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by qlk1123 8y ago
Not at all. Making mistakes is one of the best things when you learn a language. Kanjis can be complicated, but also fun. Cheers!
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by qlk1123 8y ago
Also, this seems to be the first time that Japanese Royal choose the kanjis from their classical literature[1] instead of Chinese literature. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Man%27y%C5%8Dsh%C5%AB
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by qlk1123 8y ago
$ echo "令和" | hexdump -C 00000000 e4 bb a4 e5 92 8c 0a |.......| 00000007 Obviously the individual kanjis are reserved in CJK plane. But how is it related to Y2K-esque bugs?
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by qlk1123 8y ago
Off topic but it's quite interesting to see that on HN, a great amount of the comments of a GO post talk about Rust, and vice versa. As a system guy, I am also happy to follow two OS projects in these two: [1] https://github
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by qlk1123 8y ago
> But I don't see anything that's stopping a GPU from efficiently computing THIS problem, especially if its restricted to 192-bit as the biggest number in the whole algorithm (worst-case 64-bit cubed). Fair enough. Also thanks
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by qlk1123 8y ago
I got your point. It seems that we are just not on the same page. As the product of any cube can turn out to be 192-bit, it should be impossible to fit into a GPU instruction or even a single CUDA C statement. That's why I call it bi
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by qlk1123 8y ago
What about the RHS of the equation? x^2-xy+y^2 are three big-number multiplications and two big-number adds, where digit number do matters.
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by qlk1123 8y ago
> You'll also be denied entry at most hotels that aren't 4-5 star because they don't allow foreigners, ... This reminds me the trip to Shanghai in 2013. We were a group attending Student Cluster Competition at ASC13 [1].
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by qlk1123 8y ago
Meanwhile, a comparable group of people keep spreading the image that unifying with China cause no harm. What do you say then? Taiwan is a divided society as always. The truth is, it just seems that nobody cares about politics here anymor
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by qlk1123 8y ago
Just tried to be honest, but sure I should have put that in another way. Thanks for the feedback anyway.
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by qlk1123 8y ago
What you are talking about is to exploit the mass parallelism of GPU, but I suspect that there are huge differences between each of the calculation/evaluation, which is not a good pattern for GPU threads. As GPU threads work together
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by qlk1123 8y ago
Rumor has had it that there is a social credit system in China, and now this report reveals one part of it, which I believe is also just one small piece in the whole mass surveillance puzzle. As a Taiwanese, I don't know how the system
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by qlk1123 8y ago
Very interesting read. IMHO, such researches have become arms race between superpowers. If environment-friendliness is the only concern, the U.S. may not survive any attacks based on AIs from China.
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Ask HN: Suggestions to non-English-native speakers for presentations?
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by qlk1123 8y ago
I stopped my reading at this line. > However, why do they think in these circumstances respect needs to be conveyed at all? Why do they feel it is necessary to draw attention to my whiteness? It almost smells of a guilty conscience. Why
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by qlk1123 8y ago
> I'd only wish something like HN would exist for every interest/discipline (So many of mine don't have valuable online communities) For instance?
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by qlk1123 8y ago
As a non-latin language user, I can say that we do use English headers most of the time because nobody wants to deal with potential locale/coding problems.
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by qlk1123 8y ago
sounds great! It is relaxing to read your description as well, which seems like a deep and peaceful state of mind.
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by qlk1123 8y ago
Size 14 is usually good enough for me, 9~12 are readable/acceptable, and 16+ are comfortable.
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by qlk1123 8y ago
Just for etymology correctness, "姦爾娘" would be better than "幹你娘".
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by qlk1123 8y ago
Tried "e04su3su;6", and there are 71 ones! This is a rude phrase that probably most Taiwanese understand.
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by qlk1123 8y ago
Please, it's an easy search: https://edition.cnn.com/2018/11/14/asia/uyghur-china-xinjian...
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by qlk1123 8y ago
Really? Maybe I am just too bad at this. I cannot actually see most of the differences and get 2/10.
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by qlk1123 8y ago
Non-native reader/kubernetes learner here. I know only keywords from this article. It's a pity that I cannot get the full meaning of it, but still it provide a chance for me to learn some upstream news. Thanks for speaking out
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by qlk1123 8y ago
I don't know much about how to deliver a good talk, and neither do I have many presentation experiences. But I recommend this recent one that I deem as the greatest conference talk so far: vivid, humor, informative, ... James Bottomle
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by qlk1123 8y ago
This is a good attempt to kickstart the discussion of some quantitative metric about bugs and the time one needs to deal with it, but I wonder if there wasn't any software engineering theories or practices to address this. If anyone k
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by qlk1123 8y ago
Just curious, is your cluster used in production or for any serious purpose?
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by qlk1123 8y ago
Fair enough statement, but it looks more like a direct translation from Chinese sentences to me. > "No Harry Potter local as no magic, ..." We don't publish localized Harry Potter (don't they? I am not sure) because m
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by qlk1123 8y ago
A informative report. Would be better if there were some comparisons based on energy consumption.
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by qlk1123 8y ago
Good question, good replies. Thanks to OP and others! IMHO your situation is actually quite positive because you notice the domain you enjoy more, which is communicating with people rather than interacting with computers. Why not just kee

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