Eupolemos

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by Eupolemos 11d ago
Eh, you can split us Europeans up into two camps; those who do not want to see the problem and those who couldn't look away. The second camp saw the craziness when the later Bush was elected a second time.
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by Eupolemos 2mo ago
> The Youtuber has an axe to grind It is Anders Puck Nielsen who is a serious military researcher and commentator. He is a go-to by any television channel in Denmark and has been from the start of the war. He very much passes the smell t
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by Eupolemos 2mo ago
> They abandoned their armies because the continent outsourced defense spending/industry to the United States and Russia following WWII. We outsourced our defense spending to Russia? Are you incapable of embarrassment over your own
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by Eupolemos 2mo ago
No. > The moral dimension is also completely illusory. Ukraine is fighting a war of attrition that's funding is due to the same cold-hearted power politics that Russia subscribes to. Blatant gaslighting. Ukraine is defending against
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by Eupolemos 3mo ago
I'm sorry - you're saying that having a public opinion on another person's opinion is against the plurality of opinion?
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by Eupolemos 3mo ago
Being on the backfoot will make us vulnerable to those who are not. I do not understand how this can not be self evident.
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by Eupolemos 5mo ago
These years, knowing what is tongue-in-cheek can be very difficult. Many of us see the current US administration as being either real life modern nazis or heavily influenced by such. So I was wondering; are you being serious?
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by Eupolemos 6mo ago
What power? Economic power (US will no longer be the world reserve currency). The power of allies (see Trump begging for help in Hormuz). All the soft power it ever had.
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by Eupolemos 7mo ago
That is a very broad and silly position to take, especially in this thread. I use Devstral 2 and Gemini 3 daily.
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by Eupolemos 7mo ago
Why are you talking price when we are talking local AI? That doesn't make any sense to me. Am I missing something?
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by Eupolemos 7mo ago
Perhaps some added details would be nice? In Nuuk they have had 11 degrees celsius. January has been, on average, 8 degrees above the norm. They are having the highest temperatures since 1784. It is warmer in Greenland than in Denmark. They
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by Eupolemos 7mo ago
We all have in Europe and the US - but it too is a sign of harsh climate change, because the reason it is cold "down here" on our latitudes is that the arctic is super hot, pushing the cold down to us.
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by Eupolemos 7mo ago
Hey - just wanted to say thank you. I wanted to make a blog and used your site to find interesting looking blogs for inspiration. It was wonderful <3
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by Eupolemos 8mo ago
Because Snowden, agree with him or not, showed us that reality blew away our imagination. It may feel normal now, but back then, serious people, professionals, told us that the claims just were not possible. Until we learned that they were.
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by Eupolemos 8mo ago
Bsky has something where only your followers can reply, if you choose. Would make moderation manageable.
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by Eupolemos 8mo ago
Dane here. Feelings are different now. IIRC, the most popular app in Denmark right now is an app that tells you if a product is American. It has become broadly clear, that it is about self preservation.
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by Eupolemos 8mo ago
A counter argument is that this is just a small pension company. If all Danish Pension Funds etc. decide that we better divest because of imminent war, we are talking way, way more money. I have no idea how much, but Danish pensions are big
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by Eupolemos 8mo ago
I think there's a good chance demand goes up in Europe. We are going to need to de-risk our software dependencies, and Germany is going to need to use computers. Germany is going to be crazy, I think.
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by Eupolemos 8mo ago
No, we know it would be the breaking-point for not acting. It will be a shooting war if the US tries it. We don't need to annihilate the US forces, just make the US bleed enough to rethink this stupid shit.
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by Eupolemos 8mo ago
Target audience is probably especially anyone not in the US? It is beginning to look a lot like war is brewing between Europe and the US over Greenland. US media working super hard to make an "acquisition" sound reasonable and &qu
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by Eupolemos 8mo ago
> This is honestly what’s holding me back from buying a Kagi subscription at this point. I am pretty that is exactly the point for Apple.
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by Eupolemos 9mo ago
Do you have a good example?
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by Eupolemos 9mo ago
And we all know that enshittyfication is coming.
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by Eupolemos 9mo ago
Did you hear his "A mind is born"? It is amazing outright, IMHO. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWblpsLZ-O8
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by Eupolemos 9mo ago
I didn't know about the cat! Thanks :)
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by Eupolemos 9mo ago
Their chat was called "Le Chat" - it's just their style. And while it may miss the HN crowd, one of the main selling-points of AI coding is the ease and playfulness.
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by Eupolemos 10mo ago
Is it the first time you hear about the risks of AMOC collapsing?
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by Eupolemos 10mo ago
IIRC, you can adjust the fog to still be there and get the best of both worlds. Morrowind can indeed be small to look at, but big to play in <3
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by Eupolemos 11mo ago
Uh, Novo is having an absolutely massive firing round; the CEO got axed first and Denmark now has a glut of qualified unemployed which we're all doing our best to hire ASAP :D (we just had the lowest unemployment rate in our history) (
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by Eupolemos 11mo ago
That sounds like some obscure Fallout idiot savant member-berry :D

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