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Check out my latest piece on building a successful new city:
New Substack from @magattew on what it takes to build a successful new city. Her closing point: it takes a village.
Where could you find that village this December? Waterfall City for the New Cities Summit on Dec 7-8. 👇
Smart move. Zug is the best place for a globe-spanning energy business. From chemical engineering to business planning, Copenhagen Atomics are consummate professionals.
Copenhagen Atomics in the Swiss press 🇨🇭
Swiss leading newspaper SonntagsZeitung has featured Copenhagen Atomics in an in-depth article by Mischa Aebi exploring our technology, our ongoing work with the Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI), and our expansion into Switzerland.
As Switzerland prepares for an important national discussion on the future of nuclear energy, the piece highlights our ambition to industrialise nuclear energy through scalable, factory-manufactured thorium molten salt reactors.
To be clear: we are not relocating our headquarters to Zug (yet) - instead, we are establishing our commercial operations there to anchor ourselves in Switzerland’s exceptional engineering and innovation ecosystem.
Read the full article in SonntagsZeitung*!
tagesanzeiger.ch/copenhagen-…
*Requires subscription to the website.
Lovely musical rendition of the man's lament to his ba.
@RacolyteStation
youtu.be/ayQQrt0hP04
Eitan Chatav retweeted
This was one of my favourite shows of the year!
@dhruvbansal and I got into why AI needs Bitcoin & why Bitcoin might need AI, rebuilding a free & open internet, and why optimistic stories matter.
Watch it here: youtu.be/ii5OA3KGodU
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Here is our initial review of @get_artcraft's Photoshop clone.
AI is helping us not just create more competitors without all the spyware, it will also help us analyze exactly what our apps are doing behind the scenes.
“Trust us” software is dying.
Eitan Chatav retweeted
Here is a curious observation:
ncatlab.org/schreiber/show/T…
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What would it take to produce ten times more energy than today? ⚛️
At the Paul Scherrer Institute colloquium, our CEO Thomas Jam Pedersen explained why the answer runs through thorium: the only route to breeding in a thermal spectrum, at a raw fuel cost more than 1,000x below solid uranium fuel.
Here's why👇 copenhagenatomics.com/news/t…
#Thorium #NuclearEnergy
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We're delighted to finally announce the first official release of hs-bindgen, a tool that automatically generates Haskell bindings from C headers. Read the announcement at well-typed.com/blog/2026/10/… or check it out at hackage.haskell.org/package/… .
Eitan Chatav retweeted
Having long been aware of those tech bros who read my work as utopian porn, where they’ve taken that doesn’t exactly surprise me.
Eitan Chatav retweeted
“Nonisolated Core, Isolated Shell” is our mantra for wielding Swift concurrency effectively, with minimal suspension points and locking, and maximal reliability and testability.
Modern concurrency tools like nonisolated(nonsending) and Task.immediate got us closer to our goal, but not all the way. So we’re trying a new approach inspired by Gary Bernhardt’s “functional core, imperative shell”:
Nonisolated core, isolated shell.
pointfree.co/episodes/ep382-…
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Some people view HTTP error code "402 Payment Required" as a missed opportunity of the original web, one that #Bitcoin can fill today.
But that's old thinking. The current web's "payments within data" model itself needs to be inverted.
The future Internet will be "data within payments". 402 isn't required because *all* web requests will cost you bitcoin.
Does this make you less afraid of AI? It should.



















