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The fact that supply constrained GPUs holding value is negative indicator. It's like the tulips mania except bubble enthusiasts are buying wilted/dead tulips because live tulips supply constrained due to irrational demand. Now GPU
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3mo ago
That's misattribution of the the why. The real why is US can't do the sensible thing and cede regional hegemony to growing PRC. There's always the normal solution of watching PRC bomb PH schoolgirls while buying their rare ea
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3mo ago
TFW "near term potential" F35s will get their radars.
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3mo ago
Google maps needs a tool to create menu from best user submitted pics. Still use AI to clean up lighting, masking, layout etc, but there's enough data to cover most popular dishes. Feels like all the REAL useful data / pieces are
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3mo ago
Looks good enough. I don't get the delulu looks weird takes. AI anime, is visually better on many metrics than celluloid labour of love hand crafted art from 20-30 years ago. That's just reality, humans with shit / laborious
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3mo ago
I feel like if JP wasn't trapped behind their Galapagos cell network standard, they would have kicked Nokia's ass. I have fond memories of my Nokias, but it never felt like the had supreme hardware vs JP.
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3mo ago
Article says 1% of gloves are made in US, but US doesn't produce any of the rubber, so raw inputs not American.
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3mo ago
Probably net good for gamers if everything went PC long run anyways.
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3mo ago
Are military and japanese only ones working on active cooling workwear?
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3mo ago
Ballpoint pen tips was proxy Li Keqiang used to shame PRC industry to build precision micromachining capabilities (tungsten carbide for high-end munitions etc), TISCO did it in like a year and it upgraded entire PRC metallurgy chain. US str
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3mo ago
Someone already decided US should. The important question is whether 1B should have gotten the job done, and if not... is it matter of throwing good $$$ after bad $$$... or is it just bad sign 1B wasn't enough.
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3mo ago
Knowing logistics is important =/= able to adapt logistics to modern environment. Last 40-50 years US adversaries couldn't really contest/degrade US logistics at scale. Article is suggesting with new tech, they probably could
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3mo ago
This not exactly wrong, but also not right / poor timeline & PRC domestics politics reading. LKQ was pushing P2P lending / light regulatory on internet finance in ~2015. Ant group exploited light guidance into basically shadow
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3mo ago
No, it would be "cultural genocide", which bluntly is empty label - there's a reason no international framework exits for something prosaic like enforcing common language and culture on minorities - because it's nation b
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3mo ago
I suppose it's like trying to enforce no picture rule in public.
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3mo ago
Cue 100s of China collapse headlines, but being so consistently wrong as reliable negative indicator is itself valuable.
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3mo ago
During winter I'll run a perpetual stew pot for a few days, maybe week+ because it's going towards heating anyways.
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3mo ago
I don't know if heresay, but there's post on reddit alleging Id reluncant to share engine tech with other divisions at Xbox, if true, probably doesn't help, not just for MS gaming studios. I imagine every big software conglom
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3mo ago
CCDI hit like 7m+ people by now, that's hardly selective. You can say it was intelligently staged for power consolidation component, purging corrupt rival/cliques (who should be purged) first before cleaning own house, i.e. Xi
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3mo ago
> intent to destroy Except there was no intent to destroy, literally all other points 2.X that follows is irrelevant. There's reason plurality of UN takes PRC position that they indented to deradicalize / reeducate, aka not gen
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3mo ago
>his family controls billions of dollars of assets None sequitur / who cares? Xi personally doesn't have obscene wealth/assets according to relevant evidence which is what matters. Many CCP red family nepo babies/prin
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And he still isn't a billionaire. There's no credible evidence to suggest he's even 8-9 digit millionaire outside of FLG spam or US intelligence / DNI copium that he's hiding $$$ via extended family, who leveraged t
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Can't it be both? Xi doesn't have 7m+ rivals, and you know... rivals can be corrupt and should be purged. There's reason wikileaks / CIA analysis on Xi insinuates he's incorruptible by $$$, so who better to lead. So
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3mo ago
CCDI has disciplined like 7m+ officials by now, flies and tigers (low and high), _you_ only hear about the juiciest tigers. 100+ provincial/ministerial officials gets investigated per year. It's a wide anti corruption program, laz
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Xi's been anticorruption for 10+ years, CCDI has prosecuted MILLIONs, including his own faction/clique i.e. even Xi doesn't have that much enemies. Westoids just can't fathom it's simply a systematic, competent drai
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3mo ago
Ignorance. Bad code hygiene and poor prompting. As someone who barely codes, I had a few old vibe coded projects from pre agent days when gemini ide had basically no usage limits that ballooned to multi 1000+ line files with backlog of bugs
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3mo ago
How fast is glm 5.2 in western hosts? It's doing everything I want it to, but going through PRC host it takes like 5-10 times longer. Not sure if that is nature of modest or PRC computer infra/routing.
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3mo ago
As pure slop coder, after telling agent to clean up my messy projects from earlier models, i.e. ts, 400 line max, and most of my tasks have gone down to consuming fraction of quota as previous and tasks takes significantly less time to fini
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>full backing of a government that literally does not care if they ever see a financial return on the investment There's no evidence of this, the parsimonious explanation is PRC AI, by virtue of being sanctioned, simply is not able
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3mo ago
Battery swapping for light commercial that has higher capacity pack and are specifically designed to be light commercial like urban last mile delivery can still be meaningfully faster, i.e. 100 kwh commuter packs charges in 10m, 200kwh char
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