How Hamas Is Navigating Trump’s Gaza Ultimatum
How Hamas Is Navigating Trump’s Gaza Ultimatum
In an exclusive interview, veteran Hamas official Mohammad Nazzal discusses strategy, red lines, and Israel’s attempt to assassinate Palestinian negotiators.Jeremy Scahill (Drop Site News)
The fossil fuel subsidy denier-in-chief | Fossil fuel companies are getting propped up with billions in tax dollars, but the U.S. energy secretary claims otherwise.
The fossil fuel subsidy denier-in-chief
Fossil fuel companies are getting propped up with billions in tax dollars, but the U.S. energy secretary claims otherwise.Emily Sanders (ExxonKnews)
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Serious: What is going to take to face the fascist threat in America?
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California is finally quitting coal. Here's what comes next
Archived copies of the article:
* archive.today
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* ghostarchive.org — click 'continue' then click 'x' — photos missing
I'll note that once this out-of-state power plant closes, significant coal exports will still go through California, even if almost none is burned to supply electricity to California.
Commentary: California is finally quitting coal. Here's what comes next
To replace a 40-year-old Utah coal plant, Los Angeles is investing in green hydrogen.Sammy Roth (Los Angeles Times)
I Replaced React & Reagent With 720 Lines of Slop-coded Squint-cljs
I Replaced React & Reagent With 720 Lines of Slop-coded Squint-cljs
Chris McCormick - Newsmccormick.cx
Taking abandoned projects and making them usable again or repurpose them is a nice application for LLMs. A lot of the time it's just tedious work of updating dependencies or tooling to what's currently being used.
Mr-clean was a really good idea because it implements reagent semantics without bothering with the VDOM which removes a lot of the complexity and overhead of React. The reason React needs the VDOM is because it's agnostic regarding what might trigger a change to the DOM. However, if your component repaints are driven solely by the state of the reactive atoms then you can just drive the actual DOM based on that. All you really need is to make subscriptions to the atom, and whenever its state is updated then all the subscribed elements are repainted. This is why Reagent is able to get away with only focusing on the render part of the React lifecycle.
AI-Driven Demand for Gas Turbines Risks a New Energy Crunch
Orders for turbines to power natural gas plants are vastly outpacing supply, threatening the world’s ability to keep pace with rising electricity demand.
The decision to do a massive build-out of AI using fossil fuels to power it is going to add significantly to emissions at a time when we need to be phasing out fossil fuels entirely.
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Elon Musk’s SpaceX Took Money Directly From Chinese Investors, Company Insider Testifies
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The recent testimony, coming from a SpaceX insider during a court case, marks the first time direct Chinese investment in the privately held company has been disclosed. While there is no prohibition on Chinese ownership in U.S. military contractors, such investment is heavily regulated and the issue is treated by the U.S. government as a significant national security concern.
“They obviously have Chinese investors to be honest,” Iqbaljit Kahlon, a major SpaceX investor, said in a deposition last year, adding that some are “directly on the cap table.” “Cap table” refers to the company’s capitalization table, which lists its shareholders.
Kahlon’s testimony does not reveal the scope of Chinese investment in SpaceX or the identities of the investors. Kahlon has long been close with the company’s leadership and runs his own firm that acts as a middleman for wealthy investors looking to buy shares of SpaceX.
SpaceX keeps its full ownership structure secret. It was previously reported that some Chinese investors had bought indirect stakes in SpaceX, investing in middleman funds that in turn owned shares in the rocket company. The new testimony describes direct investments that suggest a closer relationship with SpaceX.
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National security law experts said federal officials would likely be deeply interested in understanding the direct Chinese investment in SpaceX. Whether there was cause for concern would depend on the details, they said, but the U.S. government has asserted that China has a systematic strategy of using investments in sensitive industries to conduct espionage.
