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Comment #24543379
There are similarities to the patterns on ancient bronze vessels. Notice the patterns on the handle https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c2/HouMuWuD... https://en.wikip…
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Comment #24542874
The stone carvings resemble the patterns used by Liangzhu culture. For example the one carved on a jade Cong (see the video below). https://youtu.be/jxZIw_QfGjY?t=281 https://en.wi…
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Comment #20871740
> we're talking about millions of people deliberately destroying stuff out of a mix of spite, arrogance, and folly. > ......But even then, it was mostly an idea that probably only …
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Comment #20865151
I share the same feeling with you, but I gradually grow out of it. Why? it happens all the time. Information will decay (and it's probably a Poisson process). Let's start from even…
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Comment #20726926
I have listened to it many many years ago. It's filled with propaganda and misinformation to incite disorder/riot and distrust of the government. Another fun fact: The intent of th…
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Comment #20661115
This article missed the most interesting part. In Chinese we say it's "book from heaven"("天书"), for incomprehensible writings. That's the end of the this English...->Geek->Chinese-…
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Comment #20349386
also - they no longer use T40 style keyboards, which are the best.
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Comment #20172940
The wikipedia page is really bad. Just forget about it. > "Ah," said Big Concealment, "you are too far gone! Up, up, stir yourself and be off!" Alok Ranjan was also involved as pri…
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Comment #20071871
Exactly! This is an example of the many cognitive biases. To people live outside of China, that event is all they know about Tiananmen. But to a Chinese person especially a local r…
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Comment #19795675
Thanks!
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Comment #19790223
Interesting, can you please elaborate more?
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Comment #19756092
Re f), It's probably a culture thing. Samsung used to churn out >200 phone models per year. Want long term support and thorough testing? Non-existent. Re b), It's commonly accepted…
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Comment #19592031
"r/Android might make you feel it's a big comunity" Give you another example. I'm on the market for a new phone. I went to a local shop to get a feel of the latest offerings. While…
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Comment #19591961
"The tri-camera is Israel tech, they rely on Samsung for memory chip and OLED" So what? Apple didn't make their own camera sensors. Apple didn't make their memory chips. Apple used…
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Comment #19591771
"demise of Samsung phones in China is more "emotionally" driven" Incorrect. Unable to compete and inadequate customer support are the reasons. Samsung used to have a big user base …
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Comment #19377465
> - training for the 737-8 and -9 was just short of non existent because in practice, these planes don’t fly differently. Have you read this complaint from an actual pilot? https:/…
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Comment #19313636
> the character for emperor isn't invented yet Hmm it's right there。 The 4th “皇” and 5th “帝”。 And the combined form “皇帝” - a title invented by the First Emperor himself。
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Comment #19310414
Some additional thoughts. With some training, people can read seal script inscriptions because the structure is already fairly close to regular script which is what people use toda…
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Comment #19309895
Yes for me. Of course I don't know every single character by heart but with a little bit practice and the help of a dictionary you can read a lot. You can even download some seal s…