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How do you define "throughly" anyway? Just like a comment in the original post, >>But anything less than 100% coverage guarantees that some part of the code is not tested... > And anything less than 100% race coverage si
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> As a novice programmer, I was absolutely stunned that this was not standard practice. I agree with your point, and I will be benefit from this style if it were the standard, too. But don't you think a good community culture can m
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When using kubernetes, I always wonder if we can transform all the tedious "kubeconfig"s into a collection that can be easily queried, modified, saved and retrieved, rather than maintinaing small text pieces in some directories.
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> So I simply assigned W:X:Y:Z:A:B:C:D to each container -- because, why not? Yes it's wasteful, but it's easy to figure out which is which! It makes me curious. Did you apply any service-discovery mechanism in your IPv6-based
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What kinds of technology are you interested in? AFAIK, there are many tech meetups in Taipei. I myself am a system guy, so I can say that CAT wrokshop (compiler, OS, blockchain, virtualization) and TLKH (Taiwan Linux Kernel Hackers) are go
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Just a note here, actually Fedora/RISC-V are hosting their release builds on qemu.
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> I have to admit that simplified Chinese is definitely a major language improvement. My one exception is I still like to write 龍 instead of 龙 :) Improvement or not? I argue that it depends. Once in an international situation, Mr. Xi w
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Interesting, thanks for sharing your perspective as a native English speaker and a Chinese learner. > I really wish Chinese was the international language. It's power and elegance always amazes me. Even more so as I get further into
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>just use Chinese, it’s optimized for screen space ... [cite needed][original research?]
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> I'm not an expert on the vision system but I would think, sticking to at most 2 different locations instead of 5, and mixing in vertical lines, horizontal lines, diagonals, corners, and circles might be work exploring. What you pr
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I am not sure if I can help with your question much, but I am sure I am in a very similar situation right now and I just learnt how to make myself feel better. No, I didn't "solve" it or "get out," but kind of not
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Thanks for sharing the interesting article! This effect also applies on presentation slides. Just checkout my archive for some slides I presented a few years ago. I would have thought that they are random compilations if there are no file
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China did lose many. Let's take religion as an example. In Malaysia, Taiwan, and Singapore, traditional temples are still "alive" with popular and active ceremonies, while most temples in China I went are just dead buildings
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Sadly, they do have a camp now: https://edition.cnn.com/2018/11/14/asia/uyghur-china-xinjian...
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I totally understand that situation because I have been through similar education in Taiwan about twenty years ago as well. Thankfully the history education here is saner now. Back to the 5K-year claim. It seems just rhetoric, but it actu
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> First, the history is different. Chinese civilization has an unbroken history of five thousand years. Despite that this is a inspired article, this sentence still interrupt my immersive reading. Such claim has always been ridiculous t
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Now I know matrix.
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Just a weakly related comment here. When one talks about security, it's really hard for people to follow what she really means; the context has always been qualitative, but not quantitative. I found the idea "Vertical/Horizo
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With QEMU you can already do amazing things. Every component required by Linux From Scratch has been stable, and you can get a Fedora/Debian image for that as well.