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by tianqi 1y ago
Yes, I meant reflecting only this wavelength. Thanks.
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by tianqi 1y ago
This story makes me remember that I had heard a fun fact a long time ago that many people have never actually seen the colour "violet" which is a single wavelength of visible light. Because there are very few things that reflect o
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by tianqi 1y ago
Yes, and an upset one too.
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by tianqi 1y ago
Many of his readings are mentioned here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mao_Zedong
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by tianqi 1y ago
A fun fact that please excuse me if off-topic: Mao Zedong was a librarian before he started the Bolshevik Revolution in China, and then he changed all of China. So it's often said in China that it's really dangerous to upset a lib
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by tianqi 1y ago
No, unfortunately. English is not my first language.
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by tianqi 1y ago
Oddly enough, I've always been fascinated by Australian accents. It somehow made me particularly happy especially after I watched this video ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QCgqQdmr0M ) where I couldn't understan
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by tianqi 2y ago
For reference, a hybrid fuzzy-SVM has a prediction accuracy rate of 88.26%. https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8344688 (This shows why betting on sports is almost impossible to have a long-term edge as it's alre
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by tianqi 2y ago
I agree with one of the points from The Art of PostgreSQL by Dimitri Fontaine, which is appropriate for answering this question: "So when designing your software architecture, think about PostgreSQL NOT as storage layer, but rather as
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by tianqi 2y ago
> "Usrs will be able to pick between thundermail.com and tb.pro domains." It's not easy for me to believe that these domain names are chosen for email address by someone in the email business.
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by tianqi 2y ago
It's cool! Btw I would like to report that the charts will mess up if you use Google Translate for the page.
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by tianqi 3y ago
So what are the alternatives? Based on current information it seems that there are no domestic product in China that are comparable to these mainstream CPUs.
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Kindle Oasis seems to be discontinued(old.reddit.com)
4 points by tianqi 3y ago|0 comments
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by tianqi 3y ago
This is like compensating purse snatchers because the promotion of mobile payments reduces their income. Sydney's taxi is a shame to this wonderful city. I still remember when I first just arrived in Sydney, I took a taxi from the airp
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by tianqi 3y ago
Nowadays when I'm ready to learn a new field, I start by talking to chatGPT to get a general picture of the field and a few introduction books, specifically ones that are admittedly objective, not propagandistic. After reading these bo
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Julian Assange has been back in court(abc.net.au)
6 points by tianqi 3y ago|0 comments
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Julian Assange extradition appeal: what's at stake and what will happen next?(theguardian.com)
5 points by tianqi 3y ago|0 comments
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by tianqi 3y ago
Others' willingness to co-operate and share is not a valid reason for stealing.
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by tianqi 3y ago
Yes. You might have a better word for stealthily using open source software and claiming that it was developed independently by themselves.
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by tianqi 3y ago
They didn't develop their own toys, they just stole the toys that others open-sourced. Considering that this behavior is not market driven, although a special(if not monstrous) ecosystem could be formed, I don't think the quality
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by tianqi 3y ago
I'm not sure you can still "do what you want" because without ads Youtube would not exist.
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by tianqi 3y ago
Personally I think so. Reading requires a high level of concentration and immersion of the brain, as well as a low level of noise signaling. Modern video, on the other hand, does whatever it takes to destroy that ability. Think of their pac
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by tianqi 3y ago
I create pottery and I never sell it. So I can't evaluate my art by the level of profit. I sometimes sit in the dead of night, listening to music, and suddenly I catch a glimpse of a piece of work and see it in the gentle light showing
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by tianqi 3y ago
Yes. Qin Shi Huang commanding the human computer made by very large population is, I think, a satire on the obsession of dictatorship country with large-scale population performances (which always happens in China and North Korea), but that
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by tianqi 3y ago
I'm getting 502 error. Congrats if this is because the demand is on fire :)
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by tianqi 3y ago
I was most impressed by Sheldon's use of a telepresence robot in one of the Big Bang Theory episodes. That was very funny as well as a good introduction to the uses of such robots.
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by tianqi 3y ago
The problem is that customers in the western world don't buy it.
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by tianqi 3y ago
Such a super app controls and monitors people in a way that is intolerable or even unimaginable at all in the western world.
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by tianqi 3y ago
I don't think Musk knows enough about WeChat. WeChat controls and monitors people in a way that is intolerable or even unimaginable at all in the western world.
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by tianqi 3y ago
They don't want. Where there is no information, people are like zombies just do what the manipulator wants them to do.

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