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by ETHisso2017 6y ago
which is only 5nm, only entering production in 2023, and only 20,000 wafers / month vs their gigafabs which are orders of magnitude larger
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Preventing a Disrupted Presidential Election and Transition [pdf](assets.documentcloud.org)
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by ETHisso2017 6y ago
Infineon?
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by ETHisso2017 6y ago
and what's missing in both parts is that Jio abused peering regulations in India to get away with not having to compensate other Indian ISPs for huge chunks of their data backhaul, helped domestic political parties in India for enhance
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by ETHisso2017 6y ago
people from /r/indiaspeaks who think Jio's regulatory capture is the same thing as innovation
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by ETHisso2017 6y ago
What makes them different? regulatory arbitrage
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by ETHisso2017 6y ago
Why not? It's been done before. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qian_Xuesen#Detention
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by ETHisso2017 6y ago
I was being sarcastic. That people can't tell should indicate how far the war on China has shifted the Overton window.
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by ETHisso2017 6y ago
Why not just revoke their passports and prevent them from leaving Taiwan altogether?
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by ETHisso2017 6y ago
Ah makes sense... thanks for the clarification!
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by ETHisso2017 6y ago
What is the Z-team?
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Xenopsychology and the Sentience Quotient(rfreitas.com)
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by ETHisso2017 6y ago
If the US government hadn't sanctioned Huawei, we could have an alternative to these chips.
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by ETHisso2017 6y ago
At this point, why shouldn't Russia threaten FB with a ban unless it sells its local operations to VKontakte?
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Trump: Microsoft should pay ‘key money’ to Treasury for facilitating TikTok deal(cnbc.com)
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by ETHisso2017 6y ago
Does anyone not see how fucked up this is?
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by ETHisso2017 6y ago
Google works with tons of Chinese phone vendors to get Android on phones worldwide.
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by ETHisso2017 6y ago
The US government just took a large step towards becoming like China's today, at least in terms of how it oversees its technology industry.
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by ETHisso2017 6y ago
The US has permanently lost China's technologists and entrepreneurs at this point. I'm seeing people in the tech industry advocating for Facebook to get secondary sanctions from China - as in, companies which operate in China are
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by ETHisso2017 6y ago
IEEPA. No, it hasn't happened to an app before
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by ETHisso2017 6y ago
I'd like to see any YC users come by and claim the US has a "free market" at this point.
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by ETHisso2017 6y ago
Haven't they been eyeing that since the 60s?
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by ETHisso2017 6y ago
Now you know how many Chinese people felt about media coverage of the Hong Kong protests.
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by ETHisso2017 6y ago
I wonder what GPT-3 will do to their business models
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by ETHisso2017 6y ago
Why doesn't TSMC buy ARM?
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by ETHisso2017 6y ago
Apparently the financial planning model Intel used to justify turning down Apple in that case had a math error (dividing by 1+X instead of multiplying by 1+X) that actually swung the analysis in the wrong direction. Given the resulting impa
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Trump demands swing states with Democratic governors loosen Covid regulations(cnbc.com)
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Daily coronavirus cases outside China exceed those in China for the first time(cnbc.com)
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Wall Street Journal reporters protest ‘sick man’ headline in WSJ editorial(washingtonpost.com)
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by ETHisso2017 7y ago
They pre-funded it assuming a given life expectancy and per-year healthcare costs. People started living past that life expectancy and healthcare costs rose much more quickly than expected...

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