Politieke tegenstanders van president Erdoğan belanden steeds sneller in de gevangenis. Bij de opsporing wordt de Turkse regering geholpen door gezichtsherkenningsapparatuur die is ontwikkeld met subsidie van de Europese Unie. ftm.nl/artikelen/gezichtsherke…
On Nov. 5, the South Korean Defense Intelligence Agency reported in a closed-door audit by the National Assembly’s Intelligence Committee that North Korea is
De Libische kustwacht valt reddingsschepen van hulporganisaties aan op de Middellandse Zee – met schepen die zijn gedoneerd door Europa. ‘Ze schoten gericht op de plek op de brug waar de stuurman altijd staat.’
Electric vehicles powered by sulfur batteries could go twice as far as today's EVson a single charge. Researchers are making progress on building batteries durable enough for real-world use. theconversation.com/sulfur-bas…
So...the Epstein Files. It seems there might be enough GOP support to push it through, but "Assuming the bill gets passed in the House, it would still require approval by the Senate and to be signed into law by President Donald Trump."
So Spanky ultimately gets to decide if they are released or not? So this is mostly pointless with regards to them being released?
There is something very wrong with a system that allows a man to openly cover up his own crimes.
DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) — Investigators believe that the theft of several ancient statues dating back to the Roman era from Syria’s national museum was likely
All recent SoCs and GPUs have some sort of "AI accelerator" specialized block. I have two questions about these components.
1) Are AI accelerators actually a new addition to consumer chips, or are they a rebranding of an older component? The reason I ask is because in older Qualcomm SoCs, there is a component they call the "digital signal processor," using the brand-name Hexagon. In newer Snapdragon SoCs, the digital signal processor is gone, but suddenly there's a Hexagon-branded "Neural Processing Unit." Is the NPU actually just a renaming of the DSP?
2) Can AI accelerators be used for anything except AI? Can they be used in scientific computing, gaming, compression/decompression, or anything else I might actually want to use a computer for?
Nov. 12 (UPI) -- The United States on Wednesday imposed another tranche of sanctions targeting Iran's ballistic missile and drone production capabilities, as
I just took these off the loom. (The color isn’t accurate because of the overhead light.) I’ll start working on the fringe this evening. Hopefully in a couple of days there’ll be ready for wet-finishing.
Watched the Newport Oregon city council meeting about ICE looking into a facility tonight. The council mostly refrains from responding to comments to help things go faster.
A girl spoke, she had her life blown up by ICE recently. She found great courage, and begged for grace.
She told her story. She was so very scared of talking there. She is scared more by what happened and fear of what more could happen.
She ran out of time before her story was finished, she'd been slowed from fighting sobs.
A city leader gently offered her more time to finish.
When she finished she was consoled by a city leader. He offered encouragement, kindness and commitment to try and help her and the community. It was a really beautifully raw moment watching that impact her. She was comforted, exhausted, and hugged tight when it was over. She'd been running on pure courage.
That's the best red-hot-teared cry I've had in years. She needed her community's genuine grace and strength, and she found it. It was glorious. I believe the city's leaders really are going to try, an
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Watched the Newport Oregon city council meeting about ICE looking into a facility tonight. The council mostly refrains from responding to comments to help things go faster.
A girl spoke, she had her life blown up by ICE recently. She found great courage, and begged for grace.
She told her story. She was so very scared of talking there. She is scared more by what happened and fear of what more could happen.
She ran out of time before her story was finished, she'd been slowed from fighting sobs.
A city leader gently offered her more time to finish.
When she finished she was consoled by a city leader. He offered encouragement, kindness and commitment to try and help her and the community. It was a really beautifully raw moment watching that impact her. She was comforted, exhausted, and hugged tight when it was over. She'd been running on pure courage.
That's the best red-hot-teared cry I've had in years. She needed her community's genuine grace and strength, and she found it. It was glorious. I believe the city's leaders really are going to try, and she believes it too.
Citoyen européen Ray Hindle ✔️
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