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Buying shares in SpaceX is much more difficult than buying a piece of a publicly traded company like Tesla or Microsoft. SpaceX has control over who can buy stakes in it, and the company’s investors fall into different categories. The most rarefied group is the direct investors, who actually own SpaceX shares. This group includes funds led by Kahlon, Peter Thiel and a handful of other venture capitalists with personal ties to Musk. Then there are the indirect investors, who effectively buy stakes in SpaceX through a middleman like Kahlon. (The indirect investors are actually buying into a fund run by the middleman, typically paying a hefty fee.) All previously known Chinese investors in SpaceX fell into the latter category.
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Kahlon has turned his access to SpaceX stock into a lucrative business. His investor list reads like an atlas of the world. The investors’ names are redacted in the recently unsealed document, but their addresses span from Chile to Malaysia. One is in Russia. At least two are in mainland China. One is in Qatar. (In one email to SpaceX’s chief financial officer, Kahlon said a Los Angeles-based fund had money from the Qatari royal family and was already invested in SpaceX.)
“You made a big fortune,” a China-based financier wrote to Kahlon four years ago. “Lol something like that. SpaceX has been the gift that keeps on giving,” Kahlon responded. “All thanks to you.”
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SpaceX Took Money Directly From Chinese Investors: Company Insider
The newly unsealed testimony marks the first time direct Chinese investment in the company has been disclosed, raising new questions about foreign ownership interests in one of America’s most important military contractors.ProPublica
Someone Is Sending Fake Letters To T-Mobile Customers Shaming Their Browsing History
Someone Is Sending Fake Letters To T-Mobile Customers Shaming Their Browsing History
Did you receive a scary letter claiming to be from T-Mobile about your recent browsing activity? Don't worry, it's not real.Jman100 (The Mobile Report)
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Sounds like someone purchased, or otherwise gained access to, T-Mobile's targeted customer advertising and marketing profile data.
Or, the kind of information that data harvesting applications gather, and then sell to data brokers.
I wonder if they have a grudge against T-Mobile, this is an early stage of a larger plan, or if it's just for the lulz?
🙄it’s not from T-Mobile, it’s a forgery. And, unless the letters are actually cake, we can infer that “fake” in this case means just that.
Please spare us the reddit pedantry. There are much more intelligent discussions to be had around this topic without avoiding it entirely to inject some grammar nitpicking.
Maybe pedantry is not your cup of tea, but I listen to technology connections.
And the best type of correct is technically correct.
The whole reason to be precise about language is because it is confusing when you read something and go "that does not make sense" and then think about it for a minute and then realize what it means.
We don't call them "fake emails" for a reason. It's confusing. Spam email, spurious email, fake sender address, phishing, etc., are less confusing. Same with physical mail. Don't be mad just because I want to read stuff nice.
It's not imprecise at all and it's only confusing if you deliberately misinterpret it to be pedantic.
What do you call a fake ID then?
Are you telling me that my confusion was on purpose?
I'm telling you I was confused.
Don't believe me if you're so smart. Not going to argue.
Either it was on purpose or you're not nearly smart enough to be arguing about grammar and definitions on the internet.
Also you didn't answer my question.
Fake ID claims to be valid proof of id but is not.
From the headline I couldn't tell if the letter was purporting to be from tmobile or just somebody razzing people. I did not read the article. My brain fried on what a "fake letter" was.
People are not just smart on one dimension only. You can be smart and still get confused processing language. Asshole.
My brain fried on what a “fake letter” was.
Fake : adjective Having a false or misleading appearance; fraudulent.
