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China's Low-Productivity Innovation Drive: Evidence from Patents
(papers.ssrn.com)
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pay homage to the King
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it is not only social media, but rather than 'total information environment' including what we get irl. Normative behaviour is literally what the majority believe and do, so if we enter into spaces where we have certain norms perv
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Yoon might be the first elected political leader to publicly succumb to brain rot from the truth free internet. We all routinely overconsume 'produced information', so we're all increasingly susceptible to consensus building
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hadn't realised EU was still buying gas directly from Russia as late as 2024, literally fuelling Putin's war machine. Ukraine, at war with Russia, facilitating the transit and earning transit fees for it, presumably to finance the
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I fear we have lost the collective will to conduct pandemic mitigation. The next time something bad comes round, we're just going to have it wash over us and Black Death it. It's a shame
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DeepSeek is causing a price collapse on China LLM's - we should see downward price pressure on global players such as Open AI, Claude etc. This is great for wider accessibility, bad for investors in the AI big 4.
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Xin Jinping New Year 2025 Address – Official Transcript
(fmprc.gov.cn)
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People Are the New Brands
(profgalloway.com)
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By default, capital will matter more than ever after AGI
(lesswrong.com)
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Magnus has been bored of chess for a long time. He's the best ever, everyone knows it, including himself. He has long had nothing to play for, hence he acts up baiting organisations into enforcing the rules. It seems like a form of sel
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It was never 'legal vs illegal' nor is it about skilled vs unskilled - these were always imperfect proxies for the real debate, which is white vs non-white immigration. Trump is incredibly crude, but he at least does not have (or
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Probably the most significant policy lever Beijing had was the license plate lottery. You can buy any car you like, but you can't legally drive it unless you have a license plate, which is acquired separately from the vehicle. ICE car
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Musk's commitment to 'free speech absolutism' has always been caveated when inconvenient.
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China Stuns with Heavy Stealth Tactical Jet's Sudden Appearance
(twz.com)
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Get Hired ToolKit
(gethiredtoolkit.com)
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China kicks off homegrown Bluetooth alternative
(tomshardware.com)
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Metaview Interview Trends
(trends.metaview.ai)
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not sure if it against HN news but it might be useful to share links of work - github, linkedin etc so that commentators can get a picture of the work you've been doing.
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Full Text of South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol's Address to the Nation
(koreaherald.com)
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Do Sci-Fi Authors Dream of Electric Daoism?
(sixthtone.com)
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We routinely underestimate the factionalism that exists in the collective US 'deep state'. The CIA vs Pentagon vs FBI vs whatever else natsec department that was once set up for a singular purpose before expanding scope into every
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Gelsinger was the right guy, who even made the right calls. Setting Intel up as a rival to TSMC was the right idea - the issue was failure of the CHIPS Act to release expected funding combined with Raimondo's constantly changing export
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Musk has proven himself to be an incredible industry disruptor. Whilst many people will object to his politics - particularly his embrace of the cultural right - it is undeniable that he has moved the needle in terms of US national power. H
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its got to help, but the main thing Japan needs to do is de-Toykoify the country. Urban density is probably the main causes for decline in fertility, and Tokyo is the worst example globally of runaway urban agglomeration.
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it's been over for Krugman as an analyst for a long time
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HR Britain – How human resources captured the nation
(newstatesman.com)
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GDP is a measure of the marketisation of society. If I go visit my grandma over the weekend, my activities do not register on GDP. If I hire a care assistant for $800 per day to do so, that's $800 to national GDP. The encroachment of t
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it was FBI insistence of backdoors on telecomms infrastructure - in order to spy to US citizens - which created the vulnerability in the first place.
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