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tanilama
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tanilama
6y ago
In US Would say the CDN will hurt TikTok the most.
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6y ago
Not intense at all. As a screw in the Facebook machine, your significance is trivial. This is true regardless of your intention. Get over the ethnical drama I would say. Big tech is about as ethnical as banks. In another word, the companies
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You hate how polarized the disclosure had became, where not taking a stance is now the same as taking the stance for the opposite side. I would say, FB did the right thing here, to not supporting a platform that actively politicizing itself
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6y ago
> its nature takes stances on deeply political topics Most of its employees job have nothing about politics. They imagined such relevancy themselves to create a greater significance/satisfaction from the daily mundane job.
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I agree. I don't like what the title tries to suggest that living with your parents is something wrong/abnormal? Why is that? I understand for many it is not a choice, but it doesn't necessarily meaning people are suffering a
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tanilama
6y ago
Doesn't come as surprising to me honestly. Besides performance reason, inlining everything also minimizes your dependencies as well, and now you can make sure what you send out is what user would be able to see. I can also see how this
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6y ago
For NLP applications, the deciding factor is actually GPU memory, so the choice is limited (V100 32GB the best, and nothing below 16GB is worth considering)
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6y ago
Typescript is SUPERSET of JavaScript, not subset...
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6y ago
Deep Learning has been so commoditized and compartmentize over the past 5 years, now I think average SDE with some basic understanding of it can do a reasonable job in application.
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I doubt As impressive a the Planet-Scale sounds like, monitoring system has been essential in a lot of companies, big or small, and there are tons of companies dedicated to this problem domain. So it is not an untapped territory for many. G
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6y ago
Does this have any advantage against Boox Note 10.1?
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6y ago
I don't think React vs Unity is the debate that we all cant wait for it to happen? After all, Web has DOM tree as its fundamental data structure to fiddle with, while Games are just a series of objects that can orient/interact wit
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6y ago
No. Python/C files didn't work in a vacuum. They need dependencies, that is the point of Docker after all. Capture all necessary dependencies into a single image.
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If you wrap you code into Docker, I would say...probably.
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6y ago
This gives people a chance even if it is the government who is going after them, to turn the tide around. I would say this is not weird by any means, it is by intentions, and is indeed how most things go about in US. I will be more surprise
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6y ago
There is the follow-up you requested: https://www.theverge.com/2018/7/25/17612162/facebook-technol... > The sudden rejection stems from a disagreement between Chinese authorities, the source told the
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6y ago
> facebook did not attempt to run its social media business in China This is not true: https://www.theverge.com/2018/7/24/17607992/facebook-allowed... Facebook attempts to open an office in China, but
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6y ago
GoW is really good. And surprisingly affordable (10 bucks!) considering the quality of such entertainment.
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The law makes their business model unprofitable so they are losing money if they keep operation Of course the next step is to stop operating.
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I am impressed by the result there. I read the article with a motivation trying to find fault in it. Albeit being somewhat repetitive, it doesn't appear to be a piece that is inhuman. The model even knows to demonstrate its idea with e
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6y ago
There is a push to this project since like 4 days ago...pretty telling itself.
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That is not my experience at all. I have apps not listed in PlayStore but works just fine. How would Google actually block it?
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wow, the drama begins I think Epic did the right thing. 30% Apple Tax needs to go and go for good. Apple provided limited usefulness in the whole transaction, yet they claim 30% of it. Why?
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6y ago
Your salary is however conditioned on market and how hard your job is
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Decoupling is well under way. No surprise.
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It is not like the competitors is going to have a good time dealing with this any easier. And they have even lesser cash to burn. The delivery price is already a significant chunk of the order, and if the price goes up significantly, I gues
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6y ago
Imagine shutting down food delivery in a pandemic is going to be a popular decision. I imagine not.
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Not irresponsible They shouldn't force to operate a business that loses money, which is not going to be sustainable anyway.
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Why? Genius is given a way out to prevent itself from being scrapped. But it doesn't. Mean they probably value traffic from Google. Which means they are only not OK with scraping when Google uses the scrapped for purpose they deemed re
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Here is the question: Does Google has a right to block you? I believe they do, it is their API afterall. In Genius's case, does it disallow Google for scraping? From their robots.txt, I can't tell: https://genius.com&#x
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