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901.
by tanilama 9y ago
If you want to understand the state of AI research, just pull out the origins of the papers from top conferences, that is it. Or for conference like ICLR, there is a rating attached for each paper, even easier for sorting top out influentia
902.
by tanilama 9y ago
Real motivation is he wants to help DACAs. Does this mean to you he doesn't care about other people's life. Or you are saying it is unethical for him to donate to DACA unless he solves everyone's problem otherwise he should d
903.
by tanilama 9y ago
But, in today's workflow, it is trivial for designer to generate the code or even animation with their mockup tools, right? This is useful in a sense if you only have an image of the design, like to quickly copy a competitor's wor
904.
by tanilama 9y ago
Care to illustrate some details?
905.
by tanilama 9y ago
Fun fact: Mongolia buys electricity from China
906.
by tanilama 9y ago
Isn't employment in California in major big tech companies are titled at will?
907.
by tanilama 9y ago
> no big company will ever hire him Palantir or Peter Thiel will just have him well.
908.
by tanilama 9y ago
Chinese government hates everything it can't control, especially related to money. That is just a fact.
909.
by tanilama 9y ago
Agreed, China's excessive state power can be at least of good use for this case.
910.
by tanilama 9y ago
Intel grabs tens of billions revenue year after year, people of course expect the best of the best from them. Playing victim here doesn't work when u r an industry leader. U can not have the cake and eat it.
911.
by tanilama 9y ago
> The whole Von-Neumann system architecture is way too old for today's problems. Why?
912.
by tanilama 9y ago
Spectre doesn't let u do cross VM memory reading, Meltdown does, AFAIK. If you want to read other VMs memory, u need to RUN in those VMs yourself and within the right process. So cloud instance and bare metal ones are equally vulnerabl
913.
by tanilama 9y ago
> Spectre Spectre doesn't really care if it is cloud or bare metal. They are equally vulnerable unless disconnected from internet.
914.
by tanilama 9y ago
I guess that is why they term it as mitigation, since they cannot fix it.
915.
by tanilama 9y ago
Imagine the law suit if Google fails to detect this....
916.
by tanilama 9y ago
If u read the article, it says Midwest schools are getting hit hard. New England elite schools will have no trouble shaking immigrants any way.
917.
by tanilama 9y ago
Consider it has such bad reputation and public image, and subpar salary this is not surprising at all.
918.
by tanilama 9y ago
Maybe true, though I don't really know Russell Group until now. Ultimately it depends on name recongition and rarity.
919.
by tanilama 9y ago
> is why would I pay tuition as a legal immigrant on say a F-1 visa, but if I came in illegally You need a bank statement in order to get your I20.
920.
by tanilama 9y ago
Obviously depends on WHICH schools you attend. Even in case of UK, if you went to Oxford/Cambridge, people would still recognize it. However, studying in some random UK/US schools won't bring you too much benefits as you migh
921.
by tanilama 9y ago
True for Good Schools. It is a great privilege to get into Ivys and top US institutions. Those Midwest public schools in the article don't really have a reputation for themselves.
922.
by tanilama 9y ago
U overstated it vastly...In China, UK degrees got so inflated, many of which being one year master, that they are pretty useless now.Oversea working experience is still valued
923.
by tanilama 9y ago
Unless u get a job. It is pretty hard by itself, even harder under Trump. As an investment, its return is diminishing.
924.
by tanilama 9y ago
Well, why come to a country that is openly hostile to you after all?
925.
by tanilama 9y ago
A late apology, but they do save the brand from further damaging and retain my trust a little bit. For one, I accept their bribe as a customer.
926.
by tanilama 9y ago
Won't be very useful. The internet is turning to subscription model very quickly.
927.
by tanilama 9y ago
He has no proof of that
928.
by tanilama 9y ago
Your referred number is PPP, not GDP. My source is from World Bank: https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GDP.PCAP.CD?location...
929.
by tanilama 9y ago
They did overtake U.S in terms of GDP per capita by 1995, with a margin of 60%. China doesn't have to do this, they only need the GDP per capita to be 1/3 of that of US, they can surpass US in terms of nominal GDP.
930.
by tanilama 9y ago
Japan's GDP per capita in 1995, is 60% more than that of US. Now their GDP per capita is 60% of U.S...which says a lot. The rank actually doesn't say too much. Japan's power is waning, while European country, I know is contro

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