"They" did not steal anything. And particularly not from Japan.
They set up shared companies with:
- Mitsubishi Electric
- Hitachi
- Alstrom
- Bombardier (yes, the plane company - they still make nice planes)
And: Siemens.
Stupid China haters
That Xi has purged a number of high-ranking generals doesn't mean much since their parliamentary seats were filled by other members of the military.
I googled it yesterday, and google disagreed.
As I recall, you're German. I see that Germany is relatively unusual in that members of the military are allowed to run for office,
Well, I would say it is unusual for the USA that it is not allowed.
I never heard about that.
In most constitutions, a citizen is a citizen first. He can do everything a citizen can do, regardless of profession.
I mean best quality.
What ever metric you might have, might make your car better, by your metric.
Has nothing to do with perspective.
You are obviously an idiot putting private information in a way into a calendar that everyone can read it.
What is there to discus about?
Medical appointments and family stuff has nothing to do in a company calendar. And most certainly it has not to be readable by a coworker. Does not matter if it is your boss or your secretary or your underling.
but they were resolved with far less real damage to mankind than some imagined.
Again: the problems got fixed.
If the world hand not worked on fixing the Y2K "bugs" plenty of stuff would have stopped working.
A million line of code has roughly 2000 Y2K bugs.
if (XX > YY) doSomethingImportant();
This does not work if XX is 00 and YY is 99.
But should for XX = 2000 and YY = 1999.
It is not really a complicated concept.
The companies running software with Y2K problems paid trillions to fix the problems, hence the world thinks (just with same with COVID), why the damn panic? Nothing happened?
but they were resolved with far less real damage to mankind than some imagined.
Again: the problems got fixed.
If the world hand not worked on fixing the Y2K "bugs" plenty of stuff would have stopped working.
A million line of code has roughly 2000 Y2K bugs.
if (XX > YY) doSomethingImportant();
trillions to fix the problems, hence the world thinks (just with same with COVID), why the damn panic? Nothing happened?
Could be either be sexy, or a very bad idea.
AGI will not run on models.
It will run on an artificial brain.
You can make the models bigger, "distill" knowledge into them, run them on faster computers and so on: and never achieve AGI.
China has repeatedly been caught using slave labor.
Not since 100 years.
Perhaps you mean: some factories actually had slaves? That is true, it still happens. People get abducted and hold as slaves. If that flies into the face of "the owner", s/he usually gets executed.
China is a country, not a single factory.
So much to: get caught using slave labour.
There are no genocides in China.
That is an American myth.
China is not communist since the 1990s, it only has "communist" in the name of its party.
And perhaps a few other organizations
product built with slave wages
Cars in China are build buy robots: which get no wage at all, and engineers.
The factories: have no workers. And the engineers earn an engineer's wage.
Dude: China is on this planet it is not on the other side of the universe.
The we know nothing about China attitude is unbelievable.
Most of the Chinese laborers were plucked from poor villages and many are illiterate.
100 years ago
Illiterate in 2026?
Sodium batteries are competitive:
- they cost a fraction of LiFeP
- they have a huge temperature range of operation
- they charge super fast
- they have 100 times the charge cycles of any other current battery tech
- they can not ignite
For household storage, the planet is already shifting to Sodium.
The next thing where Sodium gets interesting are trucks, yes the real trucks, not the pickups you call trucks.
Then ships.
And all short range personal cars are already shifting to Sodium, too.
Perhaps the
At that time the word United had a different meaning than in our days.
The best book on programming for the layman is "Alice in Wonderland"; but that's because it's the best book on anything for the layman.
