Marcus Müller
@lionheart8279.bsky.social
Pro-EU, friend of liberal democracy. Posts about European politics and International relations. Likes are bookmarks, RT not always agreement
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This means that NVIDIA has agreed to invest "up to" $10bn in Anthropic, but has not agreed to invest a single dollar in OpenAI. Good thing everybody wrote that NVIDIA had "invested $100bn" as if it happened
November 19, 2025 at 10:41 PM
This means that NVIDIA has agreed to invest "up to" $10bn in Anthropic, but has not agreed to invest a single dollar in OpenAI. Good thing everybody wrote that NVIDIA had "invested $100bn" as if it happened
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Kind of telling how the Danish Social Democrats are heading into the same electoral car crash as the UK Labour Party
November 18, 2025 at 6:39 PM
Kind of telling how the Danish Social Democrats are heading into the same electoral car crash as the UK Labour Party
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It also ignores a key difference - Denmark has a very high trust society (both for institutions and with each other). The UK has low levels of trust in its institutions. That has a significant impact on how political debates manifest.
November 19, 2025 at 10:11 PM
It also ignores a key difference - Denmark has a very high trust society (both for institutions and with each other). The UK has low levels of trust in its institutions. That has a significant impact on how political debates manifest.
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The extent to which Bluesky and Twitter are swamped by borderline deranged American culture war politics is deeply problematic in distorting the politics of other states with distinct constitutional orders.
Germany, UK, Brazil or France might break down, but they'll do so in their own way
Germany, UK, Brazil or France might break down, but they'll do so in their own way
July 11, 2025 at 11:22 AM
The extent to which Bluesky and Twitter are swamped by borderline deranged American culture war politics is deeply problematic in distorting the politics of other states with distinct constitutional orders.
Germany, UK, Brazil or France might break down, but they'll do so in their own way
Germany, UK, Brazil or France might break down, but they'll do so in their own way
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English language online discourse is dominated by Americans, and the presumption that you are discussing America, when you could be discussing any nation instead, just in a common language. Drives me up the wall.
July 11, 2025 at 1:05 PM
English language online discourse is dominated by Americans, and the presumption that you are discussing America, when you could be discussing any nation instead, just in a common language. Drives me up the wall.