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Doctors told to give Palantir's NHS data platform the cold shoulder
(theregister.com)
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Interesting in TFA: The BBC does not use TikTok tracking pixels on its website or place advertising pixels on third-party sites. So they use them on non-third party sites?
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Make child possession of a phone illegal, jail the parents who do not comply.
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Weil Anima
(math.columbia.edu)
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You can do it with infinitesimals if you like, but the required course in nonstandard analysis to justify it is a bastard .
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Dijkstra's algorithm won't be replaced in production routers any time soon
(theregister.com)
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Marvelous
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9mo ago
"I'm feeling overhydrated ..."
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Stalin's Comment and the Immunity of Mathematics
(mathoverflow.net)
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On the company about page: We work in Rust, Java/Quarkus, C, C++, LLVM and Python ... ?
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The Nature of the Beast
(cinemasojourns.com)
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Welcome to capitalism!
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9mo ago
I'd never heard of BK before and I see some positive opinions on HN; I manage a small company's CI, we're really rather happy with GitLab CI, but I'm always on the lookout for something better. Clicking through to your
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I did a BK search earlier in the article and ended on the same page, decided I couldn't be bothered to play those sort of games and clicked away. The GPs link actually looks rather interesting so I'll investigate, so take this a
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9mo ago
Guthub! May be a typo, I'll be using it anyway ...
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9mo ago
Litres! The horror! Actual title: Horror in Wellington as millions of litres of untreated sewage flow into the sea
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Cahiers du Cinéma, still the best writing on cinema: you have to be able to read French of course. I get the paper edition (there are a few places in London) but electronic versions are available: https://www.cahiersducinema.com
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I've never understood why you'd need a currency specifically for Italian cars.
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... so says a study funded by Anthropic, rather self-serving then ...
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9mo ago
Yes, by "infant" I didn't mean baby, rather "in infant school" so 5-11, I was 8ish IIRC? Apologies for the Briticism. No apologies for despising that evil bitch.
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Server CPUs join memory in the supply shortage, pushing up prices
(theregister.com)
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9mo ago
Modern informatics ?
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When I was an infant, I went to school one day and there was no free milk, "Maggie Thatcher, milk snatcher" had put a stop to that. I've always hated the woman, and now you've made her worse ...
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Perhaps these troubled students should drop film studies and instead start a degree on playing-with-your-fucking-phone studies.
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9mo ago
Very nice: borkage on the Central line you say? Tell me about it
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9mo ago
Sounds like a great reason to never start a criminal company in Spain.
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Europe shrugs off tariffs, plots to end tech reliance on US
(theregister.com)
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Not uncommon :-)
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Men will stick anything up their arses, "I fell on it!" ... riiight.
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9mo ago
The popularity of the Volkswagen shows that Europe has no objection to (formerly) Nazi cars, but there are limits ...
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