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eunos
5y ago
Not strong enough, they don't put their moneyed folks and multinational CEOs as the stakeholder in the state. I'm sure they will be more level headed than some jaded Junkers. Pretty sure they would understand that it's a was
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eunos
5y ago
Strong economic coupling prevents war. Hurrah for ultra globalized economy! Having said that it is quite amusing that now American in general and even HN in particular starts hating globalization when as late as a few years ago they couldn&
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eunos
5y ago
To be fair I believe the fuck-up was caused by local employee and admin not some conspiracy in Palo Alto or Taipei.
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eunos
5y ago
BOE OLED, YTMC NAND, CXMT RAM, LiDAR from Robosense Chipset fabbed in SMIC foundry, data center in Hangzhou and core iOS developed by Shanghai team. A man can only hope so much.
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eunos
5y ago
Samsung has huge memory manufacturing in China.
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eunos
5y ago
While I kind of dislike sounding like a neoliberal, one person's exploitation is another's lifestyle upgrade. Hopefully in a decade or two electronic manufacturing will start moving to Africa and ultimately helps accelerate indust
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eunos
5y ago
What's with Europe and their love of non-digital way to cancel service?
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eunos
5y ago
Bad for visa holders
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eunos
5y ago
Likely many improvements are non customer facing e.g. internal tools, interface for property owner, payment services, etc.
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eunos
5y ago
From the experiment they only change the IP addresses and no need to spoof the GPS?
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eunos
5y ago
Man what field hasn't touched by Tencent right now?
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eunos
5y ago
Hosting from your owning servers on home, localized data centers to global cloud companies.
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eunos
5y ago
I'm more opposed to Liberalism maximalist rather than Liberalism itself.
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eunos
5y ago
My crazier opinion is that we will see in the future tech especially IT will not be seen as ultimate tools to topple "authoritarians" but also enable of such practice. Expect that there will be push back again open source for that
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eunos
5y ago
Somehow just seeing "Atlantic" and the tone of the title, I guessed that the author is Applebaum and turns out I am correct. Having said that, the reason we have this kind of hysteria is that somehow western liberalism won't
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eunos
5y ago
Woah the infamous "Picking quarrels and provoking trouble" went global https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Picking_quarrels_and_provoking... And they said PRC lacks global influence and soft-power.
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eunos
5y ago
A crazy but dangerous way to market these challengers is that try to have it adapted in places that are either under US sanctions or risk under US sanctions. In those place they have all the incentive to ditch Bloomberg terminal. So places
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eunos
5y ago
Levy more tax and use it to expand more green energy.
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eunos
5y ago
Trump (and Pompeo) destroys the liberal oriented ideology in China much more effectively than whatever Xi did.
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eunos
5y ago
I think there was an incident in which some NSA contractor had Kaspersky installed in their workstation and the heuristic caught up NSA tools https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/oct/26/kaspersky..
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eunos
5y ago
I think the idea is that hoping that scaling seawater uranium extraction will drive down the cost further.
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eunos
5y ago
Hualong One reactor construction time is around 5-6 years but pandemic slow things down.
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eunos
5y ago
Cost is said about 10x higher than land based Uranium extraction. However uranium cost proportion of nuclear energy cost is rather low (10%).
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eunos
5y ago
There's this Swedish fintech called Klarna, if you applied as an engineer there, their first test is more or less an IQ test.
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eunos
5y ago
The conflation of ideology and tech as shown in this post is even more reasons to have indigenous and maybe open IP to prevent "west" blockade. The non-democratic Chinese dont give a shit about the ideology of their customer. I pr
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eunos
5y ago
In a few decades, critical exams might be held in rooms that practically are Faraday cages.
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eunos
5y ago
This remind me of how strict Chinese national exams are (Gaokao). They even have signal jammers to prevent external communication.
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eunos
5y ago
Unipolar is dead, long live multipolar!
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eunos
5y ago
Ahahaha that clip. Chinese nationalists used that clip (among others) to show that US only friendly to you when you are unequal or incomparable to the US. When of course China is rising US reacted by showing its zero-sum mentality instead.
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eunos
5y ago
There goes the Iran Nuclear deal
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