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cauldron
8y ago
How many years can Li reserves last?
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8y ago
That satelite is a huge waste of money, very little scientific value, a vanity project.
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8y ago
Life in Japan seems the most depressing type, harsh weather and earthquake don't help either.
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8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thousand_Talents_Program_(Chin... There are also local level derivatives. That guy who edited babies no long ago is one of it, apparently he raked in hundreds of millions of both governme
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cauldron
8y ago
Does Chrome need to ban Iranian users to?
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cauldron
8y ago
Is this whataboutism? Funny I've been using Youtube for years, the only pirated content I've encountered were a few TV documenties and some unwacthable movies, and they seem to be deleted often. Never saw Youtube promote and recom
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8y ago
Copying and plagiarism is so prevalent and pervasive that these "self-media" platforms have to introduce an "original" tag. They will copy your content and edit it as the due process anyway, so add whatever you like and
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8y ago
These Chinese aggregators are all the same, just like Toutiao from Bytedance (that TikTok company), not long ago the world's most valuable startup. Together with Tencent's WeChat and other me-too sites they created the "self-
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8y ago
From my understanding, jobs in Canada are scarce, at least for new immigrants, it seems most of them can only start off of menial jobs. Since Canada is relatively easy to immigrate to, newcomers have to stay within the country to compete fo
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8y ago
Oh honey, "fake product reviews" is mutiple times more rampant in China, there's an entire industry.
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8y ago
When the vast majority of people are on bicycles and don't own a car, Santana is considered a symbol of social status.
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Don't know why I'm downvoted, Chinese car joint ventures has been ran for a decade but still Chinese can't design a decent car. EVs just dramatically lowered the barriers to entry, it's just "a car with a motor and
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8y ago
And I guess not long from now, you'd be able to buy from Aliexpress EVs made out of Chinese back yards.
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8y ago
Another PR campain, then the company can brag about "Even Americans buy our cars, what are you worrying about?" "Sold overseas" is like an honor badge, Chinese really buy it. US media really should stop this aggressive f
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8y ago
Yeah, it's became the new PC, what? you are agaist weed?
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8y ago
I have the impression that America has had an obsessive history with drugs, but still think legal weed is a downhill path, but guess you guys would just say I'm bigoted, weed is non-addictive,or the key is self-control etc.
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8y ago
>did not have a drug problem, although he was aware that his son took drugs recreationally. "recreationally", good luck with recreational weed, Americans.
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Western media reports tend to grossly exaggerate Chinese tech advances especially startups, those guys never shy away from any PR opportunity even if the only thing they have is a PPT in order to rake in juicy VC and government money. Don&
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8y ago
Don't think you guys read the article, at least the last three paragraphs.
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8y ago
I admit my historical views are (or was?) extremely skewed, flawed and uninformed, I'm never proud of that, but I will never hate myself for it too since those are what Chinese textbooks and society taught me since I'm born. I do
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Oh boy I'm sure you are a western sympathizer of China, and I am almost ashamed of myself for not being nearly as defensive. Japan and said nieghbors has been at war with the middle kindom for millennia, East Asians will be hating each
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8y ago
It's 2018, no one bothered China except Japan and their communist neighbors for almost an entire century now. Time to move on and quit being a victim?
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I believe as long as you connect to WIFIs that are already geolocated by other people's phones, you are in. Uncloaked WIFI probes also can expose you to stalker routers.
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8y ago
https://www.theverge.com/2018/10/5/17940650/how-history-gets...
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The Chinese copy of it "Zhihu(Did you know?)" has become a distribution center of misinformation and misconception, a haven for "folk-science", all driven by financial gains, why would "clever ones" waste time
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On popular Chinese video sites, you can watch the pirated China Hustle, and the comments section is unsurprisingly almost all about blaming the Americans' stupidity. American systems are just full of loopholes for Chinese, and Chinese
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Or 洋人 、 洋大人 I think there's an important aspect of China is that the gov just has so many tools to sway the economy, and status quo will always be tolerated and supported as long as there are enough people are benefitting from it. Peop
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Still rocking Windows 7, the fonts of Windows 10 just hurt my eyes.
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4 US dollars per gallon in China.
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8y ago
The population replacement in Hongkong that's at its another height, will inevitably occur in Taiwan if that starts to be a remote reality, albeit at an even larger scale.
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