@shensi Agree with you on almost all but the fashion part. Haidian of Beijing is a literal hell where fashion or anything hip/fun/edgy goes to die, a bastardized version of America suburbia dystopia with Chinese characteristics.
@martian_lore Very true, the fundamental philosophy for high-speed railway stations in China seems to be copy + paste of the most efficient layouts, andit really feels devoid of humanity. I love traveling on high-seed trains, but staying in the train stations is not one of them
@NullOreo_ 我觉得不后悔吧,毕竟不是 Open AI 的长板。现在靠着 Codex 打了漂亮的翻身仗,这也许是最适合 Open AI 核心竞争优势的赛道。反过来说,字节的 AI Agent 做的也非常拉跨,Trae 起了大早赶了晚集,现在连 workbuddy 都干不过。大家都有自己的能力圈边界。
@Brad_Setser@joequant I don't know man, perhaps all the chips, ASML equipments and all that. You know, the stuffs that China actually need and can reduce the trade deficits?
@ruima To be honest, we need to include some humanities/liberal arts as part of STEM curriculum. Having a more subjective interpretation of the world is a nice and important balance to have.
@liqian_ren This is why Alibaba is among the most struggling of the BAT, first it was Baidu dropping out (replaced by Bytedance), now it looks like alibaba is next to go. Something toxic is about the corporate culture and Jack Ma is to be blamed.