Here on HN, the submitter submitted a link to the NYPost article, but in the description they put a link to the NYTimes version and an archive.is capture of the NYTimes.
> I didn't see sources in either article in the second paragraph
Paragraph 2 from the New York Post article:
“The woman, Alice Huang, also known as Huang Le, is a Chinese citizen who has served as a top executive at Singapore-based Megaspeed, an Nvidia customer and cloud partner that provides AI computing power to Chinese companies including Alibaba, the New York Times reported Thursday.”
That's not a source. The source would be whoever the New York Times talked to, which they actually don't cite:
> This account is based on interviews with people briefed on the surveillance, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the findings are drawn from classified intelligence, as well as other officials and industry executives and analysts.
It very literally is. A biography on Thomas Jefferson will list sources. It would be beyond nonsense to suggest the book has no sources because it didn't talk to a dead man.
> The source would be whoever the New York Times talked to
That would be their source. Someone complaining about the Post should know the difference.
[–] nostrademons 7 hours ago
[–] laimewhisps 7 hours ago
[–] JumpCrisscross 6 hours ago
Paragraph 2 from the New York Post article:
“The woman, Alice Huang, also known as Huang Le, is a Chinese citizen who has served as a top executive at Singapore-based Megaspeed, an Nvidia customer and cloud partner that provides AI computing power to Chinese companies including Alibaba, the New York Times reported Thursday.”
[–] laimewhisps 6 hours ago
[–] JumpCrisscross 4 hours ago
[–] laimewhisps 4 hours ago
> This account is based on interviews with people briefed on the surveillance, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the findings are drawn from classified intelligence, as well as other officials and industry executives and analysts.
[–] JumpCrisscross 19 minutes ago
It very literally is. A biography on Thomas Jefferson will list sources. It would be beyond nonsense to suggest the book has no sources because it didn't talk to a dead man.
> The source would be whoever the New York Times talked to
That would be their source. Someone complaining about the Post should know the difference.
[–] nostrademons 6 hours ago
[–] JumpCrisscross 6 hours ago