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But having graduated from the Thiel Fellowship school of thought rather than university, he was essentially groomed from a young age into uncritically embracing the Silicon Valley mindset, and he took venture capital.

Dunking on someone for not having a degree? Seriously? Low blow.

From someone with a degree they mean nothing and anyone who looks down on people for not having one reveals a lot about their character.

FYI that Codeberg is currently holding a vote to broadly ban projects written mostly using AI, so its not a neutral space for hosting your projects like GitHub: https://codeberg.org/Codeberg/org/pulls/1253 https://tldr.nettime.org/@tante/116880003584050912

https://archive.md/Uqy08

https://archive.md/wip/1hZd0

Munich court

This court is famous for being a racket. Previously on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30135264

Stock down over 39% since this announcement, brutal.

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/UBI.PA/

Same country that spied on Europe on direct orders of the USA. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Dunhammer

Incredibly well written and powerful post, I teared up.

That's a bit like comparing apples to oranges. One was published by social media, one was published by the Government of Japan.

Was in a hotel in Sapporo, almost got thrown out of bed. Lot of people in the hotel lobby now.

Considering leaving Hokkaido by air if a Hokkaido and Sanriku Subsequent Earthquake Advisory is issued, don't really want to be in a potential megaquake.

https://fortune.com/2025/11/23/ai-rivals-like-openai-nvidia-...

Obviously kind of a moot point because whether it violates antitrust law or not, what is guaranteed is the US Government is not going to do anything

https://archive.md/OF4pe

Yesterday he barely won a vote to dissolve the government in the Knesset which politically hurt him

I do worry the incentives for this will always be at the whim of state support for exploration, unfortunately there's no natural incentive to really kick private spaceflight off in a major way

Wouldnt be surprise if this story ends up getting flagged for being "too political."

Appears your prediction was completely correct. No talking about the US government in a potentially negative way on the orange site, that's political.

The sources note that these internal directives have mostly, if not entirely, been delivered verbally

No one wants a record because spending funds Congress has not appropriated is normally known as stealing from the government.

You can see 18F frantically making policy updates on https://github.com/18F/handbook/commits/main/

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No, and frankly if the Polish government won't do anything with this overwhelming evidence then they've got the train manufacturer they deserve.

You can lead a horse to water...

The purpose of a system is what it does

A lot more, the Online Safety Act is just a symptom of the structural problems (Lack of de-facto governance, A hopelessly out of touch political class, Voting systems that intentionally don't represent the voting results, etc).

Argentina has had nearly 100 years of decline, Japan is onto its third lost decade. The only other party in the UK that has a chance of being elected (because of the voting system) is lead by someone who thinks sandwiches are not real [1]. It's entirely possible the UK doesn't become a serious country in our lifetimes.

[1] https://www.politico.eu/article/uk-tory-leader-sandwiches-no...

My past experience is that yes you can DSAR scorecards if you are covered by GDPR, aka you are in the EU.

Kubernetes

reCaptcha is better than hCaptcha

https://archive.is/sYWPK

It's really difficult unless you're in tech, in tech the immigration system melts away at your feet

Idk which Nordic country you are in but for example in Denmark there's a scheme called fast track quick job start that can get tech workers (among others) a residence permit the same day someone applies, often within an hour of the application being filed assuming you go straight to their office to get fingerprinted.

SIRI puts a lot of work into making moving here easy if you're a net tax benefit (and imo that's a good thing)

Outside of skilled work and tech though I've heard getting a visa is pretty much impossible for non EU citizens

If you're a software engineer email me for referral to Uber Denmark, email in bio

TLDR of work: We write the global platform

Looks like webshare from the screenshot

It's mandatory that they have to disclose this

They'll just keep forcing votes on it until it passes - the EU special