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As a general rule of thumb, I would say just be yourself, be good to others in general and there's no rush for it (some people would choose to like or not like you, and it's totally fine). It takes time (~10+ year) to be mature.
When I was your age, I have no clue too other than just finishing my first public exam. I happened to work for a community center to promote the usage of Internet as a summer job. That job transforms me to be more confident in front of people as I need to face people in different walk of lives. It's a good starting point as I can use my computer skill as a stepping stone.
So I always think it's good to have a low barrier for people to get in.
For IT profession though, it's more flexible. Personally, I have worked in a multi-nation develop team, and the experience is good.
It is happening but with WebAssembly.
The nationality of HongKonger was the same as other UK citizen at the time called CUKC. For other UK ex-colony, they usually had a independent election to be an independent country or so, and these countries do not have the UK nationality anymore. But HKers never had such election taken place.
Just that some third party plugins are written in es6, it would be cumbersome if you need to support ie11 in a enterprise setting.
Also if you have quite a lot of vue components to load, it would take longer time than compile first with webpack in http1.
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https://www.worldofbuzz.com/wuhan-patient-tests-negative-4-t...
New york time has the 1967 riot covered by interviewing a old lady in her 90s. And I think she mentioned a good point, is that power leads to corruption. So in general, how democracy work, how tools like tech like Telegram may lead to a leader-less way of governence, is quite interesting.
https://cn.nytimes.com/china/20190920/hongkong-north-point-1... (not sure if english version is available)
This government has lost all its credibility within a hundred day, which is impressive in a way I guess? I don’t think HK will be totally recovered when CCP continues to intervene. The damage has be made, and the scar will always be there.