you.
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by dclara 13y ago
Agree. Just like the distributed search engines which are not quite practical in the real use, the concept is cool.
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by dclara 13y ago
Is she going to be hired by other companies as CFO after?

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