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China's growth in the past 30 years largely depended on foreign direct investment and export. With current dispute on trade escalating to an all out trade war, the prospect in 2019 would be even more dimmer. If China invades Taiwan and further disrupts global supply chain, a such slower global growth could be expected.

I once had an extraordinarily low level of blood testosterone reading after I had taken Ibuprofen for a few days.

> very easy to flick individual bits

Is there any error correcting code/protocol in HDMI spec to fix individual bit flips?

But making sure that there is a wrist besides each clock is yet another problem.

The way they burned the NTP addresses reminded me of Douglas Adams quotes "The major difference between a thing that might go wrong and a thing that cannot possibly go wrong is that when a thing that cannot possibly go wrong goes wrong it usually turns out to be impossible to get at or repair".

And there is always fire prevention paperwork.

Funny how the constitution of China is not enforcible. You cannot sue the government against its violation of constitution. On the other hand no one believes in the political rights promised in constitution anyway.

Edit: I am prepared to be downvoted. Running China mostly depends on the use of administrative branches. The law enforcement agencies, the prosecution agencies and the the courts are all subdivisions of corresponding governments, under the direction of corresponding party committee. The people‘s congress should supervise the government, de jure. But that only happened in a parallel universe.

> JPL itself doesn't have "occult roots."

Just my personal speculation:

Qian Xuesen, one of the few who founded JPL and later the Chinese rocket industry, has a strange favor in researches of "special human body functions" which turned out to be nonsense at all. It would be easily explained had he ever been exposed to Aleister Crowley and/or L. Ron Hubbard in 1940s.

> you’ll need a compatible GPU and graphics drivers (WDDM 2.5 or newer)

Does WMMD 2.5 require drivers to implement SR-IOV capability for GPU? Or does Microsoft used some architecture similar to mediated device in VFIO?

Given that the revolutionary history of modern China shared adequate similarities to be mapped to a entrepreneurial context of narration, the first 30-year of the communist reign after 1949 looks too much alike a fundamentalist Marx-Leninist experiment, and the revolutionary practices quickly transformed to doctrinal fanaticism leading to disastrous outcome.

Those who have a habit browsing HNews are likely to have a working VPN.

I feel mildly insulted by the title for this reason.

The Shenzhen HarMoniCare Women & Children’s Hospital, the medical ethics committee of which gave a permit to this, was one of the so-called Putian-systems, a medical network established by hundreds of people from Putian, Fujian who earned their first bucket of gold by selling “home made remedies and fake medicine at high prices”.

https://m.scmp.com/news/china/policies-politics/article/1940...

EDIT:

Shenzhen Medical Ethics Expert Committee said that the trial was not reported to before the trial.

https://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?depth=1&...

The text could be translated as:

Shown in the picture below, a USB-ethernet adapter/HUB (RT8152B), where a mt7601u USB-WiFi was plugged in, was plugged in besides the USB thumb drive. Thus it is expanded with a wired eth0 and a wireless wlan0.

I guess what you did not see is the ethernet adapter port like this:

https://www.amazon.com/Anker-Portable-Ethernet-Network-Noteb...

Is this another counter-Sokalian paper for fun?

> only 8 years old

The Moore‘s Law is dead.

Like those purchased-startup-turned-department in big corporations.

The ideology of the Party has been corrupted to the core, and what’s left is mere Machiavellianism. Choosing a wrong alternative ideology is too big a mistake that nobody dare to take the risk.

Communist party of China used to be an organized religion, and quite a fanaticized one during the Cultural Revolution, that believed in a portfolio of Marxism-Leninism-Maoism ideologies and worshipped Mao personally. Religions and other old-school organizations were infiltrated and cracked down according to Leninism after the regime was set up in 1950s.

You need an interlocutor to talk to about your technical choices. You would also talk a lot about the product and strategy and reassure that the communications are effective and mutual knowledge updated.

It’s definitely not communist but the Gongsun Wei Yang’s legalism. Each and every great empire in the history of China took his way of ruling.

Extended family does not seem to matter. The brother of one of the top leaders of the party (Yu Zhengsheng) has defected to the US long before Yu being elected into PBSC (Politburo Standing Committee), the board of directors for China inc.

If you break these numbers down further to city level, most of them are near the coastline.

Most of the China based suppliers are located to the east of Heihe-tengchong line[1], i.e. the east half of China.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heihe–Tengchong_Line

Breaking China down to provinces (I cannot find which are the ones I missed, about 10 of them total):

Guangdong 110 (Shenzhen 41; Dongguan 36; Guangzhou 9; Huizhou 9; Zhuhai 6; Zhongshan 4)

Jiangsu 110

Shanghai 36

Sichuan 14

Henan 12

Shandong 10

Tianjin 8

Zhejiang 8

Fujian 6

Chongqing 5

Jiangxi 4

Hunan 4

Hebei 3

Guangxi 3

Liaoning 3

Shaanxi 3 (not to be mistaken as Shanxi)

Beijing 2

Anhui 2

Shanxi 2

A quick count of occurrences of region names (might not be exhaustive):

China 358

Japan 137

USA 66

Taiwan 54

Korea 35

Vietnam 22

Philippines 17

Malaysia 17

Thailand 16

Singapore 14

Germany 11

Indonesia 6

India 6

Brazil 5

Czech 3

Israel 3

Mexico 3

France 3

Austria 3

Belgium 3

Netherlands 3

UK 2

Italy 1

Ireland 1

Norway 1

Costa Rica 1

And his visionary talk on JavaScript, asm.js and others:

https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/the-birth-and-death...

It works great for iPhone.

Sorry, I mistook your point.

The critical issue for rf keys is the lack of a button to lock/unlock the door.