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Building a traditional web app in the age of AI feels like perfecting the horse-drawn carriage while hearing the first Model T roll off the assembly line.

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@marc_louvion @Wise Spread this between multiple banks, and get yourself an Interactive Brokers account. Happy customer for years.

@Fidias0 How about 100%?

@levelsio In the short medium term, AI is a tractor, and in the long term AI will build the tractors for us.

@LibertyCappy @boddenbooks :-D

@pmarca @levelsio Not even cosplaying as one.

@marc_louvion My desk

@levelsio We’d be lucky to end up like Japan. I think Europe is currently trending to turn into a continent-wide city of Venice; an open-air museum.

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Good analysis. I would add that the euro has meant that the ECB had to set a single interest rate for economies as different as Germany’s and Greece’s, that have very different levels of productivity. So Germany has benefited from an interest rate that is too low, and Greece has suffered from an IR that is too high.

@monaco__info C’est Curau, sans « e » 😉

@IdLibertes Avec un beau F majuscule qui va bien à "Français" et ce serait parfait ;-)

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You're absolutely right. Case in point: Italian and German industrial production had grown in lockstep since the 70s and started diverging exactly when the euro was introduced: (source: @IdLibertes ) The euro is overvalued, and the base rate is too high for Italy, and undervalued / base rate too low for Germany.