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by dumb1224 4y ago
If the physical property mentioned is housing then no. In paper it's all leased. But it depends on local use. Property built in the countryside are less seen as 'commodity' so less constrained. Large development of housing ar
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by dumb1224 4y ago
I have very limited statistical background but doesn't variational inference applied in the neural networks make them probabilistic models? The modelling definitely seems so because the math in those papers doesn't even specify wh
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by dumb1224 4y ago
Comments like this wouldn't pass the chinese Turing test: after the first sentence it would be reduced to white noise in most people's eyes.
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by dumb1224 4y ago
I'm no musician but I tried to learn a bit of gypsy jazz rhythm guitar. I think it is relatively 'easier' to swing with gypsy jazz style because of the staccato mimicking the rhythm section. Again this is just an observation
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by dumb1224 4y ago
Plenty if you ride your train further south enough. Starting from Wimbledon substation. https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=15/51.4307/-0.1884
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by dumb1224 4y ago
> Absolutely stunning Mediterranean cinematography, beautiful coastal and indoor shots, a decent plot with.... I had the same feeling when watching Pierrot le Fou (the only Jean-Luc Godard film I watched, possibly new wave...). It was in
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by dumb1224 4y ago
>My family are actively searching for ways to selling out everything and move out the country....We are worrying it will eventually becomes a new Third Reich in near future, when the supply chain will be completely destroyed. May I ask i
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by dumb1224 4y ago
I think DPP's stance has been unambiguously clear, the current tension is mostly focused on the mainland's reaction. KMT has been inline with mainland's ambiguous definition and to be fair any chinese person (including Taiwan
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by dumb1224 4y ago
We don't usually eat them raw as it is just like peppercorns. The common treatment is to pour heated oil (a higher smoking one) over it to excite its flavour. Still numbing though if you happen to chew one.
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by dumb1224 4y ago
We listen to more swing music because of the lindy hop dance community. Our teachers are the only oral sources of some of the clues. 'Jig' in a dance move called 'jig kick' possibly refers to a 'lover', since i
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by dumb1224 4y ago
I remember getting educated about MUMPS when we were researching about health informatics and interoperability in my PhD programme. My superviser said it was the earliest record system and also most reliable one. I was then opened to a rabb
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by dumb1224 4y ago
Confirmed! It was a recent discovery of ours and have been going there more frequently. Very good quality food and goods. Makes it much more reachable than places in central London if you're based near south border of greater London
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by dumb1224 4y ago
I thought the same. Ender's Game and the cell classification task have something in common: the end status to achieve (whether to eliminate all opponents or identify something that's known). If we think this way, these two tasks c
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by dumb1224 4y ago
It depends on the angle that people approach solving the problem. In my current field in cancer biology / drug response, people don't often know the features well enough comparing to normal everyday features such as natural images
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by dumb1224 5y ago
well I'm not sure whether the goal is to "save the party's face". To be honest it could be anybody, any hot issues of celeb big or small or could even be nobody can ignite some kind of sentiment, just like anywhere else.
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by dumb1224 5y ago
It depends on how you define employed for censorship roles. On Douyin there are a lot of memes about passing censorship as a writer/reporter, jokes like 'night is dark' but it's actually 'night club'. Plenty of
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by dumb1224 5y ago
well not so uncommon, there are plenty of posts everywhere before it's taken down. If you use wechat the amount of 'read before deletion' are just a major category of gossips. I sometimes wonder do people outside of China rea
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by dumb1224 5y ago
> watch every conversation happening in real time Eh.... are you sure? A lot of my childhood friends are now working in various ares of what you might consider 'authoritative post' or the infamous 有关部门 but I think it's s
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by dumb1224 5y ago
This is very cool. I'm self taught but a tool like this will definitely help me learn more complex patterns! I love that I can slide and change the length of the fretboard. One small picky thing is that could we choose strings as well?
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by dumb1224 5y ago
I'm not a cancer biologist but I work in the field of supporting cancer research and targeted therapy. My naive take is: the type of mutation and its effect on cancer progression is still being studied heavily. A lot of the understandi
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by dumb1224 5y ago
We do get alone quite well at least in my circle. In my opinion people from Taiwan are actually more tolerate and warm than us. But increasingly young people from mainland are catching up and becoming more international. I can't imagin
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by dumb1224 5y ago
For me personally I relate it more to 佛系 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buddha-like_mindset , no to "cut as chives", no to burn-out, slightly more middle class / younger Generation Z type of social media w
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by dumb1224 5y ago
Er.....what?... as far as I know 躺平 has nothing to do with that. Is the author absolutely sure about that? I guess it has individual interpretation no doubt but I'm pretty certain it's not what the title says.
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by dumb1224 5y ago
I read it when I was little. it's interesting because I feel in china these story are regarded 'fairy tale' like and it gears towards individual virtue education. We read these classics but it's more for teaching people
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by dumb1224 5y ago
I thought the discussion will be around the culture revolution, not so much as 'freedom' but I guess there are intricate links. Quite unlike many other 90s kids growing up in China, I read a lot of the old books and journals from
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by dumb1224 5y ago
I agree with you. My mom is very into plants but she never calls her pots of mini trees penjing. But I guess there's the language aspect of the word usage as well: 'penjing' (literally pot of scenery) sounds very formal like
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by dumb1224 5y ago
I share your sentiment. However it is the way it is at the moment. I think it's difficult for people outside of China to have a clearer view because it's hard to verify any situation unless they are in person. Knowing the language
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by dumb1224 5y ago
In my 'non-western music exposure' I feel that we (chinese music) are not exploring the progressions well enough. A lot of emphasis is placed on melodic leading voices but largely ignores the underlying chord progression. Anything
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by dumb1224 5y ago
Actually you reminded me. There was one very funny lecturer who's bit of a rogue figure whose lecture became popular among the univ students. He used a lot of analogies in the class and the many 'innocent' innuendos all in th
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by dumb1224 5y ago
Yes totally agreed. Same experience. However I think it's more specialised, not quite like the general 'Politics' courses found in US/UK. More of a 'social conscience / collectivism education' type of emp

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