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by eva1984 11y ago
It looks better, especially on mobile
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by eva1984 11y ago
+1 A lot of dev, like me in the college, have the tendency to get everything right before starting writing first line of code when learning something new, in hope that orthodox practice will help avoiding pitfalls on the way. But what I rea
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by eva1984 11y ago
Typical aditorial.
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by eva1984 11y ago
You sure can adapt the open-sourced solution, though I don't think Cassandra/Presto can match up to what RDS/Redshift can offer. The key point is, running those things yourself, you are likely to lose all the nice failover me
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by eva1984 11y ago
What? Implement RDS/SQS/Redshift myself? That is not easy, believe me.
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by eva1984 11y ago
I missed the time when I can take a nap after lunch. We don't really do that here in US, but it is particularly for me to keep up with work after the first 1-2 hours after lunch.
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by eva1984 11y ago
Literally 6 VPNs? OMG, I haven't come back to my motherchina for 2 years...Cant believe it get so bad...
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by eva1984 11y ago
I think Google's speech recognition has vastly evolved in the recent two years, in terms of both speed and accuracy. But I do notice some glitches in search from time to time. Hard to say it is a trend, but sometimes I do feel such mis
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by eva1984 11y ago
Lyft is like non-exist in China. Uber is currently second to Didi with about one third of its market share.
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by eva1984 11y ago
Can you elaborate?
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by eva1984 11y ago
Tried a few queries with it. Seems like its accuracy has improved greatly over last year, but still throws me a Japanese article for no reason. Search is really a very hard business, in terms of both technology and market. I don't thin
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by eva1984 11y ago
Well HN is not really the place for fanboyism, but just want to remind Konami one thing: karma is a bitch.
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by eva1984 11y ago
Maybe it is the mysteriousness that they succeeded to build along the years. As a company it feels far-fetch, likes to hire young, smart yet egotistical engineers and the bar is relatively high.
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by eva1984 11y ago
Too early to say that. They are not looking buyers, until the core business spin-off get priced reasonably, by the market.
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by eva1984 11y ago
They can pivot to selling their technology to company that doesn't want to the expose their data to public cloud providers, or become more like a consulting company for customized vision technology though.
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by eva1984 11y ago
This won't have the push as ad-blockers, it doesn't have explicit benefits on the user side while sabotage the publishers. So it will be very hard to sell.
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by eva1984 11y ago
Doesn't mean he won't work during the whole time...I think it is great move to send a message though, that paternity leave is not for display.
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by eva1984 11y ago
DO is not even close to be compared with AWS/GCE, the latter league, especially AWS, provides more sophisticated services that try to wrap some common design patterns behind, and present user an API for developer/programmer to int
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by eva1984 11y ago
Second the last point. Without the Google's infrastructure, you can effectively leverage the effectiveness of more data.
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by eva1984 11y ago
No, it is still Ad. No ads are appeasing, because they are, by their nature, distractions and freeloaders, no matter how appealing their disguise might be. I am more than happy to skip all coca-cola ads that shown before movies, even they l
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by eva1984 11y ago
Hardest part is what the author has mentioned: vocabulary. Those french words drive me crazy when I tried to memorize them for the sake of GRE. Very little pattern, and the pronunciation is also different, some of them I don't even kno
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by eva1984 11y ago
Old time neural networks not even came close to current models in terms of performance. I clearly remember in my machine learning class, one professor mentions neural networks and says it is slow and impossible to tame when the layers goes
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by eva1984 11y ago
So just give up and offer your good will???
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by eva1984 11y ago
> draconian security measures will be introduced by the government Inevitable. The attack is no joke, it certainly alarms that the current measure is inadequate.
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by eva1984 11y ago
Venmo is quite easy to use IMO and I didn't feel it is particularly insecure because it is backed by PayPal. That being said, a lot of my friends just use Chase QuickPay to transfer money, which works really well. TBH, I don't kno
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by eva1984 11y ago
And both persons should use iPhones? Nope.
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by eva1984 11y ago
Downloading is THE problem. Compare to apps, I can easily bookmark website and revisit if I like it, easy to get you a customer.
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by eva1984 11y ago
Only the single machine version is open sourced.
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by eva1984 11y ago
It will be dangerous if Taiwan attempts to put its plan of independence into action, even though in reality it effectively has one. Once CCP still controls mainland China, Taiwan has no chance to get this working without military response f
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by eva1984 11y ago
There are a lot of engineers out there work on higher abstractions. If the task is to write a map reduce or spark job, for sure, most of the time I don't think you need to know what happens with your application at assembly level.

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