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tanilama
6y ago
Me too. I don't have any evidence, but I believe human evaluation in the whole recommendation is the remedy that makes TikTok excels.
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This isn't too much of a surprise TBH. Google's business is stagnating in US/EU. They need to find a better place to grow.
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6y ago
I think as of today, if the server side of programming we are talking about is really web application, languages don't matter. Pick one you are familiar with, the language the toolchain and the overall ecosystem, it should just work.
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6y ago
Can't the company just deliver the food?
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6y ago
TBH SQLite is suitable for 100% coverage. A lot of application code or workflow style code is hard to reach 100% coverage as they are rarely triggered.
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6y ago
I mean probably the safety of the staff?
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6y ago
I am somewhat confused about the definition of Algorithms under the article's context. What is this Algorithm we are talking about? Is it about basic data structures? If that is what we talk about, I feel at least from like 15 years ag
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6y ago
Social media is an incredibly risky business at the moment. Even Facebook itself isn't safe.
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6y ago
How would this be implemented? Delisting from AppStore? Or ask ISP to ban tiktok domains? Or both?
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6y ago
I guess only a certain fraction of it is made in this factory and possibly just to Japan's domestic market.
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6y ago
There is no Cantonese script. It is traditional Chinese characters + low few hundreds (200-300) phonemes that are unique to Cantonese, which is mainly used for informal conversation. If you publish a book, most likely it will be in the form
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6y ago
I mean Queues are basically sequence with id that can be seen as monotonically incremental... So they can be a database, but why is this claim surprising or insightful in anyway?
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6y ago
Seconded Trump did go all out with his Trump card, trade and tariff. But he can do so much more without playing this card to this extent. Fear is what motivates people, the ideal that China would subject to all around 25% tariffs would put
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6y ago
The Chinese can't innovate or create is really just a relic of 90's racism+orientalism. Seriously, only if you believe somehow the Chinese people have different brain structure, there is absolutely no reason why they can't do
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6y ago
Isn't this literally NVIDIA's dlss? And it has already been productized.
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6y ago
Abandon money for virtue signaling? This is a capitalistic world, money will go where it can multiply itself. US can leave China as they want, will EU follow? How about Japan? My bet will be that they will be happy to take up the vacuum US
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6y ago
> China spent a big chunk of their history under foreign occupation Not true. Most of Chinese history is under a unified regime. The years between 1850-1950 is an outlier in Chinese history. I don't see China's actions here as
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6y ago
Definitely not in the sense that China would treat HK issue like anything but its internal issues. Its action of directly imposing the national security law upon HK only asserts its position, that Chinese government doesn't see there i
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6y ago
> Russia and China aspire to nothing. Not really. Russia and China aspires to protect their perceived sovereignty. That is probably the most fundamental political ideal. Also, China doesn't really treat HK as 'foreign'. La
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6y ago
Telegram....
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6y ago
> could have more federated and decentralized platforms I would absolutely not going to a platform with no moderation. The quality of the content will be abysmal. Honestly, r/D or something like that should just go to host its own w
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6y ago
Maybe because the plan is to ditch Bay Area in the future? Why would people come to a specific place to found an internet company?
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Will that self-balancing chair still get to see the light of the day?
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What about developers developing those models? I think some worries are warranted.
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idk, at least they are trying to get revenue for their own people from somewhere else. Can't see a reason why they wouldn't pursue this objective except US's objection, now the relation had soured anyway.
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6y ago
What is political itself is political. Is LGBT political? Is support for immigration political. Is climate change political? Is COVID-19 political? Trying to be impartial here is a fool's game.
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6y ago
Amazon New will be the worst name for a AWS product, since they announce TONS of products every year, nothing is really new.
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6y ago
It is complicated. It is definitely wrong to say retail doesn't use AWS.
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6y ago
Will employer acknowledge this university? That will be the ultimate test
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6y ago
It is possible but the quality will suffer. In NLP land, En-Fr unsupervised translation yield significantly better result than say for En-Zh translation.
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