yanhangyhy

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by yanhangyhy 5mo ago
yeah i like that guy too.. on top of my head is he hire some guys to find a usb drive which contains bitcoin wallet..
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by yanhangyhy 5mo ago
i will watch tv show <Silicon Valley> again
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by yanhangyhy 5mo ago
I don't think he is a communist, he just believe in people like Mao and he's party. The other thing is,as a Chinese person, apart from a very small minority who are receptive to Western propaganda and hold anti-Han/chinese&#x
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by yanhangyhy 5mo ago
It sounds convincing because almost everything in the article is technically correct. But this mindset is problematic. AI is not some divine creation. It is built by humans. History has repeatedly shown that China is able to catch up, and o
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by yanhangyhy 5mo ago
china 43%.. LOL
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by yanhangyhy 6mo ago
yeah..
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by yanhangyhy 6mo ago
somehow i canot open the link. but in their chinese version's release article, in the end ,there is a quote from xunzi( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xunzi_(philosopher) ) "Not seduced by praise, not terrified
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by yanhangyhy 6mo ago
Can anyone tell me why a great democratic system is unable to prevent this kind of problem? Even when it happens, there seem to be no effective measures to deal with it.
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by yanhangyhy 6mo ago
there is a huge push in china and (tencent). but the main purpose is for the token market, to bring more users as a consumer of tokens. but i dont see any useful outcome from this yet. tencent is anxiety about it's progress about AI, a
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by yanhangyhy 6mo ago
its very smart move...for Iran. really <art of war> thing.
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by yanhangyhy 7mo ago
yeah..
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by yanhangyhy 7mo ago
its ironic that Israel becomes the new Nazi
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by yanhangyhy 7mo ago
not sure if anybody notices, after the war, russia opens a lot of markets to chinese companys.
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by yanhangyhy 7mo ago
intresting.. looks like that USA also wont go well on the taiwan strait..whats the last time USA pick a enemy of it's own size and won?
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by yanhangyhy 7mo ago
its a super app. I think the core issue isn’t what underlying technology is used, but rather the service providers. They package their services into mobile apps or WeChat mini programs, and restrict functionality on browsers. For many ordin
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by yanhangyhy 7mo ago
I highly recommend everyone read “The Grass Frontier” . It provides a detailed account of the development of American suburbanization and its integration with the automobile industry. (and why cars > trains after that) The United States
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by yanhangyhy 7mo ago
Perhaps one day in the future, DOOM will become one of the symbols of human civilization—both in contrast to robots and in contrast to extraterrestrials.
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by yanhangyhy 7mo ago
strange seedance is not mentioned.
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by yanhangyhy 7mo ago
i just remeber seeing a Trump video today and he is saying that 'china get 90% of its oil from iran..stuff' it's a good selling point. i dont believe leaders cannot understand the diff between 'iran's 90% oil goes
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by yanhangyhy 7mo ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/aviation/comments/1p64kki/reporter_... It reminds me of a funny piece of news. A noodle manufacturer in China, for some reason—maybe to make more money—secretly produced quite a
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by yanhangyhy 7mo ago
just a note: the man didn't die, they didn't kill him (i'm not supporting the tank side)
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by yanhangyhy 7mo ago
its always oil and 'freedom'
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by yanhangyhy 7mo ago
The reason for the Iran war is very simple: Israel’s instigation, a potential strike against China, and Trump’s political immaturity.
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by yanhangyhy 7mo ago
this never ends well....
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by yanhangyhy 7mo ago
need to go out and find out if we are live in a simulation
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by yanhangyhy 7mo ago
When Chinese leaders met with Che Guevara and others, they were not very optimistic about their revolution either; they lacked a deeper understanding of socialism and respect for realism. This may also be related to the character traits of
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by yanhangyhy 7mo ago
i think they share similar systems and it's a flaw in generic democray. to be clear, i mean no Accountability.
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by yanhangyhy 7mo ago
1. how did the HS2 project go in UK? anybody get punished? is it so clean that no corruption happens in this project even it spends so many money with very little progress? 2. Should someone be held responsible for Germany’s energy problems
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by yanhangyhy 7mo ago
I forgot where I saw this claim, but it said that China has actually encouraged Cuba to carry out a similar kind of economic transition, yet it was rejected, so the only things China has been able to do are to provide aid in areas such as f
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by yanhangyhy 7mo ago
This is the core flaw of the democratic system. Once a person gets elected, democracy effectively ends. Many of their policies may be harmful to the country, and their promises may not be fulfilled, but there is no punishment mechanism. As

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