Comments by "" (@jyy9624) on "Asianometry" channel.

  1. He is the sole reason why Renault's life saving investment turned a near dead Nissan around
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  2. I think esprit is pronounced the French way. Nice work as usual
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  3. I worked for Daewoo Securities and my father worked for KDB - KDB received Daewoo Heavy and Daewoo Securities during the breakup
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  4. Because it's like Oregon or Austin or Armonk
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  5. I lived in the Philippines and they drink the sago pearls in a molasses like syrup drink instead of tea (they also use the same liquid base for soft tofu dessert, very popular there) Sago balls have a crumbly texture unlike tapioca, and I much prefer the mouthfeel texture. I do think there is a difference in taste, with sago having notes of coconut, but most people would likely not notice. But even in the Philippines these days they use the lower price pearls.
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  6. I had a 2000 Euro wide perspective super flat 120Mhz Trinitron 28" - the best image quality ever
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  7. Fun fact Tico was made by Daewoo Heavy, the only Daewoo car that is so
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  8.  @zurinarctus1329  I didn't know that - he was undone by the same stubborn refusal to give up that powered his rise. Senior managers in the Daewoo group had unusual clout due to the young age of Kim's children and a lack of share parking relatives, but their counsel for reduce aggressiveness fell on deaf years and in some cases even led to their replacement
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  9. Now that Intel is breaking down on leading edge its just tsm and sec
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  10. Gad I hope it's not like K cloning
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  11.  @jrmac1757  might I ask how you know this?
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  12. He was also dismissed from ROKA for being a communist sympathizer. Committed anti communists throughout Asia had often been in the employ of the Japanese, incl. leaders of Sing, Indonesia, Philippines etc. Same thing in Europe - I don't think they caused any fascist problems and they were reliably free world
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  13. For decades there was IBM and the riff raff, God and commoners. Also all systems were proprietary even if custom outside components were used, and it wasn't until the pc that components were standardized and Intel blew up.
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  14.  @hijodelsoldeoriente  Spain organized conquered territories along similar lines to their own feudal society back home - unlike the British and the French, and like the Portuguese, Spanish settlers were mostly men and not families, and this had implications for their colonial policy's differences with their domestic policy, aside from the usual bigotry of the age.
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  15.  @wesleynishi6081  during the 80's Sanyo had some stylish and functional music players as well boomboxes walkmen
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  16. It's honest as long as long as you don't piss off the wrong people - then it's gestapo
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  17. It only applies to those that were empowered to wield it in the first place, but if they let the janitor have the chop then yes, like winning an election
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  18. It's just fabrics
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  19. Anti Chinese riots in Korean history as well, like in other countries in the region
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  20. I want to know what their accident rate is
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  21. Hyundai's founder started with a vehicle repair shop catering to US 8th Army subcontracts
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  22.  @bill8985  I'm guessing environmental regulations and high wages but just guessing
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  23. We want the old norms back like when Intel had to backtrack due to public outrage over privacy
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  24. OS2 fumble was big too
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  25. Sun's disciples
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  26. Before TSMC small IC companies (all in the US) went to IBM, Motorola and Texas Instruments for fabrication. Dr. Chang's genius was that there was a high tech Nike subcontractor gold mine he could mine.
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  27. microns?
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  28. S Korea only switched recognition after the wall fell, after just about everyone else, and the the prez gave the ROC embassy compound to the PRC - ROC was pissed
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  29. @aremeaine  if you learn about PNG you will see the flaw in your view
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  30.  @VandalIO  and quake
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  31. Deng too
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  32. Surrounded by barbarians
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  33. @BillyLapTop  unique identifier number
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  34. I'd say Wintel NT
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  35. Makes one wonder about the history curriculum in China if Xi thinks commanderies make Korea a Chinese territory - its like the Italian PM saying they used to own all of Europe
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  36. The natives of the Americas had no immunity to dirty eurasian diseases that arose from urban living
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  37. Nice like Gates and Allen learning on IBM timeshare
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  38.  @dy031101  not Koreans, Malaysians and Vietnamese
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  39. Not very historically accurate typical chinese
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  40.  @emilsohn1671  if Germany has problems everyone's f***ed
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  41. Guild traditions and supervisory board participation
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  42. Nice
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  43. Spaniards and indios
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  44. Koreans had their own wall
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  45. ​ @the_kombinator obviously a man who appreciates good Italian design
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  46. Now I know about k Stan and k netz
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  47. Whats worse than a loser acting like a hero
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  48. There is a reason why Australia, PNG, and Andamans don't have Austronesians but have people like the Negroid minorities of Southeast Asia. The originals
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  49. @primalamerica  you are 100 % wrong
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  50. @aremeaine  linguistics show Austronesians originate from southern China but that doesn't rule out sunda paradise theory - same with steppe hunters
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  51. @rasputin2k851  you mean melanesian
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  52.  @rasputin2k851  you have poor communication skills
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  53. Any system where the highest paying job is a cabbie or waiter, food shortages are ever present and enormous sums are spent on the military, the black market is huge, the official foreign exchange rate is a joke, so much more
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  54. Semi fabs pollute a lot they need to work on it
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  55. Wintel
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  56. No ones gonna invest in China until there is freedom of speech
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  57.  @paulzhang1310  I'm telling you that
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  58.  @yuluoxianjun  you are uneducated
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  59. The best in the world like cloning
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  60. Samsung and Hyundai likewise until recently
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  61. Big fan of Golden age of video games software
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  62. OpenGL videocards = TSMC
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  63. Then he went to Korea and jail
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  64. EE guys made it all happen for the modern Taiwanese economy, kudos
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  65. The first time I used a computer was my Filipino Taiwanese friend's TRS 80 in 1980 - he was telling me how Taiwan is becoming the center for PC manufacturing
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  66. Masayoshi Son reminds me of Kim Woo Choong - let's see if he can get off the guillotine escalator
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  67. John Templeton who founded Templeton Investments invested US savings in the Nikkei 225 when they were tiny
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  68. There was one Korean owned auto company after the crisis, Hyundai Kia. And one GM owned company, one Samsung Renault Nissan owned company, and one in receivership then eventual PRC ownership.
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  69. ​ @inkbold8511 you are an unlearned fool - wether religion or race there will only be a thorough assessment done quickly, with no false accusations
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  70. It will be so much fun the sanctioned ones
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  71. Dec is DEC
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  72. Lotus Development Corp
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  73. Applied is a nanotech company going forward
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  74.  @johndavis8669  you mean like Douglas MacArthur
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  75. This conflict will be resolved like US listings
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  76.  @cakejhay  some provincial schools are pipelines for low paying English speaking jobs abroad like domestic help, cruise ship industry and call centers
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  77. Bless them untarnished by madness
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  78. Prehistory is one thing but there was a Goguryeo before a Manchuria
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  79.  @xXxSkyViperxXx  yes sago is the staple of Papuans and popular with their neighbors like PI, so sago pearls and molasses are basically native items. Taho is obviously Chinese, probably Fijian. Mabuhay
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  80.  @xXxSkyViperxXx  sounds smarter edited - you can read well
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  81. Like Nike
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  82. A connoisseur rock on
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  83. UK went Brabham
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  84. Dodged a bullet
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