Comparing Jensen to Steve Jobs Is Stupid(jonaserthal.com)
3 points by apollopower | 1 comments
Blog post arguing that comparing Nvidia's ouster of Jensen Huang to Apple's 1985 removal of Steve Jobs is wrong, recounting Jobs' redemption at NeXT.
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3 points by apollopower | 1 comments
Blog post arguing that comparing Nvidia's ouster of Jensen Huang to Apple's 1985 removal of Steve Jobs is wrong, recounting Jobs' redemption at NeXT.
47 points by vinyl7 | 34 comments
George Hotz blog post arguing China's electricity growth matters for AI strategy and warning the US 'AI race' mindset could lead to an ASI-enabled first strike.
84 points by mebcitto | 9 comments
Xata blog post announcing the company is joining ClickHouse to bring branching and agentic features to ClickHouse Managed Postgres.
50 points by evakhoury | 21 comments
Blog post by Ryan Prior arguing that LLM-driven rapid change in software exceeds the human 'sampling rate' of understanding, using the Nyquist limit as an analogy.
12 points by zora_goron | 3 comments
631 points by willy__ | 321 comments
A blog post by a founder describing building a startup entirely on European infrastructure, the stack chosen, the difficulties, and unavoidable non-EU dependencies.
432 points by altilunium | 363 comments
An interactive eldiario.es data journalism piece using Spanish Cadastre data and maps to explain why Spaniards mostly live in apartment buildings.
38 points by heikkikalliokos | 38 comments
A guide to the 2026 costs of driving across European countries, covering tolls, vignettes, bridge fees and fuel.
157 points by lovewins | 270 comments
HOA Spy data report using court dockets and county records to show how Florida HOAs and condo associations drive foreclosures, liens, and housing costs.
453 points by bx376 | 663 comments
An Economist Free exchange column arguing that artificial intelligence is losing hype and asking whether that signals the technology will eventually succeed.
570 points by Fnoord | 338 comments
Follow the Money investigative article on European health data being sold to a US company run by former Israeli intelligence officers.