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   by zorceta 10y ago

   So a native Chinese might have less knowledge in his language :) thanks for the added part.
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   by zorceta 10y ago

   You can't simply take a characater apart and glue meanings of the parts together - it's more complicated. Having "乞" part doesn't necessarily mean it has the meaning of begging - it's a "sound", rathe
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   by zorceta 10y ago

   True. And it also makes sense in Chinese despite its "ancient" feel. I just didn't realize it's a Japanese website :/
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   by zorceta 10y ago

   Didn't know that ghost part.. Fun to know :) I'm just suggesting from modern Chinese's perspective, because, after all, we are modern people. 文言文 (uh I don't know its English translation) is fun to read and learn, but it
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   by zorceta 10y ago

   It's not a very good choice to use "食” to represent "eat" here. In modern Chinese we say "吃", and you can see that "吃" has a square part, which is exactly "口". And "食" also means &
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   by zorceta 11y ago

   Similar to Lambda, yes, while also being not tied to AWS, can run programs written in more languages, does not have many unnecessary restrictions on programs, etc. We did put AWS into consideration when designing this service, and concluded
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   Ask HN: Do you need another Docker based PaaS, but not for Web servers

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   List of iOS Top 1000 Libraries(github.com)

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