Patrik Tierie

Here's John Ternus at his first Sun Valley, along with Tim Cook and Eddy Cue.

A Brown professor gave his students a take-home midterm exam. After suspecting many cheated using AI, he made the final in-person. The orange dots are the midterm scores and the gray dots are the final scores. Looks like all but 3 cheated on the midterm.

2022 höjde Norge sin förmögenhetsskatt och 30 personer flyttade Det får ju absolut inte hända här Jättehemskt ju

Alex Karp on the trap in the ai market: "something has gone completely wrong with how ai is sold. the idea that you can just buy an off the shelf model, plug it into your data, and suddenly have an enterprise strategy is completely false." most corporate guys treat tech like a shiny toy. they burn millions on expensive tokens, handing over their core data and their edge to outside labs. they pay massive fees just to watch external providers bleed their alpha dry Karp built his name on ignoring the daily hype. he knows this current setup is a complete heist. if you do not own the compute, the models, and the data, you do not own the means of production stop paying the api tax. run open-weight models, keep your data in-house, and protect your edge bookmark and watch the interview here

It is NOT China that is deindustrializing Germany. It is Germany itself. Of course China is taking the opportunity to expand its industries, but Germany is the one on the driver seat. In 2024, a Chinese official told me, "we love the German greens. They are committing energy and industrial suicide, this is so good for our industries." Germany has the world most stupid energy policy, and still insists on it despite of its obvious failures. No other country but Germany itself is responsible for this biggest driver of de-industrialization in the country.

Smarter cars mean safer roads. From 7 July 2026, all new passenger cars and vans across the EU will require these built-in features ↓