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paraditedc
8y ago
Making sensational news out of nothing. NYT just lost all my remaining respect for them.
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paraditedc
8y ago
> We've yet to see whether world-leading levels of per capita prosperity are achievable without freedom. Look no further than The World Factbook by CIA: 2 QATAR 13 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 15 KUWAIT 22 SAUDI ARABIA https://
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paraditedc
8y ago
By "at scale", I mean building abstractions on top of commonly used html elements and making them interactive, using something like "components" in React. Then you only need to write the shopping cart or image gallery on
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paraditedc
8y ago
> I am constantly surprised at the number of sites that should be totally static (e.g. a local restaurant's menu page) that display nothing at all when I visit with JavaScript disabled. I am constantly surprised at the number of peo
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paraditedc
8y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. Gonna pick it up soon!
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paraditedc
8y ago
NH is weird again with the downvotes. I see nothing wrong with your comment or linked source.
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paraditedc
8y ago
Oh nice website. Is there list of verdicts on mainstream media by this website? The homepage has a list but it seems to be missing some big names because the website is not featured in them.
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paraditedc
8y ago
Searched the Chinese term for glyphosate, absolutely no information on this limit on either Google News[0] or Baidu News[1]. [0] https://www.google.com/search?q=%E8%8D%89%E7%94%98%E8%86%A6&... [1] http://news
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paraditedc
8y ago
Well things just got more ridiculous now that your comment is being downvoted. HN is weird sometimes.
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paraditedc
8y ago
I've seen this brought up quite a lot, but to me, a Chinese national, it's confusing how judiciary branch is independent. Didn't Trump nominate the supreme court justice? And isn't the nomination confirmed by congress? W
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8y ago
Ah nice. Didn't know about this page. Impressed that ghost is on the list.
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paraditedc
8y ago
My guess is that it's a reference to Hillary Clinton losing election due to hacked emails.
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paraditedc
8y ago
I use DO for my personal website and pet projects and it works well. However, I am curious if any medium to big-sized tech companies are using DO in production. As far as I know, everyone is using AWS, GCP or Azure. What's DO's ta
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8y ago
Bloomberg got the ads revenue, and people who read Bloomberg won't stop doing that just because of this. The only thing changed is the lower cosine distance between China and hacking in the English corpus, as well as people's mind
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8y ago
Interesting. I forgot NGA as one of the influential online forums in China when I wrote about that topic. For those who don't know, NGA was originally a forum about World of Warcraft (the online game). Then it got popular and became mo
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8y ago
I recently started a blog that might interest you. The focus is on technology industry in China, as well as some tech related political issues. Links are in my profile. I try to be as neutral as possible, but as an overseas Chinese, I can&#
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paraditedc
8y ago
I don't know where you got your stats from, but Wikipedia says otherwise. In the most strict definition of poor (living under 1.90USD a day), only 0.7% of Chinese are poor. Even if you go up to 3.20USD per day, it's still only 7%,
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8y ago
> They're poor, hostile and struggling in all aspects (pick your favorite ranking metric) with only one exception - Singapore. What about Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and more notably Russia and China? I don't think any of them qualify
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8y ago
I will just leave this here for readers to judge: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11406694
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paraditedc
8y ago
As someone who used to write frontend blog posts, I found this issue particularly frustrating, as an author. I have posts about Angular.js, webpack, React Apollo, etc and they become outdated every 6 months. The problem is that I wouldn
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8y ago
Very interesting perspective. Actually I've read The Prince and I got carried away by the ideas in the book. Maybe I shouldn't read 1984 after all? Anyway, I'm just interested in politics, but not planning to enter politics
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8y ago
> Is there any evidence that this is connected to other political issues? No, there isn't in this specific instance. However, reading news for the past year did give me a overall feeling that ties between China and EU are getting cl
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8y ago
> But both pieces of news, the professor and CFO arrested are blocked in WeChat and Weibo so no one knew about it. Stop it. https://imgur.com/a/X4tTzpb
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8y ago
I didn't know 1984 had it first, interesting. Maybe it is finally the time for me to read it.
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8y ago
Yeah in this case it is like what you described. Updated.
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8y ago
It's interesting to see China aligning EU with on issues like this in the context of US-China war of words. Somewhat related, I remember watching Japanese animes where the the world is divided to imaginary nations that resembles US (bi
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paraditedc
8y ago
I see. Just a wild idea that I haven't tried yet: Would it work if you configure your etc/hosts to point production domain to localhost and open the production domain in the browser? I'm gonna try this when I get free time.
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paraditedc
8y ago
Obviously I don't have context on your work, but in general, do you have control over remote API? If yes, you can setup different environments (dev, staging, production) and set CORS accordingly for each of them. If no, how is it worki
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Curious what use cases you have for disabling CORS? Is it for 3rd party domains and APIs or response that you control? Either way, controlling it in browser doesn't sound like the right way.
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8y ago
As someone with only basic idea of deep learning, I want to ask this question: If deep learning is mimicking how our brains work, wouldn't it be theoretically as powerful as our brains? In terms of architecture and complexity of the mo
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