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   by asdasdsddd 2y ago

   Almost all digital communication is written using pinyin, which today is almost all written communication
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   by asdasdsddd 2y ago

   pinyin is the best thing that happened to the language after simplification. Not only did it propel literacy rates to basically 100%, but it added a phonetic component to the language
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   by asdasdsddd 2y ago

   > like Chairman Mao Zedong, who seemed to equate Chinese modernization with the Romanization of Chinese script One of Mao's better ideas
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   by asdasdsddd 2y ago

   There's pretty much nothing in that time range on Baidu, I looked up Mao, George Washington, Yue fei (a popular chinese folk hero), Garlic bread, etc. But without the time filter, theres millions of search results.
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   by asdasdsddd 2y ago

   The "Byzantines" considered themselves roman until the very end. The name Byzantine was post humous
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   by asdasdsddd 2y ago

   GraphQL works when you have an army of engineers that are able to solve all the perf issues
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   by asdasdsddd 2y ago

   > For us, happiness is the target state that we want to achieve, at which we would be in our ideal condition. This is a terrible redefinition and is obviously not what the quotes were talking about. You might as well just write, the idea
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   by asdasdsddd 2y ago

   this should be easily solved by having a grid fee separate from the energy fee
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   by asdasdsddd 2y ago

   > But sunny, false notions that everyone muttering to themselves on the subway hides a sweet little self-actualized busy bee inside of them, and an impossibly myopic fixation on the abstract rights of people whose brains have hijacked th
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    by asdasdsddd 2y ago

    Robinhood disables stuff because stock settlement gets wonky if there's too much volatility. This is "fixed" by crypto because there's no settlement, at least in layer 1.
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    by asdasdsddd 2y ago

    The point is that tanks at the time were faster(along with mechanized infantry) and virtually unstoppable past enemy lines. This is pretty much unprecedented which allowed them to basically take strategic objectives uncontested. This would
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    by asdasdsddd 2y ago

    Only worked because armor was so dominant and anti armor wasn't there yet.
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    by asdasdsddd 2y ago

    This feels like a last ditch effort to prevent google from taking over the entire industry
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    by asdasdsddd 2y ago

    I feel like this doesn't account for the fact that not doing muda makes value-add work take longer
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    by asdasdsddd 2y ago

    I've been trying to fish for coho salmon for a while in the bay area, but I just never found one :(
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    by asdasdsddd 2y ago

    It's not about punishment, its about pricing in externalities
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    by asdasdsddd 2y ago

    Why are you on a startup forum then?
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    by asdasdsddd 2y ago

    Ah yes, eating worm poop is the only thing that allows humans to navigate ships moving at light speed is more plausible.
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    by asdasdsddd 2y ago

    Sanctions have nothing to do with style of government, it's all about geopolitics.
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    by asdasdsddd 2y ago

    I think people are reticent to admit that unfettered globalism (especially in the internet which was meant to connect the world) is bad and has serious security implications. It should've been obvious retrospectively, but folks were lu
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    by asdasdsddd 3y ago

    People just want the vibes of words and phrases without the rigor