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by yyhhsj0521 7y ago
Your bank has an API for that?
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by yyhhsj0521 7y ago
Have you tried ArchARM? It's pretty lean and fits into those old 512M SD Cards.
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by yyhhsj0521 7y ago
Taiwan and the mainland actually claim each other like Israel and Palestine.
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by yyhhsj0521 7y ago
I like to compare it with the Cuban Missile Crisis. Imagine having that Soviet (in this case US) power projection so close to home.
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by yyhhsj0521 7y ago
> While people in Zhuhai and Foshan and Guangzhou learned a second language Don't they all speak Cantonese/Mandarin Chinese?
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by yyhhsj0521 7y ago
Are you saying that every Hong Kong resident would choose to protest if not scared?
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by yyhhsj0521 7y ago
I use mailgun free-tire and am very happy. Basically you have to set up your MX record and that's it. I use gmail's "send as" feature to send from my domain, and setup a catch-all forwarding rule of "*@mydomain.com
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by yyhhsj0521 7y ago
I suppose so. Though it's much clearer when the matter is dichotomous, such as "going to protest"/"not going", and "GOP"/"Democratic" (I know, I know, but independent is not significant
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by yyhhsj0521 7y ago
This doesn't help the discussion. Also, anything less than half is a minority.
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by yyhhsj0521 7y ago
For many startups, using this more difficult but technologically sounder solution could mean hiring another engineer they can't afford.
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by yyhhsj0521 7y ago
Who says anything about CIA? Please don't bring whataboutism into the discussion.
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by yyhhsj0521 7y ago
Speaking from my own experience, it is probably because it is the US. If I were more exposed to say France or Germany instead, which at least to me seem to be less hypocritical, especially on international politics, I think I'd feel we
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by yyhhsj0521 7y ago
How is this whole thread turning into Reddit.
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by yyhhsj0521 7y ago
> protest is their right > act against peaceful protest But violent protest is not a right. With Molotov cocktails being thrown around and lasers used to burn the polices' eyes, it's not "peaceful protest" anymore.
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by yyhhsj0521 7y ago
It's an electoral college system. By this logic, the US president is elected by only 538 "people".
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by yyhhsj0521 7y ago
Isn't this happening in Hong Kong as well? Destroying properties, and especially Molotov cocktails.
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by yyhhsj0521 7y ago
Kvyat still waiting for his turn...
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by yyhhsj0521 7y ago
Why do you want to update your dependencies if they work? Isn't the whole point of dependency management to avoid using different versions of dependencies than the ones they have been tested on?
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by yyhhsj0521 7y ago
The tension has been building up for a while, way before there was any sign of a protest.
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by yyhhsj0521 7y ago
Julie Eadeh (a diplomat at the US consulate in Hong Kong) was seen meeting a leader of the protesters. It certainly smells fishy.
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by yyhhsj0521 7y ago
I think the parent comment is referring to vandalism. See any public machine in any big US cities.
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by yyhhsj0521 7y ago
You set it up in Alipay (Chinese Paypal + Stripe/Square) first (only once), and then you can use it everywhere.
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by yyhhsj0521 7y ago
China now has vending machines where you can pay with your face. (In a your-face-as-your-credit-card sense) If facial recognition is deemed sufficient to be used in payment systems, I wonder if it is just that the systems these police use a
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by yyhhsj0521 7y ago
They pay full tuition (which is a lot of money). U of Illinois even has an insurance that if the number of international students declines too much (so it gains significantly less money from tuition), it would get compensated by the insuran
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by yyhhsj0521 7y ago
This can be generalized to having any distribution, simulating a die: http://www.keithschwarz.com/darts-dice-coins/
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by yyhhsj0521 7y ago
If a cable is picked up with another cable on it, the latter one just slides to the side?
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by yyhhsj0521 7y ago
Wow where do you live?
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by yyhhsj0521 9y ago
I prototype and test with ghci a lot while I'm writing Haskell. Not really impossible.
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by yyhhsj0521 9y ago
This article doesn't really say how to design a two-factor authentication properly.
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by yyhhsj0521 9y ago
That's what I do in ACM-ICPC when I use C++! :-)

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