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by tianshuo 5y ago
We are paying for good quality content, but we have a problem in promoting our contest. Do you have any good ideas on ways of finding young people who could be interested?
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by tianshuo 5y ago
Tried that before, doesn't work. The problem is that people who learn foreign languages and people who are good at making videos are two total different groups. We've done this before, got ten thousands of videos, but the content
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by tianshuo 5y ago
We're a small team making the next-gen of language learning app. Instead of "learning a language through memorizing words and grammar rules", we help children acquire fluency by watching short videos of people speaking the la
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Show HN: Hotpot, a TikTok for learning English like a native speaker(hotpotenglish.com)
7 points by tianshuo 5y ago|7 comments
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by tianshuo 6y ago
Bret Victor has inspired me and my team for many years. His blog is a must read for PM's and curriculum designers. It is a pity that Dynamicland is non-opensource, or at least is not scalable to millions/billions of people. IMHO,
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by tianshuo 6y ago
Head-turning doesn't work that great, live2d looks much better here.
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by tianshuo 7y ago
Is this using google's tacotron2 or wavenet anywhere? How does this compare to them?
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by tianshuo 7y ago
Here's an open-source project from Google Deepmind's Magenta Project, that does exactly what you want. https://magenta.tensorflow.org/onsets-frames
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by tianshuo 7y ago
I played around with: https://www.notion.so/ it didn't stick. Our team is using Tapd (free, in Chinese, made by Tencent) for kanban boards, document sharing and other kinds of collaboration.
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by tianshuo 7y ago
`SHENZHEN I/O contains minor references to drugs and alcohol and a little bit of swearing. It takes place in China and includes Chinese characters and situations. Students may acquire an increased sense of the ridiculousness of modern
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by tianshuo 7y ago
This is almost the same open-ended interview questions I've used for many years, works a charm because it filters the engineers from the chaff (who just copy-pastes code from the internet w/o understanding why)
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by tianshuo 7y ago
The test cases for the Fibonacci sequence is terribly bad, you can cheat by returning fn = n=>[0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34][n] You need random test cases and larger test cases. Codewars is definitely better than this.
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by tianshuo 8y ago
This is quite similar but not as well polished as http://pomotodo.com (Pomodoro+Todo list+scoreboard)
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by tianshuo 8y ago
You could easily do something like this using open source parser generators, like Pegjs( https://github.com/pegjs/pegjs ) and own the final code yourself.
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by tianshuo 8y ago
Breaks easily, to reproduce bug: Put =B1 in A1 and =A1 in B1.
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by tianshuo 8y ago
The new algorithm is so awkward. There is an easier way to divide the cake for n people (n>=2). For a rectangular cake move the knife with a slow uniform velocity, for a circular cake, cut to the center, and start rotating the cake with
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by tianshuo 9y ago
If you are a startup marketing for the Asian market especially China, feel free to send your BP to me(tianshuo@galaxyinternet.com), we are a VC that helps foreign startups (and local startups) understand the very complicated Chinese educati
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by tianshuo 9y ago
Hi, I'm an investor from China. Instead of forcing students to use cumbersome computerized inputs for equations, we are seeing multiple approaches to revolutionalize how math homework is being marked in China, including professional sc
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by tianshuo 9y ago
There are techniques in Chinese articles supported by CPC on the topic of detecting steganography and decrypting it. Tampering a file will leave prints that aren't normal, and that could be found. So steganography maybe isn't a go
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by tianshuo 9y ago
Their only demo went back and forth for 200 meters, and nothing happened ever after. SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM, there is no way for the bus to turn except for tearing down infrastructure and using 10 lanes. The creators made a fund out of the pro
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by tianshuo 9y ago
I reported multiple bugs in Codewars for Javascript, and created one of the hardest katas with anti-cheat here( https://www.codewars.com/kata/mystery-function-number-2 ). The founder remarks that Codewars has sanity chec
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by tianshuo 9y ago
It seems that google translate doesn't work good enough for Chinese, I'll take some time to translate my blog into English and post it to medium.
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by tianshuo 9y ago
Although not a book, I blatantly self-recommend my personal blog(in Chinese, could use Google translate) on Online Education here( http://zhuanlan.zhihu.com/flippedclassroom ). I'm an investor focused on online education
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by tianshuo 10y ago
My grandpa,now 89, has been running Ubuntu on an old computer for more than ten years(I remember it was 5.04 or something). No viruses, no malware. He uses Picasa for photos, Firefox for online email and news browsing, with a 150% font. Man
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by tianshuo 10y ago
My favorite timer is pomotodo.com which merges a todo list with a pomodoro timer, and gives stats on completion rates.
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by tianshuo 11y ago
Hi, if you could change the jquery Google CDN(which is blocked in China) to fallback to locally hosted, guys in China could access your website without a vpn. Try something like fallback.io
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by tianshuo 12y ago
The site is broken for China, since the prettify js code is hosted on Google Code.
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by tianshuo 13y ago
Very interesting! Could be a useful tool to teach algebra. I've posted some bug reports on github. Please keep up the good work!
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by tianshuo 13y ago
Hi Thomas, I'm a Science and technology instructor for high school students in Beijing, this could make a great project for them. Call me at tianshuo_at_gmail_dot_com
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by tianshuo 13y ago
I don't see why you couldn't use node-webkit https://github.com/rogerwang/node-webkit/ instead.

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