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1y ago
The regulation was created after that
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Germany implemented something similar like this after China took over Kuka (industry leading robotics) and practically build an entire industry of robotics in China after that. And of course, the jobs disappeared from Germany.
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Putin lives in regret of the fall of the USSR in 1991, when he was stationed in Germany. He's bound to repeat the same. So yes, he's an idiot. Ps. Don't whataboutism power hungry Putin. There is literally no one worse. https
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You're totally forgetting Putin's imperialistic motives. Proof: Finland and Sweden joined NATO and Putin didn't care.
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They would mean the end of US tech dominance globally. Azure, AWS, Meta and probably even Alphabet
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1y ago
I agree with stopping Russia. Put tanks on the border and Russia will collapse on it's own. Giving Russia what it wants will just create more problems in a couple of years.
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1y ago
2 sided. - Cloudflare is smaller in market cap than you would think, they are not "big tech" as to how I would consider it - have been them following for years and there is nothing atm. that would indicate of them being "evi
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That's probably all centered around Moscow and St. Petersburg? All the wages were up, but are now coming down. They tried supporting the economy ( to not hit deflation), but that is crumbling soon Note: I don't live there. But the
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1y ago
Cloudflare only has a market cap of ~75 b. So there a plenty of bigger giants out there.
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Yes it is. Low Global Penetration: Only 361 million people had internet access worldwide in 2000, a small fraction of the global population. Specific Country Examples United States: The US had a significant portion of the world's inte
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Nah. Russia is boxing way beyond it's weight. It will collapse like in 1991 if we would even just put some tanks at the border ( eg. At Finland, Poland). ( Russia's banks are pretty vulnerable atm. )
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Russia can't even make Lada's without Europe ( see : Renault ) no matter the output of steel. Germany actually builds tanks that work. I'd compare GDP if you want a measurement. Oh yeah, use EU's GDP of course. Germany a
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Armchair analysis: Germany is preparing for war and all of Europe is asking them. Well, this won't end well for Russia. Germany is one of the biggest industrial producers in the world.
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1y ago
Well, they were hit with import tarrifs...
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Cloudflare Workers would just run on whatever machine the HTTP request landed on
(twitter.com)
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Network performance update: Birthday Week 2025
(blog.cloudflare.com)
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What about US companies just hiring in the EU instead of US :)
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It's not the goal to have AI running the show. There's babysitting required, but it works pretty well tbh. Note: using it for my B2B e-commerce
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1y ago
If you have a 24 gb 3090. Try out qwen:30b-a3b-instruct-2507-q4_K_M ( ollama ) It's pretty good.
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The firehose of falsehoods is a very successful propaganda technique, rediscovered ( or teached to ) by a guy that needed a fake public image ( see: you're fired) to hide all his public bankruptcies/failures. Eg. they are very stu
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Increased vCPU for Workers Builds on paid plans
(developers.cloudflare.com)
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The GOP is still more incompetent than anything I've ever seen. Bullying, yes. Competency, no.
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S1ngularity – What Happened, How We Responded, What We Learned
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Tbh. I think more that everyone just names a number to make Trump happy and that it's not enforced.
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Yeah, but he still has the perspective of 50 years ago. He still thinks banks and a strong dollar works against him. While everyone else got more rich, he went bankrupt.
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That's just because a weak dollar helps real estate owners with leveraged debt ( the real cost of debt shrinks)
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Trump is a real estate guy. His real estate is worth more with high inflation and low interest rates ( like in 1970) See: Volcker shock.
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The crawl-to-click gap: Cloudflare data on AI bots, training, and referrals
(blog.cloudflare.com)
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3,5 years to go. If he wants to go this time... Ugh
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He just wants to be a dictator and check where to remove checks and balances. ( and remove people not loyal to him in extreme situations)
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