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by tanilama 7y ago
They must have. They have actively invite politics into their companies, and make a playground for them.
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by tanilama 7y ago
> Yet none of those things enter conversations about cultural affinity in the same way movies do. Really? What cultural affinity is there for Avengers? For Force Awakens? I would argue movies have built an establishment of critics around
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by tanilama 7y ago
Bob Iger is magical but I am not worrying about Disney's monopoly per say. Yes, Disney is dominating Hollywood like no one had done before. But Hollywood itself is as irrelevant as it has never been. It no longer dominates the world&#x
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by tanilama 7y ago
Emmmm. Wikipedia is pretty valuable yet it is free.
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by tanilama 7y ago
Linux doesn't make money on its own. Not sure why it is a surprise to people that Docker can't monetize as a For-business entity
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by tanilama 7y ago
The employee disrupt Google itself, not the society. History is history. Comparing Google to murderers are just false. They are not. In fact Google got where it is today, is mainly due to the fact they previously intentionally obfuscated th
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by tanilama 7y ago
Pretty much. Virtualenv solves 90% of the problem, and it is not like you need to revisit your setup on a daily basis. I would be more willing to spend time on my test setup than anything else, because that affects the development experienc
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by tanilama 7y ago
Old virtualenv works. Pip works. This post reads most to me as fad. It is an opinion, you would most likely bail out.
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by tanilama 7y ago
Maybe the fact Amazon is also an e-commerce company helps. Disclaimer: ex-AWS employee
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by tanilama 7y ago
What do you suggest them? Change the law? How is that not another patch? I think this is proposal is definitely more than a patch though, it is pretty fundamental.
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by tanilama 7y ago
How come it can be this expensive? Can't see how a degree would worth 400k seriously
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by tanilama 7y ago
Almost like the brain has a compaction and garbage collection phase.
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by tanilama 7y ago
It is easy to see why having a degree is not popular here in this forum. It is probably acting as a hard barrier for some to get a job. Thus people don't like it. Per my experience working in a big tech shop, most of the engineer-kind
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by tanilama 7y ago
A CS degree means better HR screening pass rate. Isn't this obvious...
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by tanilama 7y ago
Nice. One step towards the right direction.
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by tanilama 7y ago
> corporate censorship policies Which in a large part with preference tailored to US
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by tanilama 7y ago
What he is saying is that Money needs to find a way to speak. Nothing new, just some sugar coating of 'We Need That Ads Money, are you kidding me?'
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by tanilama 7y ago
Guess cost cutting is coming to the research sector. Too bad Google's research sector is actually pretty inspiring.
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by tanilama 7y ago
It doesn't work that way either. Consumers are not suddenly going to have more to spend due to hike of minimum wage. If the inflation keeps low, total amount of money in the economy is relative constant, thus the cake is not getting mu
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by tanilama 7y ago
True. It is not like McDonald's is already pushing for those self-order kiosks.
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by tanilama 7y ago
10 Billion is quite a lot. And government contract is very stable income. But I got your point on politics, that is something pretty unpredictable.
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by tanilama 7y ago
Owning Post seems to cost Bezos quite a fortune.
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by tanilama 7y ago
TPU is old news. I think what would the actual news will be a Chip that is customized/optimized to just run BERT. The Transformer architecture itself stays mostly unchanged in the 2 years after it has been proposed, and with BERT&#x2F
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by tanilama 7y ago
It is google, it is probably their secret sauce. I won't be surprised that someday Google makes custom ASIC chip to just run transformer models.
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by tanilama 7y ago
Never understand why non English programming language would exist except for identity politics reason, nowadays. It is not like using non English languages would change paradigm programming itself.
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by tanilama 7y ago
It means 'succeeded in shooting down' right? Seems pretty contextual, but understandable.
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by tanilama 7y ago
As with all packages. They started slim and nimble, but the scope grows, it gets heavy and bloated. React used to be great, and to some degree it still is, but somehow its contributor has a vision to make it our generation's J2EE, whic
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by tanilama 7y ago
Pretty much. Trust is gone.
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by tanilama 7y ago
I think it simply means the strokes are pretty densely packed. Kanji is very complex structure wise, bold typefaces such as this needs to utilize space carefully otherwise some strokes will become indistinguishable
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by tanilama 7y ago
This news is from a highly opinionated Taiwan website. They had a narrative to push with anything they write.

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