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Right—I was only writing about the character form. 食べる is used to mean to eat, but as far as raw characters are concerned, Japanese doesn’t use 吃 but rather 喫, the non-simplified form.
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It’s funny because even in Chinese there’s widespread disharmony with respect to “complicated” (繁體字/繁体字) or “regular” (正體字/正体字) script, as opposed to “simplified” script (簡體字/简体字). (Left-hand side phrase is in traditional
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I’ve always joked that Domino’s is the original food delivery “tech” company. Reading this article confirms it, as well as watching the Netflix Ugly Delicious “Pizza” episode where they show how as much of the Dominos’ process is automate
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How useful is a physical search warrant when much information is stored in the cloud? Wouldn’t it be more useful to procure one for the cloud providers the company uses?
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Merriam-Webster is ahead of the curve. I just checked Oxford English Dictionary online and don’t see entries for cryptocurrency or blockchain . I do see an entry for Bitcoin on OED , though.
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I’m just writing with respect to personal experience, but I would rather book a hotel even over an Airbnb Plus. The reasons? Rewards are harmonized, reliable rooms, cleaning, 24-hour person on site should there be a problem. With an Airbnb
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Agreed. I don’t see how Docker is slower once the compose environment is setup (especially if you’re running Docker in Linux), and proper volume mounts are made to the source files. In fact, I would say developing with Docker will help with
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A lot of companies (such as Google/ABC Waymo) are actually looking into Lidar applications. Sonar is good, but Lidar is an order of magnitude faster. In fact, 1,000,000 times faster than speed of sound.
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You might not destroy a relationship with a friend, but you are potentially letting a stranger destroy your personal resources (time, money, energy, etc).
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> Longer term, Son will have to do a better job articulating how his deals fit together. At the company's annual shareholders meeting in June, he closed with an awkward video the company has used for years to explain its view of te
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Agreed. It sounds gnarly, but I would rather they test and practice with cadavers rather than live humans. This is all so they can perform better as doctors...
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Why is there no discussion on Docker or Kubernetes or Mesos or container technology in general? I hope the syllabus is revised to include discussion on these two topics, since all major cloud providers are investing much in container deploy
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What if the placards are removable?
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How will Tesla enforce this policy? Tracking vehicle usage data, looking for lots of short trip patterns? Looking for rideshare decals (drivers would be wise to use removable decals)? Asking Uber/Lyft to share VIN numbers of registered
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NC State offers nearly the entire repertoire of CS-level classes online (discrete math, C programming language, computer organization & assembly, data structures, algorithms, design patterns/OOP, operating systems, automata, etc).
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> I don't get the "9 to 5 wouldn't make you a great engineer" about not being passionate, some people are passionate but have other life obligations like kids or other activities. I think what the engineer is trying t
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There’s also the question of the perfect writing font for non-Roman languages, such as CJK (Chinese, Japanese, Korean), Arabic, Greek, etc.
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Chinese gets even more complicated being a language without an alphabet. Even among the traditional and simplified variants, there are different forms for the same character based on popularity. For example, 吃 and 喫 have the same modern me
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> If the gate guard tells the Colonel that he can't come through the gate, the Colonel would do well to obey. Does this include the US President, commander-in-chief, hypothetically?
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Ever watch John Wick? The guy goes on a murder rampage for a dead dog (and as an audience member, I find myself oddly rooting for Wick).
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I have a Type 85 license in CA. Shoot me an email if I can help.
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I'm just curious how you would deploy on a container production environment if you can't test all the platform-specific issues while developing on Mac instead of using Docker to develop for a container platform. Isn't the who
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I think this is one of the value-added features of using services like Stripe, right? Just as we have moved from dedicated box hosting to the cloud, we trust payment gateways like Stripe to properly authorize and capture payment. I think th
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Agreed that QML isn't C++, but it can be connected to C++ code, and the "enacting clause" to start QML UI happens in main()... I have used Boost and love how it has influenced the direction of std::C++. Do you see any potenti
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This sounds great and I always love competition, but isn't QML and QT a very good product? QML is basically the C++ cross-platform answer to Apple's easy storyboard UI tooling. Wouldn't Boost need to have very good developmen
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Robot tax. Fund basic income on the basis whereby every job that is replaced by automation, a tax must be paid by a company with more than 1000 employees.
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This seems like a good option for hiring remote engineers. The reason I like to call people to come in person for fizz buzz tests is to verify that they're not collaborating with someone. With the simultaneous video chat and text edito
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You don't have to go really far for good bread in San Francisco or any of the coastal areas of California. Most restaurants in SF, even dingy hole in the walls, serve ACME bread of Berkeley. Whole Foods here carries ACME. I think the U
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By Serious Eats[0], founded by former New York Times food editor Ed Levine. Also by the BBC[1]. Arsicault Bakery in SF was named the best bakery in America by Bon Appetit. Tartine Bakery is a James Beard winner. [0] http://www.se
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Have you tried Tartine, Josey Baker, ACME, Craftsman and Wolves, or Arsicault for bread in San Francisco when you were in the west coast? San Francisco is considered one of the best bread cities in the world, especially when it comes to nat
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