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li-ch
6mo ago
How about stopping politicians from engaging in stock markets first.
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li-ch
10y ago
By democracy, I think he meant hillary's brand of "democracy", which is going to win in November.
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li-ch
10y ago
Amazon is years ahead in customer support and services. Yes. but in terms of products sold, I'd argue that they are mostly the same: made in China or southeast Asia.
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li-ch
10y ago
China's e-commerce sites don't have such a worry. They have Great Firewall. Trade barrier works! /s
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li-ch
10y ago
No they will not. 1. Chinese Gov has Huawei's back, not Xiaomi. 2. Their decision to make their OS to show crazy amount of ads is really short sighted. 3. They are falling dangerously behind Huawei in both sales and quality of product.
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li-ch
11y ago
Seems that CNTK already implemented this. https://github.com/Microsoft/CNTK/wiki/Enabling-1bit-SGD
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li-ch
11y ago
If people are trained with the correct answers of IQ tests, they will get better scores.
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li-ch
11y ago
Not only news. Articles' future is not articles.
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li-ch
11y ago
jsno2, jsno3, jsno4 are accounts created within an hour only to comment positively for Qihoo. Are there any rules on HN against this kind of behavior or can someone ban these fake accounts?
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li-ch
11y ago
It's not China-hating. It's Chinese people hating on Qihoo.
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li-ch
11y ago
Every 'transaction' should be automatically deducted from user's bitcoin wallet. Call it GNU Premium.
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12y ago
It's a hard problem to solve, and it might be a good crowd-sourcing opportunity. They need to expose some API for managing traffic, so that the community can experiment with new routing and scheduling strategies.
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li-ch
12y ago
Don't we already have Nachos for students? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Not_Another_Completely_Heuristi...
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li-ch
12y ago
So maybe your should learn driving a car first. I agree that paying full attention while driving is definitely the hard thing to do, but it is also the right thing to do.
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li-ch
12y ago
If instead this design is currently being used by any channels, I think switching back would be an improvement.
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li-ch
12y ago
If more users use Feedbin, then it will also be DDoSed and blackmailed. I think self hosting is the only solution here.
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li-ch
12y ago
And Threes!'s creators becomes more bitter and sour...
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li-ch
13y ago
Strangely this feels like Diablo 2. Grind to find upgrade, which makes it harder to find the next upgrade.
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13y ago
Apple map is still scarily inaccurate [1,2,3]. Why should I or anyone risk this in the car? [1] http://bgr.com/2013/09/25/apple-maps-disaster-runway/ [2] http://www.independent.co.uk/life
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li-ch
13y ago
The premise is false: with all the technologies, she still looks ugly.
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li-ch
13y ago
求别逗。
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li-ch
13y ago
They are in Harvard. Next step would be landing a job on Wall St., not taking the hard courses that might prevent them from graduating.
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13y ago
Actually, the internet speed in China will limit the usage of such services. It took me 3 hours to upload a 1G file (and I'm in Shenzhen, where Tencent headquarter is located). I doubt Tencent is just claiming an outrageous number and
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13y ago
Just out of curiosity, is there an open source twitter-like protocol?
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li-ch
13y ago
Too little information, too much cognitive overhead.
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14y ago
Our brains love to use profanity, but we don't want AI that imitates our brain to use profanity?
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li-ch
14y ago
I don't trust the legal opinions from the sales and marketing people. I'll read the ToS myself.
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li-ch
14y ago
In fact, Xunlei, the download software that has most users in the world, does a much better job for a much lower price (10GB for 15 USD per year). But you have to be able to read Chinese... http://vip.xunlei.com/freedom/lixian.html
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li-ch
15y ago
Sorry for being a Chinese grammar nazi, but "可口" (ke kou) means tasty, and "口渴" (kou ke) means thirsty.
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li-ch
15y ago
This was the OOP course project in my UG. Spent an entire semester on it. http://www.cse.ust.hk/~dekai/151H/
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