@tim_cook https://t.co/EBk6PBjzwg I'm glad, but ITS NOT persons choice when it comes to app dev. Every dev & startup would prefer PWAs, monopolies and VC-fueled pony shows consider native dev a competitive advantage. Anyone who say PWA is degrading experience tells BSs many ways!
@nullvoxpopuli I could show examples where this is necessary in a very large scale test suites, however I can't do any frontend development for like a year now, many life issues 😅 Hopefully will get back to the game in a month
@felix_trz Meta should have 1st-class support for Godot Editor & Linux, its less bloated than Android Studio, Unreal Engine, Unity etc. I couldn't get the last snippet to work on my Quest 3, no idea how to debug & I'm an expert programmer/dev: https://t.co/gfnBMqKvFd
@andrzejkrzywda Classes can always be refactored to be made more granular/specific, and indexes are by column, that can be adjusted, both are natural scaling issues to me. However, ones I pointed above are problems that shouldn't have been there or could have been solved in the past, I think ;)
@wycats Moody's Manual had an overlooked (positive) effect on equity markets & other markets of financial securities, same phenomenon applies to smart contracts I think.
🇪🇺 eu/acc
A few weeks ago Mario Draghi asked my recommendations for his report that came out today about European competitiveness
I had a call with him and summarized my problems with doing business in the EU
I wrote this which is included in the report presented to the European Union today:
1. Minimum revenue cut offs for current and new regulation
Exempt small businesses with annual revenues below €10 million from complex regulations like VATMOSS, GDPR, the EU AI Act, and certain labor laws. This approach encourages innovation and growth by allowing startups to focus on product development and market validation without the heavy burden of regulatory compliance. Once these businesses surpass €10 million, they will have the resources to comply with regulations, ensuring that growth is not stifled.
2. Simplify starting a pan-EU business with an EU-wide Incorporation (Inc.) business form
Currently, starting and operating a business across the EU is complex due to 27 member states, each with its own company registration requirements. To streamline this process and make it easier for entrepreneurs to operate across Europe, there should be a single, standardized business entity that applies uniformly across all EU countries. I call this the European Inc.
3. Start an EU business fully online, no physical offices, notaries, lawyers etc
To continue, right now starting a business in most EU member states it’s complicated, very time and resource intensive, and often involves lawyers and notaries. Instead, it should be as simple as going online to a centralized EU website, where entrepreneurs can register their business and details in just a few clicks. The entire process should be streamlined and efficient, allowing businesses to start operating immediately.
The EU government taxes and bookkeeping of this business should also be fully online in an EU portal/dashboard.
4. 0% corporate tax for first 3 years of any new business
Countries like Singapore have successfully attracted new businesses from around the world by giving them a massive tax discount during the first 3 years of business. Because they know that’s the most difficult time of a business: figuring out what product it makes and if there’s a market for it. That takes pressure off startups and business founders that they can focus on creating a great product and innovating.
5. Change tax on stock options: don't tax when a stock option is exercised, but tax it when the stock is sold
The current tax policy in the EU taxes stock options at the time they are exercised, creating a significant financial burden on employees who have not yet realized any tangible financial gain. This approach stifles innovation, discourages entrepreneurship, and places the EU at a competitive disadvantage compared to other regions like the United States.
I propose a simple change: Tax stock options when the stock is sold, not when the option is exercised.
6. Don’t see tech or AI as an enemy, but as a burgeoning and essential industry
The most popular companies in tech are focused on AI right now for a reason. It’s the next frontier of computing. The European Union seems to consider AI the enemy. Any technology can be used for good or bad. By regulating it even before Europe has made much contributions (Europe has almost no tech companies leading in AI), it has stifled any potential innovation in AI from the start.
Apart from the regulation itself, the optics of it make the EU look bad on a global scale. Why would tech founders move to Europe to start a business if the EU is actively positioning itself as Anti-AI?
AI has gigantic potential to be used for good: think of the medical field for diagnosis of diseases, generally in programming (it helps programmers to create software faster/better), etc.
This goes further than AI. The same applies to tech in general. It seems the EU is on a crusade against technology while not being able to compete in it itself. It feels a case of sour grapes: if we can’t build great technology in EU, nobody is allowed to do so!
