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by tanilama 7y ago
Actually I don't think so. It is much more than losing face. Losing sovereignity in East Asian countries, where nationalism is hyper active, is an attack directly on national identity. The Chinese government now will cease to exist if
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by tanilama 7y ago
And literally export all their garbage to China.
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by tanilama 7y ago
Definitely noticing the trend of politicizing of this place. But yeah, if that is what people cares about then so be it. Performative erudition is an interesting characterization, especially when this is from New Yorker.
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by tanilama 7y ago
Even enternal security?
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by tanilama 7y ago
This doesn't surprise me per say. The number is nevertheless smaller than the number of engineers they hire, and they only had a handful major services to offer.
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by tanilama 7y ago
Politics aside, I don't really FB is an effective medium to communicate anymore. I posted something on Facebook recently after a long while, there is like 1-2 follow-ups I got, it feels obsolete to me.
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by tanilama 7y ago
Unless US wants WWIII.
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by tanilama 7y ago
It is common. As to how to deal with it, it depends on your colleagues' willingness to adapt your advice. Hints: they probably won't change. So I would say speak louder then.
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by tanilama 7y ago
Pretty hard. China is not an immigrant country. If you don't look like Chinese/Asian, then you are an outiler. Diversity isn't something China, or East Asia values in general, uniformity instead.
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by tanilama 7y ago
Nothing to be surprised about. Hometown is almost more attractive if other factors considered to be irrelevant. You have your native language, your family around, the food and just familiarity of things, as comparing to be a foreigner in a
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by tanilama 7y ago
Hush, you are breaking their narrative.
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by tanilama 7y ago
loll, good luck.
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by tanilama 7y ago
I don't buy the major argument a language is completely separate entity with its implementation, especially there is only very limited choices of implementations out there. Other arguments feel a little too convievent to dismiss the co
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by tanilama 7y ago
what do they trying to achieve?
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by tanilama 7y ago
Two Years aren't exactly that much of an extension.
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by tanilama 7y ago
Well can confirm. I prefer pure English than romanization pinyin ANY time. Pinyin for Chinese isn't self contained, you have to guess what really means. If I saw pinyin code, unless it is absolutely necessary, like not ambiguous and no
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by tanilama 7y ago
OnePlus 7 Pro is selling like crazy, so notch is probably something people want to get rid of if they have a choice, which isn't something iPhone users really have. iPhone is no longer a trend setter in smartphone business for some tim
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by tanilama 7y ago
Agree. Democracy isn't the end of governance. A dysfunctional democracy is no better than an effective authoritarian government.
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by tanilama 7y ago
Why the hate. It is just a chatting tool, nothing more. Most of the functionality is useless in US.
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by tanilama 7y ago
Paraphrase it: you are paying Apple a premium to not sell your data.
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by tanilama 7y ago
I don't know though. I believe that I have saved carefully for the worse to come, but I am not sure would it be sufficient or not. Certainly not big capital spending whatsoever in next year. Risky time indeed.
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by tanilama 7y ago
Flink is a strong competitor. Spark itself also claims to be a runner up with minibatching. But streaming model is more widely adopted outside of frameworks. AWS Lambda or Fass platform can be viewed as streaming model with simple topology.
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by tanilama 7y ago
What learnt in school is insufficient to meet with all real world challenges. To claim as a developer, you need to understand the internals, that is the ability to poke and trace to the root of the problem deep underneath. Debugging in FP f
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by tanilama 7y ago
Except there is no need to do. They already biased for maturity and long term maintainability. I don't think Kotlin is bad per say, but it feels untterly unnecessary.
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by tanilama 7y ago
But it is no longer that useful anyway. It is probably of more value to Google as a legend for recruiting purpose other than an important technological asset or advantage.
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by tanilama 7y ago
Sounds too self-obsessed, and that claim suits any big corporation without context.
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by tanilama 7y ago
Not 100% true. Semiconductor industry isn't a result of free market, it is a highly strategic sector that is largely influenced by political/military goals, this is a claim from Obama administration's own report of China&#x27
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by tanilama 7y ago
You are doing it the wrong way. This administration had gone great length to convince China what it wants is not just trade, it wants a surrender from China to address its own confidence crisis with itself. And of course, the bill will be 1
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by tanilama 7y ago
Chinese devs I know are pretty versed with the rest of the world's developer community. Probably because they have to, it is way to get knowledge and acknowledgement. One thing that is distinctly and decisively different though, is the
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by tanilama 7y ago
> Non-Chinese business must operate with a Chinese partner to do business in the mainland Not really. But it is advised to better have one, because that makes operating in China easier.

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