She needs to be fired. She’s a banking stooge, not a chancellor.

Most at risk are those who have been repeatedly exposed to heavy weapons, including mortars, some shoulder-launched anti-tank weapons, 50-calibre rifles and machine guns, or explosive charges.

So nothing really specific to British troops. Any military would be exposing their soldiers to similar weapon systems. We’re the ones who are being up front about the long term effects.

That’s just the same as the article. Same quotes.

https://proton.me/blog/lumo-ai

Read the Building EuroStack for the Future section

In their AI announcement yesterday they mentioned that they are moving to the EU because of legal protections.

I expect Reddit will in the long run. I can’t see the prove your ID route being worth the cost.

…that there were no arms licences issued by the UK that could be used in Gaza

The naivety of this man, if he truly believes that, is stunning. Does he think arms have little stickers on them saying “not to be used for killing Palestinians” or something?

Basically, yes.

Reasons to be against the Gaza genocide # 3,625

“losing”?!?!

So I can never commit a test without also implementing the functionality?

That’s madness.

You’re both right. You’re both wrong.

• You write tests for functionality before you write the functionality.
• You code the functionality so the tests pass.
• Then, and only then, the test becomes a regression test and is enabled in your CI automation.
• If the test ever breaks again the merge is blocked.

If you only write tests after you’ve written the code then the test will test that the code does what the code does. Your brain is already polluted and you’re not capable of writing a good test.

Having tests that fail is fine, as long as they’re not part of your regression tests.

Amen.

It’s not bullets killing the masses now. The don’t need a ceasefire. They need food and water.

…ot don’t give them the search in the first place. Stop giving them your traffic.

It’s on the page I linked. I just copied one section.

The government fronted £225M for it. Therefore it’s being seen as a national resource that’s located in Bristol where they’ve built previous machines like this.

How machine time is allocated would be interesting to know. Whether it’s only an academic resource, or if it’s available to other organisations?

Best info I’ve found on the is on the Nvidia blog

• Cost £225M of government money
• 21 exaflops of AI performance
• 5,448 NVIDIA GH200 Grace Hopper Superchips

It’s a platform to accelerate breakthroughs in:

• AI-driven drug discovery
• Advanced climate modeling
• Materials science
• Large language models (LLMs) tuned to U.K. languages and laws

Early flagship projects include:

• Nightingale AI: A sovereign, multimodal health foundation model trained on National Health Service (NHS) data to support earlier diagnoses and personalized care.
• BritLLM: A U.K.-developed LLM project supporting British languages like Welsh, alongside English, to promote inclusivity and better public service delivery in healthcare, education and public services.
• UCL Cancer Screening AI: Developing the first scalable AI system for prostate cancer detection via MRI, aiming for faster diagnoses and tailored treatments.
• EIMCRYSTAL (University of Liverpool): Using AI to search 68 million chemical combinations to discover greener, more sustainable industrial materials — reducing reliance on rare or toxic inputs.
• EgoAI (University of Bristol): Using AI to analyze recordings from wearable cameras and other smart devices to help people perform tasks better at home. This holds immense promise for assisting dementia patients in the future.

…and it takes 5MW to run, which is pretty low for this sort of thing.

Advice from NHS

How to avoid spreading or catching measles

Measles is spread when an infected person breathes, coughs or sneezes.

You’re infectious from when you first have symptoms (around 4 days before the rash appears) until 4 days after you get the rash.

There are things you can do to reduce the risk of spreading or catching measles.

Do

• wash your hands often with soap and warm water
• use tissues when you cough or sneeze
• throw used tissues in the bin

Don’t

• do not share cutlery, cups, towels, clothes, or bedding