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by quotz 7y ago
Look at my comment again. I said "more friendly with Russia and China". That does not imply that I said that Ecuador was previously a puppet of China and Russia, simply that it was more friendly with them than they were the West.
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by quotz 7y ago
Well, they should put tariffs and sanctions, sounds quite reasonable. EU and US is the only economic factor in the world after all. Whos gonna China sell to after that? Africa? Russia? :D
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by quotz 7y ago
Manning was one of the best IT people in the whole military sector where he was based at. Wikileaks giving Manning technical help how to steal data is ludicrous... Manning first approached a hacker friend of his regarding the data that he a
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by quotz 7y ago
Your definition of journalism is a bit distorted given the current journalism environment as an example. The current scene is that all journalists have editors who comply with their editors and the editor's backers (institutions or pri
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by quotz 7y ago
Look it up, with the last president, Correa, Ecuador was significantly backing away from the West and being more friendly with China and Russia, but this new president is pro-West. A month after they trade Assange, somehow Ecuador secures a
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by quotz 7y ago
The ecuadorian government changed during this time. They hosted him for 7 years, which for 6 of those years there was a different president called Correa who granted Assange the asylum and supported him. After 6 years, a different president
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by quotz 7y ago
EU and US should form a committee or even a court regarding China IP theft and should pursue act on this with full fury
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by quotz 7y ago
What if its in the consumer market?
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by quotz 7y ago
I am sorry for not explaining a bit more in the title. I wanted to ask about finding ways of funding for a bootstrapped startup. Without savings, bootstrapping seems pretty terrifying
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by quotz 7y ago
I am saying having the US do it is less frightening than China doing it. The Chinese government is still, after all, a communist dictatorship censoring everything. Their internet is more censored than Iran’s. This same Chinese government ki
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by quotz 7y ago
What if the market is the general public, the consumers?
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by quotz 7y ago
USA is not a communist country, big difference. With political administration changes, also do foreign policy opinions change, along with whatever CIA has to do with foreign sovereignties. One USA regime pardons Manning, another jails him&#
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by quotz 7y ago
That would probably take me 3 years all in all :D I need an option where I can establish a cofounding team to work on it with me, and we all need to be ramen profitable
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by quotz 7y ago
Yeah, the problem is that unlike the EU and US companies, Huawei is just the institutional arm of a communist dictatorship regime masked as a company.
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Ask HN: How to Bootstrap a Startup Effectively?
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by quotz 7y ago
Lets all tweet this comment at tag him + journalists
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by quotz 7y ago
Doesnt sound that bad. USA too has this scheme. Hungary had it too. Loads of countries have it, if not all
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Haha why?
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By tolerating China's censorship, The West too starts censoring.
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by quotz 7y ago
Are you perhaps Chinese? All your comments are about defending China regarding the same issues. Its funny. Have you heard of those government actors in China that are paid to flag comments and write good comments about the government
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by quotz 7y ago
I mean, China only got where it's now by stealing tech from the US and EU. Either with spies, or by letting foreign companies "compete" in China, only if they partner up with a local company, and then for the government to cl
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by quotz 7y ago
China is becoming an increasingly big threat to the west and it’s values, only because it’s a communist dictatorship. With the rise of the middle class and the ultra rich in China, I dont know for how long with the communist party stay in p
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by quotz 7y ago
Of course we should
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China should finally get reprimanded
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Ask HN: Move fast and break things” explanation?
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by quotz 8y ago
As in put in my savings into the biz and work on the side?
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Ask HN: How does one fund a cryptocurrency non-profit startup?
1 points by quotz 8y ago|3 comments
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Ask HN: How to Fund a Non-Profit?
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by quotz 8y ago
Very true...
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by quotz 8y ago
Democracy dies right in front of our eyes. I say we protest

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