oh-kumudo

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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
Your code is not more readable, it is just shorter. In fact, using the online babel transpiler, it transpiles the es6 version you provided precisely into hn's version: https://bit.ly/2MPmjK7 To use es6 to achieve what
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
Well, I disagree. It is abbreviated, but since the whole file is self-contained and the definitions are put at the beginning, there is enough information to infer the function's semantics without being excessively specific. I think wel
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
The code is very much readable, without suffering from being concise. Love it.
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
Any introduction about this guy, his accomplishments and TempleOS in general?
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
How long will this promise be kept, I am curious.
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
Seems like the Scooter is not popular and only useful for a niche segment of the population. The bike sharing business has caused a hazard in places like China, because of the unrestricted dumping. So there is definitely a point that govern
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
I think this is exactly the case how ML could go wrong. I would assume the people who hate the cookies probably will not bother to submit a survey and try again. The sample might be biased and not representative of the general population, t
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
I mean de-noising techniques, nowadays can be definitely claimed as Machine Learning, even though they have long existed prior to even ML as a concept even being invented...
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
They OP isn't wrong in regard, the kind of research you mentioned here, you are unlikely to find too many engineers from Silicon Valley that can handle it. AI for majority of the engineers, is just neural network/trial and error.
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
Do they need Silicon Valley's help? They have all the money to buy hardwares, the only 'help' they need is talent. They can just set up funds, I am sure there will be plenty of SV people willing to take that money and work fo
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
Well it is definitely blocked last time when I was in China, or in Beijing, but that is like 3 years ago.
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
HN is already blocked. Funny, right?
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
Worth notice is that, foreign companies are forbidden to collect its own map data in China, let alone something like Street View.
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
Yes? It designs to filter people based on certain criteria. Nowadays, you just can't get a job by merely talking, the market is too hot, too many people want to get in. I don't think design interview alone is that useful either. S
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
Who gives FB the right to even ask for such information in the first place? So they don't see any legal challenges could arise from such request? Seems ridiculous to me.
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
I didn't see how you see banning InfoWars is, for no reason. There is apparently a very grounded reason why InfoWars gets banned.
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
Well, the only major media outlet that supports anti-vaxxer's stance is Fox News...FYI. It is hardly a left movement, appeals to low educated crowd as well. The right wing anti-vaxxers love to make analogy in between vaccine and guns,
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
Their craziness spread like mental epidemic, eventually, it becomes a new bread of identity politics. They will plague, they will survive.
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
Or pragmatic? Is google a church or anything, and requires idealogical purity that is not relevant to its core business, advertising?
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
Google fiber is dead internally. My friend works there said the org has been reduced and employees repurposed to other orgs.
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
Tolerance towards misuse of tense/plural, would be my guess. For example, oral Chinese doesn't distinguish between He/She/It, so we often mis{gender} people during conversation, though under the right context, it is clea
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
I think this attitude, from more liberal media, towards English is interestingly, alternative. I would say after WWII, in a post colonization world, learning English, is a self-conscious, choice. It means access to, not even arguably, the b
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
Chinese literature is indeed very rich, especially the ancient poetries/verses, from Tang and Song dynasty. They are indeed the essential part of, not only Chinese, but East Asian aesthetics in general.
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
Well, keeping a small team is a choice, and the technology decision follows. What works for you guys works. I am not debating whether it is a good one or bad one.
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
> small and mighty team Says it all. It is all about cost.
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
Quite alarming, with the size of Facebook, the stock price could still suffer such a huge fluctuation...
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
Priced for growth, growth slowed.
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
So their government is basically bankrupted and have 0 credibility, in literal sense. What could it do to save itself, except being overthrown by its people?
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
Firstly, how much do you code when you are doing your undergraduate? No offense, but 2-5 hours seems too long. If so, you should first brush up your basics, and let go of the thought 'I am from a CS major'. Programming is almost a
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by oh-kumudo 8y ago
Immutability is property of data structure. It can help prevent some unexpected errors, mainly accidental side effects, but make no mistake, you can still use them to create bad and stateful code. Think of a function, where everything is im

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