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by cfarm 7y ago
To my knowledge, there is no way to actually do this correct?
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by cfarm 7y ago
I believe that Huawei no longer will have access to Google Play.
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by cfarm 7y ago
An appstore equivalent would allow developers to bypass the appstore revenue cut.
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by cfarm 7y ago
Response to the Huawei ban?
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by cfarm 7y ago
This will also affect Huawei in other countries in Emea if they can't access Google play.
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by cfarm 7y ago
Agree. I also think there is a weak argument that standard economics would prevent certain people from buying seafood if supply went down.
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by cfarm 7y ago
I don't think private for profit companies think about that at all. They just look for cheap labor.
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by cfarm 7y ago
How does it affect your company?
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by cfarm 7y ago
So you think other nations will retaliate also?
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by cfarm 7y ago
I think we're saying the same thing. My added point is just that leadership needs to set this example.
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US-China trade war: Moving to Vietnam to avoid sanctions(bbc.com)
2 points by cfarm 7y ago|2 comments
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by cfarm 7y ago
It depends on what Trump does. He may start opening up other avenues for America to get the same trade we had with China. For example, we might get friendlier with Mexico or Vietnam. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-
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by cfarm 7y ago
I think this creates a nationalistic retaliation -- "We don't need America. We can do it ourselves, and better."
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by cfarm 7y ago
In the "remote only or not at all" argument, I think it's really up to the leadership to set the example. You can have an office, but if the leaders of the company stress how important it is to work remotely, this will be ok.
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To Many Chinese, America Was Like ‘Heaven.’ Now They’re Not So Sure(nytimes.com)
68 points by cfarm 7y ago|70 comments
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by cfarm 7y ago
Is there any quantitative data that you can get to show how "good" the results are vs google?
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by cfarm 7y ago
I wonder if most policies put in place during a president's term actually affect the next term.
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by cfarm 7y ago
Agree. I think you need to assume that people will litter. I think changing the material to something that can decompose would be a better approach. Maybe if the government gave some sort of subsidy to make the private companies do this?
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by cfarm 7y ago
Why is it that labor is cheaper elsewhere?
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by cfarm 7y ago
I think funding amount could attract a specific type of talent.
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by cfarm 7y ago
It ultimately comes down to trust. For example, if the Chinese president decided to make a law that they can't demand data from Chinese companies any more, it's not like Trump would roll this back. Similar to Snowden, do you still
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by cfarm 7y ago
IMO I don't think anyone benefits from announcing the valuation.
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by cfarm 7y ago
Interesting that this war got started without congress.
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by cfarm 7y ago
Lightphone makes a dumb phone that lets you swap out your smart phone for a while https://www.thelightphone.com
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by cfarm 7y ago
When they get big enough they do. Depends on what you consider a startup.
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Trump declares national emergency to protect US networks(techcrunch.com)
7 points by cfarm 7y ago|5 comments
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by cfarm 7y ago
Accidental is the wrong word. Usually it's very clear you can identify a problem, but it's rarely the case the way you first solve the problem is what people want. You eventually iterate to something that is.
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by cfarm 7y ago
In terms of a political solution, why aren't there some kind of subsidies to these bottling companies for using another material that is more recyclable?
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by cfarm 7y ago
Just so counterintuitive that it's cheaper to send something halfway around the world than 5-20 miles away.
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Wholefoods/Amazon parts ways with Instacart today(cnbc.com)
2 points by cfarm 7y ago|0 comments

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