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by duguxu 7y ago
Another classical, interesting but evil example: 工信处女干事每月经过下属科室都要亲口交代24口交换机等技术性器件的安装工作 Literal translation of each character one by one: 工(industry)信(information)处(place)女(female)干(do)事(thing)每(every)月(month)经(through)过(pass)下(below)属(obey)
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by duguxu 7y ago
Some prequel of the "initiation" https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:%E6%96%B0%E7%96%86%E7...
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by duguxu 7y ago
Why are you confident about Chinese? Do you have any evidence directly from mainland Chinese to support your arguments, or only speculations?
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by duguxu 7y ago
It's definitely worth $100 billion today if it will be "worth" (valued) $200 billion tomorrow.
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by duguxu 7y ago
I couldn't give concrete evidence to support nor oppose your arguments since I'm not a sociologist by any means. For any reasoning I could think up, or just observation I have to say, you might always find much more "another
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by duguxu 7y ago
In the comments of the link in my original posts, besides condemning western hypocrisy, there are also a lot of people criticizing the firewall and information control. People express different opinions. I think it's hard to describe h
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by duguxu 7y ago
Just some personal observations, maybe relevant to recent misinformation topics, or maybe not. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram etc. are all blocked in mainland China. Many people, especially those young and well-educated, use VPN to access the
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by duguxu 7y ago
Sorry for my bad English! I will try my best to explain everything you don't understand although I can't promise I could make it. First of all, I have been concentrating on the topic of a more effective propaganda. Whether you lik
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by duguxu 7y ago
> OK, so you accept it but reject it. I had read them in Chinese. I accept these documents confirm Beijing opposed turning Hong Kong into a self-governed Dominion, which would probably soon become an independent country like Singapore. V
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by duguxu 7y ago
it’s UN sanctions against China during Korean war. i will add more reply later.
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by duguxu 7y ago
> Do you accept britain actually tried to do what you say it didn't? I tend to believe whatever a serious official document says. But notice there was serious corruption in the government of Hong Kong before 1970s and pressure also
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by duguxu 7y ago
Thanks for your patient and kindy reply. I believe many people in China, especially young students or businessmen have read or heard what you mentioned more or less. People from mainland definitely know the official news is not the full pic
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by duguxu 7y ago
Some opinions of mine. Any criticism is welcome: A large portion of tourists do know there are protests in Hong Kong lasting for a few weeks and it's about the extradition bill, where criminals as defined in both Hong Kong and mainland
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by duguxu 7y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, this is a political movement aiming at winning more support and allies from people of mainland China, and hence putting more pressure on the government. My comment just points out there are some negative factor
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by duguxu 7y ago
Most protesters never try to investigate the real thoughts of ordinary mainland people, who are just regarded as a stereotype of ignorance, impoliteness, nouveau riche, and pathetically waiting to be enlightened. Protesters know mainland pe
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by duguxu 7y ago
I am not saying that C++ is the answer for large-scale productivity software, but C++ is the answer for the complicated widgets used there. I would prefer Rust for the main framework of photoshop too, but I am not sure whether there is an e
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by duguxu 7y ago
I agree with you. From my point of view, the advantage of C/C++ for UI is not about high level logic, but complicated custom widget with lots of low level functions and good performance. C/C++ is not good for a weather app, but al
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by duguxu 7y ago
>I feel like that CAAC had the least to lose and the most to gain by grounding the 737 MAX. China has 96 737MAX8 then, more than any other country. They have both the most to lose and gain. >Them being proactive is really only because
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by duguxu 7y ago
Totally. That would mean CAAC is even more independent than FAA.
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by duguxu 7y ago
Maybe. Notice at the same time, not only the manufacturer, but also the authority CAAC, the China counterpart of FAA, is behaving more and more independently, as the first regulatory agency to ground 737MAX.
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by duguxu 7y ago
I have kept an eye on this for a long time. Is there any design pattern with Rust style (no unsafe and not ugly from Rust community's perspective) that proved in prototype to be able to achieve the same scaling of performance and memor
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by duguxu 7y ago
Russia and China have few influence in the global commercial jet market, although they are much more competitive in military aircraft.
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by duguxu 7y ago
I am not a native English speaker. I know the insulting meaning of "cunt" but not "gimp". I think this is the case for most people around me. That's the difference. You are trying to mix two different levels. I am n
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by duguxu 7y ago
I agree that statistics can help a lot in experiments and should be a part of standard education. My point here is, when physicists encounter uncertainty, they are encouraged more by the current culture to design a better experiment with de
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by duguxu 7y ago
I agree with you but IMO, this could be a good thing sometimes. Avoiding statistics to some extent requires more deterministic experiments, where statistics are limited to quantum uncertainty or gaussian distribution. Otherwise there is pro
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by duguxu 7y ago
Uniting China has been the core political ideology for all major China dynasties across history, the same for CPC too. Let alone overthrowing the colonialism and getting independence is widely regarded as one of the greatest achievement and
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by duguxu 7y ago
Your argument is not falsifiable then: If a citizen says something bad about the totalitarian government—he is true and the government is that evil; if something not that bad—he is oppressed and fearful so this is untrue and the government
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by duguxu 7y ago
I don’t know if i’m correct on this. but i think members of the libra have the power to manipulate exchange rate more or less, although they might choose not to use it. Also, upgrading cryptocurrency with improper algorithm or parameters co
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by duguxu 7y ago
People living in these country here. Thank you for pointing out these concerns. Besides currency manipulation, another issue with cryptocurrency is about responsibility and accountability. For traditional central bank, before a greedy bad p