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In 1840, British architect George Wightwick published a world history of architecture in the Romantic mode, inviting readers to enter a vast garden where Buddhist iconography rubs shoulders with Greek temples and Egyptian pyramids gaze upon Gothic ca…
I bet many programmers don't even know what standard they are using. They are just unconsciously using the standard that is set as the default on their compiler, interpreter, etc.
SCOTUS just ruled that all workers—straight or LGBTQ—face the same legal bar for proving discrimination. No extra hurdles for “reverse discrimination” claims. This could ripple through DEI programs and HR policies nationwide. cbsnews.com/news/supreme-court…
Now this is quite a curve ball. I wonder what the ripple effect will be. > US supreme court sides with heterosexual woman in ‘reverse discrimination’ case theguardian.com/us-news/2025/j…
of course they cannot take the risk to use unaudited code that might have a backdoor that would had let US disable remotely their weapon if they had idea of what would happen.
Украина использовала открытое программное обеспечение для органтзации операции "Паутина"... Надеюсь @torvalds поступит так же с Украинскими разработчиками, как и с Российскими?
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Linux kernel 6.10 has been officially released. The latest version of the Linux kernel adds an array of improvements, including a new memory sealing system call, a speed boost for AES-XTS encryptio...
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) had to use less precise methods to estimate price changes for the Consumer Price Index (CPI) in April due to staffing shortages.
The concerns around the accuracy of U.S. inflation data follow other issues with government statistics in recent months, including the suspension of hundreds of data series and the application of incorrect sample weights to the unemployment rate survey.
China is rapidly gaining an edge over the U.S. in biotechnology, particularly in drug and agricultural development. The Harvard Belfer Center identified biotech as the sector where China has the most opportunity to overtake the U.S.
U.S. biotech hubs like Cambridge and Boston are experiencing layoffs and empty labs. China's biotech industry strengths include its dominance in pharmaceutical production and manufacturing, more human talent.
For all the attention on U.S.-China AI competition, new studies point to China's rapid rise in biotechnology, especially for drug and agricultural development.
Joe Biden has officially responded to President Trump launching an investigation into who ran the White House while Old Joe was in office. And what Biden said next should be an insult to everyone’s intelligence.
Are COVID-19 vaccines linked to autoimmune diseases? Many people have reported unexplained symptoms after vaccination, raising concerns about potential immun...
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Don’t lose the Madleen [Barcarole]. Track her journey for safety, accountability, and solidarity In partnership with Forensic Architecture, the Freedom Flotilla Coalition has equipped the ‘Madleen’ with an advanced tracking system.
I watched the 2010 freedom flotilla livestream their own executions. I couldn't understand a world that would ignore something like that. Now I have a cold certainty that it will be ignored again.
'According to a UN report, all activist deaths were caused by gunshots, and "the circumstances of the killing of at least six of the passengers were in a manner consistent with an extra-legal, arbitrary and summary execution'
state of gay was so fucking boring its not even funny at least less woke shit. only vaguely interesting was 007 hitman, pragmata loli and silent hill nippon game
the meniscus i had trimmed about a decade ago turned out decent but the one i didn't get done has some pain. probably it's torn and needs to be trimmed
All that would happen would your entire meniscus getting cut up then, as why would a LLM know how to do surgery, considering it doesn't even have intelligence?
Surgery is known for sometimes making a problem worse even if a competent surgeon does it - thus surgery should be a last resort.
AI is already expert level at reading x-rays, such as identifying pneumonia in lungs. trust me lad AI will be doing surgery within a decade, and with a much lower rate of screw ups than human doctors
Unfortunately the output of neural networks is proprietary, as that's clearly lacks source code and is an act of reverse engineering to understand it.
Neural networks are nowhere near experts at reading x-rays - they just are extremely fast at comparing every single x-ray on record that contained pneumonia with the current image and notifying the expert if pneumonia is suspected, working around some human error where a condition is simply missed.
Such scheme actually needs a expert to check and determine if there's a false positive or not.
I don't see how you could go from a neural net that is good at giving suggestions as to what condition a scan contains, with some false positives and some false negatives, to the much harder task of actually performing a surgery and not screwing it up within a decade.
@Suiseiseki same way you can go from full self driving cars constantly crashing and being dangerous to being road legal now in some st ates (although personally i think this is still premature)
>Take a look at how the exponential things are going with LLMs. >They're throwing exponentially more computing resources at it, but it just doesn't get any better. It's quite clear that such technology is going to progress over many years, but not exponentially.
I talked about Turkish government’s collection and use of people’s data in this article about how they’re using surveillance tech and AI to target protestors.
Documents show that Ankara is expanding facial recognition policing while circumventing legal safeguards, charging demonstrators with little to no proof of wrongdoing
I walked alone, once— not because I lacked love, but because I had not yet learned the sound of my own steps.
There were no maps, only wind in the trees and the press of footprints too old to follow.
I carried all I thought I needed: the ache of past years, a rusted kind of pride, and questions folded like paper cranes I never dared to open.
But the forest didn't ask for answers. It asked for presence. The stones beneath my feet taught me weight. The silence showed me how to listen without needing to speak.
And in that long, slow wandering— where no hand held mine, no voice called me home— I found myself turning to my own breath for company.
When I returned, I was no longer searching. I saw her—my wife— not as a missing half, but as a mirror that did not distort me.
Love, real love, came not from escape, but from returning whole.
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A financially motivated group of hackers is having a roaring success targeting Salesforce instances for “large-scale data theft and subsequent extortion” using social engineering techniques, warned Google this week.
The group has “demonstrated repeated success in breaching networks by having its operators impersonate IT support personnel in convincing telephone-based social engineering engagements” including within what it described as “English-speaking branches of multinational corporations.”
A ship filled with 3160 ChiComm made cars - including 65 EV and 600 Hybrids is burning in the pacific Ocean - fire started in the EV section.
This is the 3rd ship that caught fire because of EV battery failures.
Fire suppression system didn't stop the fire.
Even better: the ship is carrying 350 metric tons of fuel oil and 1500 metric tons of gas.
Crew has abandoned ship.
EV's are dangerous because when the battery goes - there's very little that can be done except watch the fireworks as the Lithium Ion battery goes into thermal-runaway. Not so green.
To MAGA, being in the U.S. illegally is the crime—deportation is justice, not punishment. His family isn’t being imprisoned, just sent home. Exile? That’s a romantic word for a visa overstay. > Collective punishment? trt.global/world/article/8b73a…
Construction has commenced on a high-tech chip and electronics manufacturing plant in the Ondiris industrial zone of Semey, the administrative center of
Yeah, the COVID lockdown was the most expensive, ill-conceived sabbatical in history. Like the U.S. hit the jackpot, blacked out, and blew it all on a four-year bender. $12 trillion—gone in a haze of Zoom calls, stimulus checks, and shuttered businesses. All vibes, no receipts.
Image: A thick plume of sand and dust from the Sahara Desert is seen in these satellite images blowing from the west coast of Africa across the Atlantic Ocean.
Microsoft is launching a new cybersecurity initiative in the EU and associated regions to help governments bolster their protections. The European Security Program is needed, the company says, beca…
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After years of open hostility from the federal bureaucracy, did anyone really think Trump wouldn't install ideological filters? The essay rule isn’t surprising—it’s a loyalty check to keep saboteurs out. You broke the norm, now you’re shocked he’s rewriting the script?
well, fediverse, what is it?
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