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Alessandro Martinello 🇪🇺 @alemartinello.com · 02/10/2026

A beer to recommend. Tasted great! The warm sunny afternoon also helped…

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Gabriel M Ahlfeldt @ahlfeldt.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

Who hasn’t wished for consistent European micro-geographic house-price indices? Start: Germany + England & Wales in one dashboard. Data ready to download. Send me yours sites.google.com/view/ahlfeld... Send me your AHS index from your country! @bsoeberlin.bsky.social @heblich.bsky.social

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Alessandro Martinello 🇪🇺 @alemartinello.com · 28/09/2026

Neat! Need to read up your paper to see what is needed, but Danish data ought also to be available for this

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Alessandro Martinello 🇪🇺 @alemartinello.com · 18/09/2026

To be fair the Danish government has repeatedly warned and urged the population to stock up for at least 3 days autonomy. Not everyone I know has done so - but many have.

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The Analyst @militaryanalyst.bsky.social · 18/09/2026

They're not out there insisting the urgency means its time to stock up on water, tinned foods, candles and wind up radios (to be fair UK has issued guidance and stock levels of 1l water a radios has dropped sharply, I know because I was stocking up). The majority pay no attention, they have zero

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Alessandro Martinello 🇪🇺 @alemartinello.com · 18/09/2026

And there is a specific paragraph in the council at Rivendell explicitly stating that Bombadil would have forgotten the tool ever existed in the first place and lose in a stream after ages of neglect

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Alessandro Martinello 🇪🇺 @alemartinello.com · 17/09/2026

Auch DI 😭 Lidt rodet kausal model…

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Alessandro Martinello 🇪🇺 @alemartinello.com · 11/09/2026

35 years ago, it was about a dystopian AI surveillance future, hundreds of years from now

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Alessandro Martinello 🇪🇺 @alemartinello.com · 11/09/2026

every human […] had a comlog with biomonitor, many had implants, and each of these was tuned to the music of the datasphere, monitored by elements of the datasphere, dependent upon functions of the datasphere-so humans accepted their lack of privacy. The fall of Hyperion, Dan Simmons, 1990

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Alessandro Martinello 🇪🇺 @alemartinello.com · 10/09/2026

Eh. From what one could see publicly I would agree. I would have appreciated a few words about her participation in Theil’s secret club though.

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Alessandro Martinello 🇪🇺 @alemartinello.com · 10/09/2026

The reasons I could indeed deduce it was Germany and not Italy is that 1) no supermarket would ever do that 2) customers would riot

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John Burn-Murdoch @jburnmurdoch.ft.com · 08/09/2026

2) England is a rare exception. During the 2010s many other countries (including the other 3 UK nations) changed tack, experimenting with ideas like transferrable skills instead of focusing on tried-and-tested disciplines and methods. It looks like those experiments have failed.

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Alessandro Martinello 🇪🇺 @alemartinello.com · 08/09/2026

My wife is a lawyer. And the 6/8 months old tools they are using is doing wonders to both save time AND challenge e.g. professionals’ due diligence findings, resulting in lower costs and higher quality for the client. One year ago I would not have thought we’d get here so fast

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Alessandro Martinello 🇪🇺 @alemartinello.com · 06/09/2026

Hoping a democracy doesn’t elect morons is not sustainable. What makes relationships stable is the robustness of the executive, legislative and judiciary system to the newest moron-in-charge. The trust damage comes from seeing how fragile (abd thereby volatile) the US system is as a whole

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Alessandro Martinello 🇪🇺 @alemartinello.com · 04/09/2026

Fun fact - denne trappe blev næsten kun brugt af gæsterne 😅

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Alessandro Martinello 🇪🇺 @alemartinello.com · 03/09/2026

Swap the bottom with brown/khaki chinos and the story gets more coherent “going to hang out with friends”. Swap them with navy blue and it’s “another day at the office”. I am bad at PowerPoint, but would bet you’d agree it would feel more natural and relaxing

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Alessandro Martinello 🇪🇺 @alemartinello.com · 03/09/2026

Whether (a model) looks good or not is not my point. It does look *odd* to me in the sense that the top and bottom part feel disconnected. The bottom part tells me “I am formal and elegant”. The top is a mix of “another day at the office” and “I am a casual dude wanting to go out with friends”.

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Alessandro Martinello 🇪🇺 @alemartinello.com · 02/09/2026

Excessively formal for work, will look odd with anything but a white shirt and a black tie, at which point people will worry if they are in the wrong hall and they are disturbing a funeral gathering. Exceptions require impeccable style statistically unlikely to be observed at an academic gathering

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Alessandro Martinello 🇪🇺 @alemartinello.com · 31/08/2026

Which proves that elves are a botched, evolutionary dead end and should be isolated in unchanging arcologies on the pretext of conservation but with the real goal of preventing contamination of human dna and associated risks of widespread evolutionary stagnation. As Iluvatar intended.

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Alessandro Martinello 🇪🇺 @alemartinello.com · 28/08/2026

It is drawing extreme values from unobserved random variables? Is it? Is it?

