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eunos
6y ago
Bill Clinton said in 2000 that limiting Internet is like nailing jello to the wall. Now, not only China managed to do so, even the US starts trying to nail the jello as well.
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eunos
6y ago
>The fear is gene edited babies would trigger the same effect: If I'm in my country's richest 3% and I know parents in the richest 2% are gene-editing their children to be healthier/smarter/prettier, can I afford not
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eunos
6y ago
For point 2, seems Russian, Chinese and Indian are the most active player in vaccines export right now.
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eunos
6y ago
Surprisingly Berlin has quite a lot Boba place. At least a dozen
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eunos
6y ago
'human rights' and 'freedom of speech' are just tools to undermine Geopolitical competitors.
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eunos
6y ago
Remember that Chinese companies and peoples also contributed heavily to "Western" Open Source, from Linux kernel to Apache Spark. It should be a borderless world in Open Source ecosystem.
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eunos
6y ago
Blackout only occurs in a selected province due to strong export demands and early winter which increase electric heaters.
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eunos
6y ago
Is it probable that inflation doesn't occur in spite of mass QE because the inflations are exported, mainly to manufacturing exporting countries like Southeast and East Asia? You get cheap electronics and products in return.
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eunos
6y ago
Check Dyson Sphere. Looks interesting
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eunos
6y ago
Gacha in Genshin is nasty unless you are not greedy and contend playing F2P or limited 5* characters. Anyway the correct thing mihoyo done with Genshin is that in addition to make a very good game (AAA tier for free), their community is als
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eunos
6y ago
I think it's just Tencent that are too money oriented, instead of Chinese gamedev environment as a whole that fucked up. To be fair, a lot of famous Chinese game are gacha/microtransaction since China is mobile first environment.
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eunos
6y ago
Huh, that's on pseudoscience territory.
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eunos
6y ago
What control? There's no control, else deadly attacks to the capital no less should not occur.
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eunos
6y ago
Gov is pretty sure has a far stronger leverage than AWS. For example, if AWS cancels unilaterally Gov contracts, Gov will show that as Exhibit A of the need of Anti Trust. Anyway, if Gov can procure cloud services, they should procure multi
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eunos
6y ago
Pompeo for me seems very narcissistic person. This week alone I already saw his tweets as Sec of State asking people to follow his personal account. Is it normal to do that? Not to mention having digital photo of him for every announcement
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eunos
6y ago
When I read the "teaser" of this announcement in a few UK tabloids (Daily Mail/Telegraph), the title seems bombastic ("UK diplomats brace for Pompeo's bombshell" or something like that). Yet for me the announce
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eunos
6y ago
What? Zoom HQ is in Cali.
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eunos
6y ago
I think even democratic country like India would start to consider "national" social media for national security purpose. Of course, Jio might be a strong lobbyist for that.
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eunos
6y ago
And Twitter should act as an arbiter for such distinction?
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eunos
6y ago
The point is that the legislature/sovereign should be the sole arbiter not a private company especially not under their jurisdiction.
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eunos
6y ago
I am not in the field of Geopolitics, so I only heard opinions from Twitter or Quora mostly. Apparently lots of people over there perceived that Dugin's influence to Putin was over inflated. Especially after Trump was elected along wit
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eunos
6y ago
I consider that similar to Dugin's "Foundation of Geopolitics" conspiracy.
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eunos
6y ago
Again I'm talking from sovereign point of view. You don't want Silicon Valley companies to control your country's information flow. There's no guarantee that those companies won't ban the account of government appar
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eunos
6y ago
And arguably the worst secretary of state. https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/global-opinions/mike...
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eunos
6y ago
>The Pentagon overall is more powerful than the US Presidency Seems the reason why Biden prefers General Austin over Flournoy. Biden needs a Def secretary that will represent Biden's interest in the Pentagon, not the other way aroun
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eunos
6y ago
Try to make Biden's admin life far more difficult. Pompeo has 2024 presidential dream.
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eunos
6y ago
Should just use Trumpist.
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eunos
6y ago
I am talking in a more general term. And also they do want ability impose sovereignty upon the narrative. That include the ability to prevent Silicon Valley companies propagate narrative that is not compatible with the sovereign.
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eunos
6y ago
Seems the great social media purge towards GOP personals really made many countries rethinking their information sovereignty. There's no way they would allow access to social media, the 21st century mass communication be controlled by
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eunos
6y ago
> With its stories and statuses Do people really use those? No one in my contacts ever use it, me included.
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