Well they can be betting that Republicans will lose in a couple of months and the congress will have the guts to stop him from constantly imposing entirely illegal tariffs on random countries for no reason.
Canada also had a deal they signed with Trump. Then he changed his mind and pretended (or not) he’s to demented to remember it he and not Biden agreed to deal. Then he made other proposals then randomly changed his mind…
No, they had a standard bank license, no different than any other bank operating in the country. Of course it was only valid in the EU not Britain. https://www.lb.lt/en/news/banking-licence-granted-to-revolut...
> been a fully licensed bank for ~6 months They had an EU license in Lithuania for years.
French Guiana is in the EU though. While Norway is not.
Of course the cost structure for space companies is very different than for AI and electronics but Chinese companies have proven that they can achieve ~90% of what the bloated US companies are doing on a tiny fraction…
> What has France been doing since WWII? If they have the know how, shouldn’t they be at the same level as US now A lot? I mean they were on the same level or above in the early 2000s. Ariane was sort of the SpaceX of…
Good thing is that that Trump will never manage to figure out where French Guyana is on a map. Or worst case there is a 50% chance he’ll invade (non French) Guyana.
I guess it’s hard to provide data that you don’t have the rights to distribute and claim it’s open source.
Western Europe has been mostly stagnant or declining while real incomes for most workers have actually grown in the same period (and for a significant proportion of the population to a very large degree).
The median person and especially those in the top 10th percentile are fairly well off and respectively extremely well off in relative terms compared to people in other developed countries. To bottom deciles are of…
> Meanwhile, people in the EU get guaranteed healthcare They had that 20 years ago? Since then the rich asset owners have been accumulating a bigger share of the pie in the EU as well, it’s just marginally less…
“West Taiwan”? Why not just say ROC instead of inventing nonsense names..
> adopts Ukrainian drone technology cannot effectively be invaded currently The tactical situation in Taiwan is very different though. I think it would come down more to what’s happening in the air since the stalemate…
> against conventional military, Last time used faced a conventional military that could actually challenge it was in Korea. It won’t have complete areal superiority or entire division surrendering after running into…
> US waged war for 20+ years in Afghanistan That was an occupation and a low intensity “pacification” mission. Waging a prolonged war against a military peer on the other side of the continent is a bit more problematic…
Nemotron Super is sort of open source in the sense that Nvidia provides almost everything you need to replicate it from scratch. Of course it’s performance is not exactly stellar but it could be a good starting point…
I don’t think anyone said anything about either being less evil? Just having more consumer oriented products..
It’s not as bad as dot.com of course since all purely AI companies are private and the ones on the market have pretty decent cash flow outside of AI. But the stock market pattern is not that dissimilar, the largest…
> But how and why is Apple to be blamed for that? It’s not about blame, the point of anti trust and competition laws is just that, maximize competition and consumer surplus. Yes that inherently penalizes the most…
> with having access to billions of Android customers The average Android user is almost worthless financially compared to the average iPhone user. If you calculate the market share based on revenue and jot total users…
You are forced to purchase one of them, yes. > which unfair market conditions made it impossible Bank applications depending on various os or device level security features? Good luck getting developers to build…
> Who was forced to buy an iPhone? You are effectively forced to buy either and Android or an iOS phone to participate in society. Since the market for phone operating systems is not even remotely competitive regulation…
A much more accurate nonsensical analogy would be getting take out but only being allowed to eat it with Apple branded utensils because otherwise your food would catch fire. > Users are free to choose a different…
In reality it’s closer to 0.5-1% in Europe since banks apply their own fees on top of the regulated interchange rate.
Well they can be betting that Republicans will lose in a couple of months and the congress will have the guts to stop him from constantly imposing entirely illegal tariffs on random countries for no reason.
Canada also had a deal they signed with Trump. Then he changed his mind and pretended (or not) he’s to demented to remember it he and not Biden agreed to deal. Then he made other proposals then randomly changed his mind…
No, they had a standard bank license, no different than any other bank operating in the country. Of course it was only valid in the EU not Britain. https://www.lb.lt/en/news/banking-licence-granted-to-revolut...
> been a fully licensed bank for ~6 months They had an EU license in Lithuania for years.
French Guiana is in the EU though. While Norway is not.
Of course the cost structure for space companies is very different than for AI and electronics but Chinese companies have proven that they can achieve ~90% of what the bloated US companies are doing on a tiny fraction…
> What has France been doing since WWII? If they have the know how, shouldn’t they be at the same level as US now A lot? I mean they were on the same level or above in the early 2000s. Ariane was sort of the SpaceX of…
Good thing is that that Trump will never manage to figure out where French Guyana is on a map. Or worst case there is a 50% chance he’ll invade (non French) Guyana.
I guess it’s hard to provide data that you don’t have the rights to distribute and claim it’s open source.
Western Europe has been mostly stagnant or declining while real incomes for most workers have actually grown in the same period (and for a significant proportion of the population to a very large degree).
The median person and especially those in the top 10th percentile are fairly well off and respectively extremely well off in relative terms compared to people in other developed countries. To bottom deciles are of…
> Meanwhile, people in the EU get guaranteed healthcare They had that 20 years ago? Since then the rich asset owners have been accumulating a bigger share of the pie in the EU as well, it’s just marginally less…
“West Taiwan”? Why not just say ROC instead of inventing nonsense names..
> adopts Ukrainian drone technology cannot effectively be invaded currently The tactical situation in Taiwan is very different though. I think it would come down more to what’s happening in the air since the stalemate…
> against conventional military, Last time used faced a conventional military that could actually challenge it was in Korea. It won’t have complete areal superiority or entire division surrendering after running into…
> US waged war for 20+ years in Afghanistan That was an occupation and a low intensity “pacification” mission. Waging a prolonged war against a military peer on the other side of the continent is a bit more problematic…
Nemotron Super is sort of open source in the sense that Nvidia provides almost everything you need to replicate it from scratch. Of course it’s performance is not exactly stellar but it could be a good starting point…
I don’t think anyone said anything about either being less evil? Just having more consumer oriented products..
It’s not as bad as dot.com of course since all purely AI companies are private and the ones on the market have pretty decent cash flow outside of AI. But the stock market pattern is not that dissimilar, the largest…
> But how and why is Apple to be blamed for that? It’s not about blame, the point of anti trust and competition laws is just that, maximize competition and consumer surplus. Yes that inherently penalizes the most…
> with having access to billions of Android customers The average Android user is almost worthless financially compared to the average iPhone user. If you calculate the market share based on revenue and jot total users…
You are forced to purchase one of them, yes. > which unfair market conditions made it impossible Bank applications depending on various os or device level security features? Good luck getting developers to build…
> Who was forced to buy an iPhone? You are effectively forced to buy either and Android or an iOS phone to participate in society. Since the market for phone operating systems is not even remotely competitive regulation…
A much more accurate nonsensical analogy would be getting take out but only being allowed to eat it with Apple branded utensils because otherwise your food would catch fire. > Users are free to choose a different…
In reality it’s closer to 0.5-1% in Europe since banks apply their own fees on top of the regulated interchange rate.