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Dmytro | AI Builder (furyz) retweeted
The fucking Russians struck the railway station in Dnipro.
They literally targeted civilians waiting for their trains.
So far, 13 people are reported dead and ten wounded.
For fuck's sake, what a fucking state of cannibals.
Dmytro | AI Builder (furyz) retweeted
We are releasing → classcad.ai today: AI driven embeddable CAD. If you ever enjoyed my OSS projects (zustand, react-spring, r3f, pmndrs), these all came out of CC. 🍻
A small 🇨🇭 team has been working on CAD for so many years, release seemed always out of reach. This is a huge milestone for us and i'd appreciate a RT. 🙏
🚨 Supply chain attacks are the new normal
One compromised package update and your entire app, company, or customers get owned.
Stop blindly running npm update.
Vet. Pin versions. Verify signatures. Use lockfiles.
Your "just update everything" habit is now a liability.
#CyberSecurity #SupplyChain
I’ll use Claude than
We tested Claude, GPT-5.2, and Gemini as scientific paper reviewers on @KurateOrg. When scoring arXiv papers on impact (1–10), GPT clusters around 7–8 and Gemini is similar. Claude Opus 4.6 uses the full range, making it a far better discriminator. See the distributions 👇
people scared of LLMs.
Use them every day. Here's the truth:
If your job is moving a cursor in Excel to look busy, you're cooked. But that job had no meaning anyway ( the actual problem )
LLMs freed me from tabs vs spaces (and other meaningless shit in software development) so I could think about the real value beyond syntax.
next wave frees us from the cursor so we can think about life.
(hope we won't get into a surveillance dystopia first)
It is always logistics: green grapes in Lidl are from Hessenring, so you need a truck, driver, diesel, warehouses, now scale this supply chain to dozens of products. Also vignettes, insurances, amortization of this fleet.
Why are groceries in the Balkans sometimes more expensive than in Western Europe?
Because in the entire Balkans - there is not a single free floating currency. ALL Balkan currencies are either pegged to the EUR or tightly managed against the EUR. 💶 🇪🇺
Locals think in terms of EUR and not their local currency when it comes to anything more expensive than grocery shopping.
It's not like this in Central Europe. Hungarians, Poles and Czechs mainly think in terms of their local currencies.
The cost of pegging your currency with the EUR is give up on monetary freedom 👇
1. Your currency becomes artificially strong, which hurts your local producer's export competitiveness whilst encouraging foreign imports. Balkan wages are lower but tradeable goods prices converge to Western levels because the exchange rate is not allowed to depreciate.
With this chocolate bar example, on Polish or Czech supermarket shelves, there are much more domestically produced chocolate options than in the Balkans.
2. Can't cut rates to stimulate during recession (or you will face a carry trade attack)
3. Government can't inflate away debt as easily
It's very difficult for the Balkans to reverse course now. Romania is the most redeemable case in the region, as the currency is managed rather than pegged. The central bank can still allow the RON to gradually depreciate as they have done over the years, whilst compensating investors with higher yields.
It's good that in Poland, Hungary and Czechia - public support for Euro adoption is increasingly low!
Dmytro | AI Builder (furyz) retweeted
Imagine your child is taken from school or home by a foreign army. You don’t know where they are. No phone call. No goodbye. Weeks later, you see their photo on a government-linked website — listed with a fake name, described like a product: “quiet,” “obedient,” “blue eyes.” Someone on the other side of the border is browsing, deciding whether to take them.
This isn’t a nightmare. This is the reality for thousands of Ukrainian families.
russia has created an online platform where users can “choose” Ukrainian children abducted from the occupied territories.
The so-called “catalog” allows filtering children by photo, gender, eye and hair color, and personality descriptions. Children are effectively being displayed as merchandise. This is not merely deportation — this is systematic human trafficking, bearing all the hallmarks of state-sanctioned digital slavery.
Such actions by the russian federation are a direct violation of international humanitarian law, the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, and the Rome Statute. These are war crimes and crimes against humanity.
Once again, russia proves it is not merely a terrorist state. It operates as a state of human traffickers. In the 21st century.
Dmytro | AI Builder (furyz) retweeted
It's a hard time in #web3
It's an horrible one in Ukraine
But some people keep the faith and keep building
@kattanatrade team is there to demonstrate this
I'm impressed and inspired by them 👏🙏🫶
They deserve our support
Act today for a better future
#TRON #BitTorrentChain
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Dmytro | AI Builder (furyz) retweeted
My recent on the counter-offense. I asked what was happening in a liberated village: “The Ukrainian soldiers who came were almost hurt, that’s how hard people hugged them; almost crushed them in their arms.” theguardian.com/commentisfre…