maxhille

> I guess the single market is not really “single” in the US sense.

AFAIK due to SEPA we are already much better integrated. And with SEPA URLs (QR or NFC) plus instant transactions we already have all we need deployed EU wide. IMO the European banks are just over engineering everything.

Since all non-dedicated GPUs work this way I'd argue this was possible even longer ago. Now one has to question whether those integrated GPUs had any usable computing power. So it's not clear where to draw the line.

I can understand disregarding Apple hardware as they are not general computing devices since they support only a single, locked down OS.

I wonder if there will be proper answers - looks like some Yandex centers still chew out anti-EU propaganda...

Maybe take a look at Nix+Homemanager.

I have no affiliation with anyone in this drama. I heard of Photopea before but never used it. I just opened it to check for attributions and did not find any at all. So if the - possibly fueled by lower motives - accusations about OSS license violations are indeed true, IMO Photopea lost any right to complain about people copying their product.

They switched from using mistral-medium to GLM 5.2 in Vibe

They are now serving GLM52 and the 15€ sub comes with a nice included quota. So I get good code assist and pay a EU company for it.

Since my local Qwen 3.8 did most of the work the recent weeks I thought about canceling my "mistral-medium" Pro subscription. But when I started the vibe-cli and saw that the context size increased to 800k, noticed that they serve GLM-5.2 now, so I'll probably keep the sub. The pricing (for now) gives me a good large quota included in my Pro subscription and the model seems very fast. Via API (hits a smaller, but different quota bucket) it even gives 1M ctx. Built a small proxy to wire it into Android Studio to work around Googles sub-par third party support.

I mean of course it is a Chinese model (like Qwen), but a quick censorship test tells me it is at least not extreme. Just like Qwen, it happily critizes the Tiananmen Square massacre and Tank Man aswell as makes fun of the Winnie Pooh ban in the PRC.

That was exactly the plan in Germany when we finally had a progressive ("center-left") government coalition a couple of years ago. The plan was dragged out and eventually killed by the centrist/neoliberal coalition partner (FDP). It is extremely sad it went this way. Just think of the acceptance the people would've had: Germans might have called for higher CO2 taxes out of pure selfishness...

The OP/submitter's history basically looks what I expect coming from a US or Russian propaganda bot.

"My" claim:

> Putin ("Russia") turned off the gas

Your summary:

> Russia [...] stopped supplying the gas. [...]

Putin turned off the gas, not the EU