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by sct202 6y ago
They're not the same but I don't think that laws from China or Europe or some other country should impact services in America. If we want the same restrictions we can make the laws ourselves.
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by sct202 6y ago
Freedom of speech is not the same in the rest of the world outside of America. Lots of European countries have hate speech laws in place where you can be convicted of crimes for speaking your mind if it's hateful. The EU has been press
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by sct202 6y ago
China once had a large emphasis on humanities, the Imperial Exams used to be primarily tests and essays on classical books, philosophy, and poetry. Science, engineering, and math were not important. It did not turn out well for them.
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by sct202 6y ago
Page 11 of the original doc has "Theoretical third-party reidentifiability rates" by company: https://www.usenix.org/system/files/soups2020-bird.pdf I'm surprised how many companies (Facebook, Veriz
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Re-education camps with high death rates are very common in the CCP's brief history, so it seems like they're just rehashing what they've done before but this time on the Uighers. Prison labor camps: https://en.wik
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by sct202 6y ago
I had a kindle keyboard and it had 3g. It worked in a bunch of countries--slowly though. I remember reading blogs where people were taking the sim cards out and tethering using them.
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I think you might be over estimating how long things were shut down in Asia. Outside of Hubei, China had an extended Chinese New Year for a couple weeks (in February) and a longer post holiday ramp up. Taiwan, South Korea and Japan didn&#x2
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by sct202 6y ago
If someone's trying to sell you something that takes 1 month to ship out, you might as well go more direct and look for it on Aliexpress.
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by sct202 6y ago
He is a former chairman of the fund, so it's definitely meant as a slight. https://businessden.com/2020/07/19/former-chairman-donor-sue...
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The parents haven't died yet.
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We also have a lot of issues getting salt water fish to reproduce in captivity, like only a couple universities have been able to get tuna to reproduce in captivity and not at scale.
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Colors are can be subjective and somewhat politicized even when there's a written description. It's kind of like how every culture tends to color Jesus to be more similar to the local people, even though everyone knows he's f
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It's also not a surprise when cleaning supplies run out, they're used at a fairly steady rate; like you have weeks of notice if you see the bottle/box is running low.
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I mean part of this issue is that there is no feedback to the website owner, which is shown by the guy only getting a response here on HN. Like isn't it kind of insane that the top Google search engineer provided customer service to OP
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Sharp is also largely owned by Foxconn, so they probably have some advantages with production/assembly costs from that.
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I think reciprocal would be more like the 50% local ownership plus government oversight just like China does. It just doesn't look good that they're singled out to be sold off 100% seemingly for being successful with their only is
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Microsoft also operates Bing, Linkedin and Github in China behind the firewall, so they're apparently trustworthy enough for China too.
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Who has the ability to flag comments, like is it one of those unlockable features when you hit X karma? I see that I can flag posts, but I've never seen the flag comment button.
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The nice thing with spreadsheets is people can also rescue themselves by saving off copies... but the flipside is that there are 10 versions and no one remembers which one is the good one.
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It is actually a very interesting example to set that Microsoft is buying English speaking TikTok regions. I wonder how many other unions or countries are considering forcing Facebook, Google, etc to sell their local operations to a local c
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Microsoft also has substantial Chinese operations (compared to other tech giants), so the Chinese government may have a preference to pressure Bytedance to sell to a relatively friendly company.
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Someone down thread posted addresses and this one on Zillow kind of matches the background pictures in the article. It may be for more than one address, since he could own contiguous buildings that got tagged to one transaction. https:&#x2
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Le Tote the owner of Lord and Taylor was part of ycombinators summer 2013 batch. Sad that a decision made last year dragged them down probably due to covid.
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He interestingly lists of DOS clones made in the UK by a US based company as an achievement in his blog post, but anything derivative from Asia or made by a multinational in Asia is not notable enough.
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by sct202 6y ago
Where are you getting that number for Intel? Everything I see has Samsung, TMSC, then Micron as the top in terms of wafer production. Intel is like 1/3 of TMSC which is still alot. https://www.eetindia.co.in/over-half-
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by sct202 6y ago
I know that one of my friends got a swag box (card, candle, and a metal water bottle) from LinkedIn when he got hired at a company that used LinkedIn's recruiting services. I'd imagine there's a lot of other random things the
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The main use case was to support her Blackberry.
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I've only recently noticed that a lot of recipe websites do have those links, but a lot of them are styled like the "share this on X" buttons or very faint that I've been instinctively blind to them for years.
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Intel has fabs but they don't make anything except Intel products. They tried a few years ago to set up a contract foundry business, but it didn't work out despite signing some big deals initially (Nokia).
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Shorting stocks will be suspicious if they do it from accounts who have never done much volume before. There are insider traders who are caught all the time doing 1 big trade (relative to their account values and previous activity) miraculo

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