After spending the last few years in tech in Belgium and Spain; it's obvious that Europe has the talent, to compete with the US or China. https://t.co/ZWzKbX78Ej
Great idea to have a single EU telco market. The current environment is a mess for anyone travelling Shengen. The Telcos don't like the idea because it will break their bsiness model. But it's so broken now. I https://t.co/gfmaMEHXrc
This article highlights a form of digital supply chain attack. The only difference being a malicious actor is replaced by a court or nation. This will drive further discussions on digital sovereignty, open source and supply chain integrity. https://t.co/0F9adwGQ5I
@bcherny Claude Code, both subscription and run via Amazon Bedrock, are the only AI services I pay for. Well done Anthropic - you are the future of work.
This article cites several workplace studies on AI use. No surprise that human experience negates AI benefits; sometimes. AI takes skill to use - it's not a fix for inefficient work. Experienced software developers assumed AI would save time https://t.co/iulgHTT7hL
Te reality is more nuanced. One cannot just ask for results, via an LLM, wthout understanding architecture, system complexity and first principles. https://t.co/XxFqZSIk41
With pressure from China to last, more metals facilities could put their hands up for a bailout - ABC News https://t.co/xNz9vxcpCC
Australia needs to build new more efficient metal processing capacity; not prop up inefficient, legacy, obsolete processing.
The sticky aspect of Microsoft is the Office suite, not the OS. Dump MS Office, and it's then simple to switch to Mac or Linux. Why people keep flocking to Linux in 2025 (and it's not just to escape Windows) | ZDNET https://t.co/doCe86eXaC
Optus among companies earning billions in Australia but paying no income tax | Tax | The Guardian
Australia may as well tax revenue, then fund a sovereign wealth, to stop profit offshoring. https://t.co/CA2s2mLwhI