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by hunglee2 2y ago
agreed - any continental scale country (USA, Canada, Brazil, Russia, India, China, Australia - will have the a diversity of natural resources to become energy self sufficient. US especially for solar, but needs infrastructure build out - ca
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by hunglee2 2y ago
Great post. There is third option with excess solar energy production - send it elsewhere. This is partly what China is doing with solar - concurrent with massive solar installation there is also extensive ultra-high-voltage electricity tra
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by hunglee2 2y ago
anyone who has been on the job search in 2024 can confirm
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by hunglee2 2y ago
Rise of the dissident populists on both left and right of the political spectrum is certain rise in Germany; de-industrialisation is inevitable for a country with an energy intensive, export orientated manufacturing economy which now finds
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Indeed Uses AI to Provide Better Matching Context for Job Seekers(indeed.com)
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Adaptive Political Economy: Toward a New Paradigm(muse.jhu.edu)
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What Transsion tells us about Chinese investment in Africa(african.business)
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by hunglee2 2y ago
Geopolitical risk needs to be factored into any cloud service. This will either be 'national champions' or better yet, company self hosted.
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China: A Scientific Superpower in the Making(rathenau.nl)
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Key Strengths of China's Economy(hbr.org)
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by hunglee2 2y ago
excellent to see this - I should imagine Lidl have an opportunity to sweep up the DACH market, and maybe further into the rest of the EU. Divergence in data privacy and AI legislation between US vs EU may become a de facto Great Firewall, i
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by hunglee2 2y ago
China scale is so vast that even with these additions, nuclear share of energy mix will be less than 5%. Important to be building them regardless, institutional knowledge gained from this nuclear buildout will mean future efficiencies - Chi
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by hunglee2 2y ago
Australia is going to have make it Rd2 of being an energy commodity superpower. 40 years of exporting coal to China, it can look forward to 1000's years of export solar to APAC.
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Chinese Survey Reveals Stark Divides in Elderly Labor Force(sixthtone.com)
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A Brief Overview of the DDoS Attack on the Trump-Musk Livestream(blog.xlab.qianxin.com)
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by hunglee2 2y ago
it seems inevitable that United States will become a solar superpower. It is only being held back by incumbents dilemma on fossil fuels. Perhaps a national security framing might help accelerate transition
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How Intel is resorting to financial engineering to raise billions for fabs(adamtooze.substack.com)
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Chinese drones will fly trash out of Everest slopes(kathmandupost.com)
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WADA Statement on Usada Scheme in Contravention of World Anti-Doping Code(wada-ama.org)
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Legacy Chip Overcapacity in China: Myth and Reality(csis.org)
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by hunglee2 2y ago
UK media + politicians have been race baiting for decades. Blaming Putin is a cop out
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by hunglee2 2y ago
There is no requirement for 'state actors' to agitate the far right in the UK - the country's private sector media is dominated by outlets well known for their race baiting. Any sampling of front pages of the Daily Mail, Dail
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by hunglee2 2y ago
its also completely unrealistic, as any student of civil conflict would be able to tell you. Civil war requires at least two conditions: collapse of central authority, and division of the armed forces into opposing camps - neither of which
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by hunglee2 2y ago
It is a crisis but the solution in the 1960's will not be the solution in the 2020's. RoK could not afford to lose the China market, but they have and there really is no replacement.
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UK's elite hardware talent is being wasted(josef.cn)
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by hunglee2 2y ago
You have to admire Maria Mazzucato's crusade against the consultancies, but I suspect AI will give the likes of Accenture, Bain, McKinsey et al a second wind - they have all invested heavily in building up AI expertise and whilst reven
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Geopolitical Risk and Decoupling: Evidence from U.S. Export Controls [pdf](newyorkfed.org)
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Did Sam Altman's Basic Income Experiment Succeed or Fail?(scottsantens.com)
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Chinese companies are winning the global south(economist.com)
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The Founder's Hype Cycle(nas.io)
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