Greenpeace blocks Zeebrugge LNG terminal to protest gas imports from Russia and the US
Greenpeace blocks Zeebrugge LNG terminal to protest gas imports from Russia and the US
Dozens of Greenpeace activists staged a coordinated protest at the port of Zeebrugge on Wednesday, blocking access to Belgium’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal and calling on the European Union…EUToday Correspondents (https://eutoday.net)
At Stake in the Shutdown Fight: Obamacare Prices That Could Rise by Thousands of Dollars
At Stake in the Shutdown Fight: Obamacare Prices That Could Rise by Thousands of Dollars
Here’s where Affordable Care Act premiums could increase the most.Margot Sanger-Katz (The New York Times)
N.Y. bill would aim to counter threat of federal funding withholdings to state
New York bill would aim to counter threat of federal funding withholdings to the state
It would give the state the ability to withhold payments to the federal government if the Trump administration withholds funds from the state in defiance of court orders.Susan Arbetter (Spectrum News 1 Central NY)
No more signs of life in Indonesia school collapse, with 59 still missing: Rescuers
No more signs of life in Indonesia school collapse, with 59 still missing: Rescuers
The Al Khoziny boarding school, located in the East Java town of Sidoarjo, collapsed when its foundations could not support ongoing construction work on the upper floors.CNA (Channel NewsAsia)
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Why Trump’s purge of ‘negative’ national park signs includes climate change | National parks are melting, burning, and drying out. Rangers are being forced to take down signs explaining why.
Why Trump’s purge of ‘negative’ national park signs includes climate change
National parks are melting, burning, and drying out. Rangers are being forced to take down signs explaining why.Kate Yoder (Grist)
Cassini Proves Complex Chemistry in Enceladus Ocean
In 2005, Cassini found the first evidence that Enceladus has a hidden ocean beneath its icy surface. Jets of water burst from cracks close to the moon’s south pole, shooting ice grains into space. Smaller than grains of sand, some of the tiny pieces of ice fall back onto the moon’s surface, whilst others escape and form a ring around Saturn that traces Enceladus’s orbit.
Cassini proves complex chemistry in Enceladus ocean
Scientists digging through data collected by the Cassini spacecraft have found new complex organic molecules spewing from Saturn’s moon Enceladus. This is a clear sign that complex chemical reactions are taking place within its underground ocean.www.esa.int
Inside the viral lies that spread climate confusion
Misleading WhatsApp groups and political sound bites aren’t just nonsense – they’re putting Latino communities in danger during floods, fires, and storms.
Inside the viral lies that spread climate confusion
False WhatsApp chains and political sound bites aren’t just nonsense – they’re putting Latino communities in danger during floods, fires, and storms.Johani Carolina Ponce (Yale Climate Connections)
UK Tory leader Kemi Badenoch vows to repeal Climate Change Act
Kemi Badenoch vows to repeal Climate Change Act
Tory leader says she would replace it with ‘cheap energy’ strategy, ending decades-long consensus on climateHelena Horton (The Guardian)
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They want to be isolationists fine let them be by themselves seize all the American companies assets in other countries and start other companies that are local.
Lorde shouts "Free f—ing Palestine" at NYC concert
Grammy winner Lorde made a pro-Palestinian statement, shouting “Free f—ing Palestine” during her New York City Ultrasound tour show.
The New Zealand singer, whose real name is Ella Yelich-O’Connor, was performing her hit song “Team” when the stage lighting shifted to a prominent display of red, white, and green, the colors of the Palestinian flag.
Lorde's on-stage declaration marks one of the many political statements by a major music artist regarding the ongoing ‘Israeli’ aggression in Palestine.
Lorde shouts "Free f—ing Palestine" at NYC concert
Grammy winner Lorde whose real name is Ella Yelich-O’Connor (credit: Shutterstock)Roya News
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Scientists Finally Reveal Biological Basis of Long COVID Brain Fog
Scientists Finally Reveal Biological Basis of Long COVID Brain Fog
Researchers employed a specialized brain imaging technique to identify a potential biomarker and therapeutic target for Long COVID.Colin Collins (SciTechDaily)
exposing a fan to linux without a fan header
I'm making a small cluster where I want one SBC in charge of the fan. the fan will pull across 2 chambers to cool everything. I want to be able to use standard linux tools to read and control fan speed but the orange pi I'm planning to put in charge of this function doesn't have a typical PC fan header. I have USB ports and GPIO pins I can break out into a microcontroller or some other adaptor or board but I wanted this to be visible to linux with standard tools.
I saw there are various pi PWM boards out there, but they all seem to cover the top of the boards and blow directly down with their own fan. I'm building a case with a single large fan and ducting that pulls air past passive heatsinks so that wont work.
