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by deepVoid 7y ago
In the US, my phone is on Wifi pretty much most of time during the day. When I am at work, my phone is on Wifi. When I get home, it is on Wifi as well. When I go to Starbucks, my phone connects to Wifi automatically. India has very limited
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by deepVoid 7y ago
These accusations are unfounded and unsubstantiated. If they steal your tech, you should sue them in court. We, the US and other nations, run by the laws. You have all the rights to sue whoever steals your tech. Android is open source and a
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by deepVoid 7y ago
If it would give up control of the OS on phones anyway and it would not threaten the US security, why did the US ban Google from providing Android updates to Huawei? It is the same logic why the US government bans Huawei, unless the US gove
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by deepVoid 7y ago
This is different from selling nuclear technology to Iran. Android is open source (albeit not in the "real open source" way) and available to everyone. Anyone can fork it at its own will. Forking Android by a non-US company would
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by deepVoid 7y ago
When the light shuts down in the west, it shines brighter in the rest.
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by deepVoid 7y ago
I would be happy to go back to India to build my own country. India is growing fast and can use some talent.
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by deepVoid 7y ago
Although Huawei is not great at protecting your data, entrusting Facebook and Google with your data is not a solution either. Facebook and Google look through everything and monetize it.
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by deepVoid 7y ago
- While most autonomous cars rely on motion-planning systems running at a rate of between 3 Hz and 10 Hz, Realtime Robotics' system runs at 1,000 Hz, going through a massive data lattice of possible trajectories in parallel. Motion pla
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by deepVoid 7y ago
For developing countries, moderate protections of its own industries are needed to foster their own. However, as they grow stronger, they are gradually opening up their markets. China is just doing that. Baby birds are protected by their mo
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by deepVoid 7y ago
Huawei was hurt for sure. So is the US. Take a look at all the US chip stocks. They have gone down precipitously since Huawei was banned. The combined loss they took is larger than imposed on Huawei. Huawei getting hurt is only a temporary
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by deepVoid 7y ago
US bans will only serve to motivate the Chinese to work harder to develop its own independent technology ecosystem. It is painful today and tomorrow but it will be a boon for the Chinese in the long run. By looking at the long history or ri
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by deepVoid 7y ago
Glad to see that the one-belt, one road initiative has helped many countries especially in Asia and Africa achieve economical success. China has helped the developing countries greatly.
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by deepVoid 7y ago
It is a piece of bloated app that adds all your FB friends to your messenger friend list automatically and constantly spams you to contact them on anniversaries etc. I deleted it the same day I downloaded it.
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by deepVoid 7y ago
This is what happens when you keep innovating and others stall. The latest generation of Iphone are expensive and not much different from the previous generation. Samsung made a few serious mistakes too, including the exploding incident. Re
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by deepVoid 7y ago
1984!!!
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by deepVoid 7y ago
which guideline says that a comment should be substantive? Could you please point it out?
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by deepVoid 7y ago
Could you please stop harassing people about their exercising freedom of speech? Does every comment need to be substantiated? Why don't you tell your government to stop smearing Huawei?
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by deepVoid 7y ago
This kind of smear campaign against Huawei is unprecedented and politically motivated in the history of telecommunication technology.
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by deepVoid 7y ago
iphone found to be querying servers in the US, discovered 10 years ago.
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by deepVoid 7y ago
Android phones are querying servers in the US all the time.
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by deepVoid 7y ago
* It is complex, written in an “unsafe” manner, using “unsafe” languages. This is written by someone who knows nothing about 5G or communication software. Pretty much, the whole world is run on software written in unsafe languages such as C
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by deepVoid 7y ago
It is time to break the duopoly and introduce competition into the market. It is good for all customers.
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by deepVoid 8y ago
"America has a far bigger GDP" It depends on how you calculate it. According to PPP, China has a GDP of 25 trillion vs the US of 20 trillion[1]. Yes, China has a bigger market and bigger GDP. If you calculate nominal GDP, China ha
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by deepVoid 8y ago
Time to short Lyft once it goes public.
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by deepVoid 8y ago
I would not call it comfortable since both are bleeding money every year. In addition, Waymo, Cruise etc. are all trying hard to put robot taxi's on the road. When that day comes, it will be interesting.
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by deepVoid 8y ago
It is nice of the customers and employees to express their public complaints about it. More often than not, they just silently leave the platform and will never come back again. Expressing public complaints is a hell more work than jumping
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by deepVoid 8y ago
I have faith in freedom. China still has a long way to go. The Soviet Union sent the first man-made satellite and the first Human being into space before anyone else. However, Soviet Union collapsed eventually. China has not reached the hei
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by deepVoid 8y ago
Just to throw something out there. My city here in Ontario Canada has been running BYD buses for a while. We have been very happy with BYD buses. These buses are clean and don't emit the black smoke. We have had very positive experienc
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by deepVoid 8y ago
For that same reason, Intel's chips should not be trusted by other countries. It is highly likely that Intel has planted backdoor into their chips. Thus, China and other nations should foster and develop their own chip industry and aba