radicsge | 6 years ago | on: Effects of Daylight Saving Time on Traffic Accident Risk
It is also a question what happens in Autumn if it balances out then there is no news actually.
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radicsge | 6 years ago | on: U.S. Officials Say Huawei Can Covertly Access Telecom Networks
The "good guys" (telco/law enforcement) have strict criterias to access it, like court order. Thus it is regulated by the local government.
Meanwhile Huawei is supposedly actively created a workaround:
> U.S. officials say Huawei has built equipment that secretly preserves the manufacturer’s ability to access networks through these interfaces without the carriers’ knowledge.
radicsge | 6 years ago | on: Banning facial recognition is missing the point
In the solidarity protests for HK in Vancouver almost everybody wears them for obvious reason. Would be interesting if Canadian police require to remove them...
radicsge | 6 years ago | on: Apple lawsuit tests if an employee can plan rival startup while on payroll
being aware and vocal would change anything?
Not in legal world.
radicsge | 6 years ago | on: Washington pressures TSMC to make chips in US
In case of war it can be forced to, the question is whether it is competitive with TSMC in medium/long run?
radicsge | 6 years ago | on: Ocean cleaning device succeeds in removing plastic for the first time
Since the plastic is breaking down (these patches would disappear without supply) and I guess you yourself also doesn't want to pollute the ocean with new plastic not sure why is this an issue.
Or do you suggest to continue to pollute the ocean?
radicsge | 6 years ago | on: Ocean cleaning device succeeds in removing plastic for the first time
You are forgetting the damage that the plastic is doing for the wildlife / fishes.
The plastic is breaking down to the size that is impossible to capture. This project is needed yesterday already.
radicsge | 6 years ago | on: Ocean cleaning device succeeds in removing plastic for the first time
Why do you expecting that they should solve every problem in the world? It is really parallel (collection until prevention).
They really put down something on the table, pitched for their idea and delivered it. You can go ahead and execute your dream as well.
radicsge | 6 years ago | on: Ocean cleaning device succeeds in removing plastic for the first time
This is really cool technology, should get more advertisement
radicsge | 6 years ago | on: Chinese telecoms must use "AI and other technical means" to identify phone users
Might also depends on the region. Richer regions like Shanghai might have softer rules same as for VPNs.
radicsge | 6 years ago | on: Chinese telecoms must use "AI and other technical means" to identify phone users
Are you referring to the cultural revolution?
That is not a re-education camp. Although you were out in the middle of nowhere for an extended period, you could freely talk with others (many groups still meet up to today, and/or married somebody there). That was more like an exile not a prison with forced agenda.
radicsge | 6 years ago | on: Fallout from Blizzard Hong Kong Incident
Those people who can circumvent the GFoC, already knows that their leader is pulling down the whole country.
radicsge | 6 years ago | on: Enter the dragon on the road to a trade war
parts of the European Union (?)
This is new, any explanation why parts of?
I would say the developed countries (before China). China is the first where ethic is not a virtue... unfortunately.
radicsge | 6 years ago | on: Japan's Women Opt Out of Marriage
It will be never outdated, it is a must for healthy mental grow of children (as you also weakly pointed out). To get love, to be able to focus and deliver, get direction, learn and bring forward traditions, learn social skills, create bond etc.
Of course orphanage also works, but hard to imagine it is the ideal structure, thou it worked for Turkish janissary (there are probably plenty of other examples from history) and now China also trying it with minorities.
Children are not as expensive as one imagine, you might have to give up the most expensive phone/car luxury etc. But just ask any elderly if it worth it. If your mind thinking more like assets, children has the biggest appreciation value over anything.
radicsge | 6 years ago | on: Field Notes: Highlights from Huawei
1) It is more like where the brand was strong survived (or where the technology was hard to replicate).
I'm pretty sure there are plenty of example including wahaha-danone etc.
Don't get me wrong, China did it well to carve back it's status and didn't get colonized by US, but sooner or later the other parties naturally get angry if piggy-backing goes too far. It's the same in friendship, if your friend is mean once doesn't matter, but if he always take away more then what he is giving then the relationship will break down eventually.
radicsge | 6 years ago | on: Japan announces ¥132.6 bil aid to Bangladesh
Big kudos to Japan! Some of our today's leader should learn from them!
radicsge | 6 years ago | on: AMD Ryzen 3000 announced
It is amazingly cheap (compared to the intel's 1.1K), wonder what could be the reason behind it.
radicsge | 7 years ago | on: Sorting in Japanese – An Unsolved Problem (2011)
Think about numbers, it is not sorted phonetically,
Even the alphabet is not. All those languages that use alphabet sort in exactly the same order regardless the pronunciation.
radicsge | 7 years ago | on: The challenge of low-light photography is dead, and Huawei killed it
But one commenter is right, the phone doesn't have a bright source in front of it, meanwhile the second camera has.
And it is very suspicious to be prerecorded, as there should be shadows in the room at least the recorded's shadow should be shown as well
radicsge | 8 years ago | on: Please Make Google AMP Optional
Or instead of waiting few seconds, just get into the line of closed internet (let them monopolize it). It's the same like giving up the democracy for one-party system. Because if you stand out, you might heart yourself.
Nothing will you miss by missing few news. Try it, seriously!
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