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More US startups would need government approval to hire immigrants(techcrunch.com)
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The Real History of Intellectual Piracy(foreignaffairs.com)
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by zachguo 8y ago
Probably just an unsecured database of a dead matching/marriage app...
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by zachguo 8y ago
It's from a few articles written by Chinese think tank to urge greater control over Xinjiang by central government. Wikipedia covers some major events, but demographic stats probably don't have English sources. https://
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by zachguo 8y ago
US is trying so hard to alienate Muslim countries from China. Reality is no Muslim countries care about Xinjiang except a little troublemaker who joined NATO, Turkey. Every Muslim country has its own extremists/separatists to fight aga
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by zachguo 8y ago
Actually yes, it's kinda like a correctional facility, people would be set free in a year or two.
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by zachguo 8y ago
Meanwhile, "Danish government wants to allow petrol stations, stores to refuse cash" https://www.thelocal.dk/20190227/danish-government-wants-to-...
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by zachguo 8y ago
Dragonfly will fail anyway even if it enters China. Google won't be allowed to do any social, payment or map related business. By offering a search product alone, there's no way Dragonfly can compete with existing eco-system, at b
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by zachguo 8y ago
It's essentially an approach based on heuristics. It can be brittle and cannot deal with ambiguity well, and that's where ML shines. It's not uncommon that people combine heuristics with ML in real world, since rule-based mod
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by zachguo 8y ago
I have a feeling that all developers working on product would become full-stack developers eventually. Probably the dichtomy of backend v.s. frontend would become product v.s. infrastructure. Product developers support business units while
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by zachguo 8y ago
FYI, a bit of info rarely covered by Western media. China's attitude towards Uyghurs in the 20th century was super relaxed. As a result, the number of mosques grew from 2000 to 22000, Islam population grew rapidly while secular Uyghurs
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by zachguo 8y ago
Sensationalization aside, imagine, everyday, you have to interact with hundreds of people and have a million strangers passing in front of you. If you've taken BART or VTA in Bay Area, imagine the amount of people is 100 times bigger.
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Air pollution shines from this alarming map(theverge.com)
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Case Detail Link: https://portal.unifiedpatents.com/litigation/California%20Ce...
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BlackBerry sues Twitter for patent infringement(cnbc.com)
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Ten recent low-tech inventions that have changed the world(technologyreview.com)
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China’s Tech Firms Are Mapping Pig Faces(nytimes.com)
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We’re All State Capitalists Now (2012)(foreignpolicy.com)
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by zachguo 8y ago
TBH the whole story sounds a bit like conspiracy. Good clickbait title.
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by zachguo 8y ago
patent troll defense as a service: https://www.unifiedpatents.com
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by zachguo 8y ago
They are mostly the same as those ones who help fight against patent trolls. They earn money from both sides.
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by zachguo 8y ago
There are already a few prior art crowdsourcing tools, such as Patroll from Unified Patents and Patexia. https://patroll.unifiedpatents.com https://www.patexia.com/contestslist
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Stackoverflow Team + Wiki
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There are also related works from a few Marxian anthropologists covering the topic of how demographic changes underpin social and cultural changes. Like how high population mobility caused by urbanization affect crime rate and moral standar
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by zachguo 8y ago
Majority of the people are taking trains and HSR which are quite energy efficient.
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by zachguo 8y ago
3 billion trips in 15 days. Hats off to whoever make this transportation infrastructure possible.
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Huawei planned international robot espionage via email(engadget.com)
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by zachguo 8y ago
Maybe it's my own sample bias. Aren't graduates in top CS schools largely international students?
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by zachguo 8y ago
(2018)
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by zachguo 8y ago
He/she is trying to point out your hasty assumption that Chinese people share the same societal and cultural values as you. In reality they may not care much about surveillance and censorship at all.

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