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We have 24 official languages, regulations/legal systems vary from county to county and we don't even have a common currency. It's a lot better than having to deal with each county individually but still way more overhead tha
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2y ago
EEA, despite decades of EU efforts, is not a single market. China and India are nowhere near in terms of purchasing power or individual consumption and won't be for decades.
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2y ago
It's government eating into your margins - unless there's no domestic substitutes.
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2y ago
> What incentive does a company have to move a billion dollar facility to the USA when it will face reciprocal tariffs on any exported goods from the USA? Access to the richest single market in the world ?
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2y ago
Having a lapdog status since WW2 is an alliance ? EU and US are not two hands of one body.
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>EU are not the ones who allied themselves with Russia Need I remind you that Angela Merkel set the stage for all these Russia moves by building german "green transition" on Russian "green gas" ? From what I'm se
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2y ago
Probably to give Russia concessions in the Ukraine negotiations. In my opinion Trump is trying to do everything he said he would in his campaign, he is trying to get the war in Ukraine over ASAP and be the peace bringer. Even in the leaked
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2y ago
Exactly Europe is on a downward spiral into irrelevancy - Trump moves actually give the idea of a relevant EU space.
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2y ago
> EU people don't want to become poorer or suffer So when you get other people paying your defense bill, don't be surprised when your territory gets annexed and you get left out of the conversation on the Ukraine issue ?
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2y ago
>There were a number of occasions in the 50s to 70s when the US stepped in directly to neuter world-leading aerospace projects in the UK, forcing the UK to buy from the US instead. Exactly, and with the recent moves Trump administration
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There is no free trade, EU was tariff heavy and protectionist since forever, in fact that's probably the primary motivator for creating it - a single European market where they get to control the imports. Trump is brash and escalating
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2y ago
This line of thinking is exactly what got us into this situation. If you want to outsource your defense how can you be surprised when you get ignored in the Ukraine discussions and when the US feels free to just annex parts of your territor
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2y ago
This is why I don't get why my EU people are attacking Trump - he singlehandedly gave Europe political capital to rebuild itself as an independent player on the international stage. He created an environment where tighter EU integratio
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2y ago
With US becoming actively hostile to Europe and Russia too close for comfort, it makes sense to group, especially as talk of European army building starts. But unfortunately, like you mentioned, the current structure is governed by impotent
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2y ago
EU has "BYD tarrifs" as well - China is subsidizing it's electric car industry and rest of the world isn't to happy about losing manufacturing jobs, despite pandering to green transition and whatnot.
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2y ago
How many batteries do you go through ? I'm speaking from experience - my inlaws put batteries in a box in a drawer, my snoopy older son found it going through the drawers and spread them all over the flor. He's old enough not to e
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2y ago
I'd say in this case it's worse if you have recycling because then you have to keep them around until you get them to recycling vs. just chucking them in the bin.
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2y ago
AMD AI Max 395 (superb name) proved that x86 can get to Apple silicon perf. (even not that far in power efficiency), but there seems to be 0 devices from non-trash brands (I am not buying ASUS or HP). I would love to finally get out of Appl
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2y ago
> and most of them would happily act and think just like the new culture, and swear blind that they’d always thought that way. If that was true you wouldn't have minority communities isolated within larger ones, they would just natu
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2y ago
How much medical data/papers do you think they generate in comparison to these three ?
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2y ago
In terms of use it's closer to a magic wand than traditional software.
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"EU has healthcare" - I dare you to depend on public healthcare in poorer EU countries. As someone living in one of those - you go private for everything because by the time you get on the waiting list it will either be irrelevant
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2y ago
People are trying to use gen AI in more and more use-cases, it used to fall flat on its face at trivial stuff, now it got past trivial stuff but still scratching the boundaries of being useful. And that is not an attempt to make the gen AI
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2y ago
Yes, but one is involving hundred thousand lives on a land invasion by a military general, another is about long range bombing being less effective by warning the target hours in advanced by a civilian/politician. The level of potentia
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2y ago
Except at some point the low hanging fruit is gone and it becomes +1%, +3% in some benchmarked use case and -1% in the general case, etc. and then come the benchmarking lies that we are seeing right now, where everyone picks a benchmark tha
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2y ago
I'm sorry but how in the hell is that a similar leak other than they are in the same category ? Not justifying Trump administration but just seems like a whole different level of stakes.
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Because what would seem like a tiny difference in those benchmark graphs is the difference between worth paying for and complete waste of time in practice
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2y ago
If you are pinning to unsupported node you should not expect new npm packages to work, ESM or not. However given my NPM experiences in the past, I would not be surprised that someone updated to ESM in a revision bump.
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2y ago
How does genetic testing help connect with biological relatives - that only works if there's a database people signed up to ?
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2y ago
I mean shouldn't Jensen be shitting his pants about this? Vibe code the CUDA away and bye bye margins ?
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