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Comment #34096542
Ben Horowitz in THE HARD THING ABOUT HARD THINGS mentioned similar thing: How to lead even when you don't know where you are going: The fine line between fear and courage
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Comment #33958454
> China has taken all the benefits I thought Trumpism is not welcome here? > Globalization will live on, but only for countries who align themselves with the west. So globalization…
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Comment #32785853
Yeah, and you wonder why paying money to the descendent people raped/killed/mutilated/{and many other horrendous anti-human barbarism brutality} [0] is not enough to get peace. Tur…
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Comment #32768512
> The third link is also from a heavily biased source. The link referred to: https://koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/news/article/article.as... Wow, "biased source", what a word! I th…
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Comment #32668890
> and the reason the govt doesn't do anything about it despite flooding being a major political issue is corruption Could you provide evidences of governmental corruption that actu…
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Comment #32336800
> the theft of trillions in IP This is just pure propaganda. If one can accurately count for the IP theft and come up with a value number. And argue that it's trillions theft from …
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Comment #32230948
If you watch old movie, you start to understand the modern CGI produced movies are having a problem of the movie makers cannot decide what they want to tell the audience, and they …
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Comment #32140667
The point is there is no moral high ground in economic competition.
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Comment #32112565
A significant recognition of eBPF's potential. This is a followup of an earlier paper at HostOS 21 ( https://sigops.org/s/conferences/hotos/2021/#program ), by the same research gr…
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Comment #32090373
Then there are a lot of Chinese companies are banned from US market.
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Comment #32090367
I guess you are probably forgot what NSA did to your phone calls? That has not weaken their legitimacy as the government agency, or US government's legitimacy over US citizens. Equ…
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Comment #32090343
Great EV boom will propel the battery manufacturer to be the next manufacturing Behemoth. It's so much a core of any EV that the industry capital has to be consolidated to be able …
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Comment #32090301
> I remain convinced that "real" self driving (as in: go ahead and sleep in the backseat) will never happen without changes to road infrastructure and possibly some sort of segrega…
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Comment #31952693
> Every power is an adversary of each other on the world stage. That's just a war-mongering propagandaist talking point.
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Comment #31952680
They are similar in that there are laws reconigized domestically and internationally to block Texas and Taiwan from becoming independent from their home country.
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Comment #31952651
Hah? A US companies' internal employees were conflated to China? And who the hell allows TikTok to operate in US in the first place. If someone working at MSFT has access to MSFT's…
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Comment #31952627
None of these are banned. They simply choose to not operate in China, because the laws require them hand over user data. So they choose to monopolize those data themselves, which i…
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Comment #31925315
Why is China an adversary of US? Can someone put into succinct evidences of this statement? To the typical talking point: * IP infringement: there is not much unusual rate of IP st…
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Comment #31925201
What are the cases of such events?
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Comment #31925185
> an adversary at scale. TikTok stores data on US soil. That's part of the deal brokered by the self-claimed best deal maker Mr. Trump. If there is unauthorized data access from in…