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It's ok, China and Russia both have backups.

Honest question and genuinely not suggesting anything, but, Isn't this what the second amendment is for?

Yo even homies headphones are a throwback.

You know he was using that with this on his trips to and from school every day.

21 yrs old graduated in 2024?

So he was held back like 3 times?

Fun fact, when you have $1T, $1M feels like what $100 feels like if you earn $100k

"nuh uh"

"Yeah huh"

"Nuh uh"

"Yeah huh"

American politics 2025.

18 year old girl, legal citizen, pushes her 12 year old brother. No injuries.

ICE takes her from Lynn, MA to Cumberland county, ME, and she's under threat of deportation?

Deportation to where??

This isn't America. This is beyond alarming.

I think the whole point of the ridiculous shit he's done in week 1 is to abuse the slow speed of virality.

Freeze budget, content gets created, gets reversed, frozen budget content is peaking viral.

Mix of what's going on. News says one thing, social media says another.

So yeah I think you're right, but I think the point is civil war.

We gotta somehow unify and get one another to see it's a class war.

Edit: I want to make clear that I feel this way because I think Donald Trump is way way smarter than we want to give him credit for. The man understands attention. That's why he dominated in 2016. And that's why he's dominating your news feed now. This is not an endorsement.

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Holy fucking shit no way

Serious?

Holy shit.

This is the funniest fucking thing. I hope they put some really tiny hands on the cliffs.

Who cares what automattic does now? CEO made his own brand cancer.

No, I didn’t confuse Japan with China. The US has been restricting China’s access to high-end AI hardware, research, and talent for years.

NVIDIA’s A100 and H100 chips were banned from export to China in 2022. When NVIDIA made weaker versions (A800 and H800), the US banned those too in 2023. The goal? Prevent China from developing competitive AI.

It’s not just hardware. Since 2018, the US has been limiting Chinese nationals in AI and robotics programs. In 2020, over a thousand Chinese researchers had their visas revoked because of “military ties.” US tech companies have also been pulling out of China—IBM, for example, slashed its R&D operations in 2024.

This has been a slow but deliberate strategy to control computational power. The fact that people are only just realizing it now says a lot.

Nope. Not the fanciest ones, anyways. The US has been cutting China off from high-end tech for years. In 2022, the government banned exports of NVIDIA’s A100 and H100 AI chips. When NVIDIA tried making toned-down versions (A800 and H800), the US banned those too in 2023. The goal was to stop China from developing advanced AI.

It’s not just hardware. Since 2018, the US has been restricting Chinese nationals from studying AI and robotics. In 2020, over a thousand visas were revoked to block researchers with ties to China’s military. On top of that, major US tech companies have been pulling R&D out of China, with IBM cutting a huge chunk of its operations in 2024.

People think China’s tech dominance is just happening on its own, but the US has been actively trying to choke it out.