Viewing profile — jacquesm
jacquesm
HN member- Joined
- Sat, Dec 06, 2008, 9:23 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 242,407
- Public activity
- 66,249 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About jacquesm
Unite, a 32 bit protected mode OS, micro kernel, real time, message passing
https://jacquesmattheij.com/unite-operating-system/
Teach yourself piano: https://pianojacq.com/
blog: https://jacquesmattheij.com/
No longer on twitter: Screw Elon Musk and the horse he rode in on. There is
no way I'm going to give that character my content or
collaborate in anything he owns or has a stake in.
Still looking for an alternative.
Founder of modularcompany.com , we do Technical Due Diligence for investors (early stage, VC, PE), vendors and acquirers in Europe and the Near East.Partner at Tablomonto.com. If you have an interesting early stage startup in The Netherlands I would like to hear from you.
Founder of camarades.com / ww.com, creator of the first 'streaming webcam software'.
Small time angel investor, > 20 investments to date, > 20K My email is jacques@modularcompany.com, phone + 31 6 30 366 241, Netherlands, but have lived in Canada, Poland, Romania, and a shorter time in Colombia and Panama.
Feel free to contact me anytime, except for large money transfers from African countries or such.
And please don't even think of approaching me to get your stuff posted or upvoted, if you want something posted do it yourself, if you want stuff to be upvoted post interesting stuff!
If you comment and I'm not responding to you it may well be that you are filtered out from my view, besides I don't owe you a response.
I'm playing around with an extension that allows muting particular accounts, so if I don't respond to you it may also be that you are simply filtered out.
Comments and blog posts 100% AI free.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #49241115
You evaded the question.
- story
-
comment
Comment #49230817
Let me tell you about that time when I walked around in a DC in NL and ran into an unaccompanied FBI liaison officer... I don't think any of us have the total picture, but the bits…
-
comment
Comment #49230241
Canadian judges can rule whatever they want, it isn't going to make a difference in practice: if Canada or a Canadian entity wants data from an EU company they're going to have to …
-
comment
Comment #49228532
Technically, the US president is also not elected by the people but by the electors, which in many ways is comparable to how the EU elected the EU Commission President.
-
comment
Comment #49228517
Because everybody on HN is most likely aware that Google is an American company and that by using them you pretty much can assume that your data can be compromised without your kno…
-
comment
Comment #49227173
There is a Godwin in there somewhere.
-
comment
Comment #49227018
The times are wild enough that I first checked if Trump had been making any moves on Iceland, just in case I had missed something...
-
comment
Comment #49227003
You're right, just the other day our MP lined his pockets to the tune of a couple of billion, pumped his shitcoin, tipped off his friends about about the stock market movements he …
-
comment
Comment #49226396
I think you meant to write Greenland.
-
comment
Comment #49225811
Sorry, I don't agree with that. The amount of corruption in the USA right now is simply off the scale.
-
comment
Comment #49225262
The harder problem here is that any real EU sovereign platform would have to come with ironclad guarantees that it isn't going to be directly or indirectly sold to a US party. And …
-
comment
Comment #49225243
Knowing what to write in the first place is the hard for me, and always has been.
-
comment
Comment #49225215
You can strike at least four of those.
-
comment
Comment #49225072
I hope Airbus is large enough for you? https://thenextweb.com/news/airbus-scaleway-aws-sovereign-cl... And many others besides, pretty much every company I've looked at in the last…
-
comment
Comment #49225042
Well, for sure they can pressure them but I highly doubt Hetzner would break the law in Europe to satisfy the US government, they are a lot more to lose here than there. I realize …
-
comment
Comment #49225023
That's true but the EU still has a - mostly - functioning legal system. See 'Schrems' and other lawsuits that came out as they should have.
-
comment
Comment #49223953
EU data regions are a reflexive action by companies that try to hold on to their EU customers (and more and more are leaving, surprisingly the larger ones seem to be leading here).…
-
comment
Comment #49218573
Almost every service provider in the AI field is subsidizing their token cost to some degree, they're all shooting for marketshare and lock-in (and they're not really achieving the…
-
comment
Comment #49218551
They can do the same thing in the US. What are you going to do, sue OpenAI or Anthropic?
-
comment
Comment #49218431
This is the best model to come out since the beginning of open weights models for those working with classified data that you can not use hosted services for. I've been using it pr…
-
comment
Comment #49216350
Whatever you are making this year as SWE you'll be making less next year if the current trend in improvement of AI coding aids is going to be sustained. Think about it : programmer…
-
comment
Comment #49213134
That's exactly what they did here, I don't see the difference.
-
comment
Comment #49213128
License policies are made by lawyers not by programmers. And their competition will be in the exact same boat (different lawyers though). AGPL is so toxic that it tends to be check…
- story