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Knowledge Library MCP: Multi-modal app uses Azure AI Agent Service to find docs (text, images) and chat with insights via bots, enhancing Search with live data and Responsible AI for scalable querying

A Go SDK for interacting with the Anthropic Claude API. This SDK allows you to send structured messages and handle responses from Anthropic's conversational AI models seamlessly within your Go applications.

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How to build production grade WebServices with gRPC/OpenAPI and Golang

If you're writing code in multiple modules at the same time, you can use multi-module workspaces to easily build and run code in those modules.

In Go, a module is a collection of related Go source files located in a single directory. A workspace is a directory containing multiple modules. When you build a Go project, the build system reads the go.mod file in the project's root directory to determine which other modules the project depends on. The build system then downloads and installs any missing dependencies.

$210 billion in cash?

I would like to see where my tax $’s are going -itemized. I would like to see where any donations for any non profits are going - itemized...

H3 is working for the specific Ubers’ needs. Not much useful as S2.

I have some C++ libraries called from Go - can I use them now?

I admit I am biased. But I've a very good reason to be.

"...But mandatory vacation days and high unemployment benefits?...

This is a problem in Germany. One of the reasons only big companies can exist there. Some people there are having 3 month vacation.

"...the costs of firing are so high..." It is very hard to fire there because of the Unions.

"...And France isn't a nation of small businesses. Their best industries seem to be those really complicated infrastructure ones that require a lot of state intervention (bullet trains, nuclear reactors) and luxury goods (LV)..."

Absolutely right. You can extend this statement to other countries in Europe as well.

I lived a long enough to know and I don't know about metrics but about real living.

Not sure about "everyone covered" part because in other Eastern Europe countries if you don't pay in cash nobody is looking at you. I don't believe the Czech are more advanced.

The official "coverage" is a myth. If you are over 60 better don't go in hospital because the "policy" is to increase the mortality rate. Why - because the government do not have to pay the pension. Don't believe it? My wife is talking with her mother every Saturday by the phone and I know how it is.

Do you believe a simple over the counter medicine for arthritis is considered a miracle there? This is what many people here in US do not know - here in US we have the best medications that are really effective when compared with medications from other countries.

The technology - this is beyond comparison - for example the scanners - in Eastern Europe there is 1 scanner to probably 1 mil people.

These are the facts I have from personal experience.

I would say "the only nation".

Please tell me how a health care in Easter Europe has a better quality than here in US? I agree healthcare system here in US needs reforms and in my opinion the problem is that it is insurance based, but the quality is the best - I can tell from personal experience - living in Eastern Europe, then Western Europe and now in US.

self-employment != small business. I believe we are talking about small business here.

I would add a comment about Europe (Germany in particular which I know best) - just try to start a small business in Germany. If you are foreigner - forget it. OK who can be a German citizen - 2 ways - 1) you a German by blood - it does not matter where are you born - blood comes first. 2) you are foreigner trying to get a German citizenships - even if you get it after 15 years or more stay in Germany you will be always 2nd class citizen. Reasons - a ton of reasons - too much to list it here. France - the same. Probably Netherland is better - but no much business opportunities there. England - forget it a closed class society - you have to be from inner circle.

In Germany - there are several big companies working with thousand subcontractors. Siemens for example. There is a saying in Germany - if something happens to Siemens - the same will happen to Germany. So basically to have a small business there practically you have to be a subcontractor to some of the big companies there AND better be a German citizen. Big companies there a heavily subsidized by the government. Besides Germany-Russia are so heavily interconnected so you can imagine the subsequences. The pact Molotov-Ribentrop is still not widely known but the European Union wants to make it official data of victims of fascism and socialism because again they are so close. Recently it was discovered German banks with filials in Luxemburg washing money for Iran government - this is a big theme - where the money come in Europe and why this leisure and welfare theme.

Here in US - you can register a business the next day you got your stamp in your passport if you come with a business visa. If you are born here - it is much easier of course, but not much different. I can comment about California where I came not so long time ago but enough to tell - once you understand the US specifics and have a drive you can have a success here no matter what. Opportunities are everywhere even in these hard times.

The financing possibilities - there is simply no comparison. Small business friendliness - beyond comparison. Business opportunities - beyond comparison.

Reading this article I wondered why it is published in UK by an American economist and what is the point of publishing such an article. If this academic economist lived a little bit in Europe he should know better.

I made some research. The bottom line - an American economist supporting Hugo Chávez.

Weisbrot has been cited as the architect of the Bank of the South.

The Bank of the South (Spanish: Banco del Sur, Portuguese: Banco do Sul); or BancoSur is a monetary fund and lending organization first proposed by Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez.

Some comments on the artice: "...being the only "no-vacation nation"..." I have been working in West Germany for 4 years and can tell - yes indeed Germans have up to 12 weeks in paid vacation. The question is who is paying for this? You can look at the taxes Germans pay and understand the German government is subsidizing it. In Germany grocery stores, etc. still close at 18:00 PM - the debate is still going on to remove this or not. Most probably not - because of the unions.

"...we have a broken healthcare system that costs about twice as much per capita as that of our peer nations and delivers worse outcomes..."

I agree here in US healthcare payment via insurance is not the best solution. From other side in Germany (I know Germany best) the government is subsidizing it. Guess who is paying this?

"...the French could not afford their welfare state..." Again - who is paying the bills. Somebody has to pay the bills.

"...half as much energy per capita as the US does. A big part of this difference is because Europeans, in recent decades, have taken much more of their productivity gains in the form of increased leisure time..."

Increased leisure time? So what is the point?

"...We estimated that the US would consume about 20% less energy if it had the work hours of the EU-15. This would have a significant impact on world carbon emissions..."

Carbon emissions - this was invented by Europeans academics to get more grants for research, then supported from interested leisure oriented parties as a way to extract money from big businesses - e.g. who has the money.