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chlee
2mo ago
the rumor in chinese web is the following. Z.ai found a way to crack/overcome the cryptography that safeguarded Claude/Fable's thinking tokens in Claude Code, so Z.ai had the ability to peak into decrypted thinking tokens tha
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chlee
4y ago
SEEKING WORK | USA | Remote | Senior Product Manager / Head of Education I believe strongly in helping people reach their potential through education. As such, I have worked as a tech learning product manager on MOOCs (massive online o
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chlee
4y ago
Isn’t this idea simply gumroad? Which launched on HN about 10 years back.
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chlee
5y ago
Politics has become increasingly hyper-partisan since the 90s [0]. It has become been more about your team vs my team + purity testes and less about politician's policies. As a result, conservative democrats and moderate/progressi
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chlee
6y ago
The chinese govt is indeed throwing their weight behind developing a local semiconductor industry capable of rivaling TSMC. They are making heavy investment in SMIC for example. However, at the same time, unfortunately the Chinese governmen
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chlee
7y ago
Exactly like you said. The 1 child policy is leaving China with a low birthrate and hence an increasing smaller population of young people. The problem is further compounded when Mao encouraged Chinese people to have as many children as pos
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chlee
7y ago
In addition, some analysts believe that China's official GDP growth numbers are overinflated, and the actual GDP growth is 1-2% lower than the official government data. for example, Li Keqiang, the current premier of China (the #2 guy
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chlee
7y ago
A quick note --just because China is not a major player in the semiconductor industry today, doesn't the CCP is not placing its state resources (both state financial backing [1] and the industrial espionage kind [2][3][4][5]) to try an
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chlee
7y ago
Well, according to the US Department of Justice, China is behind 90% of espionage and industrial theft cases that it has handled over the past 7 years [1] To use a less biased source [2], SCMP (which is a HK newspaper now owned by Jack Ma,
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chlee
7y ago
updated the formatting. Hope it makes the text easier to read.
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7y ago
Wall Street Journal has recently published an article [1] detailing some of the most high profile technology thefts and espionage related to Huawei. According to the article, here's a list of thefts and espionage attributed to Huawei,
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chlee
9y ago
Does anyone have experiences using GraphQL in production? Trying to understand if GraphQL will be a good alternative to REST for new projects or is GraphQL being hyped up like mongoDB was 7-8 years ago.
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chlee
10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Dallas, Remote, and/or willing to travel up to 50% of the time I have experience build and teaching MOOCs (massive online classes). In addition, I also have experience developing tech/computer science curriculums. I
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chlee
10y ago
Ken Stanley came up with the idea of NeuroEvolution while he was a phd student at the Neural Networks lab at UT-Austin. You can see some of the older NeuroEvolution papers here: http://nn.cs.utexas.edu/project-list.php I be
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chlee
10y ago
Location: Dallas, TX Remote: Yes Willing to Relocate: No Technologies: MOOCs, EdTech and online education (in the technology and programming space), specifically with experiences in content/curriculum development and product management
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chlee
10y ago
It's already happening. Recently, I've asked my high school aged sister and colleged aged brother about how many of their friends and peers use FB nowadays. Brother -- He and his friends uses it sometimes. But most of their social
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chlee
10y ago
Personally, I wouldn't recommend that you attend a bootcamp if you already have a graduate CS degree because the cost (time and money) isn't worth the benefits (an entry level developer job, which you can probably obtain on your o
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chlee
10y ago
I have not personally gone through the GT OMSC program. However, I do have colleagues and friends who are/were responsible the GT OMSC program at Uadcity. From what I heard, a typical student in the program takes about 2 classes on ave
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chlee
10y ago
Outside of hacker school (now recourse in NYC), I would recommend against attending a boot camp if you have received a quality CS education from you undergrad years. Specifically, going to a boot camp is both a time (3-4 months) and a $$$ (
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chlee
10y ago
It's legit. The quality of education that you receive through the GT online masters is on par with the in-person version, and you'll receive the same ms degree as a "regular" student. It is not watered down at all. Howev
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10y ago
I would recommend hack reactor as I have consistently heard good things about the quality of training from their grads. my ex-company hired 1 junior engineer from hack reactor and she has since then gone on and accomplished good things at o
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10y ago
On a tangential note. I've spoken to a few hiring managers who have expressed disappointment with some of the hires that they have made straight out of bootcamps (w/o prior CS knowledge or fundamentals). Specifically, the bootcamp
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chlee
10y ago
Front-end programming is very visual. You can immediately see/sense/feel what you have developed/program, so there is a expedited positive feedback loop. This can appeal to beginner programmers because it gives a immediate se
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chlee
10y ago
I agree. I would also love to see an example combining both as well. It would be a very useful reference.
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chlee
10y ago
I would highly recommend basscss Small, light-weight, and gets out of your way for the most part. It also supports flexbox if you choose to go down that route.
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chlee
11y ago
UT Austin has a top 10 CS program. It's just below MIT/CMU/Stanford/Berkley. Typically just as well regarded as UW/Cornell/Princeton/UIUC/Georgia Tech/Caltech. Dijkstra used to be the department
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11y ago
Sometimes companies would pay (or reimburse) for their "preferred" reviewers to purchase a product off amazon so they can leave favorable reviews as a "verified purchased". Sometimes the reviewers would be honest and say
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chlee
11y ago
A slightly tangential question. What is the benefit of using react-router (I am assuming on the client side) versus using a server side router that comes with whatever web framework that you are using?
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chlee
12y ago
Udacity has the grad level, Machine Learning Course available as well. However, they are heavier on theory and algorithms, and less on programming: https://www.udacity.com/course/ud675 https://www.udacity.co
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12y ago
Course Developer Udacity’s Course Developers are dedicated, talented, and technical teachers. They are movers and shakers who thrive on solving problems big or small. They are innate helpers and they will always find a way to come up with
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