David Galbraith

@daveg

I invented Twitter bios, like this, among other things. Partner, Anthemis, Venture Capital

London and Geneva
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    2021年11月21日

    Very, very nicely explains why turbulent flow is (a) a phase change (b) structure, not chaos (c) the simplest route on the way to understanding the secret to life itself in terms of entropy…

    Turbulent vs. laminar flow. Art by Hans Erni (1935)
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  2. 6 小時前

    200million people are in extreme poverty due to supply chain and inflation from Covid. Millions more are going to be, because of sanctions. But the ones for the rich are pure theatre. Cayman orgs should be banned, and people should riot against them.

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  3. 3月12日

    Petition: Hold a public inquiry into Russian interference in UK politics

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  4. 3月12日

    Humans. Fighting over deck chairs on the Titanic.

    21/ "A week after the most frightening report in history, one that implied the coming decimation of poor humanity, climate change rated nary a mention in the State of the Union. (How could it compare to the transcendental urgency of rebuilding NATO?)"
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  5. 3月12日

    Notaries are a scam. Have just had to use one for ‘divorce tax’ in France.

    12 months ago, I wrote a $20K angel check into a company in Germany. The local laws are so poor I had to spend $400 on notaries and apostilles to get it done. Now I have to spend another $400 for approving AGM for the company. 4% of the investment on notaries. Really?!
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  6. 3月12日

    Surely the only correct answers here are both or neither?

    Does Europe include:
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  7. 3月12日

    Does Europe include:

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    3月11日

    Two years and counting in the Covid pandemic and we’ve all seen our share of horrifying and heartbreaking images. But this one - the terror these patients in Hong Kong must be feeling, surrounded by corpses.

    Hong Kong’s Hospital Authority has asked the public to understand its difficulties with saturated mortuaries amid the city’s Covid-19 crisis, as an image of bodies lying next to living patients on a hospital ward surfaced online.
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    3月12日

    Scene of mass PCR testing in Chongqing after 3 cases were confirmed in the city.

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    3月12日

    So... massive announcement in every district of today, or at least overnight. Restaurants can only provide take-out, pick-up or delivery for the next four days. 48 hour code to get in... anywhere. I expect people to get tested everyday going forward. Must be bad.

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    3月10日

    To say Hong Kong's current Covid death rate is the highest in the world doesn't quite do justice to how extreme it is. It is markedly higher than any of the countries with the worst overall Covid death rates have ever recorded on a weekly basis.

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  12. 3月12日

    The other half of the pincer for the mother of all supply chain disruptions that will exacerbate inflation and pull hundreds of millions of people into poverty.

    I know everyone stopped caring about Covid at 6 AM Moscow time on Feb 24th, but right now Hong Kong and China's *cumulative* case numbers look like this. Both have recorded more confirmed cases since Mar 1 than in all prior months combined
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  13. 3月12日

    Before Covid, global hunger had been reduced to 80m people. After, it has risen to 270m. The Ukraine war and Russian sanctions will increase it much more.

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    3月11日

    The single most undervalued fact of linear algebra: matrices are graphs, and graphs are matrices. Encoding matrices as graphs is a cheat code, making complex behavior simple to study. Let me show you how!

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  15. 3月11日

    If Millennials and Gen Zs had seen this film the reaction to what’s happening in Ukraine would be quite different.

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    What's at the start of this VHS tape? Oh, it's a promo for Threads from 1984, how apt! Also, some 1984 continuity thrown in for good measure.
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  16. 3月11日

    Every time

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  17. 3月11日

    This, but I would set fire to the table and chairs!

    This morning, I would like to sit next to the water, enjoying the peace, whilst drinking freshly squeezed orange juice and coffee. Lake Como 🇮🇹
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  18. 3月11日

    They’ve just phoned in the Ville Radieuse. Which was phoned in to start with.

    So seem to have discovered SimCity 2000
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  19. 3月11日

    Shirley Valentine

    Name the film, wrong answers only.
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    3月1日

    MP Bob Seely uses parliamentary privilege to name lawyers acting for Russian Oligarchs: - John Kelly - Geraldine Proudler - Nigel Tait

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    Well. This is spicy. Conservative MP Bob Seely makes the most of parliamentary privilege to name individual London lawyers working for Russian oligarchs and questions their morality.
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    3月11日

    Law firm CMS has said it will close its Moscow offices and withdraw from the Russian market, after Conservative MP Bob Seely named CMS partner Geraldine Proudler as one of four “amoral” lawyers working for oligarchs to silence the press.

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