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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
And I see no problem with that. Why would being liberal mean to support extreme leftist regulatory policy here? Why would we consider, letting those government officials, who may not have the expertise understanding the subject at hand, in
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
I see SV is generally very socially liberal, but when it comes to monetary policy, the ideology behind it is still neoliberalism, thus their attitude towards regulation isn't really hard to understand. And under the risk of downvotes,
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
Growth, Hack
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
Realistically it will work only when the job market liquidity is low. Think of Japan, where changing job is like a lifetime event, training is graciously provided, since the firm assumed that your loyalty is guaranteed. Or in case of some c
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
One thing the current company oftentime couldn't offer is a change of scope and focus, bigger companies tend to be better since they have many more teams that work on very different projects. Another observation I had is that the upwar
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
I think the reason is simple: once the junior dev is trained, they will leave. To be clear, I am not saying that they are obliged to stay in the company that trained them or being ungrateful in any sense, I am simply implying this is a comm
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
It is not like that if Amazon didn't build it, other government agencies will stay there in vain. Facial recognition service is very easy to build these days, provided that sufficient data is presented, and government has plenty of suc
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
Human have succeeded most of the applicable rules of our physical world. What left to be discovered requires much more time and effort.
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
I don't think there are many self-claimed libertarians actually voice for open-borders. It is just an extension of interpretation out of the theorists. Limited government doesn't mean a complete denial of necessary national govern
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
In which way? Libertarians aren't necessarily globalists. They are just indifferent towards the concept. But if the globalists weave in too much influence, it would definitely been seen from an libertrain's perspective, a threat t
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
Would surprised to know if they are paying half of what Facebook is paying to new grad, which can reach 200k. Well, i think saying Facebook has a negative effect on the resume is definitely a stretch. It is probably more proper to say that
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
It is clear that Assange is both libertarian and anti-globalist. His attitude towards 2016 elections is predictable and consistent with his world view.
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
> By doing this the US is coming to the aid of the many dictators and despots whose crimes Assange has helped reveal. Well, Trump surely likes Xi/Kim the 3rd/Saudi Prince/Russia Czar dearly...
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
While I feel this title is sensationalized and a little too over your face, like come on you guys all know it is NOT easy to get a facebook job, it is well paid and definitely can have a lots of challenging fun and had a offer from Facebook
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
Well, different people have different taste buds, how are you going to make sure there is a universally agreed representation, of taste?
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
I think this translation did a great job in conveying of the emotion/expression of the original text. One thing that particularly gets me, while could be thought as somewhat lost in translation, is the expression of "掉在地上(fall on
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
The Alexa device itself is rather cheap and the running a relative huge model on 'edge' device is still fairly expensive and remains an open question. Again it falls into economic side of things, it makes sense to adapt a layered
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
Sending voice data constantly is easy to catch on the user's side, by simply monitoring the traffic. So once they got caught, it is going to cause them a huge fortune and completely meltdown in terms of customer trust. And on the techn
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
I don't think Oracle is getting too many new customers. Their product is simply too expensive.
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
Well, you don't really have to have distinguished insights to tell that Yelp is doing a horrible job as an advertising company. Their ads are unattractive and annoying. What is fundamentally wrong with their business model is that, goo
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
Of course not identical...I am only guessing but AWS must have tons of in-house chips tailored for networking/routing, let alone the design of their data warehouse...
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
This drama is getting ridiculous. HQ2-1, and HQ2-2? What does HQ even mean then? Even if they are called HQ, it is hard for me to imagine they can function as one.
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
One thing this article gets right is that it is just going to be harder to persuade users to download an App that only brings in marginal/augmented functionality. I have about 1.5 screens of Apps installed, probably somewhere near 30-5
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
I guess they are similar, but Douyin in China has much more diverse content, covering food/skits, or just funny video in general, while US version seems more heavily focused on dancing/lip-sync.
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
Yep. Make no mistake, he is a totalitarian dictator with temper, though a pretty capable one.
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
Problem is, there is no way to compare creativity between the founders of 2 different genres. Is Tolkien more creative than Allan Poe? That would be a very pretentious question. I am not sure why the grand OP claim that Jin Yong's work
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
His books are not easy read for western readers. The language is intentionally archaic and the cultural barriers are high. So as always, if you want to have a taste of his work, movies are your best friends. Below is a good one: https:&#x2
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
They are comparable in a sense that they both went beyond literature, it becomes part of the culture, even the language itself. Jin Yong's novels are so influential and intervened with contemporary Chinese culture, where his characters
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
Exactly. This is opinion engineering. They take an event, look at it, find the angle that is most likely to solicit responses from their readers. With that narrative in mind, they would go on to produce the story, weaved it a way to appear
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
Likely Bloomberg is wrong. There is enough time for them to offer concrete evidence just for the sake of spinning more drama and hype. The attention they are getting by proving Apple/Amazon is lying would be incredible. Yet, there is n

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