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Re:GPU Architecture Types Explained on Tuesday July 20, 2021 @10:51AM (#27894448)
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Re:A common mistake when NumPy’s RNG with PyTorch on Sunday April 11, 2021 @09:58AM (#26770412)
thanks, that seems to be the answer
Re:A common mistake when NumPy’s RNG with PyTorch on Sunday April 11, 2021 @09:38AM (#26770285)
I notice that the web page of this article is beautifully justified to two sides instead of left alignment, and there is hyphen in breaking lines. Does anyone know how to achieve this in web page? text-align: justify seems to produce inferior results than this page, e.g. rivers in text.
Re:Web Spectrogram using your Mic on Monday February 08, 2021 @02:16AM (#26061659)
I'm 29, same with you.
Re:Four Types of Kanji (2019) on Wednesday December 02, 2020 @09:02PM (#25284394)
Haha, that makes me laugh
Re:Accelerating TensorFlow Performance on Mac on Wednesday November 18, 2020 @09:34PM (#25145586)
Is it training or inference? Inference only is amazing enough, and I don't expect M1 to beat 1080 for training deep neural networks.
Yes, it's a pain to write math related manuscripts.

Normal texts are a simple character list, so they are easy to input. Math equations are much more complex, with more symbols, 2D placement. So we need to 'mark up' the normal texts to provide enough information for a proper math equation.

Current machine learning can help translate hand-written equations into the one computer can understand, I think this can help a lot. However, if we want to use keyboard only, it still seems very hard to design a system that can input math as smooth as texts without 'mark up' or GUI.

there are 90 million party members among 1.4 billion people. I don't know how to count indirect party members. But I don't think that is near 1/4, that's too exagerating
1.4 may not be accurate, but nearly every child is educated. 9-year compulsory education is the lowest standard across the country. The number fighting for survival is very small compared to the whole population (the recent number is 20 million). Now the government's poverty line is <400$ annual income, and the gov has the goal to eliminate this absolute poverty in 2020. The current path is different from the last 30 years, but Deng's reform has never changed. In some area, censorship is more strict (this has to do with complicated political reasons), but in more areas such as science, technology, trade, and finance, China is becoming more and more open to the world. Things may seem that Chinese are alienating themselves, but that is not true. More and more people go abroad every year. And although there is the wall, actually people know what happens outside China.
Re:China’s liberalization and structural reform drives growth on Wednesday August 07, 2019 @10:52PM (#20641414)
Your question is insightful. I think a major reason that China once fell so low is the Qing dynasty secluded itself from the outside world, and didn't catch up with the industrial revolution. So in 18xx-19xx, China was still an agricultural civilization and western countries have stepped into modern industrial form. And we know as to production efficiency, (non-modern) agriculture vs industry is like fist vs bombs. Besides, before 1911, China was still imperial, most people were not liberated and educated, so they can not effectively participate in industrial production (In some sense, being uneducated, they were not useful people). Now with 1.4 billion educated people, it's no wonder China is coming back to its normal place. And I believe today is not the end of China's rise, the Chinese people can do better as long as they continue working hard, especially on science and technology.
It seems to be a nice introduction to numpy, pandas, and matplotlib
Re:The Game Engine Black Book: Doom on Sunday December 09, 2018 @08:57AM (#18640851)
It seems that book authors make almost no money across the world in this era (especially they put a lot of efforts into writing a book), I feel pathetic
What I'm posting under this thread is based on fact. So you want to criticize me for irrelevant things?
丢掉幻想,准备斗争
https://www.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/a3hied/huawei_de...

Keep in mind that US sanctions against foreign companies doing business with Iran are opposed by:

The United Nations International Court of Justice, which ordered the US to withdraw sanctions, to which the US responded by pulling out of international agreements.

The European Union, which has attempted to block its companies from complying with US sanctions.

With that said, the US is free to sanction anyone for its own interests, that's its right as a sovereign state. It is also its right as a sovereign state to refuse market access and trade to any company that violates its sanctions.

