Isn't YMTC and SMEE working on lithography tools??
I wonder how long it will take for them to develop EUV
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I wonder how long it will take for them to develop EUV
YMTC makes memory chips.
The funniest thing about this clickbait research is that the title says STEM but the metric used is some throwaway Computer Science test scores (although the title at the place I read it at ). Strange generalization in the abstract to start already regardless. At best all this research proves is that US CS students are the best in the world but we might as well start throwing people into castes using the SAT with the methodology and narrative combination they are trying here.
Also from personal experience, average CS graduates even from elite (by their definition of an Uni average of 1250 SAT which is literally every state school or better) is absolutely horrible. Way too many of them can't even use the command line despite being forced to by the curriculum. But hey, turns out when you allow just about anyone to pass due to curving grades and overall low standards, the quality ain't that high. Even interactions with the average super elite such as average student at a top school like Berkeley leaves me very underwhelmed.
This also doesn't include the fact that there is no reason to take this test seriously from the perspective of the student. They try and pretend like this is a serious test for serious students but it says that to deal with motivation issues, they performed "robust" background checks and excluded people who did not finish. They also have the incredibly sweet incentive of giving you a personalized report of your test, how amazing! Imagine being some random average student in China (or any of the places) and your professor who is trying to push out another paper for the paper mill asks you to take some random foreign test you have never heard of before but hey it lines up with standards or something so I'm sure average students suddenly become motivated to take it seriously.
"We took several steps to ensure that examination-taking conditions were similar for all students. First, we provided the same incentives to students. In particular, students were given the option of receiving an individualized report of their examination performance. Second, to address concerns about student motivation in taking the examination, we conducted robustness checks in which we excluded a small minority of students (1.7%) that did not answer at least 75% of the items"
Another specifically laughable part in my opinion is that the test itself asks some basic architecture questions in which almost no CS student would remember unless they just took the class because most of these guys just wanna get some web dev job lol.
I think this is a of the test they took as far as I can tell.
Have any of the CS people here heard of this? I've never heard of this before. Everyone just talks about leetcode which is probably a better measurement since everyone thinks that will land you interviews + jobs. Sure it's just data structures and algorithms but its not like the average code monkey really know anything about CS principles in the first place.
Also do you mind quoting or pointing out where they talk about Chinese students not getting kicked out and the no gain in critical thinking? I couldn't find it.
I think what @GZDRefugee says many people are struggling with is partially right. The businesses that I believe are struggling the most are small stationary retail stores (so-called middleman, e.g. that's the reason for Indonesia recently banned Temu, etc.) A lot of people did get maybe not very wealthy but good enough doing trade business to live a comfortable life. Suddenly they were wiped out by the internet era Taobao, Pinduoduo, Douyin internet stores. The retail business went from factory -> middleman-> customer to almost factory -> customer
Why buy from a stationary shop which is more expensive if you can order online cheaper?
You can see a huge amount of empty stores now in China as everything went to the internet. And yes that's how has China as a factory of the world, changed so fast, for the vast majority of people it is a good thing, cause they get cheaper things, with delivery to their houses.
Now that middlemen are getting wiped out, they need to find other ways for the live.
In the West still middleman is still the king, it's good chunk of the economy, however, it will also change sooner or later.
This new release of threats is response to this one where Kazakh President mention to German Chancellor that Ukraine cannot win but this new statement he added Putin has support of people and use the word extermination. I am sure he knows more about Russia military since his country is testing ground for Russian weopons. why Kazakh president is important in certain matters than you will have to understand the Arabic Soft Power aka Muslims in Russia and how messaging is relayed. remember that Russia-Turkey fighter jet clash.
If you think Chinese submarines are behind, wait til you find out how many generations Chinese spies are behind the US, I mean how many famous Chinese spies do you know?
non paywalled:
Its in paragraph containing:
This is actually true. Students in China rarely get kicked out.
This is particularly interesting because the bottom of class in university has a disproportionately high rate of producing creative and successful individuals, which could explain a lot about China's dominance of leading edge research.
The one who pretended to be a girl but was a guy aka the first real TRAP. Shi Pei Pu
in the US there are indeed still middleman - but not for consumers. There's middlemen for things like B2B distribution, real estate, car dealerships, healthcare, insurance, etc that are mandatory to the economy and aren't great experiences.
Businesses that actually face consumers are closing everywhere.
Restaurants:
Banks:
Even pharmacies are closing despite sky high pharmaceutical costs: