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by 737min 4y ago
Sorry - dup although better link
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by 737min 4y ago
More detailed link / dup https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33324948
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Spies arrested for tech export, investigation interference attempts(bbc.com)
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Lenovo Board of Directors(investor.lenovo.com)
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by 737min 4y ago
The bigger point is that in case of Lenovo, this “surveillance turf” is part of Xi’s & CCP’s growing digital empire. It’s worse than incompetence and greed, it’s far more serious.
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NASA Announces UAP Team(nasa.gov)
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Does CBP have the legal authority to seize merchandise of forced Uyghur labor(lawfareblog.com)
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by 737min 4y ago
Very good article
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by 737min 4y ago
That’s fair and I wouldn’t have linked that if not for other parts of the article: In 2019, a bipartisan Senate report said China’s Thousand Talents Program and similar arrangements were a vector for China to exploit U.S. research. “Through
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by 737min 4y ago
Not sure how posting mainstream news articles about the top issue in US technology and international relations qualifies as “propaganda machine”. In any case, your comment is borderline afoul of HN rules.
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Scientists at US’s top nuclear lab recruited by China to design missiles,drones(nbcnews.com)
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Taiwan’s tech billionaire plans to train 3M warriors(interestingengineering.com)
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Apple suppliers rumored to be told to avoid Made in Taiwan label(engadget.com)
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List of Chinese Dissidents(en.wikipedia.org)
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Apple hiring more engineers in China to work on automotive software(technode.com)
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DHS workers indicted for trying to silence China critics in the US(axios.com)
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by 737min 4y ago
Original too long
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by 737min 4y ago
Identical was too long, so editing happened but ok
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by 737min 4y ago
Exactly. History is a harsh but wise teacher.
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by 737min 4y ago
It seemed like a fair summary to fit, what bothers you? “ Chinese military officials in recent months have repeatedly asserted that the Taiwan Strait isn’t international waters during meetings with US counterparts..”
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Chinese Communists telling US that Taiwan Strait not international waters(bloomberg.com)
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Sustaining Taiwans International Participation Amid Mounting Pressure from China(cnas.org)
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by 737min 4y ago
Many interviewers would expect the author to own ip to having seen the exact question before. I certainly would prefer to work with people who would say so.
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Fourteen year sentence for engineer in China trade secrets case(abcnews.go.com)
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by 737min 4y ago
Important day of remembrance
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San Francisco keeps Tiananmen Square massacre memory on anniversary(sfexaminer.com)
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California church shooting suspected anti-Taiwan hate crime by Chinese-American(independent.co.uk)
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by 737min 4y ago
The bigger lesson could be that engineering recruiting via automated standardized quiz doesn’t have much of a future?
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In part that’s because large scale ballistic weapon defense has generally been viewed by experts as destabilizing and accelerating the arms race. It’s a little technical why that is so, but interesting to read — regardless of one’s ultimat
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Nuclear weapons are widely seen as a stabilizing force by aerious security experts, and while their ultimate elimination is a worthy ethical ideal, it is obviously impossible in the present global environment. This link is from one of the a

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