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by suraci 2y ago
> computer security is mostly an alien concept to Chinese. that's the main reason i don't know how the situation is elsewhere, but in China, 2/3 of startups expose their databases on public network with a password 'ab
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by suraci 2y ago
trump's logic is very simple: 1. make players in the room happy - tax cuts and deregulation 2. make his voters happy - tariffs and immigration control 3. enjoy the power - memecoin and cola button and there are indeed some 'well t
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by suraci 2y ago
as adoption of EV rises in society, there will be a time point, after that time, ICEs depreciate faster than EV the rapidly iterating EV market will severely impact the used car market
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by suraci 2y ago
There is a reason why the H1B exists You are trying to kill the reason make it exist
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by suraci 2y ago
it depends how you define good or worse for humanity, the increase in productivity is progress i'm not saying it's bad, i'm saying it has consequences
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by suraci 2y ago
> Did all of that free code reduce demand for developers? the anwser is yes, while in the meantime, the expansion of the industry offset the surplus of developers.
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by suraci 2y ago
> See what the ban on Huawei accomplished Without the Huawei ban, Huawei may have taken 70% market share and killed most local competitors now, same as BYD I'm on the side of China but I have to say it's good for american indus
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by suraci 2y ago
it might be subjective, personally i can't stand a crease on screen at all why not just use 2or3 hinged screens like surface duo? surface duo is ugly too, but it looks better than a creased screen
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by suraci 2y ago
it's different car is consumer goods, we buy cars for use, not for reproduction
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by suraci 2y ago
> If nothing else, my workflows as a software developer have changed significantly in these past two years with just what's available today, and there is so much work going into making that workflow far more productive. this is exac
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by suraci 2y ago
> a theory that widespread adoption of the existing product will experience an uptick because profit of this can not cover the investment in this industry adoption of iphone/smartphone/internet brought new products, including t
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by suraci 2y ago
i do agree with this
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by suraci 2y ago
this can be both true: 1. The Generative AI is very very useful 2. The Generative AI is a epic bubble and it will kill us all (financially) one day It's entirely appropriate to describe it as a 'con', as long as you look deep
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by suraci 2y ago
If you have a good memory, events which have passed will have an interesting interaction with events which are ongoing, which can make the same event evoke different feelings in you Where is Jack Ma - when he kept low profile ('disappe
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by suraci 2y ago
this also explains why some people intentionally choose not to see the bodies I found a sense of deja vu related to the scence 'Doesn't look like anything to me' from Westworld when I saw people continuing to ignore the bodie
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Global Value Chains in a World of Uncertainty and Automation(nakedcapitalism.com)
3 points by suraci 2y ago|1 comments
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by suraci 2y ago
No, the sovereign default will never happen, or, it's always avoidable However, unrestricted fiscal deficits and debt could lead to a reversal of the low positions of the US dollar and gold, shifting from "the US dollar pricing go
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by suraci 2y ago
Thank you for proving my long-held guess
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by suraci 2y ago
> Because in order to fulfill the delivery they will have to repurchase the gold, creating huge demand. this is what happening now, gold price keeps rising as for the reason behind gold price is higher in NY, there're many theories
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by suraci 2y ago
I do suspect BoE doesn't have enough gold to deliver now, it looks like so
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by suraci 2y ago
> They want chaos, and they probably perceive Israel's attitude as being 20% removed from finally giving the Palestinians the chaos they so desperately seem to want Did you come to this conclusion on your own, or did you see it in a
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by suraci 2y ago
> but really anything Israel adjacent is not going to last long on hacker news. Arguing about it does not do much to build community. hahaha, anything bad adjacent china/russia/DPRK(aka enemies of the democracy) were never flag
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by suraci 2y ago
> so in the best case you'll help financing their next BMW or much worse, the nuclear arms program That's for sure tbo, dishes at the restaurant are very expensive , and the taste is just average(my personal opinion) the primar
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by suraci 2y ago
https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1FtKjeHEZX you may need vpn to watch this video about a south korean girl taked dinner in the restaurant
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by suraci 2y ago
> MLK Jr., JFK and Hoover each belonged to our elite in the 60s. They had vastly different interests, to the point that they were sometimes in open conflict with each other. that why I said 'the ruling class is not a monolithic enti
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by suraci 2y ago
"As all the driving forces of the actions of any individual person must pass through his brain, and transform themselves into motives of his will in order to set him into action, so also all the needs of civil society — no matter which
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by suraci 2y ago
The Economist, a journal that speaks for the British millionaires
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by suraci 2y ago
it's really impressive. Phind is the first model I've ever seen that attempts to interact with users in a more user-friendly way.
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by suraci 2y ago
I think you have misunderstood the term "ruling class". There is only one ruling class in a country, and the ruling class is not a monolithic entity. It is composed of different interest groups. But ultimately, these interest grou
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by suraci 2y ago
by studying history, i learnt that violence is the fundamental polical tool of the ruling class https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ideology_and_Ideological_Sta... it's in the history of american too https:/&#x2

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