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dengnan
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I think many issues mentioned in this video could be (partly?) solved with better infrastructures. Just imagine how many infrastructures we have built for the auto cars: We built roads, traffic lights, stop signs, parking signs, we painted
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IIRC, Canonical joined the go community around 2010/2011 when docker has not been created. They are actually one of the early adopters of Go. Some major projects from Canonical using Go are juju[0], mgo[1], etc. 0. https://j
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It is on github. So why not send them a pull request?
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So this is Lenovo's first github repo. Please don't tell me that it is their first free/open source project developed by their own.
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12y ago
Well. Lots of them use mongodb though.
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For cost consideration? Those poles are made of bamboos which is probably the most inexpensive materials in ancient China and it's easy to get. The shape of the poles is exactly the same as the raw materials. So people only need to cut
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> I don't know if shepherds are specifically prone to barking Yes. Shepherds are especially prone to barking. They were trained to be, well, shepherds. This breed is used to guard sheep, not scare them. So they have to be quite and
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You are right to some extent. But may I ask what is your dogs' breed? Different breeds have different behavior patterns and some specific to barking, some breeds are just more noisy than others no matter how you trained them. For examp
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We do care. The problem is: What can we do? Using technical method to get through GFW? Well, it works now but technically, Chinese government controls all Internet facility and they do not even care to block thousands of IPs, even if it mea
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As I said in another comment, this stereotype of American Asian men is partly caused by the universities admission procedure and the country's immigration policy. In short, they just like foreigners in STEM. Another reason is probably
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I would say that fairness is more important than diversity. Setting different goals for different races is a racism no matter how diverse you could get in the end. About GPA/SAT: According to Goodhart's Law, "When a measure b
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When talking about Asian's stereotype, one thing is always ignored: the stereotype of Asian in the U.S. is a direct result of the education system and immigrant policy. Most 1st generation Asian immigrants are students who come to the
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This is off topic: Is it the typical length of a biological paper? I mean in computer science field, a full paper would be 10~14 pages. Composed of 5~7 pages of experiment results. On the other hand, this paper only contains one table of re
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Here's some history background of the train in China. (I realized that I have to start from the Hukou policy so that I could tell a reasonable story. Please bear with me.) TL;DR, This is what a train station looks like before Chinese N
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Yes. But experiencing the emotional part of a foreign language is also important, especially when you want to read their novels, watch their movies, experience their cultures, etc. English is my second language and I was unable to understan
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Chinese here. Learn Mandarin. It is based on Northern dialects which are spoken by 80% of Chinese people. And it is the official dialect used in China. People are required to use Mandarin in Universities. People are also required to learn M
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Old discussion on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8471786
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> educated and gainfully employed Well. In this case, he may just don't want to care too much about financial math because he does not have any financial issue pressing him to consider that part. Paul Erdős might not care about his
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It's even not only about their math skill, it's also about self control. They just need to wait for a while and put small amount of money into an account each week. They could get a TV/couch/iPad within <72 weeks. Con
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12y ago
Excellent site! Although it is still under development, I can see it'd become very important to the community.
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Exactly! I think there's lack of document which quickly goes through basics and spends more time on rust-specific features. (Or I'm too lazy to find them?) For developers programming for decades, we do not need to repeat too much
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Anyone has good learning resources about rust? I find it's a very interesting language but the document on its web site is so limited. Many topics are not covered or explained in vague terms. The new guide is a good starting point but
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Tor does not work in China. Since their servers' addresses are publicly available, it is quite easy to block. To access real Internet inChina, it is not only about encryption, nor anonymity. you have to hide the fact that you are acces
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In this case, try to run a `go get`, it will install everything into your current directory's bin/ directory.
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> Inability to compile Docker from source without using the Docker Project's provided "black box" binary Docker. You can compile it from source (assuming you have a go environment and set GOPATH properly): $ sudo apt-get i
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Thank you! I didn't know thus expression before. (I can always learn a lot from HN.) Upvote for the Wikipedia link.
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free/open Internet in China? No way! - You do not have choice of service providers. All providers are government department and there's nearly no competition. - Try to use Google in China, lots of fun! - Try to access any popular
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That's interesting. To my experience, in Asian countries --- at least in China, popular students are usually those who with higher grades. Physical education is only considered as a very small part of the school and usually not an impo
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It's also about the scale. Most of their services are top competitors in the market. For example, Alipay, or 支付宝, is the de facto online payment service in China. As far as I know, I cannot imagine another company which provides simila
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Thanks for the explanation! This change makes the code more clear to me. When I first read some rust code, those ~ and @ are annoying because I don't know their meaning and hard to search them for a explanation. The box keyword is a mu
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