MetalMASK

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Journalism with DAO Structure?(truthdao.xyz)
1 points by MetalMASK 4y ago|0 comments
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by MetalMASK 7y ago
FWIW, wechat's messaging server is in erlang. In terms of scale, it's probably bigger than whatsapp.
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by MetalMASK 11y ago
I bought the autonomous desk from kickstarter for $500 (basic model): https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/403524037/autonomous-de... , so far quite happy with it. Really stable, and the table top is of good qualit
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by MetalMASK 13y ago
The whole article is based on the assumption that people make donation to universities as charitable donations. I find that a bit unrealistic. Give money to universities are gesture of appreciation from alumni, gain more opportunities of ne
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by MetalMASK 13y ago
3D TV is no longer a gadget that can be easily purchased on a whim and throw away in the closet later. Check the 3D TV sale in China, I bet you will find it's not more than the US. For now I can only provide an anecdotal evident that m
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by MetalMASK 14y ago
Let's see, is it similar to WordNet but with open access (i.e., anyone can edit)?
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by MetalMASK 14y ago
FWIW, Geography major student do have access to professional traffic simulation software (e.g., TrafficSim, SUMO, .etc) if they are interested in research topics related to traffic. I am not sure what algorithm Sim City uses, but I am assum
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by MetalMASK 14y ago
Broder's reply (posted just now): http://wheels.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/02/12/the-charges-are-f...
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FourSquare updates privacy policy: Privacy 101(foursquare.com)
1 points by MetalMASK 14y ago|0 comments
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by MetalMASK 14y ago
sorry, just saying that I actually work in the field, not just a bystander saying apple is evil. I would be very happy if OSM in the end works(which I believe it will, just need at least a couple of more years); I would also be happy if app
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by MetalMASK 14y ago
The map failure is just another example of where apple's design principle cannot be blindly applied to every product. Apple's top-down approach on software design is expected to fail on Maps. Maps put hard requirement on data, bottom data,
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by MetalMASK 14y ago
also the wages of skilled worker in China, India, Vietnam, .etc skyrockets during the last 2 years.
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by MetalMASK 14y ago
I am somewhat doubtful about gyroscope replacing GPS. If it can actually happen, it will require, as noted by others, re-tuned/tweaked/calibrated/adjusted every day/week to void accumulated error/noise. Keep in mind that as precise as gyros
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by MetalMASK 14y ago
Usually priceonomics provides statistics from a large poll of customer/purchase record, .etc. That is information you couldn't gain elsewhere. Somewhat like an analytics publication. This article is just a description of a shopping experi
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by MetalMASK 14y ago
"How stable is the team (meaning, how frequently does the team change members)"
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by MetalMASK 14y ago
Interesting point but I'd like to see some feedback from real Chinese user(s). (although I am Chinese, I am not currently physically in China so cannot test it out). The major difference between the two maps is that the Apple one has more P
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by MetalMASK 14y ago
wait. the Author's name is Terence Eden, and who is the author of the quote appeared in the text? "Harvard – one of the most prestigious universities – awarded an MBA to George W Bush. A man many of us wouldn’t trust to sit the right way ro
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by MetalMASK 14y ago
thanks for the feedback on the tone. See constructive suggestion in my reply to awenger. one comment on the survey vs. server log comparison: Survey also doesn't give you "why" on user behavior; it only give you what the user "thinks" the r
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by MetalMASK 14y ago
Thanks for responding to my, as noted by others, rather "rude" critique. I think you guys are building something distinctive from the surveys on AmazonTurk, SocialSci, because your recruitment poll is not chosen. Turkers went to amazon with
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by MetalMASK 14y ago
My argument is targeting at the whole "survey" business, not this or that dev team in particular. I would much prefer the dev team here to do a great job, "fixing" the broken online survey business instead of adding on to it. If you are par
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by MetalMASK 14y ago
No. You probably don't need a degree in experimental psychology to understand that forced recruitment gives you invalid/biased/low quality data. These surveys are annoying to the users; more importantly, the data provided has little if at a
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by MetalMASK 14y ago
I cannot see a clear evidence to support the claim (that "samsung copied Xcode"). If you can reach that claim from the screenshot, you can make the same claim for netbeans, eclipse, intellJ,...etc (as the author admits him/herself, any capa
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by MetalMASK 14y ago
There is only one thing I want to know behind the story is if the author has purchased facebook stock or not. Just some background info might help understand the motivation.
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by MetalMASK 14y ago
This seems great, but this is my concern: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_lh5fR4DMA . Fundamentally a psychological problem. Whether the attendee can keep it professional or not would make or break this hackathon
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by MetalMASK 14y ago
Hi Sha, Great work. I checked commuting time for Seattle, WA using public transit and most of your visualization are spot on. Is the public GTFS files you are referring to come from here: http://code.google.com/p/googletransitdatafeed/wiki
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by MetalMASK 14y ago
High-quality Open-access Peer-reviewed journal that takes less than a year to get review and published is already in place (e.g., http://www.josis.org/index.php/josis ). As a matter of fact, the academic community loves it.
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by MetalMASK 14y ago
It's a good (but wrong) analogy to compare to the "head-up" display on airplanes. However, driving is a 2D experience compared to flying. Pilot would need to pay attention to the surrounding in the 3D world where as driving, pretty much is
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by MetalMASK 15y ago
I echo with this post greatly. I've tried out ipad and transformer (Android), the touchpad is really indeed the most intuitive to use. I use it daily for browsing the web, writing Emails and playing some games -- and I leave the frequently
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by MetalMASK 15y ago
ok. What I get is only a blank screen with a red banner that reads my note, and background music. Is there anything I am missing here? a slide show of pictures or what?
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by MetalMASK 15y ago
turns out it's not OS related, firefox not working on both Windows7 and ubuntu

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