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by dosy 7y ago
Please have a look at [1] and [2] now
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U.S. tech giants' eastward expansion – chances of cooperation with China(en.people.cn)
1 points by dosy 7y ago|0 comments
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Taiwan’s presidential race tempts Foxconn tycoon Terry Gou(scmp.com)
3 points by dosy 7y ago|1 comments
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Donald Trump, China Savior? Some Chinese Say Yes(nytimes.com)
2 points by dosy 7y ago|0 comments
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by dosy 7y ago
I just went looking for some "credible results", as in "published research of well designed experiments", rather than "I predicted that X would happen and it did" or "I knew what Y was thinking and I was r
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by dosy 7y ago
Poor Boeing, I guess they're putting all their best people and resources into off-world spacecraft.
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by dosy 7y ago
But typically the same types of planes fly the same routes, I would imagine.
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by dosy 7y ago
Snowden was a pawn, taken in by savior complex. Stallman made zero impact. Assange had no effect on war policy. He was also a pawn entrapped by savior complex.
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by dosy 7y ago
Would self-driving AI cars change these simulations? Seems they could coordinate to optimize for flow.
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by dosy 7y ago
Just to be clear, I'm not saying "American is exceptional" in its press freedom. "American exceptionalism" is a concept (unrelated to press, I think it's origin is a political doctrine) that I'm referring
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by dosy 7y ago
That's awesome, thank you for that. It's refreshing to see cool and clear head in the midst of all these topics that are too easy to trigger people in the amygdala.
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by dosy 7y ago
Your points are good, but I think there's another possibility, besides "too big to hide" and "too easy not to invent". What if there is a very big SSP, but secrecy is extremely important (natsec, earth security, com
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by dosy 7y ago
orbital launch energy takes so much because you have to overcome gravity. recorded maneuvers of these Craft turning at thousands of miles per hour doing right angles indicates they don't have to care about gravity. so getting out of Ea
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by dosy 7y ago
if you're having trouble with reading comprehension and would like to know more, go back and read it, summarize it as you understand it and then ask specifically which part is unclear to you. do you understand that?
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by dosy 7y ago
unnecessary. visual cloaking. are you watching objects in 5th gen FLIR? zero radar cross section. even USAF has acknowledged craft you can't trivially observe. your point is rubbish.
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by dosy 7y ago
the Pentagon tic tac video can not be thus chalked up. the Japan airlines radar of craft going 8000 mph too.
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by dosy 7y ago
if it leaks so easy why don't we have a clear picture of the trillions? but if it doesn't leak at all, why all this info? the Pentagon fast Walker tic tac video. and whistleblowers. Corey Goode, Emery Smith. I mean some of these p
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by dosy 7y ago
up votes. use them
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by dosy 7y ago
governments can't keep secrets fallacy. they can. Manhattan. these days, you can just take people's phones.
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by dosy 7y ago
I never said "appetite for self-criticism" equaled free and even handed. In fact, I think it is opposite.
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by dosy 7y ago
No, you're okay, you just didn't get it the first time, I'm fine with that. I never said 'tolerate', and I think it's more promotion that tolerance being the plan. The Americans have really become experts at st
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by dosy 7y ago
It's so satisfying a read. That's the great paradox of free speech I think. Somehow by reading this, I am more inclined to endorse the excesses of American exceptionalism than wholeheartedly criticism them. Even if it's all h
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Parapsychology in the PRC: 1979 [pdf](cia.gov)
49 points by dosy 7y ago|27 comments
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by dosy 7y ago
What's your experience of these programs?
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by dosy 7y ago
sure, but I don't think that's her intention. she's just refitting an old already polarizing topic as a vehicle to troll big tech. polarizing topics like these are like performance-enhancers for messaging if you can weave the
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by dosy 7y ago
I love this, whether the conclusions are valid or not, using science to troll big tech where they live. ouch, right in the feels.
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by dosy 7y ago
an effect I've noticed on this forum is that people come out against something just for the sake of making an argument. I've done it. so to get a gauge on a true measure of sentiment you need to correct for that effect. my guess i
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Ask HN: Advice on Us Business Partner?
5 points by dosy 7y ago|3 comments
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by dosy 7y ago
shutting it down to make some fixes.
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by dosy 7y ago
I take it Death wasn't very amused by the joke.

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