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by juiyout 8y ago
As a resident here, I know for a fact that Taiwan did not replace bopomofo with pinyin. You see bopomofu is to denote pronunciation not to romanticize characters. If you are talking about how location/street names are spelled, some for
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by juiyout 8y ago
Same here in Taiwan. Some stores like Jins and Owndays are everywhere nowadays.
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by juiyout 8y ago
I echo your view. Here in Taiwan we have wide selection albeit non-branded frame plus prescription lens from about 20USD. I personally went with ic Berlin + Zeiss lens which was a lot more expensive. Still no where near the article’s USD800
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by juiyout 8y ago
I believe your counter examples show the need to pick good targets instead of the invalidity of targeting.
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by juiyout 8y ago
I have a motor control IC. I look for robot manufacturers and read their company websites for contact info. I call or email them to schedule a presentation. Some say OK. Some don’t . This is just basic cold calls. Maybe someone can be so go
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by juiyout 8y ago
I agree. 4% is very high. I was a sales rep for some tech equipment. We were about 1%.
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by juiyout 8y ago
Univ. of Washington had 3 quarters per year. Don’t know about now.
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by juiyout 8y ago
Child abduction in broad daylight and crowded place had been happening in China. A group of people consist of grandma, husband, uncles would pick on single mom with infant on the street. They would brazenly take away her infant. Of course t
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by juiyout 8y ago
Thank you. I just read it in one sitting. Amazing story.
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by juiyout 8y ago
In Taiwan, Foxconn had noncompete for all their employees and in the articles it specifies a sweeping list of fields that are prohibited for the said employee to enter after leaving Foxconn. Foxconn infamously took one of their employees to
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by juiyout 8y ago
I believe there was a study on how people with different age perceive passing of time differently. I guess, for those people, 30-40 years ago might seem like yesterday. Another wager is that you might be younger than those people.
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by juiyout 8y ago
It is interesting to see that a successful startup is defined as being the top 1% of employment growth in its first 5 years. I wonder if Theranos would've also been included in this definition. In some culture, selling your own company
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by juiyout 8y ago
This is correct. Taiwan was part of Japan before the war.
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by juiyout 8y ago
> Please tell me all your crime and don’t omit anything.
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by juiyout 9y ago
Yes 65% is a soundbite. Cameras are notoriously easy to break into. I would venture to say those 123 cameras has the same manufacturer and share the same reset instruction.
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by juiyout 9y ago
My experience with Google Fonts has been that they are the slowest resource to load. So yes, host everything yourself.
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by juiyout 9y ago
Former electronics manufacturer sales here. Manufacturers usually set the pricing steps with volume generally at the lowest price they can accept. The venue of goods sold often does not play a role in manufacturers' price structure. No
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by juiyout 9y ago
It is interesting that so many people preface their comments with IANAL. Isn't it that one is not a lawyer until proven otherwise?
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by juiyout 9y ago
The author took a simple price-to-income ratio and gave it a nice spin. Search for property price index. The US housing prices shows pretty good affordability compared to where I live now.
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by juiyout 9y ago
I understand the line of reasoning you presented. It reminds me of Stephen Covey's 2nd habit: begin with the end in mind. Now to me personally this incident docked some points off of Tesla. I guess it is not the end they meant to justi
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by juiyout 9y ago
My uncle, being in Mitsubishi car manufacturing, he is specifically responsible for sheet metal and paneling. Heard him mentioned ways for non-destructive damage detection, with Ultrasound, X-ray, and good'ol knock-and-listen being the
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by juiyout 9y ago
It indeed is great for the masses. For doctors, as you voiced earlier, has been pretty ugly. They have to find work outside of country or move to other fields trying to earn money from treatments not covered by NHI. One more subtle effect i
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by juiyout 9y ago
1. Out of top 200 hospitals in the world, Taiwan has 14 of them only behind US and Germany. It is nice considering our population is only 23 million. Clinical technologies and results has been excellent in facial reconstruction, live transp
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by juiyout 9y ago
Is it true that we once had the same rationale with coal?
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by juiyout 9y ago
Apology to bring up Taiwan again in the same thread. Taiwan's national health insurance was once praised by Michael Porter and other Nobel prize laureates. It was marveled as the best invention to bring to the masses. Basically, Taiwan
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by juiyout 9y ago
In my home country, due to electricity being classified as daily necessities, the profit is being regulated almost the same way as the article you cited above. US Version: Total Revenue Requirement = Rate Base × Allowed Rate of
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by juiyout 9y ago
Let's say, ALL facebook resources are wiped out from the planet. I suspect that users' data still partly exists external to facebook due to facebook having used users' data for advertising with our consent to their TOS.
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by juiyout 9y ago
I'm curious about the right to ask others to delete an email thread where multiple parties are involved. Is one individual entitled to the record of interactions and memories formed by 2 individuals?
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by juiyout 9y ago
If there is money tied to rider's mannerism, I would be confident to predict that almost all the observed issues will be resolved.
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by juiyout 9y ago
Isn't every platform "fundamentally" do the same things?

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