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by rqs 8y ago
Maybe the candidate just trying to show their passion and they just not completely trusted you, so they're not sure about the answer. Or the candidate may have just failed another interview hours ago because he said he enjoyed working
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I once trying to dig out the crime rate (not murder rate) of our city in South China, at least trying to have a grasp on what's going on. (TL;DR: and failed) The only related data that I (as a citizen, not insider) can found is in the
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> please don't over estimate their skills and qualification No, I said "careless" rather than "incompetent". Lot's of things could go wrong and cause that, I don't comment on the detail until the reason
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> The company's developers accidentally uploaded the entire database to Github Wait, from what I've heard, the programmer just uploaded a configuration file that contains the password of the database? And oh boy, he's not
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Maybe, but the people who live in the low life are really struggling to survive. UBI can change that and given them an opportunity to arise. Which is a good thing, does it? Plus, give the future a little bit more time, when science and tech
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> ... at the same time the single and the only huge factor which make poor PHP code written by junior developers manageable is this ... One thing many people misunderstood is that "PHP are for newbies". No, you need to have som
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> But there are good reasons why you shouldn't. Wonder why, care to explain?
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Wow that's a nice hijack of the topic ... KMT is actually doing very poor at the time when they are ruling the whole China, which is something our (P.R.C) text book love to talk about. And it's the main reason of why many people a
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1, The tech needed to build a base on other planet was in place for decades 2, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJpX1KZHPCI
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> we will have bases If you change "have" to "could", then maybe it's true again, according to this video at least: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3iMlOH6hdOw It's quite sad to see politici
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> Currently, SNI in TLS 1.2 has a flaw that allows censors to differentiate between a “real” service and a “fake” service if they are savvy enough to figure it out. Interestingly, SNI in TLS 1.3 fixes this problem by hiding all of the in
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> Eight years after Google initially took a stand against Internet censorship by exiting the Chinese search market Wried, don't just mention the censorship reason. The bigger picture is [0][1]: 1. China government demanding content
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Given the previous information, he's a capable person [0], and more importantly, "honest and dedicated to work" (Originally: 自去年一月陆奇加入百度以来，公司发生了很多积极向上的变化。我和广大同学一样，都对他正直的人品、忘我的工作精神和在技术及商业领域的敏锐洞察力印象深刻……) [1]. So I guess I'
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> Maybe it's a Fiber or internet.org kind of play Maybe this is the exact reason + some data mining bonus (Not important, but Google can still do it). Also, if Google is an ISP, without hosting it's own DNS service (Have to rel
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Resolving violence problem is hard. If the government is not onboard with you, technology is almost useless. Assuming your government (the justice department at least) still functioning, electronic banking transaction MAY actually reduce ra
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10% for writing the game? you maybe too optimistic :D I found myself having the same problem, luckily I don't know how to write a language. I'm currently working on a part-time project in Go, it involve a HTTP service. As you may
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> What, Web 3.0 will come with booze? Off topic but, you know what, maybe it eventually will. Just like in the movie Ready Player One, nothing says it couldn't be done. Maybe the reduce of physical interaction between people are not
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Hehe, an underwater tunnel huh? How about to build an underwater tunnel between the mainland and Hainan[0]? Oh wait somebody mentioned it[1] at 2010, and someone else did it[2] again at 2018. Well, then good luck to that tunnel. [0] https:
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> Why is it unethical to launch a censored search product in China? No, it's ethical in the government's views. However, then why do people in China would going to use such search engine knowing it's as bad as Baidu curre
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> HN is just a relatively US focused site Maybe it's language related. I'm Chinese, and I can tell you there are many people in the dark corners of China's Internet are talking about similar kind of things: Spy stories, mi
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Sigh So, hi kushalpandya, jmiserez and svesselov (For some reason I cannot reply your comment) Looks like you guys didn't understand what I just said: The problem is the UX design is NOT very good. I think you guys should re-think ab
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I don't know about the performance and bugfix issues, but based on my experience with gitlab.com, I don't think it has a good UX design. You see, there are many many best practices in the UX world, just like those in the programmi
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Well, if you put it this way, we humans was[0] also good at it. This got me thinking, maybe about 64000 years later we will see the first group of elephant programmers :D [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cave_painting
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> I believe this aspect of Chinese culture Well, for me, it's just like to saying "Oh, Chinese people just do that sometimes". It's a quite ignorant view actually, because when you look at Taiwan and Hongkong, it&#x27
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I'm don't completely get it. How does CDN is required for this? Let's say that I have a Nginx on my server which serves a lot's of websites, and whose web sites can only be accessed through HTTPS with SNI, not HTTP. Now
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> Chinese origin living in US with US citizenship seem to think this is necessary and good for the people Of course, they don't have to live with all that so they don't actually care. Next time you could ask them whether or not
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> If they stop fighting after they learn, then no, it's not a problem with the language. It's the very definition of learning. I think the problem here is how hard people have to fight. How about take a step back, and view the
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> but their top recommendation is a Chinese laptop with a design ripped-off of the MacBook Pro Well, 'ripped-off' is too strong for this very case, as laptops now days looks more or less the same (Just like smartphones). As a C
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by rqs 8y ago
On the "CAs is controlled by state" side, some privacy enthusiasts in China already removed those CAs from their system long ago. Go give them some hug and support: https://github.com/chengr28/RevokeChinaCerts
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Irony. HTTPS deployment in China is going very ... not bad. First and second tier websites already switched it on long ago. Because in China we had an ancient tradition for ISPs to sniff and modify user's traffic to (for example) injec

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