gregorygoc

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by gregorygoc 12d ago
What happened in 2011 and why were there no sovereign decisions afterwards?
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by gregorygoc 1mo ago
I don’t think any European AI model can reach the experience and productivity of average NSA/CIA analyst.
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by gregorygoc 1mo ago
There’s nothing wrong with creative destruction
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by gregorygoc 3mo ago
It appears it’s pork, which lands in China. Current corrupt government is fighting tooth and nail in order to not start a trade fight with China at EU level. You do realize that when a term was coined many years ago its definition might be
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by gregorygoc 3mo ago
Exceptions*
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by gregorygoc 3mo ago
Yes, it is different in Netherlands, Sweden, Poland.
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by gregorygoc 3mo ago
Ah yes, Germany == Europe.
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by gregorygoc 3mo ago
Can Apple now focus on rolling back Liquid Glass “upgrade”?
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by gregorygoc 4mo ago
Exactly, well put!
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by gregorygoc 4mo ago
It’s not that I don’t agree with you, I am just pointing out why it’s hard to catch up to scaling laws given the European economic (capital) and political (US would be upset if they found out Europeans distill) constraints. China is only bo
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by gregorygoc 4mo ago
Good question, given that American companies basically threw copyright law into the trash, I think they should.
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by gregorygoc 4mo ago
Big tech has remote offices in every major European economy, and they pay well above top 90th percentile of market rate. It basically has a talent sucking effect on the entire economy.
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by gregorygoc 4mo ago
No, we don’t need US’s Trojan horse in the EU
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by gregorygoc 4mo ago
EU big nations getting marginalized: haha. The only reason there’s no US-like tariff on Chinese cars is because Germany was too scared it would lose its access to Chinese market.
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by gregorygoc 4mo ago
Junior employees are not sufficiently competent.
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by gregorygoc 4mo ago
Because they distill
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by gregorygoc 4mo ago
No
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by gregorygoc 4mo ago
If someone had guts (not the current governments) they would split the Germany into zones and all the Bavarian whining about “ugliness” would fade rather quickly when the prices went up.
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by gregorygoc 4mo ago
Germany has high energy costs, but back in 2010s they didn’t because they had access to cheap Russian gas.
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by gregorygoc 4mo ago
Don’t underestimate the corrupt politics of some countries, especially Germany. There are individuals actively working against the global cost curve and trying to misallocate the capital to gas at the large scale. Katherine Reiche is the pr
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by gregorygoc 5mo ago
Currying is a thing in FP too.
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by gregorygoc 5mo ago
Why do you care?
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by gregorygoc 6mo ago
FUD
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by gregorygoc 6mo ago
How is this different from AlphaEvolve? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AlphaEvolve
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by gregorygoc 7mo ago
I agree. Parent comment is making extremely generalized statements, about German cars with overconfidence. There’s not a single “German” car, it’s a huge ecosystem of brands like VW (Audi, Porsche), BMW, Mercedes. I’m quite sure they don’t
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by gregorygoc 7mo ago
> In the PISA exam, white American kids outperform kids in Hong Kong and Korea, as well as western european kids of non-immigrant ancestry. Translation: rich kids have better access to top education in America. Got it.
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by gregorygoc 7mo ago
What’s so shitty about it?
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by gregorygoc 8mo ago
Stop whining
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by gregorygoc 8mo ago
They are not lies.
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by gregorygoc 8mo ago
I’m Polish, I don’t have to hide anything.

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