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Philosophy should be a core k-12 class(reddit.com)
3 points by hyh1048576 10y ago|0 comments
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by hyh1048576 10y ago
Great summary. But it's still some kind of hack. If every app I installed did this then my mac is closer to getting hacked. Anyway, Apps that asks for root password on installation always makes me cringe, e.g. they could turn on SSH an
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by hyh1048576 10y ago
The title makes me think it's talking about Richard Borcherds, who solved the moonshine conjecture (and got the Fields Medal for that), and is now interested in TQFT (topological quantum field theory). However it's about Iris Chen
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by hyh1048576 10y ago
There are ISPs allowed by Gov to provide uncensored internet access, those are unblocked. Otherwise personal use of VPN can be blocked by the gov. See for example: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5357590 See also the t
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by hyh1048576 10y ago
> a private, encrypted browser with built-in 256bit encryption and OpenVPN Can it be used to bypass censorship with the built-in tools? (VPN is not enough for bypassing censorship in China though.)
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by hyh1048576 10y ago
I was thinking you failed to mention that US won many times, but it seems like you just put US in the same like as Hungary. It's worth mentioning that US got the only whole team full score (252 = 6 * 42) in 1994. And it's worth me
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by hyh1048576 10y ago
> What evidence have you that this is "simply not true." Some of these statements to investors have become public knowledge, which you'll see with a simple google search. I'm not saying Kalanick didn't say that,
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by hyh1048576 10y ago
Is chat2 dead? I entered sentence in Chinese and now I can't see anything after login or re-login. And it's so dead that the ssh process has to be killed by a signal 15. ^C and ^D won't work.
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by hyh1048576 10y ago
Didi seems to be better at e.g. customer service. For example, their support can be reached by phone, and Uber support can be only reached via Email. I'm sure people know, in China, call center operates way cheaper than in U.S. This an
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by hyh1048576 10y ago
> As late as this past June, Uber was predicting it would pass its rival within a year. This is simply <del>not true</del> (edit: not going to happen). I'm a fan of Uber, but using Uber is kinda like a exotic thing
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by hyh1048576 10y ago
That's a very nice remark by someone who clearly have a deep understanding of the BTC ecosystem. (no sarcasm here, I totally agree that's what the ecosystem is like.) > you can give someone the private key on a flash drive for
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by hyh1048576 10y ago
Very cool. I wonder how many more sensors do they installed to collect necessary data.
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by hyh1048576 10y ago
I do believe it's the specific company. They treated customers too poorly. Just take a look at Yelp to see many angry reviews. (If I remember correctly it's 2.5 stars average, and it seems like Yelp actually hid some bad reviews w
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TerarkDB, an open source data store based on terark engine(github.com)
2 points by hyh1048576 10y ago|1 comments
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by hyh1048576 10y ago
Did you know "Agile" is kinda dead? Is it seriously practiced over there in your team?
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by hyh1048576 11y ago
Why is `$1` missing from title? Does HN parse it as an environment variable?
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by hyh1048576 11y ago
Do you consider test loss around 0.04 good?
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by hyh1048576 11y ago
One of the finest data visualization I've seen.
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by hyh1048576 11y ago
Anyone know how many GPUs will be used for the game vs. Lee Sedol? That distributed AlphaGo with more GPUs really scales up is impressive and scary.
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by hyh1048576 11y ago
FANG Lizhi passed away in 2012, I don't understand why they put "February 11, 2016 By Fang Lizhi" at the author field, very misleading. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fang_Lizhi
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by hyh1048576 11y ago
Sage is always the best on elliptic curve related stuff.
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by hyh1048576 11y ago
Looks like an awesome and ambitious project. I thought about doing the same (or something about digitalizing all the existing addresses) but never worked on it.
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by hyh1048576 11y ago
> We are building the deepest, broadest, baddest knowledge graph on the planet. What does "baddest" mean in English? Doesn't feel like you mean "worst".
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Why Airbnb doesn’t work well in China(medium.com)
1 points by hyh1048576 11y ago|0 comments
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by hyh1048576 11y ago
One bad thing about using computer in China is, anything Google-related either is painfully slow or deliberately blocked (by GFW). On some website, google-analytics.com become a major speed reducer (browser says something like "sending
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by hyh1048576 11y ago
Mods, Please mark this as 2009.
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by hyh1048576 12y ago
All I got is > [edit] I had a post here that was about my recent work at stellar, but in the cold light of the next-day's caught-up sleep, I didn't like the tone of it -- too unstructured and rambly, a little too critical of ot
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by hyh1048576 12y ago
In major Chinese city like Beijing and Shanghai, it's even possible for "same day delivery" if you order before 11am (Jingdong -- jd.com -- delivers 3 times a day) and it's also possible to "pay when delivered"
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by hyh1048576 12y ago
Can anyone say something about this AlphaBay market? I don't think they got any spotlight like Silk Road used to get.
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by hyh1048576 12y ago
Alipay differentiates login password and "payment password", and it always asks SMS verification code if one tries to login via VPN, from new device, or from new location. I think that's good practice for websites.

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