Luis Saiz
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Formalized paranoia
I don’t know how but it seems I was able to read “leading indicators” of the sliding and I unfollow her time ago
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Jan Rosenow
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Denmark is becoming the new Norway! Electric vehicles in Denmark follow a text book S-curve. In August: 69% of new sales were full battery electric vehicles. Source
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Not a narcissist
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Me llaman del CIS para una encuesta. Que serán 20 minutos. Espero que sus métodos de evaluación y eliminación de sesgos estén afinados porque los que tienen 20 minutos a las 11 de la mañana están muy sesgados
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3 days ago
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LaurieWired
9 days ago
SSDs are pretty reliable in a technical sense. That is, unless you make a really, really bad mistake in firmware. HP had a line of ~20 different Enterprise SSD models for datacenter use. In exactly 3 years, 270 days and 8 hours, every one is irrecoverably bricked.
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Katie Mack
3 days ago
Just to recap, the actual president found an AI-generated video of a fake news report depicting a fake announcement about an imaginary healthcare system based on a technology that doesn’t exist and posted it on his official social media account
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Jack Jenkins
3 days ago
Wait: so the President of the United States shared a video of a fake news report, rooted in a conspiracy theory, that features an AI-generated version of himself promoting a policy that…doesn’t exist?
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AEMET
3 days ago
🔴⚠️ AVISO ROJO | Lluvias torrenciales. ➡️ Peligro extraordinario en las provincias de Tarragona, Castellón y Valencia la tarde-noche del domingo y el lunes. ➡️ ¡Puede haber inundaciones y crecidas repentinas en cauces! Siga las recomendaciones de Protección Civil.
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Good try but not
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Know your threat model Listen to Peter
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Nicole Hennig
5 days ago
New tool makes generative AI models more likely to create breakthrough materials
https://news.mit.edu/2025/new-tool-makes-generative-ai-models-likely-create-breakthrough-materials-0922
#AI
#quantum
#materials
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Reuters
5 days ago
Spain gets triple credit boost as Moody's, Fitch join S&P in upgrades
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Spain gets triple credit boost as Moody's, Fitch join S&P in upgrades
Spain received a double boost from global ratings agencies Moody's and Fitch on Friday, joining S&P Global to upgrade the country's rating citing its improving economy and labour market.
https://reut.rs/46FO0LA
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Chris Geidner
5 days ago
This is going to end up being the most pointless and expensive "this meeting could have been an email" in history.
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Stray bullet….
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If you see this, post a bridge
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IT Revolution
5 days ago
The most striking DORA finding: Teams with a user focus see amplified benefits from AI. Teams without a user focus experience NEGATIVE impacts. Warning: Without a user-centric focus, AI adoption can harm performance. Your AI strategy needs deep user understanding baked in.
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AI’s Mirror Effect: How the 2025 DORA Report Reveals Your Organization's True Capabilities
The research provides both a roadmap and a reality check: AI can revolutionize software development, but only for organizations willing to build the systems, cultures, and practices that allow it to…
https://itrev.io/46QPBiN
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Not Boston…
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Domestic Enemy Hat
6 days ago
If a government tells you that you can’t call it authoritarian, it’s authoritarian.
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Acyn
6 days ago
OBAMA: It's fair to say that 80% of the world's problems involve old men hanging on who are afraid of death and insignificance, and they won't let go. They build pyramids, and they put their names on everything. They get very anxious about it.
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IT Revolution
6 days ago
The 2025 DORA report just delivered a reality check: AI doesn't create excellence—it amplifies what already exists. 90% of orgs use AI in development now, but the benefits aren't automatic. High performers get acceleration. Dysfunctional systems get chaos.
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AI’s Mirror Effect: How the 2025 DORA Report Reveals Your Organization's True Capabilities
The research provides both a roadmap and a reality check: AI can revolutionize software development, but only for organizations willing to build the systems, cultures, and practices that allow it to…
https://itrev.io/46QPBiN
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Aaron Rupar
7 days ago
Bessent on why US troops won't get involved in defending Europe: "As I told my European counterparts about two weeks ago, 'All I hear from you is that Putin wants to march into Warsaw. The one thing I'm sure of is that Putin isn't marching into Boston.'"
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Hacker News 20
7 days ago
B.C. rescuers use helicopter-mounted cell tower to find missing man
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/north-shore-rescue-lifeseeker-portable-cell-tower-1.7639677
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B.C. rescuers use helicopter-mounted cell tower to find missing man | CBC News
A B.C. search-and-rescue team says a new piece of technology allows them to search for missing people's cell phones in areas where there would otherwise be no signal.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/north-shore-rescue-lifeseeker-portable-cell-tower-1.7639677
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Aaron Rupar
7 days ago
Bessent: "Now Putin has started making incursions into the NATO borders. The one thing I can tell you is the US is not going to get involved with troops or any of that. We will sell the Europeans weapons."
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Security lesson today: unpredictability is your friend
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Zack Whittaker
7 days ago
New: Defense contractor giant RTX has confirmed in a legally required filing that the cyberattack on its subsidiary, Collins Aerospace, which sparked days of airport delays and cancellations across Europe, was ransomware. This comes hours after UK police say they arrested a suspect in his 40s.
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UK arrests man linked to ransomware attack that caused airport disruptions across Europe | TechCrunch
RTX, the parent company of Collins Aerospace, confirmed in a legally required notice that the disruption was ransomware-related.
https://techcrunch.com/2025/09/24/uk-police-arrest-man-linked-to-ransomware-attack-that-caused-airport-disruptions-in-europe/
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Boris Izaguirre???
