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Decoding Chinese mainland's response to Taiwan election results
(gingerriver.com)
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Many ethnically white English born English people would fail immigration language testing. Languages change for a start, there is no standard way to speak English, as can be attested by how the language has evolved through usage throughout
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3y ago
first time I heard of nuclear being used this way. Undeniably interesting, though obvious safety concerns!
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"There is no standard protocol for when to announce a defense secretary’s hospitalization or temporary inability to do the job" Alarming, to say the least.
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yeah, it was brilliant service. Don't know the history of it but I didn't see a revenue model and they ended up pivoting around for something that would make money. Seems like there are certain ideas which are destined to be great
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Body Problem: Official Trailer [video]
(youtube.com)
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Why Companies Don't Operate According to Moral Norms
(tedbauer.medium.com)
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“This is a desperate move by Chinese companies under the export controls. Just like using a kitchen knife to create artwork, it’s doable, but the effect is suboptimal,” US has got to keep the knee onto the neck of China, make sure they can&
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wow is the return of Delicious? One of my favourite sites back in the day. Hope for this site's success, great way to discover new things
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China launches "lobster eye" Einstein Probe unveil mysteries of X-ray universe
(spacenews.com)
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Chinese experts' perspectives on some key aspects of China's economy
(gingerriver.com)
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Peregrine Mission One: Critical Loss of Propellant
(twitter.com)
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3y ago
Apple moment might be over. China is a huge market for the company, if domestic brands manage to displace Apple as the premium option there it is hard to see how those consumers will be replaced, as China brands typically dominate the emerg
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rejection email is so bad I think it needs further scrutiny to ascertain whether its real. Either way, I would expect the named company to be coming out with either a disclaimer or an apology, stat
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the more you look into this story, the crazier it seems. Turns out that Lloyd Austin was in actually intensive care, the 2nd in command was on holiday and no one in the Pentagon saw fit to inform the White House for several days. This is a
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there are many theories but I think being front-line for so long in any East-West confrontation is the most important factor - it was the reason Green / Anti-Nuclear / Pacific sentiment was much stronger in Germany than anywhere e
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Exciting to see this - so many advantages to pebble bed nuclear reactors including inherent safety (no risk of meltdown), use of helium coolant, ease of waste recycling disposal and continuous refuelling by simply adding more pebbles to the
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We have hit peak Nvidia, which is unfortunately going to be a prominent casualty of the US tech war on China. Loss of the China market - by far the largest single market for Nvidia - can only be accelerated with the latest, seemingly improm
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We are seeing the re-emergence of a form of persistent nomadism, as cost-of-living crisis forces people to abandon (or escape from) the liabilities which come from sedentary living. The cost to kit out and maintain a vehicle is not trivial
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got to keep these subsidies going - need at least 10 years worth, in order to lower the price of EV's so average consumer can be buy them. In parallel, there needs to be a national plan to roll out charging infrastructure throughout th
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The Revenge of the Ottoman Empire
(research.gavekal.com)
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Interesting piece of speculative thinking here, especially on the role AI will have on separating the human from the service, becoming the mediating layer in between.
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inconsistent incumbent pay scales is the main limiting factor for publishing pay scale. Basically, there are a lot of employees in a lot of employers that have pay all over the map, due to lack of compensation policy / hiring manager (
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the problem outlined in this research is also that when pay ranges are listed, they diverge from reality.
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yep, Western brand + China build = strong combo. Also ICE OEM's can't seem to compete directly with their own efforts atm, and it's a do or die race over the next 2 years
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Tesla obviously has the US market sewn up, BYD leading the pack in China, but unclear whether either of them will win in Europe. Euro-China JV's might be in with a chance, VW launching an made-in-china marqued for Europe EV soon.
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Online Job Posts Contain Little Wage Information [pdf]
(nber.org)
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Cost of War [pdf]
(watson.brown.edu)
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yeah good point
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good point re: personal use. I am sure that is how it starts, before then resale coming along in addition. Whatever the case, it seems a robot nurse would eventually be preferable here!
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