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9y ago
Shanghai had 13 million in 2004 when I left, moved back last year and there is now 23-24 million people. I can't really name any western city that saw a population increase of 10 million in 13 years.
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9y ago
until you need to buy an apartment from those criminal developers. check news, they are selling apartments smaller than a prison cell to new home buyers. this happened when 90% of usable land are intentionally assigned as parks to limit lan
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this is also witnessed by many businessmen from Taiwan. they concluded that Chinese living in China can't afford to eat $1 instant noodle, the example they described is that once someone opens up a cup of instant noodle in public, peop
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9y ago
there are many many regular US products that are banned from being exported to China. for example, you can order a Intel Phi processor from your local computer shop and build a hobby computer using that, yet it is criminal offence to sell t
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9y ago
patents is the problem. once they set foot in America, those Chinese companies are going to be sued in federal court for patent right violation or asked to pay royalty higher than their current profit margin.
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9y ago
is this a serious reply? do you know how bad is AMD's OpenCL support? how bad was the attitude? have a look, people had to make a petition to ask AMD to fix their craps. https://www.phoronix.com/forums/forum/l
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9y ago
with 1/10 of the population in Stockholm, the craziness is not remotely comparable.
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it is just shocking that they did the trial run of the nuclear reactor in Beijing where there are over 20 million people. on the other hand, they were actually allowed to carry out such trial run close to where those most powerful live. to
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9y ago
the title is misleading, it is not even a full installer, it is an app that just redirect you to a download link. google refuses to provide a full Chrome app for the Microsoft Store because it requires browsers to use the built-in HTML and
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9y ago
Is there any international law or treaty explicitly requiring countries to allow their roads to be mapped by foreign countries/companies?
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by Chinese law, it is criminal offence to do this to fake the sales number to mislead other buyers. e.g. see report below (in Chinese), 5 years and 9 months in jail for doing something similar http://news.ifeng.com/a/20
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9y ago
I don't like the marketing BS from WD, especially the part it is calling itself a company using 1 billion cores a year. Let's be clear - those 1 billion cores run a single type of application - controller firmware. It is not remot
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9y ago
check the board of directors and the top management team in Google, can you see any Chinese name in the list? now check the same lists for BATJ, Alipay and Huawei. with such bamboo ceiling in place, google doesn't stand a chance to com
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9y ago
When google initially entered the Chinese market more than a decade ago, it offered a censored version of google search conformed to the censorship requirements set by the Chinese government. It argued that the most ethical option was to of
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9y ago
please stop trolling, the author purchased the disk immediate after the release. multiple disks were purchased from newegg, it is recorded publicly here: https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/intel-opta...
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9y ago
No matter what claims were made in the past, it is crystal clear that Optane 900P is a killer device for ZIL style access pattern. This has been verified by numerous sources, independent or sponsored. As explained in the article, the expect
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9y ago
the biggest impact for some people reading Hacker News is that there is now a pretty big uncertainty on those "second hand" Xeon processors you purchase on ebay.
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9y ago
Tried my consensus library in go, and it is now 5% faster AGAIN. I like such magic. ;) What I am really looking forward to is the NUMA awareness in the runtime. Most servers are now NUMA machines, in fact AMD Threadripper is NUMA and it cos
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I built my first ARM board for around $30 each, $50 is enough to have a pretty decent profit margin on top of that cost. It was a S3C4510 board running uclinux and I did it 14-15 years ago. That chip is one of the first few publicly availab
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pushed by a bigger company using a better established architecture and a more reasonable core count.
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The specs look pretty interesting on paper, but it is just on paper until average developers are actually allowed to have access to such new ARM platforms at reasonable prices. ARM managed to take the entire mobile market because those low
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9y ago
when asked "How many qualified software engineers they have locally produced?", you came up with TSMC as example? Is that a software related company? Do they build internet services to complete with Google? Let me respond to your
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9y ago
cute! quad core sever processors
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Platinum 8180 is THE latest/fastest Xeon from Intel. I got down-voted because many people consider AMD as an alternative to Intel, betting AMD is going to deliver real competition and innovation. My comments probably broke their heart.
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Thanks but I have been running server processors at my home lab for almost 8 years now. ;)
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No, if I search for "Platinum 8180", the top model from the latest Xeon families released roughly at the same time as Epyc, I have a full page of results covering dozens of different vendors. Most of them can ship within hours, e.
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there is always such competition - E5-2600v4 vs LGA3647 based processors betting on AMD is nothing different from waiting for an open sourced version of Windows from Microsoft.
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So? Checked lots of retailers/vendors in China, they all told me the same story - no Epyc in stock, but Intel's latest servers/processors can be shipped in hours. In fact, I ordered several Xeon processors last Sunday and the
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you may want to double check your facts first - the name of your favourite search engine google can not even be spelt by most Chinese, out of their market share of 15%, many had to use baidu to search for the address of google to get there.
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No, it did a lot to Chinese. By exiting China, Chinese companies got the chance to actual grow and develop its talent pool. almost 10 years on, now 4 of the top 10 internet companies in the world are Chinese companies providing huge number
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