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by fancl20 1y ago
As a Chinese who have a lot of live/working experience in both systems just provide some clarifications for this comment: most Chinese people don't understand the difference between politicians and bureaucrats because as the count
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by fancl20 1y ago
Yes the policy quickly gathered enough public backlash and has been cancelled
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by fancl20 2y ago
I think it's well documented that modern bureaucracy is at least inspired by China's bureaucratic machinery: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civil_Service_(United_Kingdom) > Under Charles Grant, the East Ind
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by fancl20 2y ago
Thanks. Fixed table scrolling. (not sure which border from the table element. will try to figue out later) Update: also fixed. Thanks again :)
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by fancl20 2y ago
I feel like there is a part more difficult to be captured in technical definition. ECS designs usually pay more attention to seperate data and logic because systems are constantly updating data (world state) regardless there is an event or
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by fancl20 2y ago
China didn’t increase defense budget accordingly and for now still sticking to the same gdp percentage (around 1.5%) so the spiral hasn’t started yet (surprisingly). Also China is always aggressive to DPP which isn’t something new and US go
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by fancl20 2y ago
This misconception is common among US official/think tanks especially related to DOD because the way Chinese government operated is so counter-intuitive from US perspective (probably many other governments). It's actually same as
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by fancl20 2y ago
The belief of "I should" is one of the core part for Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorder (OCPD, not confused with OCD). The behaviour is largely driven by the anxiety of "fail to e.g. be citizen" and sometimes is c
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by fancl20 2y ago
If you borrow in your own currency there's no real constraints. The trade-off is fiscal deficit = printing money and may cause inflation. Then higher interest rates will put pressure on economic growth.
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by fancl20 2y ago
WTO, IMF have yearly reports and IIRC one of U.S. Central bank branch have published report about this. TL;DR version is there's a trade flow reshuffle but China's trade percentage barely changed. As most traditional economic the
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by fancl20 2y ago
There's a liquidity issue for some heavily in debt local governments. It's also much complex because central government is taking this as a chance to pushing unwelcome structural changes. There's a quick fix have been done be
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by fancl20 2y ago
I think https://doi.org/10.1017/9781009159418 has a different framing of the issue. There's a fundamental conflicts between policy implementation and policy effectiveness. If policy is designed locally or at least
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by fancl20 2y ago
I heard they switched to fully use a recommending system for search (don't know how it works today but feels like that's still the case), which means there is there is no real search happening and you query is used as a hint, not
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by fancl20 2y ago
From what I heard from engineers working for Alibaba, my understanding is that they are fighting with their own bureaucracy structure for quite long time to make any effective decision, at same time facing fierce compitition from JD and PDD
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by fancl20 3y ago
I think what you decribed is birdbath. RayNeo X2 and INMO (Air2 or Go) use waveguide display as the "see through screens" you described. It doesn't seem to be radically better than or even as good as RayNeo X2 Lite, scheduled
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by fancl20 3y ago
It’s a little funny but redlines / final warnings have a “different meaning” in PRC’s diplomatic language e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China%27s_final_warning The actual diplomatic language for war is “勿谓言之不
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by fancl20 3y ago
To be fair Chinese government does encourage Chinese companies manufacturing/investing abroad ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Go_Out_policy ). From companies' perspective the issue is always high cost (compare
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by fancl20 3y ago
This happened a lot in other industries if not every, like IEM (Chi-fi), PC gaming handheld, mechanical keyboard, smartphone, 3d printer, solar pannel...At this point it feels a combination of abundant manufacturing know-how, strong entrepr
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by fancl20 3y ago
It’s inevitable because of the CCP’s leadership and the objective conditions by their analysis. Remember CCP is an ideological party which means core party members do believe CCP as a party is more important than anyone including Xi. All de
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by fancl20 3y ago
I think his point is not that this being the underlying goal. Instead the China’s foreign policy is designed based on the analysis that inevitably at some point, China will be the predominant power in Asia. The policy is not designed to rea
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by fancl20 3y ago
It's not that clear and much more complex. If you follows the whole history of China's foreign policy, it's surprisingly consistent and the focus is never "competing with someone". To the topic of ‘Wolf Warriors’, t
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by fancl20 3y ago
In most cases HP
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by fancl20 3y ago
It's not invented by zig: https://en.cppreference.com/w/c/language/struct_initializati... Although more widely used.
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by fancl20 3y ago
Those projects have real difficulties to retain enough developers even to keep lights on. And even higher-ups want, they can’t force allocate developers (in Google’s current power structure) other than providing some incentives including p
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by fancl20 3y ago
Part of the problem is when you are in that position it’s also easy to move to other interesting projects internally. Then the real choice is between doing boring maintenance or useful new things at same pay.
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by fancl20 3y ago
Just do their best to comply the EU law so they can keep operating? https://www.reuters.com/technology/tiktok-ceo-eus-vestager-c...
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by fancl20 3y ago
Yes I’m… hmmm you can contact me by my id at gmail if you want :)
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by fancl20 3y ago
Yeah and they failed to report to China's MIIT within the time window... https://www.wsj.com/articles/china-halts-alibaba-cybersecuri... (To be clear the obligation is not they have to report to Chinese government
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by fancl20 3y ago
I read the news again and the new structure still seems very similar to the company structure of Alphabet or Tencent. Is there anything I missed here?
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by fancl20 3y ago
I guess because package managers (apt, nix, ..) build around the idea of shared libraries, while bazel assume statically built. TBH it’s hard to say which operate model is better anyway. They are simply incompatible :) Related topic: https

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