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MIT of course Tsinghua is highly respected and your peers is likely to be better ON AVERAGE than that of MIT. But the faculty and the resources you would be able to access is unmatched from what MIT can offer.
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While it might be technical true...Will it be surprising when study emerges that food industry take the crown of carbon generation?
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It is. The effort is not really as other comments put out to build a Oracle competitors. Arguably for most companies, the open source alternatives are enough for them to be happy with. What Amazon shown here is the transition at scale is po
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More people are now on the internet, and it is getting worse. Inevitable TBH.
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Aren't we already there? With the looming fear of recession in near term, fully expect hardship ahead.
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Gradually move their workforce there to reduce cost is what they will do.
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Yeah, it is unfair to their paid users, similar to piracy
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7y ago
bad title
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Jack Ma is a good businessman, but he can be as vacuous as any of us on stuff he had no idea about. Yep, he is just saying, and not a particular good commentary per say.
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So be it. It is useful nevertheless.
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> I've always been kind of confused as to how the SEC has jurisdiction on this Because they ask for real money for merely handle you a digital certificate that, the main purpose of which is to wait it to shoot higher to sell for a p
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Well, yes and no Suicide is one thing. But Facebook's refusal to change anything as regarding to the cause of this employee's passing is jarring, for stuff like fire fast, highly stressful Sev meeting and etc, and super high peer
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Not mistreat Chinese employee per say. The individual is operating under big stress, and the manager is deliberately playing politics to prevent him switching teams, threatening to put his job at jeperody. I don't feel like this is eng
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> The Chinese leadership does not understand that leadership is about inspiring others, taking care of the weak, keeping your promises and being able to independently think, innovate and set an example for other nations to follow Which n
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That is again a myth. Before Thaad Samsung's share is already shrinking. The milestone being Note 7 explosion, they refused to offer the same refund package that they offered to the world outside China, and actually accusing some users
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> The NBA is hugely popular there, don't they risk annoying huge chunks of their own population by taking it off the air? That is a mistake. Many hyper-nationalists already called a broad ban on NBA, and so far even the fans need to
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> As a US citizen, I'm fully onboard To be the advocate for devil, US salary is too high and regulation/labour too tight, protests too many. In other words, not 'business friendly'.
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> why the European Union is watching and not doing the same as US? LOL. US is arguably the bigger foul than China to EU now. Airbus/German car manufactures are on the Trump's target list.
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Consumer boycott is the problem here. If buying Apple is unpatriotic, that would be a bigger issue for Apple.
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Nothing. Too late. Our current global political structure can't coordinate such action. So what will left to be done is dealing with the mess. Big countries will have a lot more room to weather this, but small countries are on their ow
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Social credit in a public shaming sense maybe.
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But WeWork doesn't make any money. That is the problem. No matter how many smart engineers they hire, it is just adding additional cost, until they start to turn a profit. Majority of its business value goes to real estate owners.
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> Which is to say, what if lots of young Chinese stand up and take notice that they can't watch world class professional basketball anymore ? It is arguably the Young that start this online campaign to call NBA out. The government&#
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He is not 'exported' from China, that is the point. People in China recognizes him as a foreigner.
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Jeremy Lin is not Chinese.
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$24B USA is for 10 years? https://www.cbc.ca/sports/basketball/nba/nba-tv-deal-how-the... Annually it says the revenue is 2.6B. Not sure how much revenue they are making from China on a yearly basis (Tencent&
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Cook is a friend of Trump, just saying.
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Oh, it is because they are 'Chinese' by look so they can't possibly be trusted with precious western political sensibilities. Good takeaway you had.
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The tech decoupling had already happened. Arguably the one and only big tech that has a significant Chinese stake, is Microsoft. Google/Facebook/Netflix is banned, Amazon retreated. Oracle had just closed its research center.
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Enjoy having no support or economic progress from us - bye Make no mistake, Apple can be replaced in a sec. It needs China not vice versa.
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