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by dis-sys 6y ago
> Didn't China require any foreign company to be controlled by Chinese to get access to the Chinese market? This has been explained like hundreds of times on HN. If you truly believe such nonsense, there are one simple question to a
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by dis-sys 6y ago
How can I be sure that BBC article is not written by another bot?
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by dis-sys 6y ago
North Korea is doing even better.
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by dis-sys 6y ago
This is going to be very interesting if true. I'd buy two such ARM mbp on its release, one for the regular macos setup and one for ubuntu linux.
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by dis-sys 6y ago
really interesting time ahead! will be excited to pick up one to run WSL2.
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by dis-sys 6y ago
You got yourself confused because of the US centric view. The real problem here is US literally took the entire market for global scale online services. Companies like Google don't even pay much corporate tax in countries like Australi
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by dis-sys 7y ago
in "vitro” is a magic word, surely enough salt can also inhibits the replication of SARS-CoV-2 in _vitro_.
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by dis-sys 7y ago
There is no way to stop the virus in the US - 10 million undocumented immigrants in the US can not afford to sit at home and watch TV for 3 months, they can't help you to do your fancy contact tracing to expose their families and frien
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by dis-sys 7y ago
more to do with the side effect. it causes birth defects in pretty alarming rate. Japanese government only allows it to be used as a backup, Chinese licensed the design but the government only allows it to be used when all other avenues are
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by dis-sys 7y ago
There is something I really don't understand - if most people just stay at home and cut all non essential public activities to the minimum, how 50% of the population could still get infected?
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by dis-sys 7y ago
because generations of the smartest spent their career on something scientifically proven to be far better - it is called modern medicine.
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by dis-sys 7y ago
it is a 70 years old drug with its safety profile well studied.
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by dis-sys 7y ago
the world consumption of lots of those products is also expected to drop when other countries start to deal the virus themselves.
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by dis-sys 7y ago
Multiple doctors in their late 20s or early 30s have died from the coronavirus. If you are under 18 and have good health, then you are pretty safe.
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by dis-sys 7y ago
mostly due to two clusters - a cult church in south korean and a ship in japan. will be interesting to see what curve you can get once you remove those two clusters.
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by dis-sys 7y ago
I have: 1. n95 masks, e.g. 50 of them. technically, each mask can only last several hours 2. UVC light for cleaning up used n95 masks so they can last a few days each 3. protective eyeglasses if you need to visit hospital for any reason in
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by dis-sys 7y ago
Why Japan still refuses to test everyone (or at least all Japanese passengers) on that Diamond Princess cruise ship is just strange at best.
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by dis-sys 7y ago
total nonsense. they even agreed to let billionaires such as Jack Ma to join their COMMUNIST PARTY. how hard will it be for an average person to join the party? I have not heard anyone who failed to become a CCP member. for the mentioned &q
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by dis-sys 7y ago
I believe the problem described in this blog has been at least partially addressed in the Go 1.12 release.
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by dis-sys 7y ago
Laughing at the petition? That is already way better than calling it a cancer.
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by dis-sys 7y ago
That was largely caused by high dose of hormone used during treatment. I can be wrong but hormone is no longer used that often/much in the current outbreak.
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by dis-sys 7y ago
That jump was explained in details when it happened - test kits were made available shortly before that date. To be more specific, first batch of test kits were delivered to Wuhan on the 16th Jan [1]. [1] http://www.thepaper.cn&#
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by dis-sys 7y ago
> One area where China clearly has an advantage is massive investment in time and budget and respect for education and scholarship that pervades its culture, from individual, family, friends, up to the highest level of society. China is
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by dis-sys 7y ago
> Either China or the US has the largest overall PPP-adjusted R&D budget in the world. (The US data here is 2016 while China’s is 2018 so it’s hard to tell exactly.) China’s investment is about the same % of its GDP as France’s. On p
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by dis-sys 7y ago
this is what you do when you have to deliver short term results to please your share holders every quarter.
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by dis-sys 7y ago
the most exciting one for me is definitely the new escape analysis.
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by dis-sys 7y ago
Sadly, China has already wasted too much money on the so called high speed rails running at 300-350km per hour. I was looking at my HSR options from Shanghai to Xi'an (1,500km distance) yesterday, the fastest train takes almost 6 hours
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by dis-sys 7y ago
> China never obeyed the rules did China had a say when the old rules were made?
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by dis-sys 7y ago
> That sort of sounds-sorta-racist/nationalist ideology won't fly in modern Australia. just grab another VB sit back and watch then?
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by dis-sys 7y ago
> but didn't because your mom liked the kitchen layout in the house you grew up in Not sure what is the situation in other countries/cities, but for all places that I have lived there is usually a 7 figure $ price tag differenc

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