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by chvid 6y ago
Electric toothbrush
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by chvid 6y ago
What brand of air purifier was this?
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by chvid 6y ago
This is some guy ... Here is his twitter feed: https://twitter.com/UKZak Pinned tweeet: China Has Weaponized The Smartphone: Here’s Why You Should Be Concerned And this is his company: https://www.digitalbarriers
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by chvid 6y ago
Tiktok will ipo on an American exchange and effectively become an American company. The proceeds of the ipo will go to bytedance who will also continue to own and run the Chinese version.
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The Segway Is Officially Over(edition.cnn.com)
2 points by chvid 6y ago|0 comments
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by chvid 6y ago
From the twitter feed: "React is so 2019. HTML + minimum JS is 2020" Ok. Just as long as you don't get stuck in 2010 :-P Something like a web email-client really lends itself perfectly to a pure client side JavaScript applica
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by chvid 6y ago
The code I wrote is perfectly fine. There is no possibility of race conditions in the code I wrote.
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by chvid 6y ago
Yes. You can add types if you want. And maybe one can discuss if there is a more elegant syntax than the C-style syntax of JavaScript (there is ...). Other than that. I think the code is about as concise as it gets.
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by chvid 6y ago
This is the corresponding code written in React using hooks: export const Counter = ({label, counterType, onClick}) => { const [counter, setCounter] = useState(0); return ( <button onClick={() => {
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by chvid 6y ago
I do not disagree with you. This article does not cover current campaigns nor does it cover "controversial" campaigns. For example the bugging of Angela Merkel and similar interferrence in the politics of allies. The article is in
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When the CIA Interferes in Foreign Elections(foreignaffairs.com)
14 points by chvid 6y ago|4 comments
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by chvid 6y ago
And a two year transition period. That sounds ambitious as the bigger Apple desktop machines are quite powerful. But suppose you could just fit them with multiple chips.
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by chvid 6y ago
MacMini with an A12 chip. Available now as a part of a developer kit. Will be fun to see what that can do.
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by chvid 6y ago
I thought this was a developers conference ... it is all sales and product presentation?
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by chvid 6y ago
Thank you. Finally people are speaking out against the madness of TypeScript. Don't get me wrong. It is a technical achievement to put a static type system on top of JavaScript. And for libraries, it is useful. It let's the users
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by chvid 6y ago
“This resentment runs deep and is stunningly widespread” I am going to offer an alternative here. The reason why the resentment runs deep and is widespread is that we are beyond "peak App Store". While Apple's revenue on serv
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by chvid 6y ago
Europe has plenty of very big companies. They are just not in tech (as in consumer computing, social media).
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by chvid 6y ago
Is this really what constitutes a "5G core network"? Does it mean that I can buy Huawei for the rest of it and set it up in the UK?
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by chvid 6y ago
Don't spoil the party. It is much more fun to pretend that WeChat stores a billion passwords in plain text just so some bureaucrat from the CCP can check if there is anything offensive there.
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by chvid 6y ago
Suppose Tim Cook’s daughter was arrested in Thailand for Apple’s alleged breach of China’s sanctions against Saudi Arabia. How would you Americans feel about that?
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by chvid 6y ago
Actually in which western countries will Huawei implement 5G networks? I know they are technically allowed some places but no operators dare to hire them.
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by chvid 6y ago
In other news; here in Denmark the government has barred Huawei by decree. Also covering Greenland and Faroe Islands. The situation is a bit different here since as there are multiple competing network operators (at least in mainland DK).
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by chvid 6y ago
This article is almost 2 years old: https://www.scmp.com/news/china/politics/article/2162684/tai... Taiwanese engineers lured to mainland China as chip makers go into overdrive "More than 300 s
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by chvid 6y ago
But will it work? If China simply throws enough money at it. The US maybe is able to prevent a Dutch company selling to China. But what if China goes "Hey mr. Dutch lithography specialist and mr. Taiwanese electrical engineer. Come wor
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by chvid 6y ago
As I understand it the big challenge is to replicate the chip manufacturing done by TSMC today. From what I have read mainland China is still years away from doing that.
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At the same time the US may revoke HK's special status removing Hong Kongers access to visa free travel in the US.
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by chvid 6y ago
I can tell you how it is in Copenhagen (which has lifted many restrictions within the last two weeks); there are people at the pubs, at the high street, and in the metro. It is not crowded as it used to be and it is a noticeable younger cro
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by chvid 6y ago
To me it is obvious that those things have a lot to do with each other. By doing this now China is clearly ignoring the explicit warnings from the US as said in direct statements by US political figures, the US' threat to end Hong Kong
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by chvid 6y ago
It is not just China. The US has been ramping up things on multiple fronts. For example the Huawei sanctions and its military presence in the South China Sea.
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by chvid 6y ago
Why on earth does this have to be compared to China? And Falun Gong?! This is long form journalism with establishment figures such as university professors. YouTube censors clearly overstepped their "mandate" here. And Unherd has

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