The golden 8 exists everywhere, Eight in English, 八 in Japanese, Tám in Vietnamese. The symbol of virtue, fortune, prosperity and balance. Knows three languages
Are RAM prices finally crashing??
$269.99 for 32GB DDR5 6000MHz on Amazon Outlet Store
Currently $400+ on Best Buy's and Corsair's website
That's a $130 decrease from other retailers' prices
https://t.co/b361hzghNr #ad
The reason why RAM has become four times more expensive is that a huge amount of RAM that has not yet been produced was purchased with non-existent money to be installed in GPUs that also have not yet been produced, in order to place them in data centers that have not yet been built, powered by infrastructure that may never appear, to satisfy demand that does not actually exist and to obtain profit that is mathematically impossible.
@Bulleto94 @zhao_dashuai For portraying in museum. Even the US has such big aircraft carriers and strong aircraft forces, then explain for the retreat from the war zone of Afghanistan, abandonment of the puppet gov and the lack of war progress there. Aircraft carrier is BS and consume so much energy 🤢
@Brooklynmonk@zhao_dashuai The US won't dare to fight directly with China across the ocean, it will be the same case of Poland and their so-called "allies" Britain and France. Look at what happens in ww2, the result is that Poland is invaded in just weeks with no support. Don't make up things you not know
Studies have shown the impact of how a clear understanding of individual and organizational values can benefit decision-making and motivation. https://t.co/xQ9GcGuzZz
On 07 December in Arizona, TSMC founder Morris Chang delivered a bizarre and rambling speech, in which he declared that globalisation is 'dead' and implied that production in the US no longer has cultural or cost problems, while providing no evidence. https://t.co/6n7SFNZQH9
@philippilk@amlivemon Even in the pandemic, when supply from China was delayed to EU or US, SEA regions were still able to get access to Chinese exported goods. For example in Vietnam, we often received goods from CN border to distribute them for domestic demand, and to also ship to other SEA nations
@philippilk@amlivemon I can confirm that, as a VNmese student working in logistics, even if China chose to close its ports from exporting goods to EU or US, they still can export goods to other markets like Africa or SEA through the inland road system of neighbor nations.
Now even designing things got heavily censored and related more to "ethics". Customer taste seems to be the second priority
Moreover, it seems like besides competitive and extra complicated jobs, there are unnecessary jobs out there just for some individuals to get employed.
A Google "design ethicist" does not hold any more validity as far as ethics goes than the CSR department of Raytheon. If a US company had made TikTok, these people would either laud it as a great innovation or express the same "concern" they do with big data in general.
A Google "design ethicist" does not hold any more validity as far as ethics goes than the CSR department of Raytheon. If a US company had made TikTok, these people would either laud it as a great innovation or express the same "concern" they do with big data in general.
Potentials are vast for Asia, and if Asia nations can embrace the balance and give women and girls more opportunity in the working environment (same payment as men, better welfare treatment,..) then the economy can expect more significant growth over years.
Asia has a powerful driver of growth held in reserve: the amazing potential of women and girls.
The key to unlocking further growth so that we can realise the dream of full regional development and economic integration, was our own selves all along. https://t.co/7xDO4S64GY #4IR
Asia has a powerful driver of growth held in reserve: the amazing potential of women and girls.
The key to unlocking further growth so that we can realise the dream of full regional development and economic integration, was our own selves all along. https://t.co/7xDO4S64GY #4IR
Not support China but I really impressed with how they to reach high middle income standards, as well as set up the growth rate of 5.5%/year. Ofc the nation still has many problems but thanks to gov policy, the economy remains strong and being an important part of global supply.
China’s GDP in PPP terms is already 20% bigger than the US.
Watch "Paul Keating addresses the National Press Club on Australia's strategic framework" on YouTube
https://t.co/kODOuqaJqa
The inflation rate keeps hitting hard yet the same parallel effect doesn't happen to the saving rate growth, which explains why not many people risk saving now. Why to saving with low interest, rather than investing to other fields like digi currency or forex market. Lmao
@Forbes Yes they can, and they will, overtake the US economy. In the past Gaddafi was almost threatened the US with the golden dinar, as African nations would be able to control more of their resources, benefited society, which hampered the USD value. Then US bring peace and democracy.
@POTUS From overseas and looking at how railway workers are being treated badly, and other labor forces got exploited, had no capability of gaining back basic labor rights, wonder how Bidet can speak such big words. Vague promise as usual
@LifeNuke@LindenthalSandy@POTUS A big clumsy joke of our 'greatest' president. Skilled and cheap labor, you already got China, India, or Pakistan. Taking services at there only takes half of the price, cheaper than in the US. Individual US sellers exploit retail arbitrage is the clearest example 🧐