7. Teach tech/coding/AI topics in all schools and unis
It would help a lot if the EU has a focus on teaching AI and tech in schools and universities. Making the new generation competitive in this field instead. To secure the future prosperity of the European Union, we must prioritize education in technology, coding, and AI across all levels of schooling, from primary education to universities. This strategic focus is not just an educational reform—it’s a critical investment in the future competitiveness, innovation, and economic resilience of the EU.
Robots will surpass good human surgeons within a few years and the best human surgeons within ~5 years.
@Neuralink had to use a robot for the brain-computer electrode insertion, as it was impossible for a human to achieve the required speed and precision.
Senin bir yüzükle çıktığın bu yolda, yurt içinde, yurt dışında hesabını zerresi için bile veremeyeceğin tonla leken varken benim üç nesildir biriktirdiğim varlığıma, işime ve emeğime göz koyuyor; namusumuza, haysiyetimize söz ediyor, evlatlarımın geleceğini gasp ediyorsun. Bütün bunları bir avuç niteliksiz insanla yapıyorsun. Bu işin içinde olan herkes kirlidir.
Ben milletime söylemiştim ve uyarmıştım. Diplomama el koyan bu akıl, sizin malınıza, namusunuza, mülkünüze çöker ve her türlü gaspı, tecavüzü yapar. Milletçe bu kötülüğün karşısında olmalıyız. Milletime çağrımdır. Millet büyüktür.
Bir çağrım da yargı mensuplarına. Yüce Türk Yargısının namuslu, ahlaklı, milletine hizmet aşkı yaşayan on binlerce savcısına, hakimine haykırıyorum. Siz ayağa kalkmalı ve bu Türk yargısını perişan eden, bizi bütün dünyaya rezil eden, itibarımızı yerle bir eden bir avuç meslektaşınıza tedbir almalısınız. Yüce Türk Yargısına güveniyorum. Sessiz kalamazsınız, kalmamalısınız.
Son olarak AK Parti’de görev yapan ve iktidar ittifakı olan tüm siyasilere sesleniyorum. Bu olaylar partilerimizi, siyasi ideallerimizi aşmıştır. Artık süreç sizin aileleriniz başta olmak üzere milletimizi ilgilendirmektedir. Sesimizi çıkarmak günü gelmiştir.
Bu topraklarda “bana dokunmayan yılan bin yaşasın” diye bir söz olmaz, olmamalı. Herkesin “bana dokunmayan yılan dahi, bu topraklarda barınamaz” diyerek sesini yükseltmesini diliyorum.
Milletimiz büyüktür. Egemenlik kayıtsız, şartsız milletindir.
3.4.25 Executive Summary on Hacked Funds:
Total hacked funds of USD 1.4bn around 500k ETH, 77% are still traceable, 20% has gone dark, 3% have been frozen.
Breakdown:
- 83% (417,348 ETH, ~$1B) have been converted into BTC with 6,954 wallets (Average 1.71 btc each) . This and the coming week is critical for fund freezing as the funds will start to clear at exchanges, otc and p2p.
Hacker mostly used @THORChain to clear ETH to BTC
- 361,255 ETH or $0.9B, which is 72% was through Thor, which we can trace.
- 79,655 ETH ~16% of the funds went dark through ExCH @exchcx still waiting for update.
- 40,233 ETH or $100M, which is 8% was through OKX web3 proxy. Out of them, 16,680 ETH we can trace 23,553 ETH or $65M (~5%) is untraceable which require info from OKX web3 @wallet
Bounty Update:
- 11 parties helped us to freeze, The top 3 players being Mantle, Paraswap, and ZachXBT.
- $2,178,797 USDT has been paid out to 11 bounty hunters.
More details can be found at https://t.co/vdgyU85f8h
@nullvoxpopuli This is a very advanced(and necessary) use case, that might be seem redundant to many at first sight. However it is necessary and very good feature and shows partially why ember.js is superior to all other frontend libraries/frameworks out there.
Ever wanted to run many autonomous coding agents on your code, fixing the stuff that you don't have time for? Now you can. Check out https://t.co/J0MMH9AYWQ
@durov Improve the Telegram Web significantly between releases with automated tests please. Also hire more devs, more web/url based features, moderation and better phone calls needed urgently! I cant share proper feedback on old/current ways!!