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by dumb1224 5y ago
Please do point me to the confirmed curriculum of any part of the education system. I am not aware of any. It currently is a guide AFAIK. https://edu.sina.com.cn/l/2021-08-24/doc-ikqcfncc4747529.sht...
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by dumb1224 5y ago
What thing? Adding the current leadership 'works' to curriculum? From my education since the 90s it's always the case. No students ever take these 'social political conscience' courses seriously. Most regard them as
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by dumb1224 5y ago
what do you mean, the courses with social political education? It was always there. From my education experience in the late 80s to 00s. But to be honest no one is ever taking it seriously and it's obviously a joke to students.
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by dumb1224 5y ago
I did the same to pick up DS lite in 2016 but not like you that I didn't want projects, just some fun. I never played them when they were released when I was at Univ nor the other consoles. I'm a big Castlevania fan but only playe
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by dumb1224 5y ago
Yes Youtiao are quite fatty. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Youtiao It is considered a classic standard breakfast although morden more 'western' style breakfast is on the rise among young people too.
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by dumb1224 5y ago
I work in cancer research with a drug discovery focus in a lab with some structure biologists. My understanding is that if we identified proteins targets suitable for therapeutics then understand its structure to identify secondary binding
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by dumb1224 5y ago
Thanks very much for the detailed example. This particular description is very helpful >There is an exponential falloff between these groups of some similarity measure, but its continuous not discrete. That's a lot of food for thoug
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by dumb1224 5y ago
Currently only those team who are heavy-deep-learning got special exclusive queues on the GPU nodes on the cluster. If many users want to use the GPUs at the same time it might need some planning. I don't know if it is a solved problem
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by dumb1224 5y ago
And to use all that GPU power exclusively you need some good strategy too. Speaking from a medium size biology research centre.
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by dumb1224 5y ago
I'm not statistically trained but am trying to study by myself. The idea that GP is the extension to the mixed linear models is very interesting. However I still struggle to understand the relationships here, i.e in mixed models the di
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by dumb1224 5y ago
I do realise that I'm not contributing much more details or concrete examples so I should probably stop (besides I do have a small child who tends wake up early). Thanks for the discussion and all points taken.
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by dumb1224 5y ago
Oh absolutely Sorry for the poor choice of words, I agree with you whole heartily. Again my english is probably too bad to convey the meaning 'any press will align with someone given that there are so many parties and he multitude of
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by dumb1224 5y ago
Sorry I didn't mean that. Yes I agree individuals should be able to speak freely. But also we need a bit collectivism and responsibility for a better society. They are not mutually exclusive. It's up to you and me that's righ
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by dumb1224 5y ago
Sorry again, I meant 'no one knows all the correct information'. I don't understand why you are so fond of comparison. Fine, I'll attempt one. What you read on New York Times about China could be high recall but low prec
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by dumb1224 5y ago
It is quite obvious they belong to a more sensationalism type of tabloid media. I refer them as 'dubious' due to this credibility issue. I may be wrong but there are definitely evidence of misinformation https://reuters
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by dumb1224 5y ago
That's quite an elevated take of my comment. I never implied they are 'sin' or telling people what to think (it would be a compliment as I'm usually not very persuasive). I'm just stating that I have limited sympath
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by dumb1224 5y ago
But that's precisely my point: everyone needs everybody else to exist in the world stage. No one is exceptional even like you said when status-quo changes. Rising powers are all over the globe and they are not guaranteed to stay afloat
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by dumb1224 5y ago
I didn't equate anything to anything. I simply pointed out that no one has perfect information. What you read about China might be a mix of many true and false (maybe exaggerated) information. I'm not even comparing different popu
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by dumb1224 5y ago
I doubt anyone with the right mind would support that, wouldn't you agree? But I'm afraid nobody has perfect information. People in mainland China read anything with filters and are aware of what's really going on, so I don&#
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by dumb1224 5y ago
Of course that's classic historic imperialism I agree, however like you said we are not in such an era anymore and no one, least likely China is to become what you suspected due to the complex economic and political ties. I thought it&
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by dumb1224 5y ago
>Democratically, independent and small countries like New Zealand are only possible today because of the world order the US has placed. Otherwise, there is nothing stopping China from walking to New Zealand and declaring it New China. Th
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by dumb1224 5y ago
I'm wondering why most of the comments here are not discussing the content of the article but rather the general HK protest. Most of people in China understand the value of rule of law. And we never deny that the environment there is f
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by dumb1224 5y ago
It's mandatory in the sense that company law provides the means of forming party units. If you have to associate that with 'political pressure' mandation then I guess it's more of a view point difference. For me the real
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by dumb1224 5y ago
I agree. It doesn't read anything like a 'political arm' requirement. A chinese page for explanation: http://www.gongsifa.net/jieshi/gongsizhongdegongchandangzuzh... It simply means a company should allo
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by dumb1224 5y ago
> ..have a large operating presence in China (including a political arm of the CCP within the company) I've never heard of this, do you have examples? I'll be happy to read about it. Normally there will be some PR/communic
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by dumb1224 5y ago
Haha I've just been reading Brave New World and this jumps up.
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by dumb1224 5y ago
Depends on the industry as well. Cell counting is a huge part of life science research and it's a well established business in lab-based pipelines (integral part of commercial solutions). However if you try to enter the realm of clinic
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by dumb1224 5y ago
Interesting. I can never imagine a grading system for chinese as a native speaker so got intrigued. Having done language tests for English when I was a student but can't imagine the other way around. Will look up for more. Thanks
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by dumb1224 5y ago
There are a lot of posts indeed circulating on my Wechat timeline so it is quite well covered. Out of interest what is 3rd grade level Chinese reading? I'm curious to know what kind of grading is that?
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by dumb1224 5y ago
'Manually tweak' is a bad word invented by me. He didn't mean it was viral segment insertion either. Regarding selection pressure people do that all the time, in fact it is far from easy to artificially apply environmental pr

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