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h8liu
4y ago
Because only US can buy cheap goods and services from the world with printed paper called dollars.
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h8liu
5y ago
and the spaceship tech owner can just use that money to build and implement clean energy solutions to revert climate change, and never really need to build the actual spaceships..
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h8liu
5y ago
This is like asking if one would pay more taxes, where it is unclear how the tax will be used to improve common good. I bet if you ask people if they are willing to pay $1000 dollars (financed as $40/m in 25 months) to secure a spacesh
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h8liu
7y ago
What the author calls "objects" (or "classes") is really often just "interfaces". > An Object is a set of functions that operate upon implied data elements If this is replaced with: > An Interface is a se
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h8liu
7y ago
his point is in the reverse for US.. In China, the companies are the puppies; in US, the government is the puppy. This is probably a very fundamental difference.
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h8liu
8y ago
that is a classic textbook dynamic programming (or suffix tree, depends on the size of the set) problem. behind the puzzle, it is the thought about dividing one bigger problem into smaller ones, and hence solve them with code efficiently. m
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h8liu
8y ago
True, and it is also a major issue for many Chinese companies.. And rather than going to the court for justice, the US place tariffs for a war..
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h8liu
8y ago
Like which IP policy? Any specific policy document that you can point out? China has been having IP laws and protection since around 1980, and China government never said once that stealing IP is okay. It is IP law execution and enforcement
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h8liu
8y ago
hmm.. I was not aware that Russ used the word "showstopper" until recently in his tweets, and even if he literally used the word in the past, the word of the meaning was not delivered, reading from the post here. That said, the de
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h8liu
8y ago
I think the issue is that Russ should have clearly told the dep people that if the showstopper issues are not handled, then he will seek for some other solution, e.g. build one by himself. However, what happened was that he told the dep peo
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h8liu
8y ago
Package list with dependency graph @smallrepo.com https://smallrepo.com/repos/github.com/google/go-cloud
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h8liu
8y ago
fwiw, I maintain a website called smallrepo ( https://smallrepo.com ). It builds go language code together, and maintains an always buildable commit set as a "super repo". If you sync to smallrepo (rather than using go g
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h8liu
8y ago
[1] says it is from Global Times (which is like a sidekick of People's Daily) People's Daily [2]. Not sure if it has an English translation. [2] https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/DvQGVmHrgn_yfVCg-2xYAA
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h8liu
8y ago
related discussion: https://www.quora.com/What-is-your-opinion-on-the-recent-Chi...
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h8liu
9y ago
e2e argument: http://web.mit.edu/Saltzer/www/publications/rfc/csr-rfc-185.... Unix: https://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~brewer/cs262/unix.pdf or pretty much everything here: htt
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h8liu
9y ago
You are justifying your fear of a rising power, as if you are threatened, and you have all your rights to fear. However, the truth is that the West is still arguably more powerful, where the Chinese people are the ones that have been living
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h8liu
9y ago
Interesting... Chinese people also feel threatened by the West, because they don't trust you. There's not much more to it. They fear that you might abuse your power or use it to destabilize China. There's a lot of hatred of C
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h8liu
9y ago
an army of "toddler" developers can overthrow a single hero in terms of productivity, and using a "toddler" programming language makes sure that newly joined "toddlers" can understand (and also maintain or upgr
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h8liu
9y ago
apple did not create llvm. llvm started as an academic project, and apple took advantage from its ecosystem -- same as many other companies did.
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h8liu
10y ago
Created https://github.com/shanhuio/smlvm A C like language with golang like syntax. Pure Go language implementation. https://shanhu.io/smlvm - shows the dependency structure of the project. https:&#x
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h8liu
10y ago
The layout engine is in this package: https://godoc.org/e8vm.io/e8vm/dagvis it is possible to layout any DAG (directed graph with no circles). The dependency graph of golang programs are generated by this package:
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h8liu
10y ago
My hobby project, with dependency graph visualized: https://e8vm.io/e8vm Source code: https://github.com/e8vm/e8vm
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h8liu
10y ago
No dependency is often not the right dependency. For example, http depends on tcp, because an http stack cannot work or be reasonably tested without a working tcp stack. Yes, the tcp stack can be provided as an injection. Yes, the tcp stack
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h8liu
10y ago
interesting work. if I am understanding correctly, you are essentially using the randomness generated by the scheduler to produce art pieces. do you have a public link to your work?
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h8liu
10y ago
and for the DCPU fans, e8vm also has its own small mips-like instruction set, which is currently the only target "platform" that my compiler supports.
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h8liu
10y ago
(some shameless self advertising) I built e8vm.io ( https://github.com/e8vm/e8vm , https://e8vm.io ), which is all written in go, and it has a full-blown compiler, with no optimizations though. The language ha
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10y ago
shanhu.io is a programming playground powered by e8vm: https://github.com/e8vm/e8vm e8vm is an open-source self-contained simulated virtual machine that has its own simple mips-like instruction set, and its own system
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Show HN: Shanhu.io, a programming playground powered by e8vm
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11y ago
Thanks. Here are my hand-made tools to generate those stuff: https://github.com/h8liu/e8tools Javascript version (I actually wrote this first for go std lib): https://github.com/h8liu/dagvis
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11y ago
For golang std lib, since packages have no circular deps, it can be automatically drawn out like this: http://lonnie.io/gostd/dagvis/ If you write your project that even has no circular deps among files and all fi
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