nouveaux

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   by nouveaux 6y ago

   I think it's totally fine that the US is not number one. In fact, the economist using a slightly different measurement speculates that China has already overtaken the US in GDP[1]. Regardless, my question is about China continuing to f
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   by nouveaux 6y ago

   Have you considered an external GPU?
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   by nouveaux 6y ago

   I agree. This has components of science and policy. There are people in the community who can contribute valuable insight.
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   by nouveaux 6y ago

   I agree with you that TikTok was unfairly singled out. I also agree with you that many US companies have operated legally inside of China. I also agree that the US should get its house in order. China bans apps when the Chinese government d
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   by nouveaux 6y ago

   Ok so I'm merely stating facts here. Why the downvote?
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   by nouveaux 6y ago

   Ok so let's say the US does all of this. China continues to force transfer of private company IP, bans apps it see fit, etc. How does the US putting its own house in order solve this? (I am 100% in agreement with you that the US should
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   by nouveaux 6y ago

   Western democracies include Australia, Europe and many other parts of the world. I agree with you there are plenty of downsides to the hegemony. China being #2 does not need any pity either. So what's wrong with the US pushing back on
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   by nouveaux 6y ago

   Here is a list of websites banned in China: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_websites_blocked_in_ma...
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   by nouveaux 6y ago

   I'm not supporting the move here. I'm asking what you would do instead. How do you force China to open the market up?
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    by nouveaux 6y ago

    I asked what we should do. I'm open to ideas.
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    by nouveaux 6y ago

    I would be convinced if you can find a Chinese citizen, in China, posting about Pro Taiwan or Pro Hong Kong videos on TikTok.
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    by nouveaux 6y ago

    I dont have any friends who are pro china on Facebook so I cant prove/disprove but I see plenty of pro china content on hacker news. None of it is being actively scrubbed by the US Government. This is the big difference between operati
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    by nouveaux 6y ago

    Mark Zuckerberg criticized the US Government's handling of Covid[1]. Do you believe ByteDance's CEO Zhang Yiming would do the same or anything similar? [1] https://deadline.com/2020/07/mark-zuckerberg-anth
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    by nouveaux 6y ago

    I think its important to note that this started November 1, 2019 by CFIUS[1]. While Trump is known for erratic behavior, he is acting on the investigation by CFIUS. [1] https://www.csis.org/blogs/trustee-china-hand&#x2F
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    by nouveaux 6y ago

    Western democracies at some point need to stand up to the lopsided competitive landscapes. Its one thing if this is a small up and coming country. China being number 2 (or number 1 according to the Economist) in the world deserves push back
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    by nouveaux 6y ago

    Is this really true? You do not think China's actions in Hong Kong has put more doubts into China's policy on human rights compared to United States? If you tell me you believe they are equal, I'll take your word for it. Whil
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    by nouveaux 6y ago

    For those who are against US retaliation to China, how do you propose competing when China forces transfer of IP, blacklists companies and people when they make public statements they do not like, and bans apps[1] when apps do not fall inli
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    by nouveaux 6y ago

    Websites blocked in China: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_websites_blocked_in_ma... The point of this reply is not to pass judgement on this action. The point is that plenty of business is done between China an
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    by nouveaux 6y ago

    As far as I understand it, GDPR is personal privacy. I believe the US concern is one of national security. It has already been established that social media has problems with national security when the company is owned by US. It is likely t
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    by nouveaux 6y ago

    Or people need to wake up to the security threat. This is not about us vs them. No apps from Australia, Europe or Africa are on the list of banned apps. Its China where in order to do business there, you have to give the government access t
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    by nouveaux 6y ago

    If you're running a brick and mortar book store, payroll would unlikely be 70%. Payroll would be your highest cost but it should be 30% on the high end. If we want to try and analyze this, we should analyze what music distribution was
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    by nouveaux 6y ago

    It is not odd at all when the foreign company is one of the largest espionage threats to United States, which is one of the largest markets in the world. Yes, the US government is mulling over the idea of banning TikTok but that is only one
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    by nouveaux 6y ago

    Maybe. To me, the cost is a bigger factor. If you can show helicopters have the same fatality rate, but has the same price of an Uber, I'm sure a ton of people would use it. It seems to me price is the larger barrier for most people wh
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    by nouveaux 6y ago

    As a Chinese person, I totally understand that Chinese culture is not ok with tyranny. China's rise to riches can only be done with the efficiencies of a dictatorship. In order to understand China, you must understand China's pove
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    by nouveaux 6y ago

    Just as many Chinese citizens are proud of their country and culture, there are lots of people in the US who are proud of their country and culture. Are there lots of hypocrites in the United States? Yes. Are there lots of naive people? I m
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    by nouveaux 6y ago

    This is James Hoffmann's channel. He is very conscientious in his videos, which is oriented towards espresso and coffee. Besides for coffee, the drink, he cares a lot about usability, beauty, but also practicality of things he reviews.
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    by nouveaux 6y ago

    Would you care to elaborate on the Pygmalion effect? How did you raise your child?
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    Life Advice from Craig Federighi (2019)(youtube.com)

    2 points by nouveaux 6y ago|0 comments
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    by nouveaux 6y ago

    Here is a bit of history of the migration to Intel based CPUs. "Apple's initial press release indicated the transition would begin by June 2006, and finish by the end of 2007, but it actually proceeded much more quickly. The first
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    by nouveaux 6y ago

    I'd be surprised if the iOS apps did not work on Intel based macOS. Project Catalyst already works on Intel macs and my guess is many iOS apps have been migrated already.