radicsge

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by radicsge 7y ago
It is also a question what happens in Autumn if it balances out then there is no news actually.
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by radicsge 7y ago
The "good guys" (telco/law enforcement) have strict criterias to access it, like court order. Thus it is regulated by the local government. Meanwhile Huawei is supposedly actively created a workaround: > U.S. officials say
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by radicsge 7y ago
In the solidarity protests for HK in Vancouver almost everybody wears them for obvious reason. Would be interesting if Canadian police require to remove them...
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by radicsge 7y ago
being aware and vocal would change anything? Not in legal world.
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by radicsge 7y ago
In case of war it can be forced to, the question is whether it is competitive with TSMC in medium/long run?
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by radicsge 7y ago
Since the plastic is breaking down (these patches would disappear without supply) and I guess you yourself also doesn't want to pollute the ocean with new plastic not sure why is this an issue. Or do you suggest to continue to pollute
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by radicsge 7y ago
You are forgetting the damage that the plastic is doing for the wildlife / fishes. The plastic is breaking down to the size that is impossible to capture. This project is needed yesterday already.
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by radicsge 7y ago
Why do you expecting that they should solve every problem in the world? It is really parallel (collection until prevention). They really put down something on the table, pitched for their idea and delivered it. You can go ahead and execute
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by radicsge 7y ago
This is really cool technology, should get more advertisement
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by radicsge 7y ago
Might also depends on the region. Richer regions like Shanghai might have softer rules same as for VPNs.
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by radicsge 7y ago
Are you referring to the cultural revolution? That is not a re-education camp. Although you were out in the middle of nowhere for an extended period, you could freely talk with others (many groups still meet up to today, and/or married
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Chinese citizens will be required for face scan for internet/mobile access(businessinsider.com)
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by radicsge 7y ago
Those people who can circumvent the GFoC, already knows that their leader is pulling down the whole country.
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by radicsge 7y ago
parts of the European Union (?) This is new, any explanation why parts of? I would say the developed countries (before China). China is the first where ethic is not a virtue... unfortunately.
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by radicsge 7y ago
It will be never outdated, it is a must for healthy mental grow of children (as you also weakly pointed out). To get love, to be able to focus and deliver, get direction, learn and bring forward traditions, learn social skills, create bond
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by radicsge 7y ago
1) It is more like where the brand was strong survived (or where the technology was hard to replicate). I'm pretty sure there are plenty of example including wahaha-danone etc. Don't get me wrong, China did it well to carve back i
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by radicsge 7y ago
Big kudos to Japan! Some of our today's leader should learn from them!
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by radicsge 7y ago
It is amazingly cheap (compared to the intel's 1.1K), wonder what could be the reason behind it.
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by radicsge 7y ago
Think about numbers, it is not sorted phonetically, Even the alphabet is not. All those languages that use alphabet sort in exactly the same order regardless the pronunciation.
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by radicsge 7y ago
But one commenter is right, the phone doesn't have a bright source in front of it, meanwhile the second camera has. And it is very suspicious to be prerecorded, as there should be shadows in the room at least the recorded's shadow
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by radicsge 9y ago
Or instead of waiting few seconds, just get into the line of closed internet (let them monopolize it). It's the same like giving up the democracy for one-party system. Because if you stand out, you might heart yourself. Nothing will yo
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by radicsge 10y ago
I feel referring to (or hiding behind) scalability is a bit salt in the wound. These huge companies are destroying so many jobs (by scalability) - ok unavoidable - but they should do sometimes things that are not scalable and give jobs back
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by radicsge 10y ago
And that is exactly one of the reason of the opensource, to get more contributor.. (instead of releasing e.g. binaries..)
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by radicsge 10y ago
It's not always charity, some opensource to have co-maintainers, some opensource to show his achievement and put into his resume. Some opensource because then they can build something together as a community so he can also use it in th
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by radicsge 10y ago
Medical procedure and vaccines can be an analogy to fungicides not GMO. GMO is like everybody suddenly want to be blond and have blue eyes. But if everybody become a clone basically, one bacteria or whatever could sweep out the whole world.
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by radicsge 10y ago
And in case of GMO wait until, all crops are fallen to one specialized disease or one sudden change of environment. And then what?
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by radicsge 10y ago
As a foreigner who lives in Shanghai for almost 8 years, the list would be a bit different: 1) pollution - Since the Disneyland has opened, things are improved. But above the regular days, it is depressing when finally the weekend came and
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by radicsge 10y ago
double this. Practicing is useless, if you dont have motivation where you can apply this knowledge. I wish i could go back in time and learn the math in university once again after failing to understand things in stat and ml. just because m
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by radicsge 10y ago
That's right, there are quite a few thing in the world, that you need to experience (to really understand), because knowing about it is not the same. Like poverty (disability etc), one might know about it, but until experience it one m
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by radicsge 10y ago
Not sure it make sense. How to choose/decide about religion (or the opposite) without knowing about it. It's like refuse to send him to elemental art/math/chemistry class until he choose the university himself. And the

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