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headsupftw··on Its butterfly keyboard design has failed, but Apple has yet to admit its mistake
I second this. You may hate the butterfly keyboard but I love it. So claiming the design has clearly failed is a little bit of a stretch.
headsupftw··on Its butterfly keyboard design has failed, but Apple has yet to admit its mistake
By Bay Area standards, you work for a super shitty company.
headsupftw··on Peak California
Well, you heard wrong. Both places are much hotter in the summer than the bay area.
headsupftw··on China's GDP Growth Pace Was Inflated for Nine Years, Study Finds
It's actually the opposite. Every comment not critical of China gets downvoted quickly. Proof: comments on this article and other articles critical of China, remotely or overtly.
headsupftw··on The China Conundrum – are we headed for a supply chain meltdown?
I don't really follow your thinking. When you said "Any country that can afford not to depend on someone they might not completely trust now or decades in the future is foolish to do so." I believe by "any country" you were referring to the U.S. But when you said "China has many more restrictions on foreign competition in far less sensitive areas than their communications networks.", you seemed to completely ignore your rhetoric that "any country" (say China?) would be foolish to not put restrictions on foreign competition if they don't trust them. I guess you like to have your cake and eat it too.
headsupftw··on China lands Chang'e-4 on far side of Moon
Speaking of significant political differences, NASA has been partnering with Russia and nobody seems to have a problem with that.
headsupftw··on China lands Chang'e-4 on far side of Moon
In the novel, the three-body civilization would go extinct if there are two or three suns in the sky.
headsupftw··on Modern China Is So Crazy It Needs a New Literary Genre (2016)
Are you saying the Cultural Revolution has largely destroyed China's cultural heritage? If so I'll have to disagree with you.
headsupftw··on Retail Arbitrage at Walmart [video]
Most Americans don't know there's a subeconomy in the U.S. where Chinese merchants buy items from retail stores and sell them to customers in China. The successful ones hire people to shop in stores. What do they buy? iPhones, diapers, baby formula, LV purses, lottery tickets...
headsupftw··on Google Tried to Patent My Work After a Job Interview
“Don't be evil"? Let's see if there's an uproar by Google employees this time. My bet is on "fat chance".
headsupftw··on We are Google employees – Google must drop Dragonfly
Do you in good consciousness support the U.S. government? I'm asking because the government doesn't recognize Taiwan as an independent country and kicked Taiwan out of the United Nations in 1971.
headsupftw··on Wayne Gretzky and the Mysteries of Athletic Greatness
Add men's tennis to that list. As we speak it's being dominated by three players who are over 30 (Djokovic 31, Nadal 32, Federer 37!!!). We are not saying they are still competitive but rather they are absolutely crushing everybody else including the youngin's. Even more phenomenal is that all three of them are candidates for THE GREATEST male athlete who has ever graced tennis fields.

This was simply unimaginable even a couple years back when for decades ATP tennis had been considered a 20-something year olds' game.

headsupftw··on Algebra and the Lambda Calculus (1993)
Thanks for doing this. There's an error on page 2 though: 0 = 1^2 + g - g@ It should be 0 = 1 + g^2 - g@
headsupftw··on Study: Immigrants Founded 51% of U.S. Billion-Dollar Startups
I think you are confusing immigration with entering a foreign country.
headsupftw··on Study: Immigrants Founded 51% of U.S. Billion-Dollar Startups
Doesn't really matter because they are legal immigrants.
headsupftw··on New Global Growth Projections Predict the Decade of India
Deprecated?
headsupftw··on Bubble talk
1. $100k is a lot of money for most of the folks here. Simply put, I can't afford to lose $100k on a bet but Sam can.

2. Even if I won the bet (impossible because I'm not a VC), I would not gain anything financially. So what's in it for me?

3. If he changes the terms to $100 a pop and winner gets to keep loser's $100 then I'm game.

headsupftw··on Salvatore Sanfilippo, the author of Redis: from Sicily with talent and passion
No, thank you!
headsupftw··on WhatsApp Lost $138M Last Year
Yes, it does because it's a number of net loss. Nobody buys a business to lose money.
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