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I don’t think the IT admins are the concern TBH. How about the thousands of people who need to use new software - people who some barely know how to turn the computer on and off?

This! I'm Danish and everything in the government is Microsoft. USA is trying to make a hostile takeover of Greenland, a part of the Danish Kingdom, and meanwhile the parliament is migrating to Azure. I hope someone in the government wakes up soon before it's too late.

We recently moved two companies from AWS to Scaleway which is the closest to AWS you find in EU AFAIK. It's like AWS 5-10 years ago, eg much fewer managed services and you don't have as much tooling, but it works great and it is also cheaper. You do get managed kubernetes, Postgres and Redis plug and play though.

I have seen promotion of this idea multiple times but every time I read about it I fail to understand the gains.

I’m based in Denmark and have incorporated multiple companies. It is very easy and digital and costs very little, even if you get a lawyer to do it for you.

Maybe the issue is a few member states that are behind on digitalization?

In my experience EU is better at setting the guidelines and then the member states can implement the details themselves. When they try to push things it becomes bureaucratic - just look at the cookie law and GDPR. Both great ideas but overly complicated.

I love the approach but I’d go with Mastodon which is an actual open protocol with multiple servers and clients and clearly not for profit

It’s crazy that this still happens in the US.

Tipping is a thing of the past. Pay for your meal and have the restaurant pay their people for their work. End of story.

There is no such thing as unlimited. Everything is subject to fair use and it seems they are now communicating those limits clearly.

I’m not saying VS Code is trash but I think it’s closer to a text editor than an IDE. I even use it for some things non python but I remain curious to the fact why people use it for python.

It might not be tied to VS Code but the title clearly says “New […] IDE experience for…” which is why I commented. I had hoped to see something for PyCharm or even a new IDE.

I lost all interest when I saw VS Code. I don’t get why people consider this a suitable IDE for python when you can have a real IDE like PyCharm.

I'm actually very happy with everything in Claude code, eg the CLI so im really just curious to try other models

Is there anything like Claude code for other models such as gemini?

What is the appeal of Bluesky? I'm surprised to see how much traction it has, when Mastodon already exists and works quite well technically - it seems that Bluesky is simply better at marketing?

I just disabled it today. I have issues searching for local stuff and the other thing - it works poorly with Safari, which is of course not their fault.

Does anyone know what kind of arms that is and where to buy them?

except you cannot melt it and wear it to show off