maxglute

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by maxglute 5mo ago
> strategic Polish company Keyword being Strategic, i.e. industrial pillar industries that sustains entire local industrial chains / ecosystem.
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by maxglute 5mo ago
FDI itself is not enough. Modern national champions happen because state protectionism, typically under autocratic industrial policy (Asian Tigers), in combination with FDI. Hyundai was suppose to be Honda, you can throw TSMC in there. Ther
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by maxglute 5mo ago
Yeah I think this what most miss. FDI is good, great if eventually lead to domestic brand to capture more % of value, like Asian Tigers. I'm not sure if the case in EU, some GDP accounting can grossly conflate actual FDI contribution,
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by maxglute 5mo ago
I remember reading costco has leverage on their supplier-producers, enough that they than enforce better standards above regulation (i.e. meats/produce), which is something mom-pop can't do.
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by maxglute 5mo ago
Yeah it'd be great if they can embed the steam input layer and have it run on other consoles, but there's too much overlay to disentangle.
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by maxglute 5mo ago
>In China's case It's more likely PRC will have migrant labourers do low value work like Mexican fruit pickers. They're going to have ample high skill / tertiary workers for 50+ years, this baked into existing births.
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by maxglute 5mo ago
This 20+ years ago, I think look up "guan" / 管 (to govern) parenting style studies. For quick search, maybe research by Shek on HK school kids, only because name sounds familiar, I don't have access to psych journals any
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by maxglute 5mo ago
Piles of western research. Eastern psych corpus suggest opposite. Well it's more nuanced, some combination of permissive / neglectful parenting styles. IIRC the rough TLDR is engaged tiger parents with mild CP vs hands off parents
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by maxglute 5mo ago
How much of this is old man yelling at clouds because he doesn't know where the fun spots are.
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by maxglute 5mo ago
Trash eating peaces. Napkin math suggest 500 tankers of peach juice, which makes me sad.
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by maxglute 5mo ago
It's no trouble.
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by maxglute 5mo ago
>would be to provide sources. Naw, SAUCE PLS in 2026 is rhetoric distraction strategy expecting knowledgeable person do HW, maybe it's valid pre LLM, but now it's safe to dismiss as insincere. It's entirely appropriate fle
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by maxglute 5mo ago
E: correction: countering PRC act is 500m per year
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by maxglute 5mo ago
You can make the same criticism for all terrestrial live stock, at least aquaculture has lowest feed conversion ratio, i.e. lower than chickens. World, especially east asia not going to go vegetarian, so aquaculture probably most ecological
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by maxglute 5mo ago
>feels natural if conversation moves at the speed of speech As someone use to podcast at 3x speech and sapi text to speech at much higher rate, listening to AI at human speech is a chore.
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by maxglute 5mo ago
Anyone know what happened to Dr. Kim?
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by maxglute 5mo ago
One can dream.
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by maxglute 5mo ago
Thank you!
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by maxglute 5mo ago
On flip side had switch gyms to be among strangers becomes turning on gym socialization really tanked my training.
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by maxglute 5mo ago
On flip side had switch gyms to be among strangers becomes turning on gym socialization really tanked my training.
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by maxglute 5mo ago
>China may be listed as self-sufficient in fish, but its fish are not coming from near China PRC fishing is ~85% domestic aquaculture. THE HIGHEST RATIO OF SUSTAINABLE AQUACULTURE IN THE WROLD. Of 15% remaining wild catch, ~50% is from e
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by maxglute 5mo ago
Conditions get narrow in asia, plenty of roads with poor marking. Marginal remote roads with poor marking or lighting, i.e. my friend highlight was during through windy remote country road with zero lighting and projectors outlined lanes cl
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by maxglute 5mo ago
PRC gave/gives way more managed market access to US/west than vice versa, they just historically limit to JVs where foreign partners capped at 50/50% ownership. Almost every western product that's not export controlled,
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by maxglute 5mo ago
Friend really likes the laneway lines feature at night but noted practicality is correlated with proliferation. Can't have too many of these on the road crossing streams with light pollution.
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by maxglute 5mo ago
The driving gimmick (which works well at night) is light carpet mode that projects car width, braking distance, lane guidance etc, it's like following racing line in forza. Once you throw in projector, might as well as pitch movie nigh
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by maxglute 5mo ago
Like how USSR had issues getting black bakelite components for guns.
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by maxglute 5mo ago
The difference here is China is going to use dual tech for productive civil until they can't vs US will use it to murder children immediately. This fundamental difference, US civil-military (i.e. AI) workers have to grapple with the fa
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by maxglute 6mo ago
~30% price difference, but the main point is Canada cannot pump enough to make up per capita difference even if equivalent. Canada has too much people and too few petro endowments to be a petro state, wood/minerals/agri simply doe
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by maxglute 6mo ago
PRC axed 30-40 millions / 1/3rd of state iron rice bowl jobs in the 1995-2000s due to SOE reforms (for WTO accession), created northwest rustbelts etc. This ~20% of urban workforce. And it's losing income, housing, healthcare
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by maxglute 6mo ago
You're only assuming max utility installation, yes would have to do grid upgrade to sustain continuous utilization in those scenarios. I highlight 1500+600+ all flash/blade2 10m throughput to show system is parity with most heavy

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