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by dis-sys 9y ago
Chinese Yuan that stays in your online payment account is usually managed by some cash funds, e.g. Yuebao from Alipay currently manages over $200 billion and it is returning 4.1% pa. In case you are arguing that the <1% fee should be con
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by dis-sys 9y ago
Criminals are now targeting those QR codes. They just walk around and put their own QR code stickers on top of the legitimate ones, hoping that future payment will end up in their accounts. What really impress me is that Alipay immediately
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by dis-sys 9y ago
> Tapping the card to the NFC terminal is super easy. You don't even need to take your card out of the wallet if its in front. The whole point here is how to entirely get rid of the wallet. your ID, your cards, receipts, parking tic
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by dis-sys 9y ago
already closed.
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by dis-sys 9y ago
This has been repeatedly explained: he was not jailed for what he said. His very offensive comments should not get him jailed but with those words in mind, do you think he deserve the nobel peace prize? If you are interested in how he was j
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by dis-sys 9y ago
This thread has nothing relate to Hong Kong. Could you please stop introducing such completely off-topic stuff? Thank you.
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by dis-sys 9y ago
That is the exact consequence Liu got - he is never respected by the Chinese people in general. Why Chinese people should respect someone who openly suggested that they should be colonized by the west for 300 years? For his sentence, no one
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by dis-sys 9y ago
I posted my comments above because you are blindly defending Liu's repressive comments without providing any 3rd party proof that can be publicly verified. For your concerns regarding my post above, maybe you can start to back up your
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by dis-sys 9y ago
I said "certain views should never ever be publicly stated", and suddenly I need to defend such position? If you live in a society that allows you to publicly state anything without consequences, I'd say that is horrible. If
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by dis-sys 9y ago
you can believe what you choose to believe. His comments were widely reported and he never ever even tried to dispute about the general interruption.
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by dis-sys 9y ago
you do realize that your suggested site clearly states that the modern slavery situation in China is almost the same as Japan/Italy and better than South Korea? How about you go back to your suggest site and read it carefully? https:&
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by dis-sys 9y ago
what? saying "certain views should never ever be publicly stated" is outrageous? what a joke.
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by dis-sys 9y ago
he is not jailed for stating that view. the reason for this lock up can be easily searched online.
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by dis-sys 9y ago
you came to this thread largely because Liu is not a random dude on street, he had the nobel peace prize. if you want to argue "I don't care", you need to back yourself up better. the core issue here is simple: how come such
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by dis-sys 9y ago
how about just focus on the core issue here? the core issue here is how come someone with such an extremist style view got awarded a nobel prize. or you may want to explain to me how this whole "China needs to be colonized by the west
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by dis-sys 9y ago
he made that argument almost 30 years ago, he never offered any explanation or clarification to state that his comments were just a comparison. note that: 1. he had numerous interviews after publicly making that comments. 2. he is widely c
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by dis-sys 9y ago
> Who gets to decide what is or is not allowed to be spoken? You can spend your entire life arguing whether it is good or bad for China to be colonized by the west for 300 years, I am not going to waste my time on that.
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by dis-sys 9y ago
There are certain views that should never ever be publicly stated, e.g. Liu said China needs to be colonized for 300 years to get better, is it just free of speech? sound quite repressive to me. https://www.theguardian.com/c
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by dis-sys 9y ago
Such censored view is not good for anyone. "It took Hong Kong 100 years to become what it is. Given the size of China, certainly it would need 300 years of colonisation for it to become like what Hong Kong is today. I even doubt whethe
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by dis-sys 9y ago
wondering what kind of performance overhead it is going to cause by letting the kernel to handle unaligned access vs. fixing the software to actually always use aligned access?
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by dis-sys 9y ago
It is a pretty cool offering, for $30/year, you get to experience the GFW by sitting comfortably in your bay area fancy house. So far, you can't really claim that you've ever designed a global platform because your stuff clea
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by dis-sys 9y ago
extra protection for free, no NSA access!
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by dis-sys 9y ago
what actually made you to believe that GCE is accessible in China? are you assuming GFW is a fantasy?
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by dis-sys 9y ago
Citing the results of a paper in which they studied the errors observed mostly on DDR1 memory? A far more recent study by CMU based on the entire fleet of Fb servers shows that correctable error rates dropped dramatically in the past decade
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by dis-sys 9y ago
and it is export controlled - Chinese are not allowed to buy it.
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by dis-sys 9y ago
As long as AMD can not match Intel on IPC, such one design fits all approach will always attract attacks from Intel. see the latest example here: http://www.techradar.com/news/intel-disses-amds-new-processo...
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by dis-sys 9y ago
Posting from my dual Xeon E5-2670 here, it is a great machine for gaming, look at those average fps benchmarks in your link.
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by dis-sys 9y ago
Wow, that 18 core iMac Pro with 4T SSD and 128G ECC RAM could shot up to $15k. I can buy an army of Ryzen at that price.
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by dis-sys 9y ago
$999 list price translates to $1100-$1150 retail price in countries where you have a GST style tax, then you factor in an expensive motherboard plus heat sink, 64GB of RAM, the upgrade is like $2k. the problem is with this confirmed return
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by dis-sys 9y ago
to be fair, that Intel hyperthreading issue took Intel 5 months to investigate and fix.

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