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Alessandro Martinello 🇪🇺 @alemartinello.com · 24/08/2026

I am actually very efficient in taking out the trash. The time spent gazing at random stuff in the garden does not count. Still

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Alessandro Martinello 🇪🇺 @alemartinello.com · 24/08/2026

💯 In my case she can create a local singularity within which the normal flow of time bends to her will. It is the only reasonable explanation for how she manages to clean the kitchen and prepare 5 healthy packed meals for the kids in the same time I take out the trash

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Mia Tulpa @diesel-flowers.bsky.social · 15/08/2026

they always look like this

Preacher, from the Preacher comic book, angrily exclaims to a group of white supremacists saying "why is it the 'greatest champions of the white race' always turn out to be the worst examples of it? YOU!" Preacher, zeroing in on one of the racists (who looks shockingly like the creep in this video), says "Where the fuck is your chin?!"

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Eugene Vinitsky 🍒 @eugenevinitsky.bsky.social · 12/08/2026

For the past six months @mariaa.bsky.social and I have been working on creating an improved research experience on atproto. It's now live! Check out: lea.ac

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Alessandro Martinello 🇪🇺 @alemartinello.com · 12/08/2026

I am turning into a bear, enjoying the relative solitude of a low density residential neighborhood. But today, eating at my favorite ramen place, and being offered dark glasses by random people gathering in the street to see the eclipse, Nørrebro reminded me of why dense neighborhoods are special

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Alessandro Martinello 🇪🇺 @alemartinello.com · 06/08/2026

Seen from a European perspective, on the one hand the US capabilities as a potential defense partner are lower, on the other hand the US capabilities as a potential aggressor are lower. “Fun” times not knowing if this is mostly good or mostly bad…

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Alberto Alemanno @alemanno.bsky.social · 31/07/2026

The European response to the #Ceuta crisis will go down in history as an own goal that emboldened Europe’s adversaries. Instead of showing solidarity, Italy & co sought to punish it. Now, with the vast majority of arrivals already returned, the failure wasn’t border control but European solidarity.

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Alessandro Martinello 🇪🇺 @alemartinello.com · 31/07/2026

I respectfully disagree. I do not think people fear death generally. Rather, and especially people of power, they fear to be forgotten. That their life and all they have done and worked for will fade away and amount to nothing. And so some would rather be remembered as villains than be forgotten

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Alessandro Martinello 🇪🇺 @alemartinello.com · 30/07/2026

As I said to multiple colleagues in the past years, Italy rightfully refuses to participate in World Cups held in undemocratic and dictatorial states committing crimes against humanity 🇮🇹

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Alessandro Martinello 🇪🇺 @alemartinello.com · 30/07/2026

What is the second picture? I feel I must have seen it before, but I am not strong in art history…

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Alessandro Martinello 🇪🇺 @alemartinello.com · 30/07/2026

Ah do it must be Germany where Denmark gets its inspiration for railroad projects!

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Martin Krøger @martinkroeger.dk · 25/07/2026

Et helvede.

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Kenneth Nørgaard @kennethnrgaard.bsky.social · 09/07/2026

Amalie truede sin lillesøster med en kniv for at beholde sin telefon. Er det tid til at tilbyde behandling for ekstrem mobilafhængighed? Over 67.000 danskere udviser symptomer på afhængighed af telefonen.

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Amalie truede sin lillesøster med en kniv for at beholde sin telefon. Er det tid til at tilbyde behandling for ekstrem mobilafhængighed?

For 20 år siden havde ingen af os en smart phone. I dag er over 67.000 danskere ramt af ekstrem mobilafhængighed. Hvordan kan vi løse det problem?

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John Michael White @johnmichaelw.bsky.social · 06/07/2026

That even *progressive* Americans seemingly don't have this instinct is almost as damning about America as anything Trump's done. It makes, say, the partisan gerrymandering both sides have indulged in far more understandable.

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Giulio Mattioli @giuliomattioli.bsky.social · 25/06/2026

Climate change and the AC debate

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Alessandro Martinello 🇪🇺 @alemartinello.com · 24/06/2026

Bike commutes, talking out loud. Being looked at like a crazy person by everyone you cross is a small price to pay. What else would I be doing with that time?

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Carl T. Bergstrom @carlbergstrom.com · 22/06/2026

Why does planning an essay feel like you're doing all the work before doing the work, Grammarly? Because learning the subject, figuring out what you want to say, and planning out of the structure of how to say it *IS* the vast majority of the work of writing. Any writer knows this. You do too.

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Alessandro Martinello 🇪🇺 @alemartinello.com · 20/06/2026

Det kunne være DSB’s direktion tog min forslag seriøst

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Alessandro Martinello 🇪🇺 @alemartinello.com · 20/06/2026

Også bemærkelsesværdig at, om sommeren og i weekenden, det er ikke muligt at være i den største by før kl 10:00 hvis man kommer fra den 2. største by (uden overnatning) med offentlig transport. Anyways, elbilen er under opladning

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Paul Hünermund @p-hunermund.com · 15/06/2026

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Alessandro Martinello 🇪🇺 @alemartinello.com · 12/06/2026

Aaaaand corporate locking of PCs 😉

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Alessandro Martinello 🇪🇺 @alemartinello.com · 12/06/2026

I have started the habit to ending each M365 copilot prompt “be brutally concise and no follow up questions on next steps God help me if you ask me to turn this into a 1-pager executive comm slide I will uninstall you”

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Alessandro Martinello 🇪🇺 @alemartinello.com · 12/06/2026

So we are talking about Claude cowork I assume?

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