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by ting_bu_dung 10y ago
lots of talking points. let's break them down: 1.) China is negotiating its Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership with all the Asia-Pacific TPP countries -> this is old news. Ever since the South China sea incidents/rul
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by ting_bu_dung 10y ago
This is the last year where China will be viewed as market economy. After end of this year, they'll face tariffs and barriers to their trade due to the fact that China has not followed most of the requirements to stay in WTO. EU and
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by ting_bu_dung 10y ago
So I can't own or invest in a small internet company in China, yet Australia is protectionist when it wont sell critical infrastructure...
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by ting_bu_dung 10y ago
it is simply 'innocent before proven guilty'. a great american ideal. also, there are proof dugged up by the great american press. http://www.nytimes.com/2016/08/15/us/politics/paul-manafo
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by ting_bu_dung 10y ago
4.) https://www.yahoo.com/news/exclusive-hacked-emails-of-dnc-op... In mid-June, Democratic Party suspicions about the hackers seemed to be confirmed when CrowdStrike, an outside security firm retained by the DNC, repo
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by ting_bu_dung 10y ago
1) Now we know Manafort potentially received a cash payment of more than $12 million. Which, I mean, seeing how good he is at running a campaign is clearly money based on competence! 2) Donald Trump's campaign's ONLY intervention
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Suspected Russian hack of DNC widens(yahoo.com)
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by ting_bu_dung 10y ago
1) Trump has praised Putin numerous times, calling him a far better leader than Obama. 2) Donald Trump has taken an anti-NATO stance. 3) Donald Trump's campaign's ONLY intervention in the entire GOP platform was to remove anti-Put
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by ting_bu_dung 10y ago
Trump publically called on Russia to hack on Hillary http://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/28/us/politics/donald-trump-r...
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by ting_bu_dung 10y ago
So it looks like Trump might have solid ties with Russia, and through some connections might be triggering all the Russian hacking of only the democratic party. Doesn't bode well for American democracy when Russian dictator can snea
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by ting_bu_dung 10y ago
"“Made in China 2025” initiative, which aims to ensure Chinese-made components and materials account for 70 percent of China’s manufacturing inputs by 2025." http://atimes.com/2016/07/us-warns-at-wto-of-c
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by ting_bu_dung 10y ago
it's interesting that the report mentioned the start of 2001 as the low GDP growth for US and EU......but it's also around the same time that China joins WTO. For 15 years, jobs, communities and quality of goods were sacrificed in
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by ting_bu_dung 10y ago
Right so it's just not liking big cities or manual jobs. Well, when you're dirt poor, you suck it up, and go to the city, do manual labor, save up money/learn skills until you can get out of being dirt poor.
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by ting_bu_dung 10y ago
good points. so 1.) If you were born in the country, you gotta have at least 1 relative that lives in a rich state. (if you don't even have that, there are lots of charities and programs in cities like LA, SF, New York that can give
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by ting_bu_dung 10y ago
If I could downmod you I would. What is wrong with migrating to a city that has more jobs, support, help than staying in a small town that is dying?
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by ting_bu_dung 10y ago
What about MOVING? Do you know what stops the very poor in such a rich country from simply moving to a better state or city with more jobs and resources? Is it fear? sadness? lack of confidence? lack of expense to move? too much attachment
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by ting_bu_dung 10y ago
lots of China propaganda pieces today on hacker news :) let's break down this particular piece. main points the author raised in order to support Beijing is more innotative than SV were: a.) less homeless/mentally unstable (what
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by ting_bu_dung 10y ago
There's no way this will work in China. If you have ever been in China you'll notice that a.) cars don't follow traffic lights b.) people create unofficial extra lanes c.) scooters are everywhere. and they ignore lights&#x2
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by ting_bu_dung 10y ago
This article has a pretty shallow definition on how China is 'cutting edge' in mobile tech. Apparently cutting edge means: a.) can do things without switching apps. (?!) b.) uses QR codes (invented by Japan, popularized by Japan)