eva1984

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by eva1984 10y ago
No...If you can change all the atoms in your body. U can probably live longer...
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by eva1984 10y ago
Money can maintain. People need to PAY.
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by eva1984 10y ago
I mean this is not going to hurt surgeons just yet. It still needs human inspection, for all kinds of reasons, just less direct involvement. It is going to lower down the prices of such surgeries, which I believe, eventually will benefit th
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by eva1984 10y ago
Type erasure prevents runtime access to type information. If type is preserved, in certain scenario it could be handy, like dynamically checking whether certain class conforms to generic type(better instanceof operator). One example is the
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by eva1984 10y ago
You are talking the conversation far too extreme. No one is forcing EVERYONE to work every day onsite. No one is forcing you to give up your life, or pick a side in work vs home... Merely, I just state remote has its drawbacks. There is a t
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by eva1984 10y ago
I did have that experience myself. Me and colleague are talking about, back in last November, Paris attack thing. And we are working in the media sector, he just mentioned that we could use the user behavior stream to detect whether somethi
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by eva1984 10y ago
I didn't say meeting is impossible, there are a lot of solutions out there. But it is not the same quality as meeting with real person. The images are laggy, and audio is often here and there. And as the person remote, I feel like, it
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by eva1984 10y ago
Somewhat similar, just don't care. They did it so intentionally that makes you feel if you don't work your ass off, you didn't deserve such a good company! But I just ignore them if they are not essential.
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by eva1984 10y ago
I think it is not that easy. Meeting will be a huge pain. And the communication is not as easy as you can do in person. Also some ideas/conversations sparks during casual talking, if remote, those small things will be missed.
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by eva1984 10y ago
You need to further define 'share data'? Usually it could be done, to connect multiple different services through a central data storage, let it be redis/cassandra/RDBMS/HBase... If what you mean by sharing data is
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by eva1984 10y ago
Because 6S is a boring phone, and people didn't want it as bad as 6.
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by eva1984 10y ago
“Your market status in China is temporary, until the government can replace you” China has 2-3 (due to different standard) of the top smartphone manufacturers in the world, I don't think govt cannot replace Apple. Yet apple is still th
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by eva1984 10y ago
Your argument doesn't hold. Apple is pretty replaceable in China, yet they are making yuge money from this one market.
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by eva1984 10y ago
滴滴出行 -> Didi Travel & Transportation 滴滴快的 -> Didi Fast Taxi
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by eva1984 10y ago
It is still the case, as it is in US(Huawei looks at you).
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by eva1984 10y ago
I think I probably guessed which company this is. But this doesn't smell right. Feels like a real-world version of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKcWu0tsiZM
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by eva1984 10y ago
"A special case must be made of Facebook, as we believe that their platform is harder to crack, and they have a better ability to track their users, and fight ad fraud." LOL, this is one of the most blatantly money article I ever
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by eva1984 10y ago
Their definition of a tech company is obviously not representative. Maybe only when you are 'tech' company that handles online comments, you really need a ping pong table to justify your status.
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by eva1984 10y ago
Try google doc voice typing... works like magic. And Apple is not really good at machine learning either
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by eva1984 10y ago
I am optimistic, AI winter is no longer the case this time. We almost solved image/speech recognition in the past 5 years. Once those works went out of academia to real application, the amount of disruption to the current society is pr
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by eva1984 10y ago
It is easy to expect that during 10 years, at some point this application might get completely rewritten...so not that important either, if we are talking about the framework longevity...
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by eva1984 10y ago
Not as good as google
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by eva1984 10y ago
Yeah, so some js devs might need to stop overselling javascript to everyone, pretending it is the one language that people are waiting for years...Just saying.
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by eva1984 10y ago
Seattle is good!
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by eva1984 10y ago
ORM are good writing simple queries and prevent navie mistakes, like misspelling columns. And also narrow the chance of certain attacks, like SQL-injection. And Django has backdoor for you to use raw SQL. It is not a bad thing if not being
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by eva1984 10y ago
SQL is easy. I believe in the life a developer, you will have to run into SQL, here and there which is inevitable. But we have a lot of other tools now, RDBMS is just one of them. Plus the problems everybody having are vastly different thos
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by eva1984 10y ago
True. But selling to those companies, can hardly cultivate an ecosystem around it. Without vocal early adopters and evangelists in the wild, it is impossible for AWS to get to its current stage. Those people may not bring in that big of mon
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by eva1984 10y ago
I think momentum wise yes... Google is more a service company than MS, and I believe it is more experienced in cloud technologies.
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by eva1984 10y ago
Same...But good to know that it is executing well. Go google cloud go! Bring AWS price down!! We need competition!!
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by eva1984 10y ago
Best part? You have to ask me is that, software is built on a beautiful and powerful abstraction, namely turing machine, if you understand the basics, a lot of knowledge are actually transferable, from seemingly very different positions. Af

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