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by suraci 2y ago
that's awesome, but why "it's not looking good"? oh, because it 'strongly suggests' that i'm a 'Chinese State Actor' I'm a chinese living in china, i'm interest topics abt china, how st
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by suraci 2y ago
I guess the same question was raised before the Korean War and the Vietnam War and it was also get downvoted I have to say, americans love wars, it's some kind of american spirit wars made american great, wars will make american great
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by suraci 2y ago
that's another problem - inequality in the global value chain, China is the most important growth market for passenger vehicles for last 20+ years, this is because of China's continuous industrial upgrading, which has gradually sh
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by suraci 2y ago
This is exactly the problem. It's a game in the existing market without any additional growth. it's not strange, jeff bezos can buy dozens of yachts, but most people will only buy 1 car for several years
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by suraci 2y ago
It's like communism, but it's not communism, at least it's not the ultimate form of communism. IMHO, the key difference is that in communist theory, the workers own the means of production through a worker-class-ruled society
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by suraci 2y ago
it's not sarcasm or an argument, and it's not a morality criticism i'm just saying that there are reasons why people can "calmly" and "rationally" view inequality. when those reasons change, they will lose
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by suraci 2y ago
when Musk and you are both screwed, which of you can get the big money from the government
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by suraci 2y ago
> I don't care about inequality at all cheap products from 3rd world cheap nature resources from 3rd world cheap labor from 3rd world that's why many of the free citizens of the Empire don't need to care about inequality a
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by suraci 2y ago
not always in the great depression, the crash did reduce inequality in the covid19, the crash increased inequality my opinion is that nowadays, fortune is highly financialized. during a crisis, for most(99.99%) ordinary people who are in th
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by suraci 2y ago
David Sacks claimed he sold all his cryptocurrency before he joined the administration https://x.com/DavidSacks/status/1896398256357384310
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by suraci 2y ago
propaganda + 2014 + destroy a country ukraine: so true, dude, so true
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by suraci 2y ago
> Online propaganda is insanely powerful too. > Not sure if many noticed, but the English put out by Chinese teams is often perfect these days how are these two sentences connected? I have learnt English for over 10 years, and so have
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by suraci 2y ago
thanks for correcting Not only Americans are complicit through their silence, denials, and defens for example, i've referenced a very famous poem by a Chinese liberal: > If I am doomed to die in war in this life, then let me be a gh
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by suraci 2y ago
> Even if the conduct of the US authorities here is/was suspect the retaliatory arrests is how the Mafia operates when i said "Many Americans are complicit through their silence, denials, and defense." i didn't expect
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by suraci 2y ago
> we don't know if she is guilty or not > random Canadian citizens( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Detention_of_Michael_Spavor_an... ) > Anyways, this is what a rule of law looks like I like the tongue geeze
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by suraci 2y ago
What a vicious women, thanks to wikipedia, we know the truth
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by suraci 2y ago
How do logs matter more than metrics? it's a meaningless conclusion unless we're talking about offline applications They are different things for different purposes. When I need to observe or be aware of abnormalities, I need metr
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by suraci 2y ago
I'm sure China and India will like GDPR if they can use paper money to purchase industrial products and natural resources from the EU and North America
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by suraci 2y ago
> Oh and we dont any high quality products we produce. Whether it is tea (assam, darjeeling), coffee, nuts like cashew nuts, fruits. We get 3rd, 4th or quality and everything in 1st quality is exported. This reminds me of a documentary I
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by suraci 2y ago
what the theory it is?
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by suraci 2y ago
hey, jeff, you shouldn't say this aloud
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by suraci 2y ago
I know that reviews are subjective, but I still want to know if the Bible being ranked 10th is too high or too low.
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by suraci 2y ago
when it says 'written in Go', the subtext is - i'm fast, i'm new, i'm modern, go buddies love me please the better one is 'written in rust', the subtext is - i'm fast, i'm new, i'm futurism,
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by suraci 2y ago
it looks like a variant of Planck's principle https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planck%27s_principle
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by suraci 2y ago
it's very dangerous, shorting in a market where a gamma squeeze can occur is extremely dangerous other markets s like Taiwan are preferable
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by suraci 2y ago
I think the 'grow at 10%' refers to the incremental part of the entire world/market. during the industrial revolution(steam/electricity/internet), the world was growing, there're trains, cars, netflix bussiness
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by suraci 2y ago
when there's a scam, don't be scammed
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by suraci 2y ago
well... try search 'VPN' in weibo We don't need to use VPN secretly how do you think companies which has international business operate in China? how they communicate with their clients? how they advertise in YouTube? how dev
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by suraci 2y ago
This is indeed worth noting. Bloomberg seems to be a player in the market, or at least it is affected by players in the market. It always publishes news in good rhythm with the market. this article is just a reference, still need to wait fo
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by suraci 2y ago
> They usually don't need to look the other way because people will do it secretly not talk about it openly and most people by a mile would never even use it try search '同城' in twitter :)

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