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eva1984
10y ago
Ahh...This happens to me also, there is one day, my recommendations is flooded with this CandianMum, and I didn't really watch that much, if any, video of relationship on Youtube.
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10y ago
Are you guys using similar model like Word2Vec for obtaining the video embeddings?
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10y ago
I am not surprised either. It is more of a gimmicky idea, than a revolutionary moonshot one. It is somehow hard to picture where is the market and how to convince customers to buy it.
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10y ago
> Humans are good at adapting to circumstances Not really. I would the opposite is true. Most people don't like change and appreciate stability as they get older. You cannot eliminate people's jobs, tell them to adapt and expec
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10y ago
While it is very cool...I cannot help thinking how many sorters are going to lose their jobs because of this. Scary.
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10y ago
Uber has Uber Pool for the exact same purpose.
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10y ago
Baidu has an office here in US, they could build it here...I guess
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10y ago
Didn't seem too big to me..It is like 32Tb/4TB per day. What is the number of Twitch's daily traffic, I'd say it is comparable.
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10y ago
Cool project. But since TensorFlow works best with built-in proprietary backend like cudnn, what role will LLVM play here?
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10y ago
Smartphones are really cheap in China, 100 bucks, you can buy a XiaoMi/Meizu phone with 5-inch screen and smooth internet experience, iPhone is nowhere that dominant in China and more like a luxury item for some to prove their identity
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10y ago
> “Teenagers in the U.S. are a golden audience,” he said. “If you look at China, the teenage culture doesn’t exist — the teens are super busy in school studying for tests, so they don’t have the time and luxury to play social media apps.
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10y ago
Not really. Depends on how many years they have stayed with Cisco and how old they are. If majority of the layoffs are senior people, they might find it is not that easy to find a good position out there. Those big firms are like walled gar
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10y ago
What is the difference between this and CamScanner?
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10y ago
Now this seems going to end very shortly
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10y ago
But ads isn't real donation, no actual money is handled from customer directly to the website. Instead, advertiser pays for it.
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10y ago
Niantic is self censored, so Pokemon Go didn't work in China
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10y ago
Namely,MapReduce
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10y ago
The article is off-the-topic. It states clearly, Uber hasn't got to the state that Chinese government would put the thumb on the scale, but go straight and use Google's example to picture what would happen if Uber ever close to do
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10y ago
I don't think so. IMHO, it is even harder for Chinese company to come out than US internet company to go to China. The difficulty felt is mutual.
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10y ago
CaiFa(财阀) is a word in Chinese too, which I think might be borrowed from Japanese. But for more local version of this word, I would prefer "红顶商人"(red hat businessman), which is from Qing Dynasty, where statesman wears hat with red
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10y ago
For non-Chinese audience, this is from Didi's official Weibo account: "滴滴出行宣布收购优步中国,融合资源,促进中国移动出行行业更健康发展。" "Didi Chuxing announces the acquisition of Uber China, (for) integration of resources and facilitating Chinese mo
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10y ago
Amazon is doing...OK. Even with Taobao/Tianmao, it is still relevant in China, and Kindle is the still the leader of E-reader market.
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10y ago
Fail to compete with Didi in China
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10y ago
Apparently without Chinese numbers, it is hard for Uber to further blow up its growth story, according to itself, China has generated more rides than US daily.
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10y ago
RPC. Streaming.
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10y ago
Sense2Vec can solve this one, but what if both meaning of the world are of the same pos tag?
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10y ago
It is largely by accident. All started with the invention of Numpy, around 1996. After proven success in HPC, Python has since established its role in numeric computation.
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10y ago
The state-of-art deep learning model, RestNets, is invented by local Chinese team. China is apparently still in catching-up mode. However, I won't go too far to say Chinese people cannot innovate at all, which we all know is not true.
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10y ago
Enterprise should be treated differently if the ever wants to tackle AWS.
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10y ago
Well, doubt how many will remain after 1 month.
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