Doctor Imperial

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Doctor Imperial

Doctor Imperial

@taixueboshi

Katılım Kasım 2021
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Elon Musk
Elon Musk@elonmusk·
China’s biggest growth in electricity has come from solar, which has by far the highest potential. That said, I am not against using natural gas power as a bridge to solar and even using it long-term to some degree to help with the dip in solar power during the deep winter months.
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モトカ
モトカ@motok_saikai·
世界に中国が存在しなければ、我々はOpenAIに毎月1000ドル払わされ、Codexに登録するためだけに破産のリスクを負わせられていたに違いない。 中国万歳。 中華人民共和国万歳。 AIがこんなに安いのは全て中国のおかげだ。 競争資本主義万歳!
GIGAZINE(ギガジン)@gigazine

OpenAIがGPT-5.6を最大80%値下げ

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Chris M
Chris M@ChrisinLiuzhou·
I was told China was too dangerous to visit and that I shouldn’t go. I went anyway. Over 10 years ago, I met my girlfriend who was living in Beijing. I’d never been to China before, and almost everything I knew came from the news and people around me. The only thing I was hearing was that it could be dangerous. Maybe I'd get wrongly accused of something and thrown into prison. Or "they're communists, they don't have the same world view as us"....whatever that means in relation to my trip I don't know 🤷‍♂️ My mum had repeatedly said "are you sure you want to go?" It wasn't her fault, she was drip fed propaganda through the Australian media for years. Beijing. Day 1. I arrived. Straight away it was different just at the airport. Fingerprints scanned, photos taken..this wasn't a thing in any countries I'd been before haha. I jump on the train. It's clean, on time, efficient and 20 yuan or so to where I needed to go. I was thinking...this is alright, considering Melbourne is the polar opposite, and no train to the airport...not bad at all 😂 Over the next few weeks, everything I thought or had been told quickly fell a part. Safety: Incredible, anywhere I went, at any time, I never felt like I was ever in the slightest bit of danger. I remember asking my girlfriend, where's the area of the city that's dangerous, has drugs or homeless people? I just got a blank weird look back 😅😅. It didn't exist. People: I got a lot of looks and stares haha, but people were very nice, accommodating and just interested in talking to me as a foreigner! It was great actually. Food: Loved it all, couldn't get enough. Turns out my taste is really northern China style haha. I got obsessed with the convenience of delivery and street food vendors late at night! -- One trip to China turned into quitting my job to move there, returning to Australia after running out of money, visiting every year since, travelling through 16 cities, and now planning to move back all over again. China and I have come a long way together... Not bad at all from where it started 🇨🇳♥️
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Mao Ning 毛宁
Mao Ning 毛宁@SpoxCHN_MaoNing·
In NW China’s Xinjiang, mechanized harvesters cut, sort, and load tomatoes in one seamless pass across vast fields.
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𝘊𝘰𝘳𝘳𝘪𝘯𝘦
China’s response was very simple: We oppose nuclear weapons. So destroy yours too. Otherwise, the so-called “nuclear threat” is merely another expression of hegemonic grammar: When the United States possesses nuclear weapons, it is called deterrence. When China possesses them, it is called a threat. What truly makes Washington uncomfortable has never been nuclear weapons themselves. It is that China possesses a nuclear deterrent capable of protecting the Chinese people, their sovereignty, and everything they built from being destroyed at America’s convenience.
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Doctor Imperial@taixueboshi·
@trumpchinese1 相信这个的纯属脑子有问题,中国会在自己的实验室里创造病毒害死自己吗?
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特朗普中文推特
特朗普中文推特@trumpchinese1·
新冠病毒源自中国武汉的实验室! “在拜登政府任内,死于新冠疫情的人数远超特朗普政府时期。“曲速行动”取得了惊人的成功——事实上,许多人认为这是美国总统有史以来最成功的举措之一。在这件事上,我力排众议,推翻了福奇的意见。他的想法简直荒谬透顶!此外,我从一开始就断言病毒源自中国武汉的实验室。福奇对此强烈反对,总是试图袒护中国。福奇是前任留下的班底(他从20世纪80年代起就在任了),但我对他越来越不信任,采纳他建议的次数也越来越少。他做出了太多错误的判断,比如关于口罩的问题。还记得吗?起初他反对戴口罩,后来却摇身一变,成了极力推崇戴口罩的人。无论如何,尽管福奇想让国家停摆,但我没让他得逞。我采取了联邦制原则,把决定权交给了各州州长。共和党籍州长的表现远胜于那些“蠢蛋党人”。福奇一度被边缘化,不再主导局势,但随后瞌睡乔·拜登登场,竟把福奇捧成了“无冕之王”!我曾致电拜登,告诉他福奇这人不行——要么是毫无头绪,要么就是不诚实。拜登当时听取了我的意见,但遗憾的是,他并未采取行动。拜登后来赋予了福奇巨大的权力,造成了灾难性的后果。后来的事大家都知道了!”
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Dragon kingdom.wu🌃
Dragon kingdom.wu🌃@loongkingdom·
A Chinese youth hostel received a negative review from an Indian guest. The reason was that the guest wanted to share a room with a female guest but was refused by the owner. After staying for seven days, the guest requested a full refund.
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unusual_whales
unusual_whales@unusual_whales·
"The world trusts China more than America," per FT
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Doctor Imperial@taixueboshi·
@yettibacim 你个土耳其臭傻逼,通过一个餐厅的愚蠢行为,竟然说整个民族该死,你个猪狗一般的土耳其民族,你们的民族曾经疯狂的屠杀和侵略周边的国家,你们这些畜生就不应该活着!你们都是猪狗不如的畜生!尤其是你,你可能是你妈被狗操了以后生出来的!
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Jackson Hinkle 🇺🇸
Jackson Hinkle 🇺🇸@jacksonhinkle·
🇨🇳 China spends billions on development, NOT WAR!
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MaxLongTop
MaxLongTop@bebankless·
@Megatron_ron america is cooked. even if we wanted to we can never build something like this nowadays due to lack of resources, lack of will, and lack of funding due to our elites/politicians plundering us as soon as they wake up. hell we can't even finish building simple bridges
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Megatron
Megatron@Megatron_ron·
NEW: 🇨🇳 China's nuclear fusion research has completed a massive magnet weighing 582 tons. The goal is an "unlimited energy" artificial sun. They plan to start the first power generation by 2030. A safe, CO2-zero ultimate energy race.
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Jostein Hauge
Jostein Hauge@haugejostein·
I knew that China's health system was good, but not *this* good. Feeling lightheaded? In a Chinese province that's middle-of-the-pack wealthy, you'll apparently get an MRI, an ECG, an ultrasound, and two consultations — all in three hours for $108, no insurance required.
Arnaud Bertrand@RnaudBertrand

