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shalom...i was joking but yeah i do feel proud of what my people have achieved and you should be too. i love watching historical documentaries on israel, especially i feel a certain kinship towards both korea and israel because as underdogs
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Kintaro Hayakawa (June 10, 1886 – November 23, 1973), known professionally as Sessue Hayakawa, was a Japanese actor. He was one of the biggest stars in Hollywood during the silent film era of the 1910s and 1920s. Hayakawa was the first acto
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damn that just makes me not buy Apple even more. I buy Samsung phones because I know they treat their workers very well for the most part both in Korea and abroad. In Vietnam, they built daycare, hospitals, school, park, housing for the ent
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You were probably never even looking at the correct figures. Given the track record of Chinese government at concealing the truth because it's deemed a threat to national security, how are they going to convince people this number is g
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That's not what they are doing here at all. This is a thinly veiled regulatory body which will pretty much ban/kill all PoW/PoS/or anyother pseudo science blockchain projects. It will likely shut down once they realize c
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I think it's far more complicated than that although environment plays a big role, on those that are susceptible to it. For example, in my AP Calculus honors class was mostly East Asian high school kids, in a school famous for gang vio
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Fine dust pollution animation in East Asia
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PavlovsCat wrote a very generalizing statement about what "Asians" eat and then tried to smear it on me. It was a thinly veiled racism but then again people from UK doesn't seem to have a good grip on what is considered racis
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I didn't know my socially liberal city was secretly racist until I joined Tinder and OKC. Unfiltered, unbiased, completely raw racism against Asian males. Sometimes I wonder if it's worth continue living as a North American. There
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I literally just threw up after finishing my avocado sandwich. should add NSFL to that link. im done with HN for the rest of the day.
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car manufacturing is far more advanced and difficult than a smartphone which you can carry on your hand.
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> Except, perhaps, to the PRC. or people who has been unwittingly duped/brainwashed into buying that "China will overtake USA anytime now" propaganda. it's not limited to race, I've definitely seen some white Ame
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he's not in the clear from civil lawsuits which I'm sure this SEC settlement sets a precedent.
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The only reason you see so many electric car companies in China is because of money laundering, scams and non existant regulatory enforcement. There's no chance in hell China is ever going to release a car that people will trust/f
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Not at all challenging, considering the average CCTV (what a fitting name for a chinese tv station) anchor's range of emotional expression is limited to a knob. Might as well just produce a deepfake anchor with Xi's ugly ass face
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don't worry. give them time, they'll figure it out. they've been building cars for a long time, far longer than Tesla.
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I really don't think Tesla is going to make it out of this one. It's facing it's worst nightmare which is luxury car makers as well as mainstream manufacturers jumping both feet. They have been building vehicles far far longe
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the SEC doesn't give a shit. if it quacks like a duck, looks like a duck, it's probably one in their eyes.
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you won't be alive to see it sadly. it would be as if it never existed in the first place.
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whenever I see high quality submissions I bookmark it and promise myself to come back and spend time learning it. this time...I promise myself its different
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he's right tho. It facilitates humanity's problems by giving those in the power to abuse with impunity, steroids. An entire generation of Chinese kids grew up thinking the Tianmen Square was a god damn festival singing "Wo Ai
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then IMF and World Bank popped Japan's credit bubble. Same shit happening to China but because of their authoritarian rule, they will let it go to shit before they lose control. there's already social unrest happening as China is
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what's the point tho? you are not taking that money into your afterlife.
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This is why crypto is so attractive to libertarians. It requires getting something for absolutely no effort and conflates economic growth with semantic labeling of abstract pseudo academia aimed at the very people whom they are trying to st
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The comment section is absolute gold. I may have favorited this thread.
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easy. the government feels threatened by ET's technological superiority. They could literally wipe us off this universe if they wanted to. This frightens the brass, so on. Just look at the people they interview, they are not some loone
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https://www.netflix.com/title/80171742 the same cigar shaped UFO has been seen since the 60s I'm not saying this is a 100% UFO but there isn't a very good track record of NOT silencing people who worked and s
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How do you define proactive? I didn't get any notifications. I would've appreciated an SMS or even a courtesy call. As somebody who has to manage dozens of email accounts, it's possible that I missed it. Stripe Atlas does not
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also my behavior yesterday didn't really help much, but this is what full blown panic can do to people, I shudder the thought of someone who never saw this thread, go through the same shit. im glad that there are people who find this t
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whew! thanks. yeah yesterday i was in just full out panic mode. i may have behaved aggressively in trying to get attention on this issue.
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