nekandro @ nekandro @lemmy.ml

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There has always been and will always be government bonds.

A property glut? Look at China's urbanization rate. A short-term oversupply is easily consumed by increasing urbanization. You cannot apply the American model to an economy in a different state of development.

This would be embarrassing if nobody died. 5 people died for this stupid US publicity stunt while hundreds of thousands of meals are sitting on the border with Gaza. That's the leader of the free world.

This doubles India's deployment along the border and far outnumbers what China currently has deployed there.

We definitely weren't spying on China through you, but here's 7 million dollars to shut up about it.

It's entirely unbiased to condition reporting on past, direct experiences with the IDF where the IDF went out of their way to kill your journalists.

That's not bias. That's just journalism.

I sure wonder why Al Jazeera might not like the IDF...

Israeli forces killed Abu Akleh ‘without justification’, UN inquiry says

Journalist casualties in the Israel-Gaza war

Al Jazeera journalist Abudaqa killed in Israel attack on Gaza laid to rest

Al Jazeera’s Ismail Abu Omar, Ahmad Matar wounded in Israeli strike on Gaza

Gaza media office says 100 journalists killed since Israeli attacks began

Turnabout is fair play, eh?

US Confirms April Seizure of Iran Oil Shipment

US says it’s taken possession of a Boeing 747 that Iran sold to a Venezuelan firm

Have you ever been to Xinjiang?

No? Oh.

That's representative of US interests domestically. The NYT is specifically slanted in favour of the financial class, which you might infer from it's name.

Has he changed his blurb? It used to say:

This curiosity led him to pursue a Communications Degree in college; however, like most 20-year olds he didn’t know what he wanted and changed to a Physiology major midstream.

Implying that he changed to Physiology before graduating, and that his "higher degree" is a Bachelor's.

The NYT is pretty good about domestic news. In fact, I'd say they're one of the best for reporting US news. Internationally, they're a fuckfest.

Let's be clear: your claim is that no fighting occurred before Russia's invasion in 2022?

UNSC security guarantees are, though.

You're arguing against... Numbers? By the numbers, China's contribution to the world's wild fishing is proportional to their population (~18% of the world), and most of China's fish supply comes from aquaculture.

The fact that you're focusing on this 18% (mind you, China does control a good chunk of the world's productive fisheries just due to the sheer scale of the rivers in China) rather than the remaining 82%...

Arguing that China is overexploiting global fisheries, frankly, doesn't look at the quantitative data.

7nm isn't close to 5nm? There's a difference of 45%? What! No way!

Fact is, the Huawei Mate 60 has moved over 30 million units. While that's in no way comparable to Apple's 200+ million units annually, it's a significant scale representing a robust supply chain that's capable of churning out functioning chips. If, by your claims, yields are low because of an immature process, then you'd only expect yields to go up as the process matures.

Yield is not a static factor, but one built on by process development and co-design. You can look at how Intel's yields have increased over the years: they refrained from using EUV on their 10nm (Intel 7) process and, while they ran into a bunch of engineering challenges and delays, still ended up shipping Intel 7 at scale.

These aren't unsolvable issues, but ones of engineering and manpower and skill. EUV still requires multi-patterning for 3nm, so it's not like the problem has been eliminated.

I try my best for this community :)

Democracy good, protestors free, speech free, police...

The Philippines, notorious for inventing and being the primary user of cyanide fishing?

Japan, largely responsible for decimating bluefin tuna population in the Pacific?

Canada and the US, responsible for polluting waterways and putting salmon fisheries on the verge of collapse? Maybe for culling Northern Cod populations to 1% of their historical levels.

Oh, you mean China, which produces 73% of it's fishery output from aquaculture. China accounts for 19.2% of global catch (i.e., fishing) and 61.5% of global aquaculture.

Relevant:

https://wikileaks.org/opcw-douma/

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/nov/25/chemical-weapons-watchdog-opcw-defends-syria-report-after-leaks

https://research-information.bris.ac.uk/en/publications/update-on-the-opcws-investigation-of-the-douma-incident

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/apr/06/report-set-to-blame-syria-chemical-attacks-on-bashar-al-assad