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Ulm, Germany
Joined September 2008
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🌘 Kimi-K2.7-Code, our latest coding model, is now released and open-sourced! 🔷 Improved coding & agent performance over K2.6: +21.8% on Kimi Code Bench v2, +11.0% on Program Bench, and +31.5% on MLS Bench Lite. 🔷 Reasoning efficiency: Less overthinking, with 30% lower reasoning-token usage compared to K2.6. 🔷 Long-horizon coding: Improved instruction following, higher end-to-end coding task success rates. ⚡️ 6x High-Speed Mode coming soon! 🔌 Available today via Kimi API and Kimi Code. 🔗 Kimi Code: kimi.com/code 🔗 API: platform.moonshot.ai
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Introducing the Astro 6.0 Beta. - Redesigned dev server: run against the same runtime you deploy to - First-class Cloudflare Workers support with workerd - Stable Content Security Policy and Live Collections It's never been a beta time to try Astro 👀
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The most concerning part about this is that most Europeans don't realize how stagnant Europe has now become Europeans are literally blue-pilled and are mostly concerned with climate change, immigration and the Ukraine war Nobody in Europe is thinking why increasingly everything they use is made in China running on American software The knee jerk reaction is to proudly pass regulation against American tech The chad reaction would be to reduce regulation so that European entrepreneurs would actually stay in Europe to build European startups increasing Europe's GDP and making Europeans richer! I am European and I have regular conversations about this with people here, it's just not on top of mind AT ALL! While it should be because Europe's GDP is stagnant and the real innovation now happens in US and China and elsewhere, not in Europe People in Europe do love to complain about rising cost of living and the increasing unaffordability of living, but they don't realize why. They point at foreigners/immigrants as the problem, which can't be the whole story Other Europeans I talk to get visibly upset if I ask them about stagnant GDP numbers: "why should everything be about money?" they say in a thick German accent The whole story is that Europe has made it very difficult for people to start a business, raise capital, innovate and get the reward for taking that risk, so why would anybody? And for the Europeans that do, it's way easier to open a US Delaware company, raise capital in US, sell your stock or IPO in the US, because why even do that in EU, where it's too hard? The proof is in the pudding, if it was so easy in EU then why is startup funding in US $270B AUM with 330 million people vs $44B AUM with 746 million people? That's almost 14x bigger startup funding market per capita Why doesn't EU have ANY trillion dollar companies? While US has six? Why isn't there any European company in the top 10 of largest companies? While 80% is American? Why is Stripe, a company founded by two Irish brothers, an American company and not a European one? It could have been Very few Europeans will agree with this post because they can't see it, if they would've seen it, we wouldn't be here in the first place! What's the role left for Europe in the future? Signed, - A techno-optimist European who'd love to see Europe become wealthy again
Wake up Europe, the digital age is bypassing you. You have no Google , Amazon, Meta, Apple. You arrogantly called SpaceX a fanciful dream and it wiped out the European Space Agency. You have no Nvidia and your response to AI has been to regulate before you have anything domestic to regulate. Your car industry is about to be wiped out by the Chinese. Your biggest economy shut down nuclear out of spite and with fraud. Your capital markets have no liquidity and your startups are drowning in bureaucracy. Your border is being attacked by Russia and your defence spending will have to triple just to be where it was with US subsidy given that part of the former Soviet Union and the Eastern bloc is now part of the EU. Your economy has slumped from the world’s largest to way behind the US. Your pensions are paid by three times less people and cost five times as much as people live longer. Your infrastructure is a model for the world but is configured for rail over self drive. Your electricity grid needs half a trillion of investment to cope with planned capacity and replacements, for the switch to renewables, within a decade. There are bright spots such as pharma and your healthcare system is a model for what civilisation looks like it. But to afford it, you need to completely transform from the industrial to digital age, to reform your institutions and rout the sclerotic bureaucratic system.
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A big thanks to everyone who came out and voted for @statamic in the @cmscritic awards – ya'll are, as they put it, tenacious! 🎉 cmscritic.com/announcing-the…
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Vemto 2 generating a complete @filamentphp panel with Laravel! We're finally almost there with Pre-Alpha. The planned launch date is March 11, 2024 🚀🚀🚀 We'll have a free version now!
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Adding some extra sparkle to your holiday season!✨Win 1 of 5 sets of Hetzner to-go cups & lunch boxes! Don't miss out on the chance to sip & eat in style. 🎅 📅 Dec 7, 9 AM to Dec 14, 12 PM (CEST) To take part: 1️⃣ Follow us 2️⃣ Like & Retweet ToP ➡ htznr.li/xmas
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So much going on around PHP and Laravel these days. Feels like every dev YouTuber suddenly mentions PHP as an alternative. Maybe it's because Vercel has basically reinvented PHP in JS, and now it's a total mess 😅 I dunno. But currently, my feed looks like this:
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Petition gegen: „Das Kinderschutzpaket der EU-Kommission stellt über 440 Millionen EU-Bürger*innen unter Generalverdacht. Statt die Verbreitung illegaler Inhalte zu unterbinden, setzt es das Recht auf Privatsphäre außer Kraft.“ aktion.campact.de/datenschut…
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GIVEAWAY TIME! 🤩 We're giving away a lifetime license for Ploi Core and 1-year Unlimited subscription for @ploi_deploy ✅ To enter: - Retweet this tweet - Follow us The giveaway ends this Thursday (14th April) 🤓
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#SWIFT ist das schärfste Schwert und es wurde für den Fall des Angriffs angekündigt. Der SWIFT-Ausschluss von #Russland darf jetzt nicht an Deutschland scheitern! #Lanz
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🎉 I'm going to give one random person that retweets this $10,000. Because I’d rather spend my ad budget on you than BigTech 👩‍💻 I'm trying to promote my site Remote OK which helps you find a remote job so you don't need to go back to the office 💖 Thx! remoteok.com/?ref=twga2021
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Announcing Flutter 2.8 medium.com/flutter/announcin…
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threads.js: Web Workers Meet Worker Threads - threads.js.org/
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Google Sheets has a new view: TIMELINE You will be able to plan and see your project's milestones faster than before. #googleworkspace #io2021 #googleio2021
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Me while watching #GoogleIO
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Try dbKoda 0.9: SSH terminal, index advice, CRUD actions & SQL. Free open source MongoDB IDE. Contains no peanuts! xitter.cf/cards/p2ed…
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An update from the developer of BrainBlocks, an open source $XRB checkout solution. You can visit the website at brainblocks.io. Great to see the community grow & contribute to @raiblocks' use cases! reddit.com/r/RaiBlocks/comme…
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VSCode Extensions - Git Lens If you use @code and git as your "version control system" then I think you are going to like this extension. Even if you already have this plugin, the video may reveal a feature that you didn't already know existed. youtu.be/RU-_0cgyGyI
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