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by wangii 7y ago
surprised? I don't think so, after all Huawei had admitted in video: 'We lie, we cheat, we steal!', and Chinese applauded! shame on them! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OifY3sqrmXQ
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by wangii 7y ago
I'm not that old :) why do you think checks and balances only apply to politics? power corrupts, and not necessarily only political ones. I'd say any power corrupts, e.g. in marriage, one side gains significant upper hand and he&#
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by wangii 7y ago
good point, and it's exactly a strong point why it should be investigated. given what you said, it's not difficult to conclude there is no one in the world actually understand google's business, and/or engineering, inclu
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by wangii 7y ago
OK. how do you escape from the rule Chinese government? simple: go to another country. how could you escape from google/fb? welcome to China!
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by wangii 7y ago
I'm annoyed by folks keep talking about Chinese govt. bans Google and Facebook whenever they see fit. Let's be clear: no, thanks but no! We've got 1 big brother and really not interested 2 more.
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by wangii 7y ago
yes, it is. and it's perfectly reasonable for US gov to be stupid since Chinese had been :D
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by wangii 7y ago
IronCurtain V2.0?
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by wangii 7y ago
how hard will it be to work out a script, that update the namespace automatically? it would even be possible to do that in the bytecode level I think. I think Eclipse Foundation is f*cked, not by Oracle but its bureaucracy, and inability to
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by wangii 8y ago
why it's got down voted? there are reasonable points.
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by wangii 8y ago
it's not the full story. the full story is more like this: media operates on the hypothesis that this kind of material is on demand, it produces accordingly, generates buzz and hypothesis verified! what's next? product more! I thi
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by wangii 8y ago
no, the scariest part is this: anywhere in this world there are people are scared of different ideas and believes; there are people believe by the power of their perfect system no other opinion worthy of existence. now you may start to expl
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by wangii 8y ago
Hardworking, ambitious, and honesty: you can have only two. now pick.
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by wangii 8y ago
It is plain and simple: if you don't have total control of the technology you are using, you'll get bullied by US government. >> The Chinese government was and is an authoritarian state that is completely and totally ruthles
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by wangii 8y ago
It's going to be unpopular. I'd say it's the arrogance of American leads to the situation. >> The Yinhe incident (Chinese: 银河号事件) was a false claim made in 1993 by the United States government that the China-based regul
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by wangii 8y ago
win2k and osx tiger
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by wangii 8y ago
it's not going to fly. I think the problem of this kind of ideas is that dating is actually a by product of social interactions, not suitable for engineering.
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by wangii 8y ago
congratulations! you've got your bias confirmed.
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by wangii 8y ago
I found his talk on youtube, remarkable: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XL07WEc2TRI
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by wangii 8y ago
democracy is not about decision, but decision making. during the process consensus is born and grown. it then generates mandate and enough political capital and willingness for consequent execution. that being said, democracy often leads to
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by wangii 8y ago
It's paradoxical b/c paying customers are even better ad targets. I think advertisements are OK, as long as personal data not aggregated, nor cross referenced/shared. I'm OK with google display few search related ads alo
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by wangii 8y ago
Isn't it obvious the solution is to ban cross-referencing from data collected via different products (even inside one company)? I think targeted ad, including micro-targeting, is the future as long as vast majority not willing to pay f
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by wangii 9y ago
Nitpick: the javascript engine of firefox is spidermonkey, not nitro.
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by wangii 9y ago
I don't understand the motivation of the article. Does the author try to justify the Opium War? Or to remind 1+ billion Chinese that the intepretation of history always subject to rulers' agenda, which is clearly stated in Chinese
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by wangii 9y ago
what I am not happy with mozilla is the 'internal review'. Firefox is opensourced, Mozilla is non-profit. Although there must be something need be keep in private, I don't think the review process falls into that category. In
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by wangii 9y ago
i don't understand why folks are upset. opensource + nonprofit can't prevent corruption. it has nothing to do with technology, management, personality, good will or anything. it's about power. given enough power and time, wha
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by wangii 9y ago
> If a worker is employed for less than six months, the compensation should be a 0.5-month salary. A one-month salary should be given to those who worked for six months to one year. Is it too much?
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by wangii 9y ago
I don't fully support what my country (China) do in South China Sea but there is a critical context: around 2011, then Secretary of State Hillary Clinton basically announced in that US would do whatever she liked in Strait Malacca if n
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by wangii 9y ago
your assumption that anyone/organization/party might have superior knowledge to lay out a perfect plan (70 years!), is not true. without this assumption, your argument becomes invalid.
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by wangii 9y ago
sorry I couldn't find it any more b/c suddenly articles about him is all over the internet and google doesn't help. since 1898, China has been through a process longer than a century trying to figure out why we lagged behind.
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by wangii 9y ago
he was. and in a later interview he clarified he was not joking, nor metaphorically speaking. he said he literally wanted China to be colonised for 300 years. the best explanation I could think of, is that he was young and tried to make an

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