oldmartin

Hey wumao, weren't you going to show me some evidence of foreign companies winning legal cases in the CCP legal system? It would be really convincing if you found some evidence of foreign companies winning against chinese companies.

Lmao, your posts read like they are straight out of r/sino. You stick out like a sore thumb and need to do better if your trying to influence minds here.

"I can easily search up multiple cases where foreign companies have applied the rule of law and won in China."

I'd love it if you did this. I sincerely hope these references are better than the ones you produced trying to deny the Uighur genocide in Xinjiang in the other thread. Also, you'll need to provide me some proof these companies didn't pay for the results they got.

"Yes, but then... "Finance novice beats hedge fund pros, winning $100k in Quantopian trading contest"

Not sure if you know, but that winning algorithm was taken offline within one month for poor performance. It was probably just overoptimised on past data to win the competition and then failed miserably out in the real market.

Yeah in terms of salary progression that's how I thought it worked. The more confusing thing in this story for me is going from zero experience to flying through Google et al technical interviews within twelve months. Are they really that easy?

From no experience to teaching web dev at a bootcamp after three months? one year later offered roles by Google and Airbnb for $250k a year? Is this truly possible?