Flinks World

Ein weiterer Entwurf eines Remakes aus dem Psygnosis-Game "The Misadventures of Flink", erschienen 1994 für Amiga CD32, Megadrive und Mega CD. Die CD-Version hatte ich zuerst produziert, die wurde dann auf die Mega Drive-Version runtergerechnet.

The Misadventures of Flink - Bossfight (first sketch)

Finally released something....

Lets Gooooooooooooo

Vibes

Detorit Type Beat 2024

Og nej, det er ikke navnet på et nyt tømrerfirma men derimod de nye værter her på Borgen Unplugged: Martin Flink og Anders Langballe. Hør dem her i denne korte ‘teaser’ og glæd dig til næste fredag, hvor de går i luften med deres første rigtige udsendelse. Og her vil Flink stille spørgsmålene. Og Langballe have svarene.

Flink og Langballe

Was kann einen Mann stolzer machen, als das, was er selber erschaffen hat?

Das Lied vom Tunnelbau

Fresh out of the studio, Jing Yang, the Asia Bureau Chief from The Information, shares her insights on ByteDance's pivotal moment, China's venture capital challenges, and the emerging U.S.-China competition in AI and robotics. Starting with ByteDance's latest financials, she revealed how the company now exceeds Meta in revenue but still lags significantly in profit margins, with its domestic business—Douyin and Toutiao—continuing to drive the lion's share of profits while TikTok remains unprofitable. Jing Yang explains how founder Zhang Yiming has entered "founder mode," dramatically increasing CapEx spending on AI development while ByteDance mysteriously went quiet on the AI leaderboard despite earlier dominance. Moving to venture capital, she unpacks why HongShan Capital has only deployed a quarter of its $9 billion fund raised in 2022, citing the collapse of exit opportunities, new overseas listing regulations from Chinese regulators, and the disappearance of big-ticket growth deals. She then explores the new wave of Chinese AI startups targeting global markets from day one, explaining how censorship and geopolitics force founders to choose between building for China or building for the world—they cannot do both. Finally, Jing Yang breaks down China's non-obvious advantage in humanoid robotics: not manufacturing prowess, but access to advanced manufacturing test beds where robots can be deployed, iterated, and refined at scale—an advantage The U.S. simply cannot match beyond Tesla.

“I think this is a sort of coming-of-age moment. When I say coming of age, I mean collectively for Chinese entrepreneurs. Many of these founders are my age, or even younger, and I’ve spoken with some of them. I can really relate to why they want to build businesses that target the global market instead of just China. In the past, you could build a company in China first and then think about expanding outward. That’s no longer possible. For any consumer-facing software company today, from day one you must decide: Do I build for China, or do I build for Global minus China? The examples of TikTok, Shein, and many others show that you cannot do both. It’s not possible to serve both markets at once.” - Jing Yang

Episode Highlights:
[00:00] Quote of the Day by Jing Yang from The Information
[02:14] ByteDance revenue exceeds Meta, profit lags
[05:01] Zhang Yiming goes founder mode with AI 
[08:24] TikTok's significance to ByteDance's future
[10:18] China signals willingness on TikTok deal
[13:02] Chinese tech giants pivots to semiconductors, hard tech
[14:27] ByteDance's quiet AI strategy and leadership
[19:11] Why HongShan, formerly Sequoia China deploys only quarter of $9B fund
[21:00] China VC market lacks big growth deals
[24:20] New overseas listing regulations hinder exits
[26:15] Chinese VCs struggle with US investments
[29:53] Chinese founders target global markets from day one
[32:20] What forces global versus China product split
[38:28] Chinese apps feel holistic but culturally distinct
[43:00] ChatGPT arrival sparked physical AI revolution
[47:23] Chinese AI companies prioritize commercial use cases over AGI
[50:13] China's manufacturing provides crucial test beds advantage
[53:42] Redefining what constitutes a Chinese startup
[54:55] AI race between Chinese in China vs US
[58:00] Closing

Profile: Jing Yang, Asia Bureau Chief from The Information
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jing-yang-33548123/

Podcast Information: Bernard Leong hosts and produces the show. The proper credits for the intro and end music are "Energetic Sports Drive." G. Thomas Craig mixed and edited the episode in both video and audio format. 

Why Data Streaming Is the Secret Weapon for AI Success with Kamal Brar

The Analyse Podcast, formerly Analyse Asia, is a weekly show that dissects the pulse of business, technology, and media across the world. Hosted by Bernard Leong, it features in-depth conversations with leading journalists, senior executives, visionary authors, entrepreneurs, and thought leaders who shape industries and ideas. Each episode dives into the most important trends and stories redefining how the world builds, scales, and innovates — from Asia to the globe.

I want to show the World, that AI generated Songs can be good!
Ich will der Welt zeigen, dass KI generierte Lieder gut sein können!

Podcasten om dansk politik. Ægte public service - uden mediestøtte.

Auf dem Kanal findet Ihr einen Teil der Soundtracks, die ich von 1990 - 2005 für verschiedene Games gemacht habe. Dazu auch meine   Spiele-Podcasts, einige alte Amiga-Tunes und - nach und nach - auch Testberichte zu Studio-Hard- und Software.

On the channel you will find a part of the soundtracks I made for different games from 1990 - 2005. Also my game podcasts, some old Amiga tunes and - little by little - reviews of studio hard- and software.

New tracks tagged #flink