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wholien
8y ago
As someone who went to Chinese schools, the hierarchy (at least in my city) was: Kindergarten, Elementary, and Middle school: private schools were better, or perceived as better. People actively vet their schools if they can, my parents wen
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wholien
8y ago
Is 1984 banned in China (or any of these "all those books" you mention)? A very cool cafe/bookstore I liked when I used to live in Shanghai was the 1984 Bookstore/Cafe in Shanghai [0] [0] http://www.smartshangh
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wholien
8y ago
For schools, getting on the Shixin list (the only national "list" there is), you are barred from sending your kids to private school. So if you live in a good district with a good school (your example for bad credit in USA), your
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wholien
8y ago
When you say you enrolled in 10-601, what did you do? I assume you aren't actually a student at CMU.
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wholien
8y ago
Seems like there was already a relationship between the two profs and Google, so might just be extra funding. Google (and microft and...) do support (fund) labs at most of the schools you listed.
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wholien
8y ago
I've seen that compensation in Seattle, Denver/Boulder, Portland, Chicago (quant trading + Google n co), Boston, Austin, LA, Houston (two sigma). Some cities that had salaries that almost got there (100k+): Pittsburgh, Dallas, San
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wholien
8y ago
pretty sure college degrees are beneficial to getting a visa/work permit in other countries, like Canada or China.
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wholien
8y ago
I've been working through "Probability - For the Enthusiastic Beginner" by David Morin. Very affordable for a textbook, clear instructions, solutions to exercises in the book is provided.
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wholien
8y ago
there are a lot of outdoors stuff 1-3 hours outside of NYC. NYC itself does have a lot of parks too, of which Central Park is the largest example.
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wholien
8y ago
Isn't it more like it's calling a square a rectangle? All these codes are 2D codes - the general public doesn't care if it's a QR Code or DataMatrix or Aztec etc. Anyway, the Baidu Wiki [0] says QR Code is a kind of 二維碼.
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8y ago
Are they? The article says they have one guilty plea and have charges against another. And they are still investigating GS (and other banks). From the article: > The authorities said that at least one high-ranking executive in the bank’s
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wholien
8y ago
I grew up in Shanghai from 1994 - 2013. To go through your points: 1) media in local languages is allowed and state-funded in Shanghai, 2) Kids did speak Shanghainese in school, though official instruction was in Mandarin, 3) Official docum
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wholien
8y ago
yeah, I did a little summary in my comment below if anyone is interested
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wholien
8y ago
I would appreciate a link to the original article (I and many millions of people outside China can read Chinese). Primary sources and all
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wholien
8y ago
The issue I have with the Reuters article is that it doesn't link to the statement on the website. It would be great if western media, when talking about this, actually provide proof to the official documents - especially if they'
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wholien
8y ago
If you have good grades & scores, most (all?) state schools have full-rides. Ivies and stuff have full financial aid too if you qualify (family income etc).
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wholien
8y ago
It might have been what I worked on at my internship at SG; demo here: https://vimeo.com/164809163 It makes sense not to make this a big part of SG though, since latency is a huge issue and detracts from the rest of the pro
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8y ago
Affirm ( https://www.affirm.com/ ) | Engineering / Ops / Analytics / Sales / Product / HR / Recruiting / Design | San Francisco, NYC | Onsite | Fulltime Affirm offers services that empower
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wholien
8y ago
True for Singapore, South Korea, Japan, Brazil... all of Europe mostly...
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8y ago
doesn't the UK negotiate its own visa situations with other countries? For example, it's opted out of of Schengen (along with Ireland). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visa_policy_of_the_United_King...
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wholien
8y ago
“Lust, Caution” was not banned from mainland China. I saw it in Shanghai in theatres at the end of 2007. Some scenes were edited out (mostly sex scenes iirc). Please edit your comment to reflect the fact.
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9y ago
Awesome work!
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9y ago
That's my first thought as well, but the picture could have been a kanji (or just straight Japanese) typewriter, which is similar enough to a Chinese typewriter that it makes sense to use the image. But with that in mind, the caption d
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Helpful Git Workflows
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Some Helpful Git Commands and Workflows
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