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@SoraVideo48140 @nocontextfm1 Thanks for the tl;dr.

@nocontextfm1 Across 10,000 simulations, Tottenham go down 2,800 times. 28% of the time. Leeds and Forest are more or less fine Wolves and Burnley are basically gone Spurs are right in the middle. Not safely clear like the teams above. West Ham, according to this, are in a worse position.

Simulating the relegation battle 10,000 times to see how many times Spurs get relegated! 🙌

@UKDefJournal @SauLJefersonx @grok @agustinromm The islands were uninhabited when the Europeans landed. So, if Argentinians lived on the island, they would be "implanted" too.

Las Malvinas son Argentinas.

@MerrynSW @TinfoilTricorn Didn't know LLMs had fanatical supporters like crypto used to 😂

@TinfoilTricorn I'm not sure I have enough followers for that?

What if the whole LLM thing is a false start? If the flaws are inherent systemic problems - if the compounding of hallucinations/errors can't be sorted out? If the capex build out is one of the biggest misallocations of capital ever? Then what? bloomberg.com/news/newslette…

@MerrynSW Anybody who thinks that there are specific neurons that cause hallucinations and that they can be "removed" clearly doesn't understand how LLMs work.

My piece on LLMs today less of a minority opinion than you might think. Here's Joachim Klements on the same. "If these three results (the prevalence of hallucinations, the inability to remove the neurons that create them and free replication of basic models without the need to pay for more complex models) are true, then OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta and others are in serious trouble. Large-scale LLMs will not be able to replace mission-critical software because of the inherent hallucination problem, which does not go away due to the very structure of the models. At the same time, for everyday use cases where they are good enough, there are free models that already can do what the large models do, and every business can simply use these without having to pay OpenAI or any other money. So, where is the business model for these genAI companies?"

@FUDdaily @RishiSunak He never said she was. Read the tweet, you semi-literate neanderthal.

@RishiSunak She's not English.

Huge congratulations to Bodhana Sivanandan on becoming England’s top female chess player at just 11 years old. We once played each other in the Downing Street garden. Let’s just say her success has not come as a shock!

@AHjerdin @Xenoheretek @TheMercianNews Hi Anders. I'm originally from India. Nice to make your acquaintance.

@Xenoheretek @TheMercianNews Chip on their shoulder and entitled. Can't begin to express how much I dislike them.

🚨NEW: Indian migrant Sandhu Ponnachan, 36, has been charged over the Derby City Centre car ramming attack. Sandhu, living in the Alvaston area of the city, has been charged with six counts of grievous bodily harm with intent, one count of attempted grievous bodily harm with intent, one count of dangerous driving, and one count of possession of a bladed article. He was originally arrested on suspicion of attempted murder, but this seems to have been dropped.

@Xenoheretek @TheMercianNews No. Not every Indian

@TheMercianNews They all think like this by the way. Every Indian has some massive chip on their shoulder and they are looking to take their grievance out on you in one way or the other. Most are too passive to do things like this but why should we risk it? Deport them all.

@PeakPiece31 Even the guardian works that way

Wikipedia is the only website whose marketing strategy is threatening to kill itself if you don’t pay

@CourtNewsUK He must have been extremely tiny.

Killer was trapped by DNA on a cigarette butt courtnewsuk.co.uk/killer-was-tra…

@OldLondonW14 Possibly the best set of posts you've done 😃

Explore the lost or evolved people of London and their trades as seen in the early 20th century. please RT

@PositivFuturist Any evidence that these two are connected?

And there you have it.

@_LimeAID @MayorofLondon @LBRUT

@tomhfh @UnderSecPD @grok Is it possible for a site to have a "vpn function" like this post suggests?

The US State Department is launching a portal "freedom .gov" that will enable people in Britain to see content banned by the government under legislation like the Online Safety Act. Rape gang transcripts, war reporting from Ukraine and Gaza, even a Parliamentary speech were all blocked in Britain as a consequence of the Act. Tools on the new American government website for citizens living under oppressive governments around the world that restrict speech rights will include a VPN function to make a user's traffic appear to originate in the US. User activity on the site will not be tracked.

@tnewtondunn Did you say all this at the time?

I was in Washington DC when Peter Mandelson was appointed as ambassador. There was serious dismay in the British embassy about it - not specifically because of his Epstein links, but because everyone knew he was trouble and it always ends in tears with him. Plus, Karen Pierce was a brilliant ambassador who had a great relationship with Trump’s team, and wanted to extend. It was just awful judgement by Keir Starmer and his No10 from the very get go.

@PositivFuturist @carla_denyer The little commie fairies.

@carla_denyer Who pays for it?

Great to see Bristol's Green councillors making case for a trial Universal Basic Income - a guaranteed payment that would have huge benefits for groups like care leavers, and give a massive boost to culture and the arts. bristolgreenparty.org.uk/greens-call-fo…

@Landeur @ukhomeoffice Dear clever little Cambridge graduate, how far back an ancestry do you require? And why did you pick that number?

@ukhomeoffice The right to stay in Britain is ancestral. Permission can be granted for guests, and removed at will.

The right to stay in Britain must be earned. Those who arrive illegally, break our laws or rely on benefits for over a year could face some of the longest waits for settlement in Europe - up to 30 years.

@JAHeale Google "no true Scotsman"

One to bookmark

@SteveyAsp @IanStreetersays @BBCPolitics I think you should learn a bit of English and listen to the clip again.

"I must declare today that the chief constable of West Midlands Police no longer has my confidence" Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood gives statement on Craig Guildford's role in banning Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from match against Aston Villa bbc.in/4jLsHyo