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qinchencq··on Show HN: Local and Private TradingView Alternative
Why the need for a local and private TradingView?
qinchencq··on Creators of Tailwind laid off 75% of their engineering team
So, is it AI or a problematic business model that caused this?
qinchencq··on Databases in 2025: A Year in Review
Was hoping to read about graph database, AI-related changes..., but didn't expect this: "I almost died in the spring semester...surprisingly hard to concentrate on important things like databases when you can't breathe." Hope Prof. Pavlo has been breathing better, stellar review.
qinchencq··on How I Left YouTube
The levels are very similar to all those hierarchy used in big corporations outside of the tech. Classic selection and grooming techniques. We all get to decide if we want to play that game or not.
qinchencq··on Help My c64 caught on fire
Cool, that 8bitdo one would have been a perfect holiday gift. Look so good.
qinchencq··on Help My c64 caught on fire
A mechanical keyboard in c64 design would be lovely.
qinchencq··on A guide teaching programmers “to live longer” goes viral on GitHub
A Chinese-language guide on GitHub entitled “HowToLiveLonger” is trending within the Chinese tech community.
qinchencq··on When Chinese students were given the uncensored internet
The researchers made clear that they are "independent of the government." They also assured participants that "we will erase all survey data if we are faced with political pressure to share the data with government or school officials." They used email and WeChat (similar to WhatsApp) messages to communicate with the students and even hand out free one-year account of Youku (similar to Youtube) to obscure the study's explicit focus on censorship.
qinchencq··on When Chinese students were given the uncensored internet
Hi, reporter of the story here. From their paper, it looks like they didn't. "We intentionally keep the language introducing the tool [VPNs] vague to avoid political pressure from the school administration."