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by MaxPock 1y ago
India's emotional reaction every time it feels someone has stepped on its toes will hinder development for a very long time. "Beijing has done something we don't like, now we must start harassing all Chinese companies."
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by MaxPock 1y ago
I understand that the French are very innovative so why isn't their model SOTA ?
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by MaxPock 1y ago
Nothing has destroyed American goodwill than imposition of extra-territorial sanctions. Btw when the US imposed sanctions on Hong Kong leader ,she had to collect her salary in cash as no bank would process it.
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by MaxPock 1y ago
Is it a case of being left by the train and now trying to rain on the parade ? Attention span has shifted from the next iPhone release to the newest LLM
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by MaxPock 1y ago
Musk would never hide something,would he ?
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by MaxPock 1y ago
The more I read articles from 20 or 30 years ago, the more I realize how little analysts actually knew about the future. Entrepreneurs and scientists are the ones who correctly predict it—because they create it, or at least attempt to. Some
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by MaxPock 1y ago
Some bases were able to repel the attacks so I don't get what this "defeat electronic warfare" means
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by MaxPock 1y ago
The system is designed to make you think you have a chance. Ask the 30 people arrested in the UK everyday for their social media posts what they think of this ability to "fight back".
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by MaxPock 1y ago
Actually,reporting on NK or China's surveillance is usually because they are geopolitical adversaries not because they are dystopian. So to think that the EU cares about freedom or privacy is to be naïve
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by MaxPock 1y ago
Or Google paying Apple 20 billion dollars to be the default search engine in Apple devices
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by MaxPock 1y ago
This.Not even cash handouts have increased TFRs across Europe and East Asia. I think the solution might be in taxes. No kid;you are taxed at 60% , one kid 50% two kids 40 % and three kids 30 % . 20 % for anyone with more than four kids. VAT
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by MaxPock 1y ago
The removal of Saddam Hussein and the subsequent destabilization of Iraq can be seen as a highly successful strategic project—if viewed through the lens of geopolitical interests rather than official narratives. It effectively eliminated Is
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by MaxPock 1y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolfowitz_Doctrine
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by MaxPock 1y ago
The solution is pretty simple for the society. Either have three kids or you work till you are 70.
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by MaxPock 1y ago
You might be losing as an individual but the country gains.
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by MaxPock 1y ago
They did that in Kenya and now a judge has ordered that they deleted all that data https://www.financemagnates.com/cryptocurrency/worldcoin-ord...
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by MaxPock 1y ago
China is a major importer.Isnt 3 trillion dollars a year in imports "major" to you ?
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by MaxPock 1y ago
Globalization made America very very rich just that the wealth was not shared with the Americans
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by MaxPock 1y ago
I'm from Kenya, and a significant portion of our GDP comes from jobless graduates doing assignments for American students.
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by MaxPock 1y ago
Wouldn’t it be more effective for the government to develop a highly secure communication app, known only to individuals in top-level positions? This app would be discreetly installed upon appointment to a senior government role and automat
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by MaxPock 1y ago
I wonder what the American version of this question would be
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by MaxPock 1y ago
If Huawei had access to TSMC and free of sanctions,it would have run so many companies out of town.
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by MaxPock 1y ago
GM used to sell more cars in China than in the US .Same with VW , Mercedes and BMW
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by MaxPock 1y ago
X is once again full of bots selling crypto and financial services .
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by MaxPock 1y ago
Crypto will die but the underlying tech ie Blockchain will live on forever and change the world in ways many won't believe. Crypto scams promoted by presidents like Trump and Milei have not helped too .
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by MaxPock 1y ago
By, NSA or Britain's GCHQ which wants all software backdoored?
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by MaxPock 1y ago
TFR in the US is just as bad as in China
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by MaxPock 1y ago
Surprised in the article there's no mention of the failed Apple car.
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by MaxPock 1y ago
Sure! Here's a more polished version: "A reminder: Apple sells nearly 50 million iPhones(50 billion dollars)in China every year — and there’s no other market as lucrative to offset the loss. As Jensen Huang aptly put it, the probl
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by MaxPock 1y ago
Trust the plan and the process.We need to start manufacturing shoes and socks here in the US.

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