Goodbye, Microsoft: Schleswig-Holstein Relies on Open Source and Saves Millions
The German state of Schleswig-Holstein has decided to transition to open-source software, phasing out Microsoft products and saving millions of euros in the process. The move aims to increase digital sovereignty and reduce dependence on proprietary software.
Java Hello World, LLVM Edition
The article explores the process of creating a 'Hello, World!' program using LLVM, a powerful compiler infrastructure, in the Java programming language. It demonstrates how Java can be used to generate and execute LLVM bitcode, showcasing the language's versatility and potential for low-level system programming.
At least 50 hallucinated citations found in ICLR 2026 submissions
The article discusses the upcoming ICLR 2026 conference, a major event in the field of machine learning. It highlights the conference's key focus areas, important dates, and the call for paper submissions.
Google Titans architecture, helping AI have long-term memory
The article discusses Google's Titans-MIRAS, an approach that enables AI models to have long-term memory and continue learning over time. This allows AI systems to build on past knowledge and experiences, improving their performance and capabilities.
The Anatomy of a macOS App
The article explores the anatomy of a macOS app, discussing its various components, including the app bundle, executable, and resources. It provides an overview of the structure and organization of a typical macOS application.
Joe Lonsdale Calls for Public Hangings
The article discusses controversial comments made by venture capitalist Joe Lonsdale, who called for public hangings of government officials responsible for pandemic-related lockdowns. The article examines the reaction to Lonsdale's remarks and the broader debate surrounding government policies during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Twitter axes European Commission's ad account after €120M EU fine
The European Commission fined X-Axes, a digital advertising company, €120 million for breaching EU competition rules. The case highlights the Commission's efforts to address anticompetitive practices in the digital advertising industry.
Dollar-stores overcharge cash-strapped customers while promising low prices
The article discusses how dollar stores in the US are raising prices due to rising costs, leading to customers paying more for goods. It examines the impact of inflation, supply chain issues, and other factors contributing to the increased costs at these discount retail outlets.
Trump Thinks a $100k Visa Fee Would Make Companies Hire More Americans
The article discusses former President Trump's proposal to impose a $100,000 visa fee on foreign workers, which he believes would discourage companies from hiring foreigners over American workers and help protect American jobs.
Publishing KOReader Highlights
The article discusses the development of an AI-powered web scraper called Kollector, which can extract data from various websites and organize it into a structured format. It highlights the tool's capabilities, use cases, and the technical details behind its implementation.
Russia's Africa Corps fights in Mali, witnesses describe beheadings, rapes
The article discusses the growing influence of Russia in Mali, as the country turns away from its former French colonial power and allies with Russia. This shift has led to concerns about human rights abuses and the impact on regional stability.
Death by Fermented Food
The article discusses the presence of bongkrekic acid, a potentially fatal toxin, in fermented foods such as tempeh and coconut-based products. It highlights the importance of understanding the risks and proper production methods to ensure food safety.
KJS: A Complete Formal Semantics of JavaScript
The article discusses the development of a formal semantics for the JavaScript programming language within the K framework, a rewrite-based executable semantic framework. It explores the challenges and approaches involved in creating a comprehensive, executable, and modular specification of the JavaScript language.
US hits out at EU's 'suffocating regulations' after it fines Elon Musk's X
The article discusses the challenges faced by the British National Health Service (NHS) as it grapples with a growing backlog of patients waiting for routine operations and appointments due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It highlights the strain on the healthcare system and the efforts being made to address the issue.
AI and the Total Destruction of Trust
The article explores the potential impact of AI on trust, discussing how AI-powered misinformation and deepfakes could erode public trust in institutions, media, and even one another. It highlights the need for robust safeguards and ethical frameworks to mitigate these risks as AI technology continues to advance.
UK tax system steers anyone living off capital to becoming an eccentric laird
The article discusses the concept of gilts, their relationship to dividends, and the potential implications of a shed full of gilts. It explores the financial mechanisms and market dynamics surrounding these instruments.
Characters? In This Economy?
This article explores the benefits of concise, focused writing, emphasizing the importance of conveying information efficiently in today's fast-paced digital landscape where attention spans are limited.
Laughing Gas Can Offer Immediate Relief from Depression, Study Finds
A recent study found that laughing gas (nitrous oxide) can provide immediate relief from depression symptoms, potentially offering a new treatment option for those suffering from the condition.
Why Tehran Is Running Out of Water
The article explores the water crisis in Tehran, Iran, driven by climate change, drought, and extreme weather patterns. It discusses the city's rapidly dwindling water resources, the potential impact on the population, and the challenges the government faces in addressing this environmental crisis.
Three-year-old forced to serve as her own attorney in Tucson immigration court
The article discusses the challenges faced by children in the U.S. immigration court system, including the lack of legal representation and the trauma experienced during the process. It highlights the efforts of advocates to provide support and reform the system to better serve the needs of young immigrants.