zachguo

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   by zachguo 8y ago

   > can easily blackball an individual with no recourse. It doesn't say you cannot seek recourse. > it should be through the courts and through a fine or some sort of government restriction, not enforced by the public sector. Legal
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   by zachguo 8y ago

   There's so-called economic reform, such as moving up in supply chain, cutting debts, and reducing reliance on foreign investment.
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   by zachguo 8y ago

   Thanks for sharing.
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   by zachguo 8y ago

   They would rather have a slowdown than run into a crisis.....
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   by zachguo 8y ago

   China's economy will slow, no doubt about it. CCP worries about it way more than Trump. But car sales and anecdotes are not really good ways to measure the economy. If you have doubt about those GDP numbers published by China. Take lo
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   by zachguo 8y ago

   Meanwhile in China https://techcrunch.com/2018/11/13/why-the-future-of-chinese-...
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   by zachguo 8y ago

   Then why was this tiny family-run bank the only bank being prosecuted?
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   by zachguo 8y ago

   Anthropomorphism is what you described. It's not a falsifiable scientific theory.
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   by zachguo 8y ago

   From another perspective, they created valuable data points for training the model. Great stress testing.
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    by zachguo 8y ago

    DOJ is definitely right. As they claimed 2008 financial crisis was caused by a tiny bank in NY Chinatown.
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    by zachguo 8y ago

    A good never-falsifiable story, just like those made up by people who are trying to get and maintain an asylum visa to US.
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    by zachguo 8y ago

    That's not a comparable city. Try Singapore, Shanghai and Tokyo instead.
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    by zachguo 8y ago

    It reminds me my old days playing with NetLogo. Multi-agent modeling and complex system.
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    by zachguo 8y ago

    Having Asian parents.
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    by zachguo 8y ago

    Yes, one, that small-enough-to-jail Chinatown scapegoat. Such a wonderful depiction of US justice. https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/vdqbaa/the-tiny-chinatown...
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    by zachguo 8y ago

    Is there any way for common people to invest in water assets or rights?
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    by zachguo 8y ago

    Hey, how about voting for another Chinese Exclusion Act? I think all Chinese people gonna thank you for bringing those talents settled in US back home.
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    by zachguo 8y ago

    Isn't phonetics already a solved problem in ASR? The hard part is NLU, including semantics and pragmatics, which this article mainly talks about.
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    by zachguo 8y ago

    Is there any special treatment to allow Chinese companies doing this? If not, I'm afraid this kind of fraud would apply to many business across the globe. Proper conclusion drawn from this incident is that loophole revealed in such cas
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    by zachguo 8y ago

    That's not a trustworthy news source. Why would a renowned scientist doing world changing research commit suicide suddenly?
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    Time series data for 10 largest economies in the world(data.worldbank.org)

    4 points by zachguo 8y ago|0 comments
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    by zachguo 8y ago

    This hypothesis was already falsified by DNA study long time ago. https://www.nature.com/articles/jhg200782
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    by zachguo 8y ago

    hmm. China gonna play the IP game. Watch more patent trolls coming out of China.
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    by zachguo 8y ago

    I usually simply use a fake temporary email from mailinator.
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    by zachguo 8y ago

    This is so true. For example, AWS ElasticSearch, only a tiny fraction of plugins are supported, it doesn't even support gzip compression for requests and responses....
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    by zachguo 8y ago

    Silicon Valley Season 5 Episode 4
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    by zachguo 8y ago

    can I import a cloudformation template and get an auto-generated visualization?
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    by zachguo 8y ago

    Yes! 2013 was such a good year for mooc, andrew's ML course on Coursera, Sebastian's AI course on Udacity. Dan's AI course on edx.
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    by zachguo 8y ago

    That's a stereotype of highrise. Many residential highrise can have a small park or at least a leisure area built nearby. I'm living in a mid-rise in San Jose, the experience is way better than living in a common crappy SFH in Bay
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    by zachguo 8y ago

    Crappy click-bait report again... Original post is way better: https://www.apnews.com/4a749a4211904784826b45e812cff4ca I'm surprised about the fact that cars are collecting real-time location data at all. Am I being tr