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Hyper Insider(hyperar.substack.com)
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by goodcjw2 5y ago
I also heard those rumors, though not all my FB friends are working on a 996 schedule. Would have been helpful if there is a survey for this.
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by goodcjw2 5y ago
Actually, I should have catch up a bit about what brave is. For those who have just heard about this like me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OG981gXqdU4
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by goodcjw2 5y ago
This seems to be bypassing all the ads in YT? Basically we can get Youtube Premium for free here? Wondering what's the legal implication for brave.com to make such as app? edit: I could be completely over thinking this.
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by goodcjw2 5y ago
Actually, it turns out http://google.ar/ might still be owned by someone else?
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by goodcjw2 5y ago
We actually tried that route (i.e. using a branch) before deprecating the project. Instead, the infra team told us something like the branch can only live for about 6 month before they have to deprecate the toolchain that supports the branc
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by goodcjw2 5y ago
[DISCLAMER: I used to work at Google in general, but not at Google Cloud] I'm not sure whether this has been discussed here before, but I'd love to take this forum to share an angle from the tech side of things: IMO, Google is _cu
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by goodcjw2 5y ago
Yeah, sounds like natural next step. But building a game console ecosystem turns out to be 10x harder than building the hardware itself.
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by goodcjw2 5y ago
Honestly speaking, the problem with Apple TV is that chips like A12 are such a overkill for TV box use cases. I recently purchased a $30 Roku and find it has almost 99% of the features that an Apple TV would have (including airplay2). Yes,
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by goodcjw2 6y ago
I guess "steal" means that it's a more advanced way of "copying", i.e. you can get away with grabbing others' idea without being noticed and can still be considered as "original". To do that, one need
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by goodcjw2 6y ago
I'm afraid lots of comments are missing the key point in the original post: Do not conflate “the best you can” with “perfect”. The advice is not about perfection, but challenge YOURSELF to do the best you within the constraints such a
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by goodcjw2 6y ago
Unfortunately , “ease of use” and “one tool fits all” are a pair of conflicting features. Unity really does a fantastic job in this regard. Ultimately, well resourced team may choose to develop their own engine for the flexibility.
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by goodcjw2 6y ago
Disclaimer: I moved to US from China about 10 years ago. "China knows they are being spied" -> Not sure govt public admitting spying and censorship is a good thing at all. It sets a vert bad example for the rest of the country
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by goodcjw2 6y ago
I sort of (very cynically) like FB's statement: "Sorry, invading your privacy is just our business model." At least it's honest.
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by goodcjw2 6y ago
S t happens when politics meddles with sciences.
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by goodcjw2 6y ago
Facts: 1 - HPC centers in Europes are down. 2 - Those are useful resources to battle battle against COVID-19. 3 - HPC centers are down due to malware infections. 4 - FBI warned and Department of Homeland Security warns of possible cyberatta
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by goodcjw2 6y ago
I dunno, sounds like Google interview.
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by goodcjw2 7y ago
As a Googler who has no other options other than Meet, I have to sadly agree with this statement.
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by goodcjw2 7y ago
There seems to be a tons of critics on Zoom in the privacy and data privacy domain recently, wondering whether it will indeed have meaningful impact on the usage rate on the product itself.
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by goodcjw2 7y ago
First thing first, this is science, not politics. Everyone wants a drug and vaccine, but good science takes time to happen. Make no mistake, no one wants a lock down, but so far, it's the only option in the lack of a functional medical
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by goodcjw2 7y ago
It's actually hard to tell whether this is a joke or what...
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by goodcjw2 7y ago
Isn't this a lose-lose situation instead?
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by goodcjw2 7y ago
How do we know that CCP and Xi will NOT survive this? Maybe the system they adopt there, just maybe, is the best system handle situation like this? With all the digital surveillance, AI, and all those new technologies, an authoritarian reg
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by goodcjw2 7y ago
Apologize if I didn't make my idea clear enough. Seems there are two topics here: 1. being able to use a camera & 2. being able to conceal a camera. My originally argument is focusing on point 1: people can already _use_ smartphone
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by goodcjw2 7y ago
I think the interesting question to follow up is: "why not camera"? Is it intuitively bad? How bad? When weighing against the benefits, is camera still worth it? I'm not 100% sure, just a couple random points: 1/ The fir
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by goodcjw2 7y ago
Very sad to see Google bailing out while iPad Pro and iPadOS is going stronger than ever. Honestly, this is the tipping point for me to switch from the Google ecosystem to the Apple ecosystem.
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by goodcjw2 7y ago
Or what if China will play dirty and devaluates CNY against USD to offset the tariffs? This will be extremely bad and potentially means another escalation to the trade war...
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by goodcjw2 7y ago
Well, maybe it's click baiting. But here goes the tag line of the article: "The NIH and the FBI are targeting ethnic Chinese scientists, including U.S. citizens, searching for a cancer cure."
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by goodcjw2 7y ago
Trade war is one thing, but using trade war to purge an entire ethnic group is a totally different level. Remember those Japanese in concentration camp during WWII? I thought this won't happen again. But now, with those news and commen
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by goodcjw2 8y ago
I was born raised, and went to CS undergrad program in China before come to US. Yes. I can testify that the "Xerox Copy Machine" is the first thing they teach you about information security :p

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