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8y ago
It will be a good outcome that China opens its market more to the world, which is actually to the interests of the Chinese consumers, they already want foreign goods and now it is more affordable and would probably force their domestic comp
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8y ago
US doesn't have the lowest overall tariff in the world, it is Japan who does among major countries. Talking about fairness, it is fair for US to print their own currency and buy goods around the world, while other countries can't
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8y ago
Can other countries trusy Trump administration at all at this point? It seems obvious, to deal with Trump, you have to prepare for the worst, since he is not predictable and tends to whatever he wants and whenever he desires.
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8y ago
Ironically, the hiking home prices benefits this generation the most as well.
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8y ago
Numeric stability is very tricky to get right.
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8y ago
Not really. No small task really. ML models are not even resistant enough to same framework upgrade, let alone hardware switch.
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8y ago
With the current marketing pitch, this seems to target enterprises/cloud providers for in-house DB solution. It might be too much for regular consumer to understand its benefits.
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8y ago
It could happen both way. Noted that Google is much more saturate for its ML talents, so unless you are super top-notch, some people will take it to Amazon for bigger impact. I personally know a few people, who is competitive in the industr
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8y ago
In other words, Go is designed for practicality. It shows design consideration to favor engineering while Haskell, as far as I can tell, barely cares.
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8y ago
Because it is not great at solving real world problem.
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8y ago
Linear algebra, some calculus and probability theory Being a practitioner for Deep Learning, the bar is actually lower than being a proficient, compiler or database programmer.
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8y ago
First, Transaction is not free, there is overhead comes with it. Second, it could be upstream software bug, that writes wrong data to the DB, you can possibly overwrite that.
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8y ago
This is awesome, But The algorithm of cause doesn't understand all contexts. What troubles me is that, in the first example, should we really give algorithm the freedom to propose a new date for an appointment? It reminds me one thing
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8y ago
Industry stradgey exists in every country...It is just because this is China so it is on a much larger scale...
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8y ago
In Silicon Valley, most likely you are not going to afford a house anyway.. .
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9y ago
Majority of its employees are in Bay Area, the rest of the offices are insignificant comparing to bay area.
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9y ago
> struggles to tame a workplace culture of nonstop debate Make them busy with overwhelming work
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9y ago
They talk about it, but they never leave. There is NO true alternative, that can make real money other than YouTube
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9y ago
Notebook is code.
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9y ago
I thought about it before. Yeah it will make analytics driven journalism unprofitable. But why this is a bad thing anyway? The old subscription model works and the quality of the content is high.
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9y ago
With white list for average users... how could Youtube recommend videos to people? They can't possibly give up the right to show you stuff they want, there is so much money to be made from this.
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tanilama
9y ago
Brazil/Apollo needs huge renovation though, especially when Containers are getting so much more popular.
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9y ago
Hello n, what you described is what Cambridge Analytica did. Zero chance Facebook would risk their business, AGAIN.
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9y ago
All the redesigns look Facebook-ish. Which make me wonder... Do the designers understand what people love about Reddit? The new interface looks void of information and way too distracting...
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9y ago
Trump is bring the end of a system. Interesting to see how it will actually unfold. Trade war with China will hurt both sides, with China on the loser side. But China will be resilient, after all the anti-west narrative never goes away and
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9y ago
The trailer is pretty heavy-handed and sensationalized.
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9y ago
If it according to market...It is not
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9y ago
https://www.theatlantic.com/education/archive/2017/08/why-me... Statistics show that man are the new minority in the campus. But it is surely will be frown upon by some AA activists if a that program is
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9y ago
You will be amazed how flexible they allow advertiser to specify the criteria, and how easy that with a handful filters they can target as niche as tens of people in the same area as a cohort. I'd suggest you turn of all the personaliz
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9y ago
Agree, Apple had the least incentive to monetize your data. Amazon will use your data to sell stuff, but they probably not going to share that to others. Google and FB are all advertising companies that they relies on reselling your data fo
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