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by tanilama 7y ago
5G, if it is really the umbrella term for ubiquitous unlimited gigabit internet access anywhere, any corner on earth, then it might be useful to self-driving vehicle, since they can download the high precision maps quickly anywhere they go.
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by tanilama 7y ago
> but that's obviously not happening many places Is it happening in ANY places at all? As the carriers add more and more users to their 4G network, and they are not in place to raise the price for their plans, the 4G is just getting
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by tanilama 7y ago
Doesn't mean their carbon footprint is low.
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by tanilama 7y ago
Then probably the whole US population is at fault
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by tanilama 7y ago
Not hard. But boycotting Amazon because of it is selling facial recognition API? Most people will call it nonsense.
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by tanilama 7y ago
And that is good news. Company should focus on making good services and good profit, not virtue signaling on political fluff
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by tanilama 7y ago
You mean more censorship
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by tanilama 7y ago
Well, YouTube can't really stop people from being stupid.
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by tanilama 7y ago
Taking IDLE outside of the standard distribution and make a separate download link for it, isn't in anyway going to hurt Python at this point. Just move tkinter like what they do with typing package is good enough to address everyone&#
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by tanilama 7y ago
But this only can't justify that tkinter being part of the STANDARD library. Taking tkinter out of the standard library won't stop IDLE being built with it, if they chose to do so.
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by tanilama 7y ago
> Brown called out the XML parser and tkinter in particular for making the standard library larger and harder to build, burdening all programmers for the sake of a few Tkinter needs to go...There is very little reason except for the lega
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by tanilama 7y ago
It is not only ethnical. With SO much negative press, I feel that Facebook had lost its mission among wider public. If it is net bad for the society, even just the perception of it, it is hard to hire someone who shared that vision with you
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by tanilama 7y ago
Greed? Please Wall Street? I don't really know really. Maybe the executives are in fear they will be swept out if they are not delivering on hiking the stock price?
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by tanilama 7y ago
From my interaction with Korean people here in US, since the modern Korean language has moved on to its indigenous Hangul system, their ability to understand Hanja is limited, nor do they need such ability in daily life.
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by tanilama 7y ago
But Koreans are still required to learn Kanjis right? Even with many shared/loan words through history, learning several thousands characters still doesn't feel easy enough to me. While in many countries, people start learning Eng
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by tanilama 7y ago
Better convincing your recruiter to follow, until then I would believe it :)
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by tanilama 7y ago
Grandfathering is a good idea. GJ AWS.
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by tanilama 7y ago
Which makes the poster, where it is mainly made of Caucasians super funny.
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by tanilama 7y ago
Too cool? I sense some judgement here. As someone who had never enjoyed alcohol and technically a tech bro, my rejection to alcohol is nothing about the image it presents, just I didn't like the drink. Is this weird？
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by tanilama 7y ago
> Rather than simply transliterating source COBOL code to target Java code, the tool executes a mature automated conversion and refactoring process by first constructing a comprehensive Intermediate Object Model of the legacy system in a
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by tanilama 7y ago
Implying for the most popular feature of the smartphone, there isn't anything for Huawei to copy from Apple. It has been very long time that iPhone doesn't have the best cameras along all, what is the point of copying that?
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by tanilama 7y ago
It is somewhat ignorant not to see China and US has very different transportation system and population density. Building logitistics in US is a totally different story from of China. Put Alibaba in US, they will fail like Amazon did in Chi
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by tanilama 7y ago
I mean Alaska would be tough, also Hawaii
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by tanilama 7y ago
History doesn't always have predictive power over future, as no one would predict Apple would have an epic comeback under Jobs. And Apple Watch is no replacement for iPhone, which has been Apple's lifeline over the past 5 years. A
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by tanilama 7y ago
I think print statement makes it quicker and obvious to expose the internal state I want to observe at the precise point I want, thus fulfilling the hypothesis cycle faster. Debugger, on the other hand, seems effort taking to set up and exp
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by tanilama 7y ago
Is it that hard to admit that Apple products can no longer command a premium among its competitors? The company is now in a great trouble into irrelevancy because of years' inaction.
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by tanilama 7y ago
Apple has only 2 cameras btw. P20 has 4.
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by tanilama 7y ago
Only when comparing to CPython
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by tanilama 7y ago
Not true. They have been optimized for decades. Programming language is as much as about implementation as abstraction
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by tanilama 7y ago
Unless hardware changes drastically, I can't really foresee the demand for a new programming language. Who is there to back it? In this era, it has to be one of the big techs out there. Unless they somehow find that educating their 10

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