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Comment #23610433
Actually might be closer to the The Google Pay Spot Platform instead, which supports PWA: https://developers.google.com/pay/spot https://youtu.be/-YAy4M8ZiR8
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Comment #23610013
What's stopping me from putting a PWA in a webview and call it a app clip? Is that possible? From the app clip docs it seems like they didn't prohibit that.
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Comment #22814427
Let's be honest, many things in life (especially quantitatively measured) are done to feed the ego. There's no need single out website views.
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Comment #21599171
Actually it has became standard practice in where I live to have government ID check as part of KYC process for these new fintech companies, usually accompanied with a live photo c…
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Comment #21598832
How is your service different from the KYC service providers out there targeting fintech startups?
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Comment #21596785
I looked into a few websites tracking climate change progress. They seemed to show that China is doing relatively better compared to others, in terms of climate change goals. Here …
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Comment #18835879
It sounds a lot like communism so I'm pretty sure it wouldn't be censored.
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Comment #18833856
What about 大越进 or 文化大革命? At least in my textbook they were attributed as CCP and Mao's mistake.
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Comment #18833772
I agree that there's much propaganda in the textbook, but how was it related to "extremely unfree"?
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Comment #18833733
Were you taught using 人教版 or 北师大版 history textbook? I'm pretty sure 四人帮 and 大跃进 were inside 北师大版 and called a mistake. Well at least for my year. Maybe they changed it, or you didn…
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Comment #18833121
As far as I recall, everything else that is negative, except 1989, was taught in secondary school history class.
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Comment #18832669
> China is one of the most un-free countries on earth in nearly every measure. Sorry if it is too personal, but if you don't mind, I would like to know if you have actually visited…
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Comment #18832656
Luckily this was just recently discussed on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18816040
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Comment #18832338
Totally personal, but I notice that you have a lot of insights on China and I would love to connect with you somehow. You should be able to find my contact pretty easily.
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Comment #18832305
Post "XYZ is a nigger" or "I hate gays" on your Twitter and I will concede. Edit: Seems like I have crossed the line on HN. Moderators, feel free to moderate this comment. And apol…
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Comment #18832255
People know things are being censored, well, as least of my age. There is a term and a meme for it on Chinese internet. You can Google-translate these pages that explain the term: …
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Comment #18832185
Practically speaking, Chinese nationals enjoy freedom to exchange ideas on whatever they want, except politically sensitive topics in public . On the other hand, people in US enjoy…
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Comment #18832081
As a Chinese national, somehow this article does not come across as negative to me. Weird.
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Comment #18817277
TLDR. Judging from the comments, it's basically the same as Chinese government and state media?
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Comment #18815200
I don't blame you, but next time you go to a foreign website, you can look out for icons that resemble national flags or EN. There is usually an English version of the website avai…
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Comment #18804435
Here's the really long background info: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_Civil_War
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Comment #18793452
It is worth noting that: - Some people have spent considerable time and effort writing an entire long wiki page for "Criticism of Confucius Institutes". https://en.wikipedia.org/wi…