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by ttflee 8y ago
The ideology of the Party has been corrupted to the core, and what’s left is mere Machiavellianism. Choosing a wrong alternative ideology is too big a mistake that nobody dare to take the risk.
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by ttflee 8y ago
Communist party of China used to be an organized religion, and quite a fanaticized one during the Cultural Revolution, that believed in a portfolio of Marxism-Leninism-Maoism ideologies and worshipped Mao personally. Religions and other old
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by ttflee 8y ago
You need an interlocutor to talk to about your technical choices. You would also talk a lot about the product and strategy and reassure that the communications are effective and mutual knowledge updated.
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by ttflee 8y ago
It’s definitely not communist but the Gongsun Wei Yang’s legalism. Each and every great empire in the history of China took his way of ruling.
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by ttflee 8y ago
Extended family does not seem to matter. The brother of one of the top leaders of the party (Yu Zhengsheng) has defected to the US long before Yu being elected into PBSC (Politburo Standing Committee), the board of directors for China inc.
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by ttflee 8y ago
If you break these numbers down further to city level, most of them are near the coastline.
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by ttflee 8y ago
Most of the China based suppliers are located to the east of Heihe-tengchong line[1], i.e. the east half of China. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heihe–Tengchong_Line
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by ttflee 8y ago
Breaking China down to provinces (I cannot find which are the ones I missed, about 10 of them total): Guangdong 110 (Shenzhen 41; Dongguan 36; Guangzhou 9; Huizhou 9; Zhuhai 6; Zhongshan 4) Jiangsu 110 Shanghai 36 Sichuan 14 Henan
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by ttflee 8y ago
A quick count of occurrences of region names (might not be exhaustive): China 358 Japan 137 USA 66 Taiwan 54 Korea 35 Vietnam 22 Philippines 17 Malaysia 17 Thailand 16 Singapore 14 Germany 11 Ind
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by ttflee 8y ago
And his visionary talk on JavaScript, asm.js and others: https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/the-birth-and-death...
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by ttflee 8y ago
It works great for iPhone.
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by ttflee 8y ago
Sorry, I mistook your point. The critical issue for rf keys is the lack of a button to lock/unlock the door.
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by ttflee 8y ago
You should use a key exchange protocol like Diffie Hellman
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by ttflee 8y ago
By latest, do you mean the latest in term of client time or server time?
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by ttflee 8y ago
Kay found the web distasteful. “his conception of the World Wide Web was infinitely tinier and weaker and terrible. His thing was simple enough with other unsophisticated people to wind up becoming a de facto standard, which we’re still suf
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by ttflee 8y ago
> Russia can’t do anything If I were Putin, I would provoke tensions between China and the U.S. and profit. Yes, China has ambitions to become a greater power, and U.S. has its interest to curb China. Russia, as other emerging economies,
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by ttflee 8y ago
The gov't has already been so difficult to get with. With algorithms, doubly so.
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by ttflee 8y ago
Would plant die if the CO2 level is deprived to a very low level that plant could no longer photosynthesize?
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by ttflee 8y ago
Check this out. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/MONIAC
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by ttflee 8y ago
It’s absolutely viral and addicting here in China, as well as the news aggreation app ‘Jinri Toutiao’(Toutiao.com) from the same company. These apps could easily kill a large amount of time and the recommendation system behind is the magica
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by ttflee 8y ago
It could be a design and what you were missing is a glass facade that would align its missing symmetry.
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by ttflee 8y ago
I have added a DingTalk line to my checklist for next job interview.
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by ttflee 8y ago
In Hangzhou, China, you would find the drivers to behave much nicer to pedestrians. The local police would fine the drivers otherwise.
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by ttflee 8y ago
Remembering my experience in Singapore years ago. I usually went across roads at pedestrian crossing with a few exceptions at Little India, where I followed the crowds and went straight across the roads. People do follow the crowds around.
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by ttflee 8y ago
On macOS safari shows a hint “this webpage is using significant energy. Closing it may improve the responsiveness of your mac”. And the app is using 100% of time on a core, apparently.
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by ttflee 8y ago
From a developer’s perspective, d3 makes so much use of type coercion that it is too clever for a non-savvy js/webdev worker to reason about.
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by ttflee 8y ago
This will not work, unless Xi resigns with his staff, replacing them with actual competent ones. That would be a miracle.
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by ttflee 8y ago
The recent rhetoric of NYTimes around a Trump-administration related issue is always like 'Why A would actually become not-A'. A professor in physics dept. in University of Science and Technology of China at Hefei has complained t
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by ttflee 8y ago
It would be easier to learn from the comics at dilbert.com to avoid bad management.
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WWDC 2018(developer.apple.com)
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