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by xiaolingxiao 6y ago
There's an app Roadtrip, you need a premium spotify account though.
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by xiaolingxiao 6y ago
Repost: can I ask how you use PubNub with Agora? As in what specific thing does PubNub do to help you communicate state information that you can't do by writing to a (say firebase) backend.
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by xiaolingxiao 6y ago
If the author is here, can I ask how you use PubNub with Agora? As in what specific thing does PubNub do to help you communicate state information that you can't do by writing to a (say firebase) backend.
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by xiaolingxiao 6y ago
Yeha I’ve noticed structural programs that help women, especially at the undergrad level. And the grad level (where people mentioned operated) it’s highly advisor/manager dependent. At the academy, each PI run their own independent fi
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by xiaolingxiao 6y ago
She gave a talk at my school once, she was invited by my then advisor. This was in 2017 right after she left MSR. We had a brief change, and even back then you can tell she’s not into kowtowing to the patriarchy. It’s quite hard for ambiti
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by xiaolingxiao 6y ago
what happened? Did he eventually realize you can't just pour in top of the funnel, and any reasonable person would look at 1mo 3mo or 6mo retention
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by xiaolingxiao 6y ago
In so far as I can tell Pubnub does not do A/V streaming. Instead they partner with others such as Vonage and Agora: https://www.agora.io/en/blog/agora-and-pubnub-collaborate-to... . They're quite explici
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by xiaolingxiao 6y ago
Yeah i recall that essay. But getting a startup financed as a founder is a different story altogether. When you're asking people to invest on faith ( regardless of your MRR or what have you ), politics if back in the picture.
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by xiaolingxiao 6y ago
ha! I remember seeing you around the building. To be fair I really enjoyed the subject, it's just art is soulful in a way that other subject can never be for me. I imagine it's the same for music for a lot of people. I still code
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by xiaolingxiao 6y ago
Thank you!
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by xiaolingxiao 6y ago
Thank you! I want the same, but sadly consumer culture drives so much of the U.S. (assuming you're in the U.S). And because consumer preference is so arbitrary, there's an irreducible amount of arbitrariness that flows through the
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by xiaolingxiao 6y ago
The decade also makes a difference. When Fb and Twitter was launched, "blogging" was still a side passion thing, and the notion of an "influencer" hasn't really been invented yet, Reality TV was just beginning and p
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by xiaolingxiao 6y ago
Yeah I discovered the essay around that time and found it to be true in a deeply unsettling level.
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by xiaolingxiao 6y ago
Thanks! And yeah I took Chinese painting when I was 7-8 so it stuck with me. And yeah the beetle was a request from friend, it's still on the shelf at her house :)
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by xiaolingxiao 6y ago
This comment really resonated with me, I found myself in this exact situation at 25, in a "very prestigious and selective place" for AI nonetheless. It took me a couple years to realize the smart people are just playing the game,
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by xiaolingxiao 6y ago
Out of curiosity when did you join CH? I find the the app differs by month, it was good for me for exactly one month. I think the predominate culture shifts so much as waves of people join, and they're not very good at allocating peopl
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by xiaolingxiao 6y ago
This is a very insightful point. There is already a culture meming the imaginary April rooms where the "rich and powerful" gather to do insider-deals. You see this with all the get-rich-quick rooms, "thought-leader TedX"
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by xiaolingxiao 6y ago
That's not necessarily true. The difference between a brilliant postdoc working in a hot field who never made it and a tenured PI is the willingness to play the game. So if the game is filled with scammers exaggerating the value of the
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by xiaolingxiao 6y ago
Which biz school did you go to if you don't mind me asking? From my experience, it's not that they believe in those stories, it's that they behave as if they believe in it. MBAs is about training pliant middle managers who
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by xiaolingxiao 6y ago
The exact same thing happen to me with a high profile professor who sits on editorial boards of top conferences. He was interested in shilling his dataset far and wide, and will do what ever it takes to show the "value add" of his
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by xiaolingxiao 6y ago
Yeah that is fair. I am admittedly basic in my understanding of movies. From the outside it does feel as if one side is more prolific.
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by xiaolingxiao 6y ago
Is there anyone here who is familiar with Japanese culture? The country's ability to express truly psychologically horrific "stuff" is unmatched by what's seen here in the U.S. Is it because the movie industry there is m
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by xiaolingxiao 6y ago
Does anyone know how much they raised? At the valuation you would assume 200m range.
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by xiaolingxiao 6y ago
Who do you follow? I follow people like Eric Weinstein and block all the self promo people shilling get rich quick. And my hallway is still bad.
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by xiaolingxiao 6y ago
What has been your experience with computer science departments?
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by xiaolingxiao 6y ago
can you export them as MP3s?
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by xiaolingxiao 6y ago
Could I ask you why/how it started taking off in Europe? Was there a specific big name who joined, pulling everyone in? For example, when Joe Budden joined C.H. in early October, he mobilized many people in the ATL music scene to join.
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by xiaolingxiao 6y ago
Yeah for sure, I've been on Clubhouse for a bit now and it's devolved from casual hangout dominant to self-promo/shark-tank like room dominant.
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by xiaolingxiao 6y ago
Yup, we make it super easy for you to make study materials. And you can share them with other groups.
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by xiaolingxiao 6y ago
I never plug here, but I am building a live audio school for group studying. At me here if you guys want to try it out. The project started in April 2020 and a week after I started prototyping I find out about clubhouse. Face palm .

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