nemonemo

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by nemonemo 7y ago
Syntax-wise, Koreans and Japanese are very close. The sound systems are also close (e.g. no p/f v/b distinction). Kanji and Hanja are just Japanese/Korean versions of Chinese. Some words are shared and some nursery rhymes hav
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by nemonemo 7y ago
South Korean here. My anecdata: some of my friends went to Japan for advanced degrees. Most of them came back within a couple of years after their study. 10x or more people around me went to US. The majority of them are still in the country
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by nemonemo 7y ago
Why do we separate ADHD from other abnormality with similar symptoms, when ADHD itself seems symptom-based diagnosis? I have my own personal hypothesis that some types of ADHD are caused by persistent stress due to sensitive sensory reactio
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by nemonemo 7y ago
with limited resource, you have to choose to balance between the stability or more control over your infra. IMO, small companies can't afford both, but also likely they would not need both at that size.
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by nemonemo 7y ago
Big cloud providers or some big VC backed companies have the resource to figure out the issues by wrestling with the gigantic and unyielding vendors, or by working around it with their engineering resource. Not many teams have the time for
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by nemonemo 7y ago
In my last team, our team suffered from a CPU bug and a SSD bug that caused painful debugging nights. We used multithreading heavily, and it could have been library/kernel issues or some bugs in our code, which cover massive amount of
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by nemonemo 8y ago
If the VCs are that lazy, and assuming they still seek for the most profit, wouldn't VCs move to the bay area to find the unicorns? Wouldn't it create a virtuous (or vicious depending on the perspective) cycle of formibg a cluster
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by nemonemo 8y ago
I am curious. How do you know if this is secure or not? Is there any publication or article available for this slightly time-saving but potentially dangerous choice?
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by nemonemo 8y ago
From this post, it is unclear whether the DNS given by DHCP should be 8.8.8.8, or the device only needs reachability to 8.8.8.8. I think if the latter is true, it seems acceptable, given the internet can be unpredictable, and Google network
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by nemonemo 8y ago
The same here. For me, exercises seem to ease the problem. But the amount of exercise is important, and once in a while I need to take some rest, then the same issue hits me again. Maybe I need my own dry textbook..
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by nemonemo 8y ago
This makes me wonder if the major source shifts to the back after the treatment.
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by nemonemo 8y ago
As the article says, the cause is not certain. From some study, higher c-section rate correlates with higher income, so my guess is that it could just be an outcome of better hygiene according to the hygiene theory.
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by nemonemo 8y ago
No, the correct conclusion is that the metric “work hour” is just likely inconsistent and has little value by itself. The real tragedy is that beaureaucrats or media use these weak metrics to back up their claims one way or another..
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by nemonemo 8y ago
Many comments seem to cast doubt on the marshmellow test based on the article. I honestly don’t understand how the contents of the article could lead to such conclusion. Aren’t the economic status of the family and the result of the test bo
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by nemonemo 8y ago
I'm not sure what's the point you're making with the gold rush migration, but most of the population to California came after Model T, and it was during and after the World Wars that California saw much of its population grow
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by nemonemo 8y ago
After reading this comment, I genuinely wondered in which aspects Apple Maps is better than Google Maps, since I've mostly used Google Maps for years. So I just opened up the Apple Maps and searched a few places, and it was surprisingl
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by nemonemo 8y ago
At that time, Silicon valley didn’t exist and California was barely getting mass migration. About a century later, now even the car industry seems to move toward California..
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by nemonemo 9y ago
I have little background about the cultured meat, and this link made me curious: wouldn't cancer cells be good candidate cells for creating this type of meat?
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by nemonemo 9y ago
Agreed. Science matters little for a business if it offends people who pay for the business or the people within the business. Even scientists themselves have issues with such results -- a part of the file drawer problem. I guess a NYT colu
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by nemonemo 9y ago
Chomsky is by no means a saint, but in the wikipedia article you cited, I could not locate any direct "denial" of genocide done by Khmer Rouge. He seems to have questioned the credibility of certain accounts, which seems a necessa
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by nemonemo 9y ago
1) I believe so. Once Google goes into Diridon, enough young people would gather around the station, businesses would also gather, higher-density buildings will go up, start ups will start to gather as well. 2) Cupertino is close enough to
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by nemonemo 9y ago
I think this comment is actually a good warning to typical readers, although the last line is distracting from the main point. My guess is there would be more failure cases than success cases, but I don't see many negative stories here
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by nemonemo 9y ago
Older doctors can probably diagnose TB better, but I would wonder if that can be used as a core competency measure of a doctor. Also, I believe there are cases younger doctors diagnose a lesser-known disease when older ones could not. There
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by nemonemo 10y ago
Thank you for sharing your story. Last year, I and my wife deliberately decided to minimize applications to schools with my kid who seems to have similar social/academic tendency as your first one. We applied one school where such kids
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by nemonemo 10y ago
Ah, I forgot talking about reading others' code. Reading good code is important. Understanding good design is important. I've read tons of Linux kernel code, source code of Linux packages, golang code in github, etc. Also, there a
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by nemonemo 10y ago
Write your own code, get feedback, read others code. Repeat them all again, and again. At an earlier stage, building my own sizable project helped me the most. I still remember writing bunch of Java code in the middle of Iowa when I was an
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by nemonemo 10y ago
My undergrad university had the same issue, and the last glassblower retired 15 years ago founded a company and kept supplying the necessary equipments to the research cluster.[1] The glassblowers there seemed to think that the repair of br
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by nemonemo 10y ago
Then you need to rely on the checks and balances between branches of the government. As you said, the checks and balances are ripe for disruption or at least improvement.
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by nemonemo 11y ago
Lee asked to be black, because there's 7.5 points advantage for the white who follows the black, and Lee won as a white this time.
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by nemonemo 12y ago
I am from South Korea, and I know this fan death thing could seem superstitious, but as another comment pointed out, it is a cautious approach toward unknowns, in addition to mass version of confirmation bias. (News reports a death with a f

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