But arresting foreign nationals in other countries for violating US sanctions? That's the equivalent of Russia arresting American business executives and extraditing them to China for violating Chinese sanctions against Taiwan - and yes, there are sanctions against Taiwan, which are regularly ignored by the US, of course. This is a massive escalation and will undoubtedly cause a major international crisis. Stay tuned.

Keep in mind that US sanctions against foreign companies doing business with Iran are opposed by:

The United Nations International Court of Justice, which ordered the US to withdraw sanctions, to which the US responded by pulling out of international agreements.

The European Union, which has attempted to block its companies from complying with US sanctions.

With that said, the US is free to sanction anyone for its own interests, that's its right as a sovereign state. It is also its right as a sovereign state to refuse market access and trade to any company that violates its sanctions.

But arresting foreign nationals in other countries for violating US sanctions? That's the equivalent of Russia arresting American business executives and extraditing them to China for violating Chinese sanctions against Taiwan - and yes, there are sanctions against Taiwan, which are regularly ignored by the US, of course. This is a massive escalation and will undoubtedly cause a major international crisis. Stay tuned.

Source:https://www.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/a3hied/huawei_de...

Shameless, hypocrite countries
Re:PHP solves problems. Oh, and you can program with it too on Monday October 22, 2018 @10:44PM (#18280366)
When I read "You could say that PHP is a programmer-producing language, whereas most other languages are programmer-consuming." I laughed out, it's interesting.
LOL, kill thousands of its own citizens in protests? The Chinese government never did that (even the famous tank man was unharmed and was not arrested), the truth is, many soldiers got killed because they were not allowed to fire at citizens. Even the Chinese government did kill its own citizen they learnt from the US (1932 Bonus Army, 1970 Kent state massacre, Jesus that was only 48 years ago, not mentioning almost every day someone is being shot by the police somewhere in the US. The funny thing is one shot won't even make it to the newspaper now.)

In a word, you have been brainwashed by your media. I know it's hard to wake up someone who pretends to be asleep, but it's good for you.

this is racism
Re:China is spying on all cars using Chinese 5G Modems on Thursday August 02, 2018 @11:37AM (#17672250)
this article has overestimated china's tech level, naive.
Re:If your iPhone is slow, try replacing the battery on Sunday December 10, 2017 @08:29AM (#15891287)
On Taobao, produced by a Chinese third-party manufacturer.
Re:If your iPhone is slow, try replacing the battery on Sunday December 10, 2017 @02:28AM (#15890411)
I bought the battery and replacement kit on Taobao, like China's ebay. Just pull up the front panel and replace the battery.
Re:If your iPhone is slow, try replacing the battery on Sunday December 10, 2017 @12:32AM (#15890120)
Their website always says no times available.
Re:If your iPhone is slow, try replacing the battery on Sunday December 10, 2017 @12:25AM (#15890093)
I went to the Apple store, they will only replace battery for me after I book a slot on the Internet. But I can never successfully do that.
Re:If your iPhone is slow, try replacing the battery on Sunday December 10, 2017 @12:14AM (#15890059)
Last week, I replaced the battery for my iPhone6s, because the old battery has almost died. After that, it becomes much faster than before. The old battery often shuts down even though there is 50% left. My phone is on the recall list but I can never book a slot for replacing the battery in any Apple store here in Hangzhou, China. They are always full. Very disappointed with Apple's service. Then I bought a third-party battery on Taobao for less than 20$ and replaced it by myself. When my phone turns on again, I feel it's so fast and smooth. Then I realized iphone drops cpu frequency when battery dies. The new battery is 2200mAh, 550mAh larger than original. Now my phone can last a whole day under normal use.
yes, very nice story
Re:On Chinese Writing: Evolution on Tuesday April 25, 2017 @01:59AM (#14191123)
To destroy Chinese characters is the ultimate goal of only a small part of Chinese. Actually, if Chinese characters die, Chinese die.

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