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TProphet
8 days ago
1/ Hi, I'm TProphet. I write the Telecom Informer for
@2600.com
. A lot of people have been asking me about
www.nbcnews.com/politics/nat...
given that I'm somewhat knowledgeable in the area. Here's my take: I'm kind of astonished that this is public, and it isn't normal that it would ever be.
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Secret Service agents dismantle network that could shut down New York cellphone system
Agents discovered electronic devices in five locations in and around the city that could be used to disable cellphone towers. The system could also be used for criminal activities.
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/national-security/secret-service-agents-dismantle-system-used-convey-assassination-threa-rcna233115
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Extremist doesn't like regression to the mean
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dell cameron
8 days ago
“Despite speculation in some reporting about SIM farm operation that suggests it was created by a foreign state such as Russia or China and used for espionage, it’s far more likely that the operation’s central focus was scams and other profit-motivated forms of cybercrime…”
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Sung Kim
8 days ago
Google present an approach for transforming textbooks into more personalized and interactive versions, while still keeping the content accurate and high-quality, which they call it as "Learn Your Way".
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JoJoFromJerz
9 days ago
Call me crazy, but I’m pretty sure that taking your medical advice from a conspiracy theorist, a tv doc and a reality gameshow host might just be a really fucking bad idea.
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Leah McElrath
9 days ago
Dr. Oz is a large investor in and global advisor for iHerb, a company that sells supplements for folinic acid, which is the the non-prescription version of leucovorin, the medication which is being recommended for the treatment of autism by Dr. Oz.
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Scientific method
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Mike Boylan-Kolchin
9 days ago
Speaking as an astrophysicist, I would not take scientific advice from a guy who stared directly at a Solar eclipse. YMMV.
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The Onion
11 days ago
Subscribe while literacy is still legal.
https://membership.theonion.com/?campaign=701a500001bfegPAAQ
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Nicholas Weaver
11 days ago
Why is this horrible for Universities? Just about everyone who isn't a citizen or green card holder already who's hired for a tenure track faculty position is hired through an H1B and then, after 3-5 years, applies for a green card. This is literally "No more foreign professors can be hired"
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Peter Gleick
11 days ago
It now appears the Trump administration is going to require government scientists to allow political apparatchiks to review and vet scientific papers before publication to ensure ideological purity. This is gross abuse of the scientific process.
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EPA tells scientists to stop publishing studies, employees say
Staff from the EPA’s Office of Water were summoned to a town hall meeting this week and told to pause the publication of most research, pending a review.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/climate-environment/2025/09/20/epa-scientists-research-publications/
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Extreme Temperatures Around the World
11 days ago
‼️ABSOLUTELY UNBELIEVABLE TROPICAL NIGHT AT 1800M IN AUSTRIA Min 20.4 Hahnenkamm Never happened 250+ years of Austria history ANYTIME ANYWHERE No summer heat wave ever made what happened today. On Sept 20th! One of the most extreme event Europe has ever seen. Absolutely historic
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Carl T. Bergstrom
12 days ago
In any functioning democracy people like this—pushing a lethal agenda based on private grievance against the will of the vast majority of public and against the judgment of virtually all experts—would be immediately pushed aside by legislative oversight. It's a remarkable glitch in US politics.
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Ronan Delexical
12 days ago
The response time the Russians are testing is not the NATO interceptors getting to them. Response time is not an issue for a strike aircraft on the immediate neighbour. The response time they are testing is the US leadership and there is no response so far.
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Outshift | Tool, transaction, task-based access control (TBAC): Securing agentic AI beyond RBAC, ABAC, and ReBAC
See how task-based access control (TBAC) improves on role-based access control (RBAC), attribute-based access control (ABAC) and relationship-based access control (ReBAC) for agentic AI software secur...
https://outshift.cisco.com/blog/tool-transaction-task-based-access-control-tbac
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Aaron Rupar
13 days ago
Trump: "We're gonna reducing drug costs over the next year and a half by 1,000 percent."
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Risk know-how
14 days ago
Our 8 points for effective flood risk communication, developed from insights collected after flash floods in Spain, aims to serve others planning risk communications to ensure they are useful, actionable and keep people safe. Read the resource here
bit.ly/4mo1P7b
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Karen Attiah
13 days ago
The last political column I was allowed to write in the
@washingtonpost.com
was a criticism of Obama. His people took issue with my piece, but we were respectful. Now he is tweeting in support of me. This is how free political speech and respect for debate *actually works*. Or used to work.
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Nicolas Fulghum
13 days ago
Blink and you'll miss it. The EV revolution is taking off. 🚗 Even high growth rates provide small increases early on. Then it happens all of a sudden, all at once.
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Ed Hawkins
14 days ago
AI tools are starting to help scientists fill gaps in our knowledge of how weather and climate has varied in the past, with a focus on instrumental weather observations stored in paper archives worldwide
www.nature.com/articles/d41...
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‘Revolutionary’ AI tools rescue old weather data to improve climate models
Specialist machine-learning models are helping researchers to transcribe centuries-old handwritten records.
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-025-02798-y
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Shiv Ramdas Mens Rice Activist
14 days ago
people will tell you they don't understand gender fluidity then look right at a ship called the Edmund Fitzgerald and call it "her" without missing a beat
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Classical Studies Memes for Hellenistic Teens
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