Fwiw robotics gets a lot of state support rn Agree on overall vector. But it’s (imho) of all startup sectors in the best position.
@andreasklinger
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Europe’s Robotics Opportunity: Building Trillion-Dollar Companies
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Robotics can be Europe’s saving grace. We got tons of manufacturing, deeptech competence, and high labor costs. Perfect breeding grounds for the next robotics trillion $ companies. Ps:
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Germany becomes robotics proving ground for innovation
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Robotics is germany’s proving ground rn.
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Optical Illusion Dress AI Generation Freaks Out Users Online
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The black blue dress never worked on me.
— Andreas Klinger 🦾 (@andreasklinger) 27 janvier 2024
This one freaks me out though 🤯
I had to manually rewind to make sure it’s not two videos in one. 💀pic.twitter.com/6DNJdrgyTOThe black blue dress never worked on me. This one freaks me out though I had to manually rewind to make sure it’s not two videos in one.
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Open Source as Effective Marketing Strategy for Tech Projects
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Right? Crazy how well open sourcing works for marketing. Tried forever to get friends of mine to pay attention to it
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SaaS Companies Are Just Glorified Forms and Spreadsheets
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yes that makes it even funnier most saas companies are just glorified forms and spreadsheets
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Spreadsheet with Unit Tests: Favorite Product Insult
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"Spreadsheet with unit tests" has to be my favorite product insult
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Carta’s equity selling strategy criticized for poor marketplace approach
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Carta selling equity isn’t “a fuckup they need to own up” It’s literally their VC pitch since several years! How can they have such a poor product approach? They act like shady secondary sites instead of a whitelisted marketplace. https://
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AI-Generated Memes Shape Election Discourse More Than Fake Content
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I think ai content will shape the election. But more as memes. Less as fake content Like everyone knows that its fake. But its funny so people share it.
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European Market Fragmentation Impact on Unified Strategy
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> That thinking dominates Europe at every level, even small local markets/decisions where national-level fragmentation is not a factor. That premise is wrong If you are in a large unified market with strong networks and shared media you do target that full market and hence