bier

In the south you say 'zwei mal helles', the north 'zwei mal pils' but throughout 'zwei mal bier'.

What if other people come up with their own bier and they use the same no-brand branding?

When it comes to Bier and Schnitzel and snowy Christmas, Czechs are almost indistinguishable from Bavarians.

Just this week, X's Nikita Bier suggested we have less than six months before he sees no solution.

Ok but then why was Nikita Bier saying they were going to do this?

It's hard for me to imagine needing a car (OK multi-crate Bier runs maybe an exception, as another has written, or moving apartments).

I'm aware of precisely one place in the entire city (Berlin Bier Shop) that stocks any Belgian beer at all.

It used to be self-expression in an oddly entertaining way but that Nikita Bier ruined the whole thing with his metrics chasing algorithmic shifts.

We cannot expect Nikita Bier to swoop in on every suspicious tweet and try to educate us on IP range changes and DNS glitches or whatever.

> For the United States, we used the FBI’s four standard categories for violent crime that Bier cited.

In Germany, it appeared that ordinary people could both afford to, and were inclined to, partake often in small pleasures such as having a Bier and a bite at outdoor cafes in the summer.

> OK multi-crate Bier runs maybe an exception, as another has written You can generally have drinks delivered for little to no surcharge and probably cheaper than specifically renting a car.

But "1/2/3 Helle[s]/Bier/Halbe[s]" [normal plural] is what I'd say.

> Nikita Bier, X’s head of product, accused the EU executive of trying to amplify its own social media post about the fine on X by trying “to take advantage of an exploit in our Ad Composer.” For those that haven’t followed Nikita Bier on Twitter, he’s a childish and immature person.

> Nikita Bier, X’s head of product, accused the EU executive of trying to amplify its own social media post about the fine on X by trying “to take advantage of an exploit in our Ad Composer.” For those that haven’t followed Nikita Bier (head of X product) on Twitter, he’s a childish and immature person.

This is critical to getting a pulse on important issues happening in the world,” posted Nikita Bier, Head of Product at X, back on October 14, 2025." That feature of showing where an account was created was on for a bit and then turned off...

I’ll also say I am not impressed by Nikita Bier, who is apparently leading X’s product.

The poster (Nikita Bier) is the head of product at X.

> X’s recent bold decision, led by Head of Product Nikita Bier, to add country labels to accounts reflects an important shift: a recognition that geographic transparency is crucial context to help users understand whether a post is a firsthand account or distant commentary, whether it reflects genuine local sentiment or coordinated foreign messaging.