suraci

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   by suraci 2y ago

   China forced the sale of Uber China to Didi - this is well documented really? > https://www.bbc.com/news/36938812 > https://www.heritage.org/international-economies/commentary/... Let
2. 602.▲
   by suraci 2y ago

   Wrong 1. China asked American SNS companys to 'obey Chinese laws', which mostly refer to content control and data ownership, these companys refused, China didn'tforced them to sell 2. Are you sure to play the 'same as
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   by suraci 2y ago

   Or the Chinese version of instagram, by short
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   by suraci 2y ago

   [flagged]
5. 605.▲
   by suraci 2y ago

   > I can have productive disagreements with other technologists Only for tech topics Things went ugly(but fun!) for political/geopolitical topics, 'unpopular' opinions will be grayed out, opinions survived coalesced into th
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   by suraci 2y ago

   Tiktok(or other algorithm-suggesting platforms) provides echo chambers for each user HN/subreddit provides a single echo chamber for everyone that's why I like HN more, I don't want to be in my echo chamber, I perfer visiting
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   by suraci 2y ago

   I'd like to offer an alternative perspective: TikTok's main revenue comes from China. Succumbing to the US gov would challenge the domestic nationalism, thereby causing more losses.
8. 608.▲
   by suraci 2y ago

   TBO, TikTok and Twitter are far more diverse than HN, which is merely an echo chamber, only slightly better than a subreddit. Although I like HN more than TikTok, it's so funny
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   by suraci 2y ago

   This is exactly the comment I want to see > It is very worrying to me No other comments can be more brilliant than this
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    by suraci 2y ago

    Hahaha Guess what 1. As you mentioned, Xiaohongshu, is the same name of Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-tung 2. The CEO of Xiaohongshu has the surname Mao 3. The headquarters of Xiaohongshu is located near the site of the First National Co
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    by suraci 2y ago

    I like thought experiment. let's think 1. CCP took over California by force 2. CCP killed everyone who resists 3. CCP leaved, but built a puppet regime 4. The puppet regime rewrite schoolbook, taught everyone they're not American
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    by suraci 2y ago

    A saying explains this as it's because the market keeps surging, is it true?
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    by suraci 2y ago

    Tight! Tight! Tight!
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    by suraci 2y ago

    > I think you're taking Trump too lightly. I didn't You're talking about another thing. Trump(or Biden admin)'s tactic is - move/push 3 step forward, back 1 step, use it to trade China's concession Let&#x2
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    by suraci 2y ago

    ... I'm a Chinese living in China. I don't have to select and defend one of those two presidents like Americans.
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    by suraci 2y ago

    Quite the opposite The US' usual pressure tactic is to create a bluff, first raise sanctions, and use this as a bargaining chip in negotiations to gain benefits. If you observe closely enough, you will find that every time before the
17. 617.▲
    by suraci 2y ago

    Till you check my comment history :)
18. 618.▲
    by suraci 2y ago

    Be careful, the Communist sound wave is poisoning our precious bodily fluids
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    by suraci 2y ago

    Because it works Once these narratives are disseminated, even if they are later denied, it will only strengthen them. You just need to build the atmosphere, then people will select narratives
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    by suraci 2y ago

    are we that good already?
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    by suraci 2y ago

    Great, finally it's not in the name of God and human rights
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    by suraci 2y ago

    You didn't realize you just used exactly the same excuse that the US used to threaten other countries for dozens of years, did you?
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    by suraci 2y ago

    galaxy brain
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    by suraci 2y ago

    Your reference is a bs 'CCP is a secret and authoritarian regime that wields immense power' vs 'Some random reporter with English firstname and Chinese lastname know what Xi said before he go to bed' Have you ever wonder
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    by suraci 2y ago

    > If it's a democracy and reasonably friendly to the USA, it's not a big deal Correction: If it accepts the stationing of U.S. troops and succumbs to U.S. financial policies, it's not a big deal Japan and Germany have paid
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    by suraci 2y ago

    > Would this potentially lower USD demand as a reserve currency in other countries? We don't know, in the 80s, the devaluation of the USD did not weaken its position as the reserve currency, will it be same this time without USSR co
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    by suraci 2y ago

    Glad you pointed out the logical fallacy. In that context, "less fragile" are vague words without a clear subject. I posted the saying to be satirical, but in depth, the two-party system is more stable than any other political sys
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    by suraci 2y ago

    There's a saying in Chinese liberals community: We cannot help but admire the American system's ability to self-correct. I've seen it twice these years, one was after JoeBiden won election, said the system choose Biden to fi
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    by suraci 2y ago

    deepseek doesn't need to outperform other models, it just needs to be cheap, or, efficient the cost of deepseek (if it's true) will disrupt the logic of current AI industry The current AI industry is built on a financing bubble, w
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    by suraci 2y ago

    I'm wondering what impact this will have on NVDA