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by tianqi 3y ago
I'm afraid I don't agree with this. In China's Cultural Revolution(1966-1976), the elite were the prime target of persecution. They included the intellectual class, the rich, and even political leaders. Millions of elites com
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Another Reason Why I Don't Keep a Gun in the House (Poem)(lyrikline.org)
2 points by tianqi 3y ago|0 comments
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Titanic: First 3D scan of the shipwreck unveiled(today.com)
1 points by tianqi 3y ago|0 comments
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Illustrated the exact moment when Turing machine was invented(twitter.com)
2 points by tianqi 3y ago|0 comments
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by tianqi 3y ago
Interesting article. The four quadrants are inspiring. I have thought about this many times, but not as clearly as this. And I associated it with MBTI. Maybe the different MBTI type seem to be naturally more interested in one of the quadran
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by tianqi 4y ago
I'm looking forward to learning more about why the shopify ecosystem is toughie? I had considered launching a data analytics system that we're using to monitor shopify site.
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by tianqi 4y ago
I apologize if this comment isn't as informative as it should be. In fact, since Sun Wu lived as long ago as ~2500 years, we don't have any recognizable family heritage about him now. I did read his book, but I don't consider
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by tianqi 4y ago
As a descendant of Sun Tzu, I'm surprised to see a discussion about him at HN:)
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The logo in the top left corner of Twitter has become a doge head(twitter.com)
3 points by tianqi 4y ago|0 comments
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by tianqi 4y ago
Is Cyberabad the name of the place? What can people expect to happen in a place called cyber-bad?
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by tianqi 4y ago
How about What the Dormouse Said: How the Sixties Counterculture Shaped the Personal Computer Industry ? A vivid history of Silicon Valley which is interesting to read.
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by tianqi 4y ago
When a self driving vehicle has to decide on a direction to avoid an apparently fatal crash, driving into a random art projects could be an option.
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by tianqi 4y ago
This seems to have nothing to do with face recognition, but rather misleading the AI to misidentify person as other objects in object recognition task. I like their mission, and I think the design look pretty good. My only concern is that t
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Ask HN: What is the best alternative to SVB for startups?
1 points by tianqi 4y ago|1 comments
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by tianqi 4y ago
It's not necessary. It could also be due to government intervention, accidents (like pandemic randomly disrupting some supply chains), or even illegal behavior (like monopoly through mafia).
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by tianqi 4y ago
I did a search and guessed that the referred redfish is Sebastes mentella , but not sure.
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by tianqi 4y ago
It would be nice if such articles could identify the Latin name of the mentioned species. It's hard for me to know exactly what fish a "redfish" is. People all over the world call certain fish "red fish", like Ameri
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by tianqi 4y ago
So the key question is what allows Australian companies to raise prices and improve profit margins in this situation? It could be monopoly or insufficient competition.
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by tianqi 4y ago
As a robot developer, I get confused about the name. It would be great with calling it something like Stegosaurus or Golem, but I think it doesn't seem helpful to use a tech term with a clear meaning to name something else totally diff
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by tianqi 4y ago
I have hardly ever had this. Are you sure that those emails are real delivery errors and not phishing?
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by tianqi 4y ago
So the word to-do list is misleading. It should be a to-do heap . To be specific, a to-do min-abs-heap :)
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Lobsters, Rock Lobsters and Crayfish(museum.wa.gov.au)
2 points by tianqi 4y ago|0 comments
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by tianqi 4y ago
This article badly underestimates the magnitude of this problem in China. The amount of paid trolls in China is so big that the views of real people have been actually significantly distorted by them.
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by tianqi 4y ago
I think this should be explicitly labeled as Onion News. Otherwise many people will believe it, because it does seem like something Elon Musk might do.
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by tianqi 4y ago
Thanks. That's what I like about Obsidian, a flexible tool kit, instead of KFC party bucket. I just wanted to (self-servingly) remind Obsidian to keep in mind not to go down that road.
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by tianqi 4y ago
While the feature itself was interesting, adding such a feature made alarm in my head. I don't think this is necessarily a good trend. Please Obsidian needs to be very, very cautious about adding such large features. I won't forge
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by tianqi 4y ago
As the founder of TuSimple is Chinese, so I believe the name TuSimple comes from the former CCP General Secretary Jiang Zemin's angry rebuke of Hong Kong journalists as "too simple". This may not have political meaning, as th
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by tianqi 4y ago
I'm curious if AI will plant ads in the answers. MentionRank?
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by tianqi 4y ago
I remember my first generation iPhone only had a black background and could not be changed. People blamed this at that time. Now I'm more convinced that this is intentional.
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by tianqi 4y ago
I remember having read a story that said (sorry I haven't bothered to re-find the source) that, among Steve Jobs' leaked emails, a large percentage of emails contained only one word: No. Interestingly, there was an email sent to h

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