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by wenyuanyu 3y ago
Ads are not zero-sum at all... Also most ads are not for the not known things... Coca Cola and Apple are among the top spenders on ads...
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by wenyuanyu 3y ago
Any idea why it is still showing the "weather.com" link next to the forecast?
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by wenyuanyu 3y ago
Sort them, and use a vector of vectors for the adjacency list... Or better still use a graph processing library or graph database to manage that for you...
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by wenyuanyu 3y ago
Oh... I thought it was just adding 3 more instances of drone usage to last year's total before I realized it actually meant the usage was multiplied by three. (I am not a native English speaker)
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by wenyuanyu 3y ago
Possible... The recent Intel Xeon Max with the "brand-new" AMX instructions and 64GB on-chip HBM memory could be an example[0]... [0] https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/detail
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Qwen-VL, a Large Vision Language Model by Alibaba Cloud(github.com)
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by wenyuanyu 3y ago
To me, the use of exit bans and coercive measures to bring fugitives back to China does not seem unreasonable under specific circumstances. While employing these tactics for political reasons would be problematic, they serve as some of the
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by wenyuanyu 3y ago
It is like keep the ball rolling for as long as possible. Pretend everything is fine is what people do, for other governments as well...
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by wenyuanyu 3y ago
The Chinese government's approach to dealing with failing real-estate companies, including Evergrande, is distinct from typical Western bailouts. In China, the strategy often involves allowing such companies to default in a controlled
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by wenyuanyu 3y ago
The previous mandate of a 50% joint venture in the automotive sector is outdated. Take for example Tesla in China, which operates without a joint venture. Similarly, BMW's Chinese operations are only 30% owned by a local entity, deviat
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by wenyuanyu 3y ago
I'm inclined to think that LK et al might eventually decide to withdraw the submission themselves, or likely got rejected directly, given the various factors at play. Alternatively, they may continue to keep the arXiv pre-print updated
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by wenyuanyu 3y ago
It is over.
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by wenyuanyu 3y ago
While it's true that good science often takes time, I believe it's not necessarily the whole picture. In fast-paced and rapidly evolving fields like this one, swift and open sharing of progress can be incredibly valuable. This is
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by wenyuanyu 3y ago
I am from China. Not surprised at all.. Young researchers in China often face intense competition and pressure. While they are generally well-funded in the short-term, even more so than their counterparts in the US or Europe, the lack of lo
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by wenyuanyu 3y ago
Exactly opposite, they needed to drop this on arXiv first to stake their claim before anyone else. It's open for everyone to test out now, so if it's legit, we'll know soon. Also, it's a smart move if they're worrie
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by wenyuanyu 4y ago
The FDIC is unlikely to fail. After all, as long as there is no major credit crunch (de-leveraging), money simply moves from one bank to another, and insurance premiums are collected regardless of where the money is located, money (and MTM
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by wenyuanyu 4y ago
I think Apple uses GCP as well. A photo is probably replicated twice across AWS and GCP by Apple, and AWS and GCP will then replicate it at least 5 times on their own side onto different racks or even AZ.
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by wenyuanyu 4y ago
This is indeed a commonly used chengyu with similar meaning. But I perceive "初志" as having a connotation of "original" or "initial" intentions, whereas "矢志" simply implies determined wishes or promise
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by wenyuanyu 4y ago
As a Chinese person, I perceive "初志" as having a connotation of "original" or "initial" intentions, whereas "矢志" simply implies determined wishes or promises without emphasizing the "initial&quot
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by wenyuanyu 4y ago
It's indeed a regrettable circumstance that the diplomatic ties between the two countries don't reflect their cultural similarities. My parents, who are Chinese and in their 60s, managed to travel around Japan without knowing Japa
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by wenyuanyu 4y ago
Yes, it makes sense, but I have not seen this idiom used in China. In China, a widely used idiom of similar meaning is 坚持初心 (jiān chí chū xīn)
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by wenyuanyu 4y ago
I feel it is more like "stick to your initial intention"
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by wenyuanyu 4y ago
This is my first time encounter with this particular 4-character idiom. As a Chinese person, I'm amazed by my ability to comprehend both the writing and the underlying meaning effortlessly. In China, a similar sentiment is more commonl
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by wenyuanyu 4y ago
The scale and capability of LLMs are increasing exponentially... To me, this is a bit like trying hard on a workable privacy-first 80286, when OpenAI and other folks have been releasing Pentium or maybe i7 or Apple Silicon next year...
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by wenyuanyu 4y ago
yes, but the downward traffic costs (via docker pull) are likely their main expense, not the upward transfer.
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by wenyuanyu 4y ago
There are techniques to compress and dedup redundancies... I doubt it is real 100gbs on their disks...
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by wenyuanyu 4y ago
Regulating or scrutinizing a rapidly/exponentially evolving technology for ethical concerns can be challenging since arguments or regulations may quickly become outdated... Many of the AI ethics studies are likely becoming non-issues i
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by wenyuanyu 6y ago
Stay tuned. We have a plan to build a graph storage engine that can work side by side with GraphScope.
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by wenyuanyu 6y ago
alibaba/euler is a lightweight library built specifically for GNN sampling only. While GraphScope is built for many kinds of graph tasks such as gremlin, graph analytics and GNN sampling. You can check this example to get an idea what
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by wenyuanyu 6y ago
> How does it compare to blazegraph and how does it compare to redisgraph? GraphScope is not a graph database, and it cannot handle updates to graphs. The graphs are loaded to memory and are "immutable", but queries on GraphSco

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