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   by t- 6y ago

   What you describe reminds me of the peer review system in place at a previous company I worked at. The review period was every 6 months. The way it worked was that as an individual you'd rank (and comment on) everyone you had worked wi
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   by t- 6y ago

   I agree, I don't think they'll gain much traction in the west. However, they'll still have access to, and be competitive in, the massive markets of China (of course), south east Asia, Africa, and Latin America. Combined that&
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   by t- 6y ago

   A 3rd platform will likely come from Huawei. They have the resources and the incentives.
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   by t- 6y ago

   Canada also has a telecom cartel. The CRTC, which is the gov't regulatory body (and which is controlled by the telecoms), limits access to the market.
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   by t- 7y ago

   If you work in tech writing software or building hardware this has no impact on you at all. You can still do the exact same stuff, you just can't have 'Engineer' in your title. This stuff only really comes into play for say c
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   by t- 8y ago

   The graph seems to indicate that rich countries are spending a lot on R&D as a % of GDP. $ per person would be great though. Edit: What's interesting to me is just how dominant business R&D spending is for the larger economies.