fatman13gg

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by fatman13gg 8y ago
Wow.. the liberty fighter strikes again. Hope you enjoy your democracy while it lasts and stop being naive one day. I literally have nothing to say to anyone who actually believes China would launch invasion against Taiwan.
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by fatman13gg 8y ago
> Jordan Peterson isn't exactly a friend of communist parties I never said JP would embrace any communist ideology. I was merely pointing out that you should see and think before you make ignorant claims without any actual data or s
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by fatman13gg 8y ago
> Taiwan wouldn't need weapons were it not for the unacceptable bullying from China. I see that we would never convince the other at this point. But I do hope that you open up your eye one day and don't give into those radical
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by fatman13gg 8y ago
> Wow, 50c party members trolls on HN (see [1])? I like how quick you label people as soon as they share different political view. > Could you elaborate on this wild claim? Taiwan enjoyed a short period of economic boom only thanks to
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by fatman13gg 8y ago
> Taiwan is living proof that Chinese culture and democracy mix perfectly well On the contrary, Taiwan is the proof that Chinese culture and democracy don't mix well. In fact that is why CNP lost in the first place and retreated to
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by fatman13gg 9y ago
My bad. Somehow I was under the wrong impression.
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by fatman13gg 9y ago
> Taobao is owned by Alibaba, which also owns the South China Morning Post. Interesting. I am wondering how they update their posts. Because scmp.com is actually being blocked in where I am staying at. Maybe some state sanctioned service
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by fatman13gg 9y ago
Wonder if there is a potential block-chain based business opportunity for reviewing stuff, where all information would be transparent.
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by fatman13gg 9y ago
Why having freedom of speech, independent judicial system and accepting human rights as common values has to be the prerequisites of being a global power? Technically if you are rich and powerful then you are a global power. Edit: sensing l
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by fatman13gg 9y ago
That's the beauty of the legal system. The point is not that you are not breaking any laws. It's the process will exhaust you and force you to sign a deal or something. You always lose in this case.
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by fatman13gg 9y ago
> For goodness sake this thing is older than half of people on HN. > Are you saying that half of HN are younger than 19? I would have thought the average age on HN would be somewhere around 30. I would expect the average HN person was
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by fatman13gg 10y ago
> From about 2005-2009 I founded a hotel reservation platform in direct competition to CTrip and ELong So it's hotels only? No flights, cars etc?
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by fatman13gg 10y ago
Just watched a video giving some quick background on fusion https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZsaaturR6E Informative and concise. Thought it was extremely hard to do though...
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by fatman13gg 10y ago
Some liberal view on the issue https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGSzj7ztszI Though, the video sort of failed to elaborate more on science evidence than just death tolls etc.
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by fatman13gg 10y ago
Go through the comments of this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGe4uWEvwe8 People were literally bizarred by youtube, saying they were there by recommendation. (I have this video in the recommendations also...)
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by fatman13gg 10y ago
I remembered an article on motherboard about a guy's house raided by FBI for running an exit node. Now that article rendered a 404. Not sure if publicly claiming to run an exit node is safe.
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by fatman13gg 10y ago
> But you claim such defects have "always been a problem" in science fiction. I wasn't referring to sci-fi in general. I was talking about my personal experience. I specifically had "when I read sci-fi story" in
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by fatman13gg 10y ago
Okay. I just finished reading the whole thing. Still a lot of the things don't add up. A lot of the things don't feel right. I can't put it into exact word. But in the link provided by rabboRubble ( https://read.dou
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by fatman13gg 10y ago
--Spoiler alert--- After reading the first chapter and beginning of the second chapter, to me, it seems not a good piece at all. They had the technology of building a folding city for god sake, yet the protagonist is doing some heavy labor
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by fatman13gg 10y ago
Like Feynman said in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMFPe-DwULM , when trying to explain how magnate works to the reporter. I think it's hard for someone else to actually understand the problem when you two
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by fatman13gg 10y ago
The ruling isn't that powerful at all. On the latest development. http://www.scmp.com/news/china/diplomacy-defence/article/198...
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by fatman13gg 10y ago
> I have an idea about why you did not find a job in America.. consider, I worked as a programmer in States for 2 years. I decided to go back on my own will. > If existing H-1B holders are not measurably adding enough value to the Ame
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by fatman13gg 10y ago
Good Sharing. I come from a tier 1 city in China. The struggle people in [1] have seems very distant to me. I think they are good people, but they are just too naive to think they could get decent office jobs with such low grades. (At 5:37,
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by fatman13gg 10y ago
For me personally, I don't think it is worth it. But if I hadn't studied abroad, it wouldn't have killed my interest to do so.
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by fatman13gg 10y ago
I said "those came back to China". Most undergrad went back to China eventually. Just compare the number of Chinese students given in the article and the number of H1-B visa issued every year. Do the math.
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by fatman13gg 10y ago
> U.S. universities offer an easier way to get ahead, with a quality education and better job prospects. The better job prospects part might not be true. Those came back to China for jobs will get their current position with or without a
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Augmented Reality Sandbox(system76.com)
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by fatman13gg 10y ago
Then what is point of, say, Math class? You still remember much of the Math formula? Personally, I think in this information age Programming is a much relevant subject to be taught in school than traditional ones like Math, Chemistry, Physi
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by fatman13gg 10y ago
The "rock" is actually located in East China sea.
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by fatman13gg 10y ago
> I would say that Japan has mostly behaved in a similar manner to Germany on the topic Are you sure on that? I doubt Japan's neighboring nations would agree on that.

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