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by tanilama 7y ago
You can go to 4chan or 8chan, there is always some place for even more fringe opinions.
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by tanilama 7y ago
Libra can be a good idea, but probably not from Facebook. What Facebook lacks among Big Techs the most, is public trust. In an era where anything from Big Techs are meticulously scrutinized, something that seems to aim to bypass government
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by tanilama 7y ago
https://www.counterpointresearch.com/global-smartphone-share... Adding Huawei+Xiaomi+Oppo+Vivo alone counts 45% of the world smart share already, by units, and the others consisting ZTE/Lenovo and other Chinese brands
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by tanilama 7y ago
The government can just take the internet down for the protest area. There is only that far technology can go.
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by tanilama 7y ago
Because most major manufacturers are mainly Chinese now(Huawei/Xiaomi/Oppo), and China is the NO1 market, why leave China? Samsung had been irrelevant in China for some years now, like below 1% market share. It just can't com
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by tanilama 7y ago
Also peer pressure sometimes can be a good thing. It could help you overcome fear and discover your true potential
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by tanilama 7y ago
Emmmm, this is crazy. Capital will find its way just not through US exchange
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by tanilama 7y ago
I don't understand your point here. WeWork makes a mistake of overhiring, now it is laying off people to offset the effects. Are we blaming it to create those false jobs in the first place or canceling them out afterwards? They can&#x2
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by tanilama 7y ago
They tend to produce overfitted model instead, because the such competition optimize towards that direction.
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by tanilama 7y ago
That is reverse propaganda if you believe it. And you probably have no idea about both countries mentioned here.
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by tanilama 7y ago
Japan/South Korea would be your choice, though expensive.
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by tanilama 7y ago
I don't think Google would even attempt to do this, at least not in a high profile public fashion. Google is watching your backyard from above seems like a PR disaster to its already troubled image.
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by tanilama 7y ago
As a full-time Python DL developer, I would say the major pain point isn't about passing the ndarrays/tensors to BTS runtime. The major pain point of Python is the ... Python part of it, that is not related to ML itself. Like proc
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by tanilama 7y ago
Is 8M/mo they outrageous a number here? Assuming Lyft paying 200k/year on average to its employees, 8M is about hiring 500 of them. It is sizable, not ridiculous. And optimizing your cloud cost is definitely your own responsibilit
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by tanilama 7y ago
Uber is at a worrying place with or without bill.
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by tanilama 7y ago
Wow...The drama just keeps getting wilder...
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by tanilama 7y ago
If your interests are against Google in the future, and importantly they find it is necessary to go after you, they will sue you upon using those layers. For most people it probably doesnt matter. Other big techs need to take notice
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by tanilama 7y ago
> China just plays catchup. With a centralized government, you'll always be playing catchup. Japan/S Korea/Taiwan beg to differ. Those are under democratic governance, but 'centralized' never the less. Japan has
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by tanilama 7y ago
Who they hired are good enough for the jobs. Not everyone in FAANG are in charge of shaping the industry. In fact, even with such hiring process, I would say FAANG problem is still having too many of such talented people but not enough inte
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by tanilama 7y ago
If that is true...This is a culture inbreeding disaster...
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by tanilama 7y ago
How does this pass through their legal team?
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by tanilama 7y ago
Is GM's car actually competitive?
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by tanilama 7y ago
I don't think vendor lock-in is what small startup should worry about.
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by tanilama 7y ago
China is too close. UK is too far. UK's war claim on basically Chinese soil is laughable.
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by tanilama 7y ago
Google's side projects keep being joke and untrustworthy, not even newsworthy material.
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by tanilama 7y ago
I remember they required a check over credit history to decide whether you are eligible for renting. I don't think there is law to forbid agencies to do this.
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by tanilama 7y ago
Even considering healthcare?
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by tanilama 7y ago
True. I think reciprocity is the key here. China needs to open up its market to the world for the benefits of every party in the world trade. It has enjoyed a long enough special treatment to use a lot of domestic excuses to perform various
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by tanilama 7y ago
China has surpassed US last year in terms of consumption of retail goods. China's advantage is no longer cheap labor TBH...It hasn't been cheap for a long time now. America is unique and important...But so is China.
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by tanilama 7y ago
Nobody writing NN in Python, they are just describing it. For NN or DL in general, the correctness doesn't really lie too much on the code quality level, like ownership Rust people love to talk about. It is more about Numeric stability

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