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by supertiger 7y ago
I am definitely not saying there absolutely is no police brutality, especially when there are so many violent protestors. If HK police have the same protocol as US police, many extreme violent protestors would have already faced a much more
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by supertiger 7y ago
The tweet "Fight for Freedom. Stand with Hong Kong" is the exact slogan violent protestors in HK uses every day. It's not "freedom of speech" but an implication of HK independence. You cannot take the words literall
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by supertiger 7y ago
>I can’t help but think that this is about the ego of Chinese leadership It is and isn't. I grew up in China and I think the Chinese government is overacting to this NBA statement. If the Chinese fans decide to boycott NBA that&#x27
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by supertiger 7y ago
It's true that this claim could be applied to almost any group of people, but I think the point here is the people in the US (or the west generally) don't have the history knowledge hence the empathy about how important and sensit
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by supertiger 7y ago
With that logic, google (and a handful of other giants like FB and Amazon) should be the ONLY companies in the digital advertising space. There're probably other factors in play here.
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by supertiger 7y ago
public safety - China has a clear win. Thanks to the surveillance level and strict gun/drug control, you can walk on the street of any part of any city without having to worry about your safety. I cannot say the same most of the major
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by supertiger 7y ago
exactly, "absurdly", what journalism
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by supertiger 7y ago
The first attempt was aborted so it shouldn't count. This time we don't know if it will be aborted again, so we cannot say if it's an attempt at all. The title should just say "India Launches Chandrayaan-2 Moon Mission&q
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by supertiger 7y ago
don't hold your breath
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by supertiger 7y ago
how arrogant do you have to be to attribute Han's success to Chinese hackers?
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by supertiger 7y ago
Humans have higher expectations for technology. Better than humans is not enough.
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by supertiger 7y ago
not necessarily, last time the same tariff play worked for Japan, and Japan arguably never recovered since.
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by supertiger 7y ago
Bloomberg is growingly anti China. Rigorous political-unbiased journalism is hard to find even in the US.
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by supertiger 7y ago
Trump administration really showed the world how software can be weaponized against another country when there's trade dispute. EU better start growing their own internet/software ecosystem too.
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by supertiger 7y ago
you didn't RC. Huawei is still praising Google and Android even after the ban. re EU and Asia's different stance on this, that's exactly what monopoly is. EU is getting ahead of the game and IMO making the right move. Rest of
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by supertiger 7y ago
Target seems to really promote store pick-up.
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by supertiger 7y ago
the power of HN
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by supertiger 8y ago
This response piece was published one hour after the original report. Bloomberg obviously had both ready. It would have responded already if intend to.
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by supertiger 8y ago
I grew up in China. What 'monthly meeting' (where 'you hear a "sermon" and sing some patriotic songs') is your wife talking about? That sounds bizarre
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by supertiger 8y ago
not really. I believe that is real. Telling people how to make money comes with no risk and high profit margin.
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by supertiger 9y ago
That luxury was earned. The competitor would need to offer the same level of consistent high growth YoY and achieve one goal after another, thats the hard part.
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by supertiger 9y ago
It's never good to have someone as both a player and a referee in the same game.
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by supertiger 9y ago
craigslist is probably close to qualify in your definition
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by supertiger 9y ago
s/sales/marketing every point stays valid