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by hyh1048576 12y ago
no. It's 言论自由, or 言論自由 in traditional Chinese.
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by hyh1048576 12y ago
Meh. Lyft is not even in my city.
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by hyh1048576 12y ago
Uber solves my problem and I think that's good. if Lyft ever expand to Beijing I might want to try it. In China Uber faces equally fierce competition, but they are doing well and expanding. (They are No.3 in China I guess) It's al
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Ask HN: Why is the used car websites so much like 1999?
6 points by hyh1048576 12y ago|4 comments
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by hyh1048576 12y ago
Interesting. The same phrase 'a steady water drop hollows a stone' also exists in Chinese: 水滴石穿, and it also traces back to 2000 years old classics.
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by hyh1048576 12y ago
I don't think you can get tax refund when you leave U.S. Those are mostly an European thing.
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by hyh1048576 12y ago
Well if you (via Stripe) cooperate with Alipay do a giveaway via them.
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by hyh1048576 12y ago
You are leaving the Chinese users behind. They contribute to 50% of Ripple's traffic.
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by hyh1048576 12y ago
So you made a good point. If UberX can lower its cost to about $0.5/mile then it's way more competitive. * Or UberX can be lucrative for people who doesn't need 10k miles per year.
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by hyh1048576 13y ago
As a native Chinese speaker I read that article years ago when my English was just enough to read long articles like that. I found it so damn funny and with a great sense of humor (maybe a Chinese sense of humor). I don't understand wh
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by hyh1048576 13y ago
http://www.convectron.eu/images/02-DT-fusion-reaction.jpg
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by hyh1048576 14y ago
We really need a Can'tchina... There are tons of stuff one cannot use in China for various reason, e.g. Google+, Dropbox...