bitbrewer

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486Tang – 486 on a credit-card-sized FPGA board(nand2mario.github.io)
196 points by bitbrewer 1y ago|57 comments
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EmotiVoice: A Multi-Voice and Prompt-Controlled TTS Engine(github.com)
2 points by bitbrewer 3y ago|0 comments
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by bitbrewer 7y ago
Do not agree. Government everywhere makes mistakes under emergencies. Just look at past responses to hurricanes in the US and the current wildfire in Australia. Maybe you could say every government is incompetent. But the fact is that China
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by bitbrewer 7y ago
Agree that markets selling live animals should be banned or at least monitored more strictly. Do not think the other two points are relevant. Regarding cities, if you look at Chinese society and economy, urbanization is a very positive forc
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by bitbrewer 7y ago
Do not agree. It is like saying doctors work only to earn money. The fact is that China is helping itself and other countries at the same time.
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by bitbrewer 7y ago
WHO clearly does not recommend travel bans. https://www.who.int/news-room/detail/30-01-2020-statement-on... : The Committee does not recommend any travel or trade restriction based on the current information avail
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by bitbrewer 7y ago
It is very much possible that this virus does, in the end, spread to most corners of the world. However, the fact is that by locking down Hubei, China contributed to the fight against the virus by delaying the spread of the virus greatly. S
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by bitbrewer 7y ago
Calm discussion is good. I was wrong that people were killing dozens every month. It is more like mass shootings involving 9 or more people are happening once per month on average. I would still maintain my point that personal safety-wise,
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by bitbrewer 7y ago
According to the source, the shootings on the following days have 9 or more injuries or deaths in 2019: Jan 15 (12), May 7 (9), May 18 (9), May 25 (9 and 10), May 31 (13). So obviously I was wrong that people were killing DOZENS every month
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by bitbrewer 7y ago
https://www.gunviolencearchive.org/reports/mass-shooting
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Huawei: Beijing Retaliates, New Cyber Law Could Block U.S. Technology from China(forbes.com)
3 points by bitbrewer 7y ago|0 comments
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by bitbrewer 7y ago
It is a long game. They will have a lot to tackle in 2019 and 2020. This is a sad story, if they are targeted for no wrongdoing. But in the longrun, they should be mostly fine. Moreover, it is foreseeable that these events help Huawei acc
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by bitbrewer 7y ago
The information in the article is vague. It could be just them selling equipment to the government or it could be security related. US tech companies also routinely work with spy agencies if that's something. https://www.the
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by bitbrewer 7y ago
Fist, Huawei will be mostly fine. They have the largest consumer market called China to them. Second, the notion that a company could be "independent" from the government of the countries that they operate in is hard-to-define at
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by bitbrewer 7y ago
Right on spot.
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by bitbrewer 7y ago
Is there proof that any of what you said is true? The Huawei people I know are all working super hard to create high-quality products for consumers and enterprises. This, as far as I know, is a good thing for our world.