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Show HN: FutureOS – One AI agent across terminal, desktop, mobile and chat apps(github.com)
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by thetechlead 7y ago
Don't lie about your experience living in China. There is already too much China-related misinformation on HN. For 99% of the time, you go straight to click-n-buy which should get your order delivered on time, and for the 1% you prefer
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by thetechlead 7y ago
Thank for the info. Though not the case where I live (China) and where I often travelled (east Asia and ASEAN countries). However Huawei indeed put their best effort in marketing in Europe.
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by thetechlead 7y ago
Not saying they don't spend big money in advertising. They certainly do, like any other premium brand. However their marketing campaigns alone are nothing extraordinary either. US governments accusation certainly helped - good adverti
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by thetechlead 7y ago
I start to believe what US has done to Huawei actually made the brand more famous. Smart phones are becoming commodities so marketing plays a big rule for sales. The tension between US government and Huawei certainly saved them tons of mar
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Huawei smartphone sales surge 50% as Apple and Samsung struggle(cnbc.com)
3 points by thetechlead 7y ago|2 comments
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Why the doors to America are closing for Chinese tech students(inkstonenews.com)
64 points by thetechlead 7y ago|58 comments
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Huawei CEO Ren Zhengfei's Interview with CNBC(cnbc.com)
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The Future of Shopping Is Already Happening in China(bloomberg.com)
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Robotic driving instructors are here to make lessons less stressful(abacusnews.com)
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by thetechlead 7y ago
Advanced logistics technology is a part of the New Retail happening in China that revolutionizes the customer experience in shopping and living daily life, though integrating online, offline services and logistics. It's more than just
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by thetechlead 7y ago
GDP per capita can be misleading and doesn't translate well into the quality of life, certainly not how convenient and safe you feel living there. Anyone who lived in China for a while would agree. I see no problem submitting China-rel
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by thetechlead 7y ago
Not just in e-commerce, the convenience living in China has far passed America, such as in mobile payment, food delivery, bike sharing, WeChat with its tremendously useful ecosystem, the subway system, high-speed rails, etc. Having lived in
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Amazon admits defeat against Chinese e-commerce rivals like Alibaba and JD.com(theverge.com)
2 points by thetechlead 7y ago|0 comments
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by thetechlead 7y ago
The trend is more important. US has only 32% of the world's unicorns. Even if you remove all the Chinese companies, US is 58% of the total, far less than the number a few years back. India and Southeast Asia are especially doing well i
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by thetechlead 7y ago
That was in the 90s. He was rejected visa b/c he didn't speak any English. Almost all VC and Internet businesses located in the US at that time. Things are dramatically different now.
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by thetechlead 7y ago
Good for him. However, the wind has already turned eastward. Given the insanity in US immigration policy and xenophobia among the public, talents are going back to their original countries in flocks. Check out top 20 most valuable startups
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by thetechlead 7y ago
> The mystery to me is that if my suspicion is correct, then the CEOs and upper management must think that devotion is ultimately (long-term) more important than productivity is to the bottom line. That's actually what Jack Ma asked
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by thetechlead 7y ago
> But does it matter if you work continuously 9-9? If I stay on premise 9-9 I still regard that as work -- that still is my time that I'm selling to the company. In many countries, lunch and dinner breaks are unpaid time - in theory
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by thetechlead 7y ago
Definitely not immature. People have all the right to do so, and Chinese laws protect labor rights. And I do agree that the reason you are working overtime and whether it's voluntary make a big difference.
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by thetechlead 7y ago
Worked at Alibaba. Not trying to defend the company, just offering my observation. They do work much longer hour as compared to most American companies (like Google, I worked at too), even longer than the average Chinese ones. However, 9-to
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Huawei Ark compiler enhances Android apps' operation by 60%(gizmochina.com)
2 points by thetechlead 7y ago|0 comments
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by thetechlead 7y ago
Not that I don't have hobbies and friends. I routinely take week long beach vocation to make myself physically isolated from work. Just can't stop thinking about it daily and it's a hellof joy returning to my cubicle start wo
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by thetechlead 7y ago
996 sounds like a paradise. We startup founders work 24/7. We are either working or thinking about work related stuff when not sleeping. Not that we don't know work-life balance is good for health, but you just can't stop dwe
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Huawei CEO calls Trump a ‘great president’ but slams his ‘intimidating’ tactics(cnbc.com)
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Huawei founder says his daughter’s arrest will make her stronger(cnbc.com)
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by thetechlead 7y ago
bs. it's like telling a PhD candidate no need doing reference research. being a good startup is not only about solving customers problem well, but solving in the best way and preferably first to solve.
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by thetechlead 7y ago
Some people still think China's economy is a centralized one. No it's not. It's a mix of state owned and private - the former really good at long-term planning for national strategic goals, maintaining economic stability and
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by thetechlead 7y ago
If you look really closely, and look at the right index, the development of homosapiens today is in a very dare situation. In gross industry out, which should be the true measure of national power, most major economis grow less than one per
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Five things Facebook will need to do to become more like WeChat(abacusnews.com)
1 points by thetechlead 8y ago|0 comments

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