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peacefulhat
6y ago
I don't really know how international trade law works, but a country can claim a national security exemption and avoid litigation in the WTO. National security has been cited throughout the trade war, including justifying steel tariffs
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6y ago
I can understand a layman bashing Chinese companies for alleged spying but any engineer should know better if they're not interested in addressing similar issues in American companies and government. I think the best way would be to re
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6y ago
> Would WeChat or TikTok exist if western chat and social media apps were given total access to Chinese markets??? WeChat caters to the needs of Chinese users. As far as I know, WeChat invented integration of payments in messaging apps
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6y ago
Overwhelming majorities in both parties voted to authorize the war in Iraq. In fact, every democrat presidential nominee other than Obama since 2004 voted for Iraq.
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6y ago
And if China doesn't respond in the way you want? Then you've just hurt Chinese businesses and their consumers. Great job.
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6y ago
Cultural Revolution was not a civil war, and also...how would that possibly happen in America?As for who is the president, they would just defer to SCOTUS like in 2000.
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6y ago
Why, because of the protests? If the protests had the potential to overthrow the government by force, they would be met with bombs and bullets. Civil wars are fought by armies and the US military is completely unified behind the preservatio
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6y ago
This thread is about the US govt banning foreign companies for no justifiable reason. China sees the US abandon due process to screw over its companies and...? Somehow that leads to improved international legal norms. It doesn't make a
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6y ago
It's not going to work. It's just going to cut off Chinese in America from talking to their friends and family. Evil.
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6y ago
American Civil War 2 is an impossible fantasy. You need regional divisions in the military, which we don't have. These new alliances don't make sense either.
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What do you want to do with namespaces? I don't understand.
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6y ago
Is that all it takes to get you on board with a ban?
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6y ago
TSMC has great potential to degrade into kinetic war.
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6y ago
Which companies? If you mean Google search, they decided it wasn't worth complying with Chinese laws and left. You may not agree with the specific laws but complying with local laws is a bare minimum requirement for entry into the mark
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6y ago
Check out the Chinese box office for American blockbuster movies. China is a huge source of revenue and there's even movies where most of the revenue came from China https://www.the-numbers.com/movie/Warcraft#tab=
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6y ago
Any pundit who thinks the ultimate goal of exchanging goods and services with another country is regime change is a lunatic.
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6y ago
USSR was isolated from the American economy. USA is doing everything in its power to destroy top tier Chinese companies and exploit local political situations.
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6y ago
What does this "open up" actually mean? A bunch of American companies have set up shop in China, which was not possible 50 years ago. Now it's common for huge entertainment properties like blockbuster movies and the NBA to ge
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6y ago
A good clue is how vague your question is. Should bytedance and tencent be banned because of "ip theft" by "some companies?" no
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6y ago
The whole premise of this thread is that it is not effective. Your tone is like it's my problem. It's their problem.
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6y ago
Rip it out of your site. I hate it.
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6y ago
Websites like Twitter are not render bottlenecked. Even a software rendered game from decades ago like doom is doing more on the screen than Twitter.
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6y ago
Because fuck intrusive sales. Shouldn’t need developer tools to buy a product.
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6y ago
I leave the site immediately if there’s intercom integration or similar.
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6y ago
iOS not supported. Ridiculous that iOS doesn’t support WebGL 2.0
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6y ago
Yeah, it's really more like complete denial that China has less covid deaths per capita than USA, let alone 100x less. Though I have definitely seen statements like "well, this is the price of freedom and democracy."
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6y ago
I don't see much of an objective pattern for placement along the organized-chaotic axis
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6y ago
Do you think this art of the deal stuff is really working out even between America and its allies? It's giving them second thoughts on depending on America for trade and even defense. It won't work with China either.
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6y ago
Dunno, but US govt is leaning on them in public and probably behind the scenes to encourage a ban. Pompeo called out an unnamed ally for not joining the US ban of Huawei in a recent speech. The protectionism isn’t purely monetary but also a
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6y ago
Making the US less open will not make China more open.
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