European tech founder success story:
25 - Graduate from Karlsruhe University
26 - Unpaid internship at Deutsche Telekom
27 - First job as Junior IT Coordinator (€1,200/month)
31 - Quit to "start a business"
32 - Attend five EU startup workshops in Brussels
33 - Set up company, apply for permits
34 - Apply for funding from EU Innovation Fund
35 - Receive €25K grant
36 - Receive GDPR compliance violation, €15K fine
37 - Close company, owe €8K in taxes on zero revenue
38 - Start online certificate in AI Regulatory Ethics
40 - Get a €1,800/month government job, can never be fired
50 - Update LinkedIn to "Ex-Founder | Sustainability Leader | AI Leader | Systems Thinker"
Americans would never understand this journey
Was randomly going through daily briefing from NYTimes in my email inbox.
Found a refrence to @Grand_Continent
A magazine founded by Matheo Malik, who happens to be my mother's first cousin.
thinking about making an open source platform for low rank prompts
Imagine being a video creator making a historical documentary and struggling to capture the full picture in the allowed context length
Suggest a good name for the platform wikiprompt or promptpedia etc.
@lay95346@ShockingKarma Apparently, the train passengers caught someone trying to steal from the window and are holding him. Looks like they murdered him in the process.
singapore is the highest iq country that has never shipped anything that matters.
this is my essay on why there are no great singaporean companies. we are a nation of compradors; middlemen too domesticated to do anything but serve.