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When I looked into a random sampling of these uses, my impression was that it was a common kind of project in China to take a common paper (or another repo) and implement it in Mindspore. That accounted for the vast majority of the implementations.

> Americans were generally able to differentiate between Russians and their government during the Cold War.

And just 20 years before that the Japanese internment camps happened.

Maybe it's because Silicon Valley occurred first, and then oppressed most of Europe's "native" companies?

It seems that there are some massive sources of wealth for tech companies, such as search, social networks, and e-commerce companies. In Europe, these have all been supplanted by Google, Facebook, and Amazon respectively.

In China, on the other hand, these companies were free to grow and establish their own nexuses of tech talent. As a result, China is the closest to having the Silicon Valley of <x>.

Perhaps Europe should take a page from China's (and the US now, I suppose) playbook?

Criticizing the government and the powers of the CCP are perfectly fair game - these kinds of over the top misinformed takes unfortunately plague HN.

Obviously, China silences dissenters. However, most of the comments in this thread probably wouldn't even be removed.

Take this study (cited 1600 times) from Harvard:

https://gking.harvard.edu/publications/how-censorship-china-...