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www.skoda-storyboard.com 3mo ago

Škoda DuoBell: A bicycle bell that penetrates noise-cancelling headphones

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www.ft.com 2y ago

Mistral becomes the talk of Davos as business leaders seek AI gains

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www.bbc.co.uk 2y ago

The secret sauce for Taiwan's chip superstardom

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www.bloomberg.com 2y ago

Hedge Fund Manager Hunts Ocean Treasure Worth Billions: Big Take

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www.accc.gov.au 5y ago

HealthEngine to pay $2.9M for misleading reviews and patient referrals

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www.smh.com.au 6y ago

UNSW researchers report hydrogen mass storage breakthrough

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www.cyber.gov.au 6y ago

Copy-paste compromises – tactics, techniques used to target Australian networks

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arstechnica.com 6y ago

Researchers find bug in Python script may have affected hundreds of studies

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arstechnica.com 7y ago

Floating solar is more than panels on a platform

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arstechnica.com 8y ago

First XDR typhoid is on the verge of being untreatable, spreading globally

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www.bbc.co.uk 8y ago

Early Colour Photos of East End London

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www.coindesk.com 9y ago

$35M in 30 Seconds: Token Sale for Internet Browser Brave Sells Out

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www.smh.com.au 9y ago

Mining magnate Andrew Twiggy Forrest unveils $400M donation to charities

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www.smh.com.au 9y ago

The untold story of QF72: What happens when automation leaves pilots powerless?

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kron4.com 9y ago

California lawyers sue President Trump to repeal immigration order

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arstechnica.com 9y ago

New antibiotic mined from human gut reverses drug resistance in superbugs

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www.newscientist.com 10y ago

Synthetic wine made without grapes claims to mimic fine vintages

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openmarkets.cmegroup.com 10y ago

What would a return to the gold standard mean?

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arstechnica.com 10y ago

WarGames for real: How one 1983 exercise nearly triggered WWIII

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arstechnica.com 10y ago

Single course of antibiotics can mess up the gut microbiome for a year

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arstechnica.com 10y ago

Australian prime minister runs private e-mail server, uses Confide and Wickr

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www.nbr.co.nz 11y ago

Monchilla acquired by Xero accounting software

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www.theguardian.com 11y ago

Tractor beam created: the ‘holy grail for laser physicists’

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www.smh.com.au 11y ago

Spies can access my metadata, so why can't I?

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www.smh.com.au 11y ago

Great Barrier Reef coral losing strength

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www.independent.co.uk 11y ago

US military chiefs 'planned to blow up the moon with nuclear bomb'

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www.smh.com.au 11y ago

Terrorists win under new Australian spy laws

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www.businessweek.com 11y ago

Mystery Man Who Moves Japanese Markets Made More Than 1M Trades

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www.smh.com.au 11y ago

NSW Police caught using spyware

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arstechnica.com 11y ago

Russia moves ISS astronaut training to disputed Crimea

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Count Binface 10 days ago

The Ipsos poll cited in the first image was a survey of 1,000 uk citizens 18+. It wasn't a poll of 1,000 people in Clacton. It's meaningless and I'm surprised they used it.

Grok 4.5 14 days ago

while this might be true for Grok, GPT and Claude I don't think tarring _all_ labs with this brush is demonstrably accurate.

Superpowers 6 20 days ago

The cool thing about superpowers is it's built using evals rather than just vibes.

Nice. I've been thinking of doing something similar in our local jurisdiction (Australia).

Are you able to share (or point me toward) any high-level details: (key hardware, hosting stack, high-level economics, key challenges)?

I'd love to offer to buy you a coffee but I won't be in Switzerland any time soon.

It's times like these when most people recognise that parents in all corners of the world worry about their kids just the same.

War should never break out. But it does. We had international rules to prevent war, but they're gone. We had international rules to prevent governments deliberately killing innocent people under the guise of war, but they're gone too.

It took two world wars and roughly 80 million killed to create those rules.

You could argue about when they got destroyed. In Ukraine, in Gaza, Iran - but it's clear now that they don't exist any more.

Geography and missiles? Iran have everything to lose and have been put in a position where they literally have to fight for their existence.

Militarily Iran is a giant and Saudi Arabia is a minnow.