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dis-sys
8y ago
what mentioned in your article has nothing to do with the social credit system. as already mentioned in your own article, it is all about the "laolai" list maintained by courts. This system has been there for over a decade or long
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Huge number of third world pilots are flying other models of Boeing 737, they obviously didn't crash that often. They are just blaming the victims, trying to let those already killed pilots to take responibility for their faulty design
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8y ago
> 25X is the difference between surviving a commute on a bicycle vs a car Meaningless and misleading comparison at best. According to numbers released by Boeing [1] itself, the original 737 designed back in 1967 had a hull loss of 1.75 p
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8y ago
As of writing, FAA still refuses to protect the safety of passengers flying with American airlines. Completely disregard public safety to just protect the financial interests of a single private company, when this is systematically carried
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8y ago
> China may be playing politics all grounded 737 max in China were replaced by 737-800, playing politics to support and promote 737-800 from the exact same company? that is a cute idea.
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UK grounded all Boeing 737 Max https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-47536502
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From Boeing's statement - "Boeing has been developing a flight control software enhancement for the 737 MAX, designed to make an already safe aircraft even safer". Just unbelievable. For the concerned software "enhanceme
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8y ago
> Ukraine is just 500km from Vienna those are two vastly different independent countries. > how developed it is can we just cut all cheap talks and focus on undisputed facts and numbers? the undisputed facts here is extremely simple -
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> The cause of this crash hasn't been determined that is the exact reason why all 737 Max should be immediately grounded for a full investigation. or are you suggesting to further risk lives just to protect the interests of a compan
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> I would assume that they would do the same thing here, if this also turned out to be a widespread issue not related to aircraft maintenance or pilot training. Two brand new 737 Max from two different types of airlines crashed in 6 mont
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8y ago
> For example the Yangtze River Delta has more than 100m people (more than any European country) and GPD(PPP) per capita similar to Italy I won't make such comment by completely ignoring the wellbeings of other hundreds million peop
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8y ago
> they are mostly low quality comments on both sides of the issue. Please have a look at the other reply I made in this thread, when someone mentioned that Li Keqiang Index and argued that it is a better indicator of China's real G
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8y ago
> It is ironic that Li Keqiang is premiere (#2) but Xi Jinping has decided not to use his index ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Li_Keqiang_index ) that gets around fudging with more accurate statistics. Li Keqiang Ind
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8y ago
> Like this is government literally saying you can't purchase the means to travel. I am not sure how that is not interfering with freedom of movement. No, they never stop you from walking/riding a bicycle/driving your own
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8y ago
> restriction of the right of movement on "unsocial behavior/associations" denying someone's access to tax funded public transport (airports/train stations in this case) as a result of his/her refusal to pay
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8y ago
Unisoc bought Spreadtrum a few years ago and Spreadtrum has been in the modem business since 2010 with its 3/4G modems doing ok in many medrange to low end smartphones, e.g. Samsung J1, Samsung Z series.
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from the article - “Soviet radiation,” he joked, “is the best radiation in the world.”
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8y ago
> look at how similiar to an ICBM this space rocket is Nagasaki is just 800km away from Shanghai. How ICBM is relevant here is really beyond my understanding.
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> The official position of the government of Taiwan is that all of China is one country, whose rightful government is currently based on the island of Taiwan, but whose land is 99% occupied by Maoist rebels. According to the same govern
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8y ago
> There are a whole lot of reasons why you'd choose to stray in your country vs going oversees. For instance, how easy is it to get a US visa vs just staying in your native country? there is only one western company in the top 25 to
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> Chinese with higher educations usually look up to western culture and products. this was probably true 10-15 years ago. rather than some cheap talks purely based on "what I heard" or "what I believe", let's hav
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8y ago
No one is beating a dead horse here, there is a valid point - "The popularity of a project doesn't mean there aren't fatal flaws"
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I think it is a different matter. MacOS documented its abnormal fsync behavior, Golang just didn't follow what was clearly described in those documents. Linux didn't document what happens on fsync failure, there is really nothing
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> the makefile syntax which was designed specifically for the purpose? and proven by generations of programmers. the (very sad) problem here is that for some people makefile is not trendy, it is something first released 42 years ago.
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8y ago
This is not true. I signed up using my Australian mobile number, the wechat app was downloaded from Google Store which is not even accessible in China.
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watched that video in the link, wondering why Airlander 10 is so noisy?
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this stupid comment is from a professor from Macau who is not even a part of the team. if NYT cares to spend more time, surely it can find even more extreme views from 1.4 billion average Chinese. the question is how that is newsworthy. sad
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> It's like editing a piece of code without fully understanding what it does, without unit tests, and your text editor may be buggy. No, it is far worse than what you described. your described buggy code can cause damages but you ha
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8y ago
> The diet unfortunately is being abandoned by many. with soybean sauce and MSG used in so many dishes, I am afraid to say that the diet is never a good one to start with.
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8y ago
> My Feedback is based on GitHub Chinese's popular repositories , those repos are almost always written in Java. Try TiDB, it is in Rust and Go.
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