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by russli1993 2y ago
a lot earlier than ppl think, and there are a lot of room to innovate on transistor structure as well even using existing litho machines
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by russli1993 3y ago
nope, the tech trade war has always been there since the country was founded in 1949, for tech such as semi conductors, machine tools, industrial software, etc. US just escalated it by placing more restrictions and targeted large swathe of
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by russli1993 3y ago
nope. The difference is before, China might reach some product competitive parity with western products using western supply chains, but only in selective domains that have government tax dollars support. Tax dollars in China isn't lim
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by russli1993 3y ago
TLDR: - Trade war because of SK following US directive to install THAAD, which at surface is aimed at NK, but the real target, at least from US perspective, is at China. - Increasing competition from Chinese firms - US waging sanctions and
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by russli1993 3y ago
hint: they are
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by russli1993 3y ago
no they don't. For end product sales, China's EV subsidies is the same for all NEVs, Tesla enjoys that too. Chinese provincial governments may provide lumps sum cash/grants/preferential loans/cheaper land for specif
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by russli1993 3y ago
Chinese cars released today, especially EVs, by BYD, nio, xpeng, huawei collaborations, Zeekr are some of the strongest built vehicles on the market.
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by russli1993 3y ago
you have so much incorrect views of Chinese companies, the technologies these companies have, what is actually happening on the ground in China. You also vastly underestimate the real complexity of making today's products, even as mund
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by russli1993 3y ago
It's about preventing someone like Epic asking Fortnite players to download Epic store to download Fortnite. It's about preventing that sweet Apple tax going to zero. Apple tax on games is a huge chunk of app store revenue. It mig
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by russli1993 3y ago
The loongarch spec https://loongson.github.io/LoongArch-Documentation/LoongArch...
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by russli1993 3y ago
but don't American political sphere think Americans want factory jobs? Did the role switch? Chinese don't want factories jobs and Americans do? Or does American political sphere overestimates how much real people in American want
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by russli1993 3y ago
not really. Chinese government was regulating specific behaviors of companies, all are legit concerns, not against the companies themselves. Example: companies fighting each other using monopolistic tactics that doesn't bring benefit f
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by russli1993 4y ago
US did sanction all of China's space industry, defense dual use industries since the 1990s, and never let go ever since. That is pretty early. And this is what happens 30 years since the sanctions. But I have no idea what will happen i
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by russli1993 4y ago
Some of the features I know from the Chinese space station - Solar panels smaller in area than ISS but produces similar amount of power, indicating much more efficient solar panels - Ion thrusters to keep space in orbit - Automated docking
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by russli1993 4y ago
if chiplet is the silver bullet to die costs, I don't get why Nvidia won't go for it. After all, Nvidia has smart ppl too. There must be some design tradeoffs that made Nvidia engineers to believe their approach is still the best
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by russli1993 5y ago
Maybe both https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-02-25/chinese-s... Other state banks are also doing sanctions: Stopping financing for purchases of Russian commodities. Complying with western sanctions
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by russli1993 5y ago
So many holes in this story It is a fact, today, go to streets of many cities and towns in xinjiang, Kashgar, Urumqi, Aksu, you will see kids running around on the streets, speaking in Ughur, Kazakh. Many Uyghur kids speak Uyghur among them
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by russli1993 5y ago
On Aug 2020, a US spy satellite moved close to a Chinese satellite, attempting to shadow it closely. It was caught by the Chinese and they maneuvered it to get away from the US satellite. This seems to constitute ill or malign intent. Why w
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by russli1993 5y ago
As a Chinese national, social credit score has it is talked about in the west is basically fake news by international media. There is a credit score system, and it similar in practice and intention to US's credit score. The intent is i
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by russli1993 5y ago
Fuck all Chinese people right? They shouldn't able to bring food to the table, they shouldn't live right? Here is my perspective as a Chinese national. I agree the peng shuai case is terrible and I support WTA actions. But I also
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by russli1993 5y ago
if you are going to talking about Chinese government policies, at least be accurate. Chinese government is not going to bail out Evergrande. If worst comes to worst, they will break up Evergrande's assets to pay consumers, contractors
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by russli1993 5y ago
plus so called team's "integration". Clearly a move to use the dominate position of windows in OS space, to push out competitors like Slack, Zoom, and all others in the communication space. > Offline account a pro feature:
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by russli1993 5y ago
The thing is if these censorship is enabled, its going to be found out in a second by someone and explode in the news. All it does is that it deletes a word you typed on your phone or prevent you from seeing a piece of content that you want
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by russli1993 5y ago
But they didn't find anything in Huawei's device or oneplus device. That shows this is not a marching order from the ccp or government to export censorship abroad. If so, then all products with Chinese origin should all have them.
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by russli1993 5y ago
First of all, saying China's actions against tech sector is for the sake of the ccp, or that ccp simply felt they are too big is a narrow way to look at it. And makes the regulatory actions as a political game and not legitimate. You n
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by russli1993 5y ago
yeah, I think the big information is CATL is industrializing NA ion batteries and specifically calling out supply chain partners to do so. Its one thing to have a lab result, another thing to industrializing, forming upper stream supply cha
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by russli1993 5y ago
density still lower than li batteries at 300wh/kg will probably never overtake li ion batteries. But sodium is much more widely available than lithium, and it doesn't need cobalt.
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by russli1993 5y ago
lol, you are so wrong here. If the way to win to give party members enough shares or bribes then any of the regulatory actions the past year wont happen. Ant's case: treating Ant like an financial institution. Setting standards on capi
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by russli1993 5y ago
umm. It seems like so many people internationally sympathizes with Jack Ma and Ant, and accuses the Chinese government as oppressing. Lets look at the reality. Ant has China's most dominate online and mobile payment system, alipay. It
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by russli1993 5y ago
No, current US sanctions against huawei says, any entity using US origin technology cannot fabricate Hisilicon chips. While TSMC is not headquartered in the US, they use US origin technology. For example, ASML EUV machines contain US origin

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