williamchangnpu

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Bengal Famine of 1943(en.wikipedia.org)
9 points by williamchangnpu 1y ago|0 comments
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by williamchangnpu 5y ago
Not in SK, but in China Here basically all banks require ActiveX, and if you don't have an Windows computer(Mac), what you can do is to use their app, which of course is super sluggish.
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by williamchangnpu 6y ago
Yep, today when I type anything into the search box, most of the time the result is highly "SEO"ed result by media and agencies, unlike the old days
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Bhopal disaster(en.wikipedia.org)
156 points by williamchangnpu 7y ago|68 comments
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by williamchangnpu 7y ago
It's intriguing to see that during the last 3 decades, China has made so much progress, and from a historical perspective, I think China will make its own plane, just like how they made their own cars and trains, I do think they have
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by williamchangnpu 7y ago
I know apple watch can do such things, I just dont like how they hype this, I do think this is a soft sell, somehow apple is evil because they sent the message that Apple watch can save your life, so people will buy it or discuss it , it k
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by williamchangnpu 7y ago
Saying that, I have seen people help others who fell down on a subway car, so it varies among defferent person.
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by williamchangnpu 7y ago
Here in China, the bystander effect is kind of have its effects, I mean sometime in bigcities, if an old man fell off unconsciously, lots of people will pass by, maybe they feel unconfortable with that, but there are some case which the ol
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by williamchangnpu 7y ago
I think by bombing other countries and use other military power, US is establishing a target for the terrorists and prone terrorist people, shout out for a peaceful way to solve issues, anyway, it not the policy makers and politicians that
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by williamchangnpu 7y ago
Yep. Gunboat diplomacy is not a good way to spread democracy.
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by williamchangnpu 7y ago
I'm a Chinese citizen now living in Shanghai,China. It is interesting to see some of the threads, and there are so many expats now living in china, althrouth these is the good, the bad, and the ugly. And lots of expats have described
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by williamchangnpu 7y ago
Accroding to Chinese law, airsoft BB is illegal, that might sound absurd, but it is the law. And it is selectively enforced. There are stories that people get penalty just for selling toy guns, http://news.sina.com.cn/pl&#x
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by williamchangnpu 7y ago
Everytime talking about this, I do think living in China is a more affordable option, I have a plan(coperation perk) which offer me 20GB data, but after that it will be throttled to 100KB/s, which cost me 10 rmb/mon.
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by williamchangnpu 7y ago
It's interesting that a lot of these Chinese companies aren't really keeping up the pace, for example, tssgroup , https://www.tssgroup.com.cn/ , I can't even open up their website.
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by williamchangnpu 7y ago
Interesting, I learned a new word, apology for this irrelevant comment
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by williamchangnpu 7y ago
Maybe they just want to facilitate you by letting you voice your contact and send message or call your friends by voice. I don't have a car with Android Auto, can you deny the permission?
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by williamchangnpu 7y ago
> balanced your NN towards “not meeting” by default I'm wondering what does NN mean, am I losing some context?
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by williamchangnpu 7y ago
Yet their internet services flourish and engage users in ways nowhere else is seen. But comparing to those services in the western countries, these services(dev tools and online resources etc) are just too immature and unstable and not wel