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by dirtyid 4y ago
Which will be great. The more countries that gets developed on labour driven export based manufacturing, the better. Before automation starts closing that window.
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by dirtyid 4y ago
>Conducted parasitological examination suggests that edible insects may be the most important parasite vector for domestic insectivorous animals Bummer. I was aquainted with some folks in insect farming who tried to get novel food regula
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by dirtyid 4y ago
It's exceedingly far fetched considering PRC claims have consistently reflected her inherited claims originally made by ROC (Taiwan) as determined by post WW2 treatises, no more, but frequently less. See PRC resolving 12/14 land b
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by dirtyid 4y ago
>quickly scaled up Quickly is more likely decades to reach appropriate as in case of rare earth processing. There's 20 years of supply chains entrenched in PRC that's not going to be replicated without substantial effort or tim
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by dirtyid 4y ago
This is assuming brief embargo (blockade) and inevitable hot war after will last longer than PRC domestic production + strategic reserves + war rationing which is projected to stretch out over a year. 4M barrels a day plenty for war economy
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by dirtyid 4y ago
> it’s absolutely a good start. Depends on why you think it's good. If you think it will hollow out PRC industry and will lead to collapse of CCP into Third Reich leading to collapse them you will probably be disapointed. CCP _wants
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by dirtyid 4y ago
>This middle income trap is not a good thing by the way One of OG researchers who coined the term believe phenonmenon is overstated, to the point of not being useful or existing at all. Fundementally, middle income trap is not a good con
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by dirtyid 4y ago
My understanding of Finnish history is rough but from what I understand Finland was also industrialized in late 1800s as Russian Dutchy under Alexander II's reforms. IIRC reward for being loyal unlike uprising in crimea and poland. It
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by dirtyid 4y ago
>prone to being embargoed Most US / global industries wouldn't be going anywhere without PRC supply chains / rare earth processing. Besides PRC is calorie self-sufficient and produces enough raw resources domestically for
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by dirtyid 4y ago
West Germany was marshal planned by US at height of economic primacy and was previously developed which made recovery to prior levels possible. SK and TW were both bloody authoritarian govs sponsored by US (for coldwar containment) who had
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by dirtyid 4y ago
That quip was over cost of labour specifically. The broader point was US no longer had the manufacturing base or expertise pool to manufacture advanced Apple products at scale or timelines of modern release cycles at all, i.e. Cooks observa
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by dirtyid 4y ago
https://www.apple.com/supplier-responsibility/pdf/Apple-Supp... Ctrl+F 157 from PRC, other countries rarely break 30. Vietnam has 21 suppliers, most of whom also has (likely primary) PRC operation. >engineering
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by dirtyid 4y ago
War unlikely short term, too much mutual exposure (until 2028) - Still lots of interdependancy in critical supply chains - USNavy decade of concern - US reshoring semi - PRC building out nuke deterence - PRC catching up on semi, shifting en
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by dirtyid 4y ago
IMO a lot of these studies on untrained are fairly pointless, this one on extra strength particularly so. Reality is basically anything works for novice lifters and unless you're genetically blessed in hypertrophy department, moving bl
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by dirtyid 4y ago
>hostile take Indeed. Not directed at you (no intention to offend), but author. Article reflects BJPalmer's pattern of why XYZ quality/phenomenon tyical developing countries including China is CCP fault because party afraid of
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by dirtyid 4y ago
It's called simunitions / training rounds with underpowered powder loads. Notice the low penetration on the cinder blocks behind that would shatter using normal rounds that would also ricochet dangerously in enclosed CQC training
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by dirtyid 4y ago
Not really. James "Beijing" Palmer bemoaning how most of PRC is still a developing country doing developing country things, including in tier1 cities full of poor, undereducated, undertrained, migrant workers who has to improvise&
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by dirtyid 4y ago
500+ comments and no one seems to be discussing the first reply in the OP by small appliace company that alleges new compressors rarely fail (and he guestimates possibly less than compressors from decades ago) and are one of the better comp
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by dirtyid 4y ago
>It’s not an issue Not specifically related to the jailbreak, but John Deere bricked tractors Russia stole from Ukraine. If their code is as shoddy as this jailbreak suggest, whose to say they can't be hacked to kill switch ag equip
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by dirtyid 4y ago
>As far back as 1924, the Chinese philosopher, essayist and diplomat Hu Shih wrote a piece on “Cha Bu Duo” as a way of protesting against the attitude, which he felt was hurting China as a nation. Fast, cheap, good. Pick two. Deng wanted
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by dirtyid 4y ago
I like the nicely formated txt file, but why is it in a txt file? Could use a nice warez .nfo header... wonder if there's an official gov ASCII file header.
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by dirtyid 4y ago
At PRC scale, Quantity begets quality. Massive population = spamming and refining becomes viable policy. China is graduating absurd number of STEM graduates that they can spam papers and if 1% is great, they become globally competitive, ref
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by dirtyid 4y ago
They need to mic the contestants and mechnical keyboard sponsors to provide some boards.
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by dirtyid 4y ago
AI quilt making vending machine. I don't know what I would do with all the quilts, But I like the idea that all my well worn, too shitty to donate fabrics are neatly folded somewhere. Maybe bed sheets as well?
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by dirtyid 4y ago
> will lead to war This is in event of an war. Legally, so is blockading PRC, including food and energy imports which is not an unfamiliar discussion in US policy circles. As for cyber, US DoD / Biden also explicitly communicated to
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Someone else addressed per capita self sufficiency below. But operationally, this strategy is likely only if US has ability and appetite to enforce blockade from other producers. And likely only viable short term before PRC finishes convent
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by dirtyid 4y ago
It's an internet meme that some goof at US Army War College picked up on and wrote a paper suggesting TW should blow up their own fabs to deter PRC invasion. Which is dummy take since for PRC, TW is a political problem and US can alway
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by dirtyid 4y ago
>and much of that damage will be suffered by China Signiciantly more will be suffered by US/west whose advanced industries extracts disproportionate patent fees and have extreme reliance on TW semi for short to medium term. We'
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by dirtyid 4y ago
Opposite problem of unable to stop YouTube premium from stealing money from me after account was terminated which in turn locked away payment page. Contacted google via premium one support and their answer was... I don't know. It'
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~300/4400 banks represening ~1% (I think 500B USD worth) of total PRC banking assets fell within the high risk category according to PBOC audit last year. Which included the rural banks running the high interest scam by gangs hence the

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