However, critics in the nation have expressed concern that Google could now come in and monopolize the market. "If Naver and Kakao are weakened or pushed out and Google later raises prices, that becomes a monopoly. Then, even companies that rely on map services — logistics firms, for example — become dependent [on Google]," geography professor Choi Jin-mu told Reuters.
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思想的伟力，跨越山海，指引前行道路。
Data flows left to right. Each stage reads input, does its work, writes output. There's no pipe reader to acquire, no controller lock to manage. If a downstream stage is slow, upstream stages naturally slow down as well. Backpressure is implicit in the model, not a separate mechanism to learn (or ignore).
Before diving into API design, it's worth asking: what is a stream?