It's day 22 of our Xinjiang RV roadtrip and today... I had to go to the hospital 😥 I felt lightheaded and had vertigo, in such a way that it might be dangerous for continued driving, so I figured I should see a doctor. Which enabled me to visit yet another hospital in China. If I have one claim for a potential Guiness record it might be this one: I'm probably the one foreigner who's been - as a patient - to the most hospitals and clinics in China 😅. I think I've been to some in at least 20 provinces at this stage! I went to Kashgar's number 1 hospital (literally the hospital's name), which is massive: 2,700 beds and 4,000 medical staff! The experience was pretty standard, similar to what I describe in my article on the Chinese health system from earlier this year (open.substack.com/pub/arnaudbert…) with two exceptions: - Pretty much the entire staff was Uyghur - They had a special "foreigners channel" which not all hospitals have, although it's becoming more common to encourage medical tourism and serve tourists generally. I also went to a hospital in Harbin, Heilongjiang province, fairly recently and they too had a foreigner channel. The service was astonishingly excellent: probably the best I've ever received in any hospital, ever, in China or elsewhere. They assigned me an English-speaking doctor named Memeti (which I understand is the Uyghur equivalent of Mohamed) as well as a nurse (both on the picture below 👇) who helped me navigate the entire experience. And not just in a "you can ask us questions if you want" way: they physically followed me and stayed with me during 3 hours as I was doing consultations and health tests! Never had that level of service anywhere! The Chinese health system was characteristically efficient. In the space of 3 hours I had two consultations with specialists (a cardiologist and a neurologist) as well as 3 health tests: a MRI, an ECG and an ultrasound. Total cost for all of this (I have zero insurance and pay everything out of pocket at the rack rate without any form of rebate): RMB 737 (roughly $108) - including RMB 463 for the MRI (see receipt) and RMB 230 for the ultrasound. Overall result: I still don't know what I have, results of the tests and diagnosis later this afternoon (we need to go back to the hospital at 6pm) but don't worry about me, probably a small thing.

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Parody Jeff
Parody Jeff@Parodyjeffx·
If Jesus walked into Jerusalem today, the Jews would kill him.
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Slosh
Slosh@SinsiderAlpha·
@mariocavolo i think Tibetans would disagree with this
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CounterPointGlobal~DragonQuartzAudio~OlderMensHeal
Hey dickhead...China won't kill your leaders, slaughter thousands of your innocent civilians or invade your country or organize a covert operation or drop bombs on your kids or blow up your infrastructure to get what it wants... So go fuck yourself with your lies about #China
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Jackson Hinkle 🇺🇸
Jackson Hinkle 🇺🇸@jacksonhinkle·
🇨🇳 This is what CHINA looks like! Thanks to Communism.
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