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If this new app support Web platform perfectly as well like twitter, It could be a bomb. Can't deny that, Previous Twitter devs built the Twitter Web app at a really high level in some way (eg. whatever the PWA tech or UX/UI details). But backwards to today, this previous creature is dying for some reason or someone's reason.
Ant-design, ECharts, Vue.js, fastjson, Kylin, dubbo, RocketMQ, Pulsar, Harbor, SkyWalking...
Actually more repos are contributed by the worldwide developer but not just one country or person (such as vue.js, the founder is Chinese but runs by the open-source community power, and that's why we call it open-source software, everyone has the opportunity to contribute and use. That different from Company behavior).
That's a serious handbook about prevention and treatment, whoever to medical professionals or normal people. And it's more valuable to those medical in the fire line now, You still can watch the news about doctors or nurses treating potential patients without masks or any protect suit. It is a high risk to anyone, Once hospitals been infected even overwhelmed, We will be a very dangerous situation.
Perhaps People panic at the beginning in a piece of uncertain information about diseases, but now there is a handbook or practices something and some people have already experienced this and sum up some experiences, It deserved be paid attention to.
> I am leery of jargon. I am as guilty of using it as the next engineer, but there comes a point where there are just too many precise, narrowly-understood terms polluting your vocabulary. The circle of people you can talk to shrinks until going to the store to buy milk feels like an exercise in speaking a foreign language you took one intro course to in college. Less jargon is better.
Before reading the paper, That beginning has hit me, That's a brilliant writing skill.
That's a really imperssive milestone. And Tesla still has a huge prospect of the mass market in the future(e.g. in China or India), and that's exactly what their current direction.
This is not surprising, even very common. The media can easily guide the direction of public opinion. After all, there are not many people who think independently (Fortunately, most of the people on the HN were able to make their own judgments).
Look at these two tweets from NYT, just separated by 20 minutes:
At present, the most likely situation is that as the temperature rises and summer is approaching, the virus's ability to spread begins to decline. At the same time, the strengthening of people's isolation measures makes the spread of the virus continuously decrease. Then, whether the infected person has cured or died, the virus is slowly disappearing from the human community. However, the premise of all this is: (1)the government attaches sufficient importance and has the ability to segregate his people and persist until the summer comes. (2)The virus does not mutate.
This reminds me of a meme, "My wife asked why I spoke so softly in house, I said I was afraid Mack Zuckerberg was listening! She laughed, I laughed, Siri laughed, Alexa laughed"
This idea is so great, really like it. But I don’t know how practical it is. From the article, It improves the UI and interaction of the CLI, "That means that images, gifs, video, graphs, interactive diagrams, buttons, and forms should be able to integrate directly into the CLI experience." which may improve the user experience, But the basic mode of interaction of CLI doesn't change. The CLI experience is still not intuitive. Maybe CLI will work well for simple scenarios, but I don't know if it is a good choice for the complex circumstances. The complex interaction and graphical interface display of some industrial scenes may not be well expressed by the CLI, Even they cannot interact only through the keyboard. So I worry that CLUI will face a situation where complex circumstances are too much to handle and simple scenarios are unnecessary. Actually, there has been some CLI tool through shortcuts and custom instruction to do these things (autocomplete, fuzzy-search, tips or guidelines) with text way, They also did well.
Actually yes, the incident has had an unprecedented impact on the Internet. People have sharply criticized the actions of the Wuhan government and supported the doctor, and the central government has demanded an explanation from them. Finally, the Wuhan government also apologized. The whole incident is a lesson for China. If you want to know if people are aware of this or still be insensitive. I haven't done scientific statistics, but my 80 yr grandma told me that this doctor is a great man, we need to speak for him, and the government should apologize for it.
Organizers have to take into account transportation costs and administrative costs. unless as close as possible, such as the World Cup in South Korea and Japan, but that also means no distribution.
80 years ago, in 1940, Tokyo hosted the Summer Olympics for the first time, but it was canceled due to the outbreak of WWII and Japan had invaded China.
80 years after, in 2020, Tokyo Summer Olympics could be canceled due to outbreak of coronavirus from China.
Maybe this can improve your development efficiency for the moment, especially for those who new have switched from Node.jS to Go. But you may not be able to use Go's patterns in many language paradigms, so you can not use some of the advantages of the Go ecosystem. On the contrary, you bring Node.js'. In a way, this may limit you.
Github is becoming more and more diverse. the style of Github has always been a professional discussion about issues or features. But now it may be changing, Maybe because users are becoming more and more willing to use it as a forum to discuss something it's maybe not that useful on it. Now Github has opened up an area to do this, which may be a good thing while maintaining professionalism and making the community is more like a community.
Cook is a complete businessman, best at cutting costs, increasing profits and attracting customers to buy more. Don't forget that memory began to weld on the motherboard because this can only be replaced and not upgraded. He was a businessman, not an engineer or a designer, and that was the beginning of apple's decline.
There is no perfect map application in the world because of realistic data changes rapidly, especially the Indoor Map and Real-time transit. It's still a problem today. More 3D and redesign maybe improve user experience in the Apple Maps(they always good at it), but the accuracy and reliability are more important points.