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by tchalla 8mo ago
> They’re also cutting dependence on Visa/Mastercard because tying your payment rails to a declining, unstable empire is a bad long-term be Digital euro push is beyond the current US administration if that’s what you are hinting at.
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by tchalla 8mo ago
> So even if NEWTON, the legendary ISAAC NEWTON could lose money in bubble and was left holding umbrellas when there was no rain. The moral of that story is that being a legend or smart doesn’t count for much in investing.
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by tchalla 8mo ago
The article was about IDF, not Hamas.
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by tchalla 8mo ago
> Concrete examples - in Germany you are not allowed to insult politicians or the government in social media. Germany restricts insulting individuals / your neighbour, police officer, a pastor or a minister. There’s no special law f
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by tchalla 8mo ago
EU may be “rich enough” to support Ukraine forever, doesn’t mean it will or should do it.
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Dutch cops arrest man after sending him confidential files by mistake(theregister.com)
17 points by tchalla 8mo ago|4 comments
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by tchalla 8mo ago
I can’t believe that this even needs to be said. There are plenty of things which are publicly available but not free to share and definitely not allowed to be made money of.
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by tchalla 8mo ago
> Open is open. I’d then ask OpenAI to be open too since open is open.
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by tchalla 8mo ago
> Would you prevent newspapers from reporting on it, or stop users posting about it on public forums? Yes
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by tchalla 8mo ago
> Something is either public record - in which case it should be on a government website for free, and the AI companies should be free to scrape to their hearts desire...Or it should be sealed for X years and then public record. OR it sh
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The Danger of Shipping Fast(newsletter.posthog.com)
2 points by tchalla 8mo ago|1 comments
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by tchalla 8mo ago
> Any time a news article behind a paywall gets posted here, someone in the comments has the archive link ready to go, because of course they do. I have no idea why this behavior is even acceptable.
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AI Won't Automatically Make Legal Services Cheaper(lawfaremedia.org)
2 points by tchalla 8mo ago|1 comments
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Creative problem-solving of unsolved puzzles during REM sleep(academic.oup.com)
3 points by tchalla 8mo ago|0 comments
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Statin pills much safer than advertised, major review finds(bbc.com)
3 points by tchalla 8mo ago|1 comments
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by tchalla 8mo ago
OP, don’t post snarky comments on any platform. It’s not suited for most places.
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by tchalla 8mo ago
> Notably, this is the second time CEO Aviad Maizels has sold a company to Apple. In 2013, he sold PrimeSense, a 3D-sensing company that played a key role in Apple’s transition from fingerprint sensors to facial recognition on iPhones. Q
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by tchalla 8mo ago
US founders have essentially outsourced risk to London. > What London actually built is Europe’s most efficient farm system for US acquirers. The city does the expensive, risky work of finding founders, funding early rounds, and proving
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by tchalla 9mo ago
> Tesla's far more popular models are the 3 and Y, which accounted for 97% of the company's 1.59 million deliveries last year. The Model 3 now starts at about $37,000, and the Model Y is around $40,000. Tesla debuted more affor
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by tchalla 9mo ago
Interesting perspective of an L7 who was laid off at Amazon https://xcancel.com/PlumbNick/status/2016500347053773198
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by tchalla 9mo ago
The beginning of the end started with Nixon. It allowed US to print whatever money and never default. I find it insane that the world went along with it. Seems like a parody.
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by tchalla 9mo ago
I don’t understand your question. I’m assuming you are asking about the part “Europe deserves”. It’s simple really - for decades now Europe has been relying on US for military support. It’s a cardinal sin to do so if one wants an equivalent
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by tchalla 9mo ago
Everyone has been going gung ho about Canadian PM speech but the banger one for me personally is the Belgian PM. He said it best “Being a happy vassal state is one thing, being a miserable slave is another”. Europe deserves every bit what’
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Natural daylight during office hours improves glucose control and metabolism(sciencedirect.com)
2 points by tchalla 9mo ago|0 comments
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by tchalla 9mo ago
The EU can’t even get a Mercosur deal closed after 30 years. I think this will probably happen in another 60 years.
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by tchalla 9mo ago
Foor shure
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by tchalla 9mo ago
It’s not difficult to achieve to setup a company within 15 minutes too but here we are.
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by tchalla 9mo ago
> but it only costs 500-1,000 euros. Yes, that's not ideal, but if you're building a proper business, that shouldn't be an issue. It is and should be an issue. You shouldn’t be required to put in any money towards a text t
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by tchalla 9mo ago
If only it were that. You have to put up 25000€ in capital and pay absurd amount of fees to the notary for essentially being a text to speech translator.
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by tchalla 9mo ago
>> For the people that don't know the topic: >> - yes, German taxpayers are indeed funding bicycle lanes in foreign countries Just for people to know this, we are talking about 44Mn€ (20Mn€ + 24Mn€) of money in Peru as the

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