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by chvid 1y ago
Lol - exactly - why do people expect the politics or broader principles of Steve Jobs to be any good?
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by chvid 1y ago
Right now the US under Trump is leading the diplomatic efforts toward Russia. I think Europe and the Ukraine would have been better served with European leaders doing this.
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by chvid 1y ago
Europe should be leading the diplomatic efforts towards Russia, not the US. This sort of rhetorics leads nowhere useful.
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by chvid 1y ago
I haven’t played with my OpenAI api account for 6 months but now all of sudden they charged me 20 usd - unclear why - but perhaps they are entering their monetize phase.
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by chvid 1y ago
Alibaba being told to drop their fintech ventures and instead focus on deeptech (semiconductors and ai) is one of the clearest examples of China’s leadership of engineers setting priorities.
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by chvid 1y ago
Winner takes all monopoly big tech capitalism is bad. Literally textbook bad.
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by chvid 1y ago
Yes. I probably could do with an even smaller charger.
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by chvid 1y ago
Great that Apple is making smaller chargers. I use a 65w anker 715 charger which weighs 120g for my laptop - ridiculously small compared to the massive 140w charger the laptop came with.
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by chvid 1y ago
The Trump admin is a curious mix of sadistic and incompetent.
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by chvid 1y ago
Denmark. Of all places given that we currently are at a cold war with the US over Greenland.
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by chvid 1y ago
Usually these laws exclude military and police work. (Meaning the cloud act does not apply here.)
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by chvid 1y ago
It is wild that various European countries keep handling Palantir contracts for work that could have been done by local companies.
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by chvid 1y ago
Not much empathy in this thread being given towards the thousands of H-1B workers whose lifes will be upended by this.
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by chvid 1y ago
Also react in particular in combination with tailwind seems to be easier for LLMs to generate. Probably due to the condensed syntax, no split between code, css and html, plus the color naming scheme of tailwind.
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by chvid 1y ago
In Denmark I have a daily on my bank account of 50,000 dkr - about 8,000 usd. If I want to do a money transfer larger than that I have to call my bank and answer a bunch of questions to verify my identity.
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by chvid 1y ago
Your government is probably just as shit scared of the US as our is.
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by chvid 1y ago
Yes. That is is the issue. These laws of the US have been around for a long time; what is new is that traditionally allied countries are now the target of them. And for activities that are at the heart of our legal sovereignty.
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by chvid 1y ago
The Brazil stuff is related to the case againt Trump-ally Bolsonaro. The European cases so far have been related to the Israel-Palestine conflict. The US uses its so-called SDN list which in general prevents the person having a bank account
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by chvid 1y ago
It is crazy; but it is wake up time for us Europeans. We are already seeing US campaigns against judges and legal scholars in the Netherlands, Italy, and Brazil.
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by chvid 1y ago
Do you think the US is going to build railroads in Greenland?! Anyway the campaign for Greenland is ramping up. And it goes from all the way from weird social media posts, oddly timed attacks on Danish companies (Orsted), huge US "dipl
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by chvid 1y ago
Denmark is in a crazy situation where what we saw as a key trusted partner (the US) all of sudden is extremely hostile towards us due its re-ignited territorial ambitions in Greenland. In public discourse this is being met with riducule and
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by chvid 1y ago
As far as I know it sits on top of the payment services provided by Nets. But we have had some situations where part of Nets' services breaks down but MobilePay have been able to operate.
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by chvid 1y ago
One of our biggest practical vulnerabilities is that our payment and electronic id infrastructure (nets, dankort, mitid) has been sold off to a private company (Mastercard) even though it was at one point a government owned and developed se
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by chvid 1y ago
France has some of the best computer scientists in the world. Cheap energy. Rule of law and is overall an extremely desirable place to live.
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by chvid 1y ago
Nothing heroic “type a” about killing random unarmed civilians. These people are disgusting psychopathic thugs and so are the people behind them. And it is tragic that we are so deeply buried in arrogance and propaganda that we cannot see t
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by chvid 1y ago
I put in exactly 37 work hours pr. week. If I for some reason work more one day, I make sure to take time off the next day. I have "experimented" with working more but I found it unconstructive. Chances of stress is much higher an
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by chvid 1y ago
React server components and server side rendering should never have been in react but instead should have lived its life as a separate project.
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by chvid 1y ago
Money also can’t buy maturity it appears.
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by chvid 1y ago
Just not showing up at a job which you have signed a contract for is rude and childish. Even if you are a superduper ai researcher.
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by chvid 1y ago
There are plenty of Starbucks and McDonald’s in China.

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