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Actually, this is a matter of Buddhist sects. It's not that you're wrong—the etymology is correct—but I think you're taking the historical changes too lightly. Because generally speaking, there is Mahayana Buddhism and Therav
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Lao Tzu: Tao Te Ching (Translated Ursula K. Le Guin) The Way of Lao Tzu (Wing-tsit Chan)
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You seem to know quite a lot about the East. Buddhism and Taoism are a bit different, of course, but your understanding is largely in line with how Eastern popular thought actually sees things. It seems like you've done a fair amount o
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The 'Le Guin' series actually had similar kinds of stories in Asia before. There's a strong Taoist influence, you see—more specifically, Chinese-style Taoism rather than a Buddhist perspective. From the viewpoint of '不立文
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Thank you for letting me know correctly.
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I feel that the Zen used in the West and the Zen in East Asia are quite different. I think the Western Zen is probably the one from the 1970s book Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. It usually carries a sense of equanimity and begin
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Thank you for your kind reply. I should look into it too. In my case, knowing various libraries is directly related to my livelihood. Have a good day.
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Then it definitely makes sense. Scientists usually handle a lot of CSV files. Thank you
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The data scientists I work with use this. Why do they use it? I don't really know much about it, but I've noticed they use it quite often. I mainly use MySQL or PostgreSQL. What are the advantages of DuckDB? It seems like they usu
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I think you probably wrote that comment because you assumed I was engaging in some kind of ideological axe grinding. But you're only reading the superficial part of this article — the observation that the logo design provides consisten
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Doesn't this article exactly make that point? Because it shows how JR was split apart, yet the brand logo still makes it appear as if it's a single unified group, doesn't it? Here's the passage I'm referring to: &gt
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Reading this article, I get the feeling that a nationally inefficient infrastructure is made to be perceived as a stable one through a single JR mark. Privatization forces people to bear inefficient and high train costs due to misguided pol
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Looking at the comments on Korean political articles, the point is not so much whether SKT is actually related to China, but rather that the switch to cut off AI vendors is now outside the realm of model performance specs. Now, when foreign
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Since edits aren't allowed after a certain amount of time, I'll keep that in mind next time. Thanks!
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Since I'm not a native English speaker, please bear with me a little. Thank you. I do agree with you to some extent, but it's true that decent jobs are gradually decreasing worldwide.
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I think you're right too. So I also think that maybe I'm viewing the changes as bigger than they actually are, based on my own standards
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GOS may be much more technologically advanced and secure than Android. But that doesn't mean it has official safety certifications that can be submitted to courts and insurance companies in the event of an accident. Because GOS cannot
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I think this type of writing is misguided. Framing things as a "spiritual moral collapse" is just religious language. I don't believe this is a problem unique to smartphones. Smartphones are merely a mirror reflecting inequal
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Because I frequently supply to the automotive industry, I fully understand all these issues. No matter how good many open source projects are, companies always have to face lawsuits and liability. That is why, no matter how good Linux serve
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Reading this, I think low level engineering is actually more dependent on specific environments. Hardware also has its own points of change. Usually, when you think at a high level, environmental changes are less significant than you might
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I did something similar for a school capstone project. It brings back memories. Writing Verilog, working with FPGAs, that sort of thing. But this goes even further and actually gets into hardwired implementation, which is really impressive.
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After reading to what you said and thinking about it seriously, I do think there were some parts that were too unrealistic. I considered a few things, such as whether the cost of data transmission during streaming, that is, the cost of cons
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When I think of 'YAMAHA's case, I believe they can fully realize their own ideas. These people are mainly experts in image-related fields, right? And we're talking about image AI—which, in practice, needs to recognize the cha
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Why is everyone so negative about this? Getting a CT or X-ray and then having AI do early screening on cases that doctors can pass along doesn't seem like a bad idea to me.
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'Dead' economy theory, you say? I guess the economy must have been alive at some point, then. In my short life, though, I don't think it ever was....
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To be clear, DOGE's strategy is not actually for America. The bigger issue is that NIH, NSF, NASA, and public health agencies are no longer perceived by the US right as neutral expert institutions. They see these institutions as strong
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What DOGE has actually struck is not the procurement budget for launch vehicles, but the destruction of the internal engineering capability to design them. The benefit of destroying that capability, in turn, greatly favors SpaceX. SpaceX do
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When I see notes like this, I wonder whether every success story can really be summarized and patternized this way. If you're building an AI based startup, what exactly would be the point of differentiation? That seems to be the diffic
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I wonder if the '1,000 True Fans' concept, which is basically a traditional model, will still work these days. That aside, isn't the hacking style self help genre itself a kind of outdated relic? Honestly, I've read some
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Honestly, I used to think the 'sovereign model' was a waste of money. But recently, with the US logic of restricting model exports, I've come to think that if things go south, they could even cut off allied nations. So now th

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