Phelinofist

I don't thinks its intended to be read by humans

There is bunq, which offers a full API for regular users, including a web hook call in case of new transactions. Made me actually switch to them. Super nice so far.

https://doc.bunq.com/

The Gintama fan subs were quite good, they explained a lot

I read as GP agreeing with GGP:

> ... As opposed to sending to Anthropic, Microsoft or Google. Granted, those companies can assert that data will stay in the EU region too, but they'd have to be believed, which, some may find tricky lately

CLOUD Act -> "but they'd have to be believed"

Yes, but they have incentive to support the US gov to spy on everyone else

> ... high energy particle physics is a dead end...

Why that? I'm not following all that too closely

BREAKING NEWS: Water is wet

I developed a personal finance app "using the platform". The only JS is for push notifications (service worker registration). IMO the app still feels interactive, because modern CSS (e.g. toggle visibility on radio selection) and modern HTML features like dialog or details allows for some JS-like actions.

> Nuclear has no real cons other than time/cost of deployment

... and cost of operation and the fact that you have radioactive material you need to securely and safely store for quite a bit (which no one has figured out yet)

> a booming industrial economy

Nothing more important than that!!

> Also, the page reads like an open source “We’re finished, we’re tired.”

I mean it's short and concise and there are additional resources that provide more detail. IMHO it's not a bad thing.

Those sweet $$$. He probably gets a few shares once they IPO.

I work for a company developing speech assistants. We use a blackboard as central component, driving the event based architecture. Agents can subscribe to files/folders on the blackboard (represented as URIs), thus enabling cooperation. Content is semantic. We used the pattern even before the AI boom and it's pretty cool to work with.

> we are going to back protectionism

Who started this, GeNuInElY cUrIoUs

> I doubt I'd go far out of my way to help them, even if I had exposure to them.

Too busy crippling sideloading I guess

I mean it is true that Europe is lagging behind in some frontier things, but if the price for catching up means uncontrollable mega corps it is not worth it. Europe also has some very high-tech companies so I think we are still good.

It's a good thing - AI is in basically everything, it needs regulation.

Which honestly is a good thing? Starbucks sucks. Every small coffee in the EU has a unique flair. I don't like and don't want mega-corps.

“The Commission welcomes the changes made by Apple to its commercial terms,” commented a spokesperson for the European Commission. This announcement, the spokesperson continues, is “the result of close dialogue between the Commission and Apple,” after the tech giant was found in April 2025 to have breached the rules of the Digital Markets Act (DMA) and ordered to take the necessary corrective measures. In light of these developments and the changes to be introduced, “the Commission will monitor Apple’s effective implementation of the new conditions.”

https://www.eunews.it/en/2026/08/18/tracking-and-new-commerc...

Not sure how credible this is though

I agree with your top-level-ish reply - the response by the EU was certainly smart and there are some really interesting things going atm that will loosen the dependency on the US. But just for _feel good_ I would've liked at least a bit more of a fight.

But re:DMA see the most recent Apple app store post on here. Kinda feels like the EU folded too easily there as well.

Good for Canada, quite a shame the EU folded so easily

> Only EU providers

It is though, if that is what you want

Cortecs.ai

Just a reminder that cortecs.ai exists. Pretty much the same as OpenRouter but build in Europe.

The US is no longer a trusted partner. Actually hasn't been for quite a while.

I agree - also kinda funny that Meta followed and also reported a breach by their model, "They are getting PR, lets do the same!"

But you can use Wero also from your good old desktop PC, right? Sure, paying in a restaurant with Wero for example might need this, but I think this is a really, really great first step in the right direction

TBH a lot of devs working on this are probably really good devs, but having experience in the German car OEM market I can quite confidently say that usually it's management pushing unreasonable deadlines/stupid features/setting priorities wrong. Kinda like in most companies that treat SW as second class citizen. Lots of catch up to do.

> US platform

The time limits seem pretty generous