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>This "vaguely nationalistic world view around tech" is a direct consequence of the US government weaponizing its leading tech firms reach into the EU for natio
by trhway 4mo ago
>This "vaguely nationalistic world view around tech" is a direct consequence of the US government weaponizing its leading tech firms reach into the EU for nationalistic purposes.
And in response NL should weaponize ASML for example. Then both sides would naturally back down. Specialization is the most efficient way of developing tech civilization.
Whereis everybody building their own mediocre versions would be repeating Russia in its attempt to make its own national messenger - a lot of government money sunk, yet people are still using Telegram/etc.
- dijksterhuis 4mo agoASML wiki for those like me who were confused https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASML https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASML (despite the name, i am not dutch)
- fransje26 4mo ago> (despite the name, i am not dutch) Some close or far ancestor was though. :'-)
- jaapz 4mo agoI am quite interested to hear how you would pronounce your name, dike-ster-house (assuming you live in the US)?
- dijksterhuis 4mo ago> dike-ster-house yep, basically. 3rd one down https://www.howtopronounce.com/dijksterhuis https://www.howtopronounce.com/dijksterhuis the story behind it: i was looking for a name to write music under. and i was reading academic papers about subliminal messaging in music and stuff. i came across a paper where they seemed to be absolutely ripping into this "dijksterhuis" guy's previous paper. felt bad for him. felt like he was an underdog. so i ran with that name.
- saidnooneever 4mo agoOf NL weaponizes ASML they will just take their IP and leave NL and then they have nothing. They have already pushed a lot of things out of NL and should invest in leveraging the position without weaponizing it.
- enaaem 4mo agoIf ASML is just IP then everyone would have already copied it. They have an extremely deep and high tech supply chain that is nearly impossible to copy.