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fspeech
8y ago
The author grew up in a major city (Chongqing) before emigrating to the US but her dad grew up in a small village and she had some experience staying with relatives there. I felt that the writing is somewhat stilted as well even though I ap
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8y ago
As chip manufacturing goes DRAM used to be at the bottom of the ladder. Many logic fabs did DRAM first to learn the rope because the fab technology is simpler for DRAM (less layers than logic). DRAM fabs bought used equipment from logic fab
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8y ago
"if you want to set up shop in China" That is a funny line of logic that gets thrown around a lot, considering that the advocates' stated preference is for industries to move out of China. Isn't wide dissemination "
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8y ago
While there couldn't be a better case than ZTE for the Chinese government to muster domestic support for its "Made in China 2025" policy, the Sputnik analogy is actually wrong for China. Sputnik was a national security matter
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8y ago
For the same reason it is surprising that the Chinese government would not let ZTE go under. Without ZTE, Huawei would likely be able to charge higher prices around the world. ZTE's know-how and business relationships can be sold off t
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8y ago
Let me give you a counter example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jia_Yueting He is on the travel ban list due to credit problems in China, yet apparently rich and free in the U.S. The first released travel ban list has
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8y ago
The high interest loan was for her last year of school. She has indicated that there was no alternative. Of course it would have been better to arrange for all financing before she started school but that would have taken some foresight. I
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8y ago
A very basic thing to do here is to pay off your high interest loan first. Her payments seemed to have gone mostly to reducing the balance of the lower interest ones. She did manage to reduce her total balance by $26000 and that could have
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8y ago
That's the reason why NLP is hard. Language is good for communicating things where the two sides already share a model of. It is much harder to communicate a new model than filling out the details of an existing model.
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8y ago
How about right there the post he is responding to? Especially considering the context provided by the earlier post: "... constant comments by Chinese studying in the US and burnishing their reps with the Party. You can almost always m
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8y ago
They will operate in one form or another that is for sure. All 75000 people are not just going to sit idle. By being overly draconian you generate a ground swell of ill will against US suppliers. Everyone in China will be looking to replace
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8y ago
By the way under the original settlement ZTE is under much stricter supervision and audit. If you kill off ZTE you lose that control as well. The decision to reinstate the ban was apparently done without sufficient deliberation and hurts US
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8y ago
I added a note in my original comment to emphasize that I was responding to the specific argument by the parent comment. On the factual basis the ban is reinstituted not for the reason you stated that "they were deliberately planning t
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8y ago
This argument gets repeated a lot but I don't get the logic. If you don't like ZTE products don't buy them or even ban their use or import. ZTE doesn't just sell to the US market though. How is forcing ZTE out of busines
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In concession, Trump will help China's ZTE 'get back into business'
(reuters.com)
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8y ago
Text says "releasing our code and models". Does anyone know where the models can be found? I only saw code on Github.
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Facebook Open Sources ELF OpenGo
(research.fb.com)
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9y ago
I don't think Spreadtrum and RDA were in any real sense leaders. Spreadtrum made money in GSM when that was going away. They also had a niche in TDSCDMA, which was forced upon China Mobile as a homebrew standards and from which China M
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9y ago
Quote: “This court has recognized, and the parties do not dispute, that the decision to grant a patent is a matter involving public rights — specifically, the grant of a public franchise,” Justice Clarence Thomas wrote for the majority. “In
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9y ago
If you look at the SRAM bit cells, they halved in area from 28nm to 14nm, and halved again from 14nm to 7nm. This is likely due to metal interconnects or other features only halving in spacing going from 28nm process to 7nm. So the scaling
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9y ago
ZTE is barely an also run alongside Huawei. If China does anything to ensure it's survival it would be to deny Huawei a monopoly vs the carriers.
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Why should China care if Alibaba can not expand in the US? It is largely owned by non-Chinese investors.
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Chinese Social Media Site Reverses Gay Content Ban After Uproar
(nytimes.com)
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Except corporations don't really die that way. Even if the parent organization dies (goes bankrupt say), the children organizations normally survive with different ownership. So as long as a product or service has a market it won'
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9y ago
If one tries to pay when merchants don't eat the fees, e.g., paying real estate tax online where the county tax collector charges a 2+% convenience fee for credit cards, one definitely would see the difference. In other cases where mer
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> Because it already achieved that "level of digital payment smoothness" with credit cards? Whether the two are equivalent depends on the transaction costs of the two models. According to the Economist: "Visa and MasterCar
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9y ago
Do you mean that the private schools could use social credit scores to select students? That is possible, maybe even likely. But one would think or at least hope that there will be diversity, as some private schools may then cater to the un
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9y ago
This one looks a little weird (the original quote is very sketchy with little detail) so I researched on it a little. If you search for "私立学校 老赖" you can get a picture of what is going on. You can try Google Translate if you don&#
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9y ago
His name was Hong Xiuquan, with Hong being the family name. The movement is known as Taiping Rebellion. It is taught but is portrayed as a just peasant rebellion against the Qing. However the connection with Christianity is only obliquely h
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9y ago
The NYT article itself provided good context: the Bible is available at church bookstores but no longer online. They even give an estimate of how many copies have been printed.
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