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have you ever done any research? My BYD B5 (Denza B5) cost 40 usd per service, every 10000km

that's the reason why BYD provides lifelong warrant for their batteries, motors

Thank you for you completion

with all my ears

What makes you think you're anything more than a 'text autocompleter'? You are justing auto completing someone's comment

China

some people says Im a robot account to brain wash HN users, how do you think? Am I really a bot?

fake news!

Not true. For example, I think Gemini 3 Pro also can't match Gemini 2.5 Pro. Without benchmarks, it's just personal taste.

doesn't "murdered one another on purpose" equals to "incompetence on the part of their leaders"?

glad to see you people think this way

Is this from a lab or a production unit? Because if it's just lab results, they don't really mean anything.

How is this comparing to Rund? https://www.usenix.org/conference/atc22/presentation/li-ziju...

Telling you a joke that's very popular in China, we call it a 'Soviet Joke'. --- American: "Why did you come to America?" Soviet: "I came to learn your brainwashing techniques." American: "Nonsense! We're a free and democratic country—no brainwashing here!" Soviet: "Exactly! That's precisely what I want to learn!"

oh really？ China considers itself a democracy with its own characteristics. According to China's White Paper "China: Democracy That Works" published by the State Council Information Office, China practices "whole-process people's democracy," which integrates process and results democracy, procedural and substantive democracy, direct and indirect democracy, and people's democracy and state will.

China's democracy is described as "people's democracy" where people are the masters of the country, which is considered the essence and core of China's democracy. The Chinese perspective emphasizes that democracy is not a decorative item but a means to solve problems that need to be addressed by the people.

However, China's democratic system differs from Western democratic models, which typically feature multi-party systems, competitive elections, and separation of powers. China argues that democracy takes different forms rooted in each country's historical and cultural traditions, and that its model represents "the most extensive, most genuine, and most effective socialist democracy."

The classification of China as a democracy ultimately depends on the definition of democracy one uses, as different countries and scholars have varying criteria for what constitutes a democratic system.