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suraci
2y ago
Is this the 'deep state' Trump accused of? could you explain this in more detail? really curious about it.
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2y ago
lmao, it's just exactly what cpc said at the time they banning Google and Facebook we are the same now
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2y ago
I'm the one who is spying to thr American public And I have just observed that you have been downvoted
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suraci
2y ago
What are we? a Communism 3rd world country?
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2y ago
a police state
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2y ago
> Is Tiktok genuinely manipulated by the CCP I can't say it's not at all But I can say it's far beyond CPC's capability, Americans like talking abt CPC like it's some kind of secret darkness powerful villain in G
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2y ago
Their's an old joke about this: A Russian is on an airliner heading to the US, and the American in the seat next to him asks, “So what brings you to the US?” The Russian replies, “I’m studying the American approach to propaganda.” The
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2y ago
Hunger and poverty (mostly caused by sanctions and economic crises) are dry firewood, and social media are the sparks. The former is the underlying contradiction, and the latter is the force of organization Both of these elements are requir
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2y ago
> I don't think OP is talking about Chinese people in Xhiaohongshu, but at American people that left Tiktok for it You are right, I was wrong, skimming reading And this is yet another example to explain how I was haunted by my histo
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2y ago
> prompting evacuations and warnings to stay inside to avoid noxious fumes in Monterey County. This is what I have always been worried about... Modern industry seems all fine until a fire breaks out or a train overturns.
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2y ago
You see, that's what I aim to express, but you can not understand You can only understand such thing with certain history context/knowledge, without it, it's very likely you can not understand what I'm talking about, vic
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2y ago
In my experience, I let the LLM help me produce code and tests. Most of my human effort is dedicated to verifying the tests, and then using the tests to verify the code. Automation doesn't seem like a good idea. I feel it's mandat
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2y ago
funny many of us(Chinese) also believe that online disputes and the moral decay of teenagers are all part of a conspiracy by the US. It's possible that we all wrong or we all right about it, or one of us are right
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2y ago
Come on, we are Communist China don't be like us
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2y ago
I need to print this sentence out, frame it, paste it on the Tiananmen's wall.
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suraci
2y ago
Are we that good already? Thrilling
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2y ago
Hahaha
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suraci
2y ago
Ouch
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2y ago
Chinese government: DOES NOTHING US government: Threaten to ban - Hold a hearing - interrogation - Create panic - Force selling - Sign the ban bill - Oops Chinese government: Well done! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Str
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2y ago
> the rabble heading Most of the rabble headings are sharing their life and cat photos, with all love and peace. I like them. I'm sure the censorship system blocked out level-headed elites who keep throwing 'CCP' 'Ti
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2y ago
as I said, it's a bad thought experiment let's go furthur abt this experiment 1. native american tribes took each others land, in the end, it became a single national country - Amerikka, for hundreds years 2. CPC came, colonized A
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2y ago
China is not a single-ethnicity country. For thousands of years, most of the time, the majority and minority ethnic groups have lived together on this land. There have been wars and integrations thousands times and thousans years. this must
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2y ago
sorry being snarky, hard to help it, my bad, again and there's misunderstanding, I was not provoked, at least in the comment above it's not a critique to HN, in fact, isn't it obvious that HN inevitably ends to a echo chambe
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2y ago
> If DJI was from the EU there would not even be a discussion. 1. of course there'll be no 'national security risks' because EU is an ally, and the US is spying on it 2. even though, troubles come to US's allies somet
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2y ago
oh please, just trying to be funny have wanted to do this meme for so long my bad though
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suraci
2y ago
Ehh...yes?
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2y ago
> 99% of the imported products from China are not getting blocked because it's impossible. the US offloaded low-added-value manufacturing to China, exchanging paper dollars for cheap industrial goods. When China tries to upgrade to
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2y ago
I've never saw Luigi or Aaron Bushnell suggested to me by YouTube, unless I search them I think that's why, just saying
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2y ago
it's about data ownership, part of data compliance, citizen data can not be pass to abroad, of course, it's also about content censorship Microsoft and Tesla accepted the same rule You can understand it as the US gov requiring Tik
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2y ago
You can ignore my following comments if this will make you feel better... > *If* Uber had become a commercial success in China, Chinese authorities ultimately *would* have clamped down to protect their domestic competitors. classic demon
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