I could just hardwire the fan and let it run full speed all the time, but thats louder and pulling in more dust than it needs to and wont warn me if the fan dies. Surely someone has already solved this problem but I haven't been able to figure out how.
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I've recently done almost exactly this, although I used an ESP8266 running esphome. That powers two 120mm fans that have various speed settings (including 0 rpm via PWM) depending on both the power state of various devices in the cupboard where it's housed, as well as temperature. All speeds and controls are exposed to linux via the Home Assitant API, and of course that has its own alerts and dashboards. I wanted to run this fully independently of the machines its cooling.
Not worth pursuing if you don't already have an HA install, but if you do then perhaps worth a thought of a different approach.
Mahmoud Khalil Hails Ruling Against Trump Deportation Effort Targeting Pro-Palestinian Students
'That's a lie and you know it!': Scott Jennings confronted on CNN over government shutdown
'That's a lie and you know it!': Scott Jennings confronted on CNN over government shutdown
Political consultant Karen Finney confronted GOP strategist Scott Jennings with President Donald Trump's own rhetoric about the government shutdown during an appearance on CNN on Wednesday.Robert Davis (Raw Story)
Switching the gf to Linux
Tonight I am installing Kubuntu on the gfs machine. Once she is comfortable with that, and the support ends for our version prolly going with Debian. Going to remove her windows drive (256 or 512GB) as there is only 1 m.2 port on the board, and replace it with a 1tb.
Her needs are simple, make Logitec G13 work (works and tested on my machine for months), Make ESO and addons work (Lutris has its own installer for ESO YAY! Minion has a linux version.), and minecraft java (found in app manager).
Now, she has some knock off razor mouse with buttons under the thumb, maybe the razorx software or whatever it's called will work on her mouse?, this may be a slight pain point. I am hoping this will work out and she will be happy with her (new) pc, we are preserving her windows as a fall back if she hates it. I have a short video lined up to teach her the linux file system. She won't be doing anything command line, for now, except to start the G13. Gonna leave her with the dolphin file manager as it is difficult to get elevated privileges compared to nautalis(sp?) where it is a simple checkbox click. Anything else to suggest here?
I can mostly teach her what she needs to know as we go, she is a smart cookie and has picked up everything I taught her for windows and networking so far so should not be an issue for her, but if you guys have any suggestions on tutorial vids for non power users or other things I can do to make this even more seamless it would be appreciated.
Edit: Thank you all for your input, very much appreciated. I will keep monitoring for new posts
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My gf recently built a PC for herself and just did moved her from Windows to Kubuntu stable as well. I was kinda surprised, she was the one who came to me and told me that she doesn't want Windows 11 so she's open to try out Linux. I changed to Linux (Debian) myself for a year and a half and she probably noticed that I still play my games and use it the very same way I did with Windows. I told her that most of the apps has alternatives, running games isn't a big a deal anymore and if she really really need to run Windows software, there's a great chance she can. (But this didn't occured).
My only concern was full Huion Kamvas support and crativity apps, 2D drawing and all that... but she's open to use and learn Krita, it seems she likes it. But if that won't work out, my small research told me that ClipStudio Paint (the one she used on Windows) works well with Wine. The Huion tablet just worked out of the box, with pressure sensitivity and all that jazz. (Buttons don't work though, but Huion has official Linux drivers which supposed to make them work, so that's awesome.)
UK once again demands backdoor to Apple’s encrypted cloud storage
cross-posted from: lemmy.zip/post/50086884
The UK Home Office demanded in early September that Apple create a means to allow officials access to encrypted cloud backups, but stipulated that the order applied only to British citizens’ data, according to people briefed on the matter.
UK once again demands backdoor to Apple’s encrypted cloud storage
New order in September narrowed access request down to data of UK citizens.Financial Times (Ars Technica)
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Stephen Miller Implies He Intended for Trump's Nutjobs to Kill Democrats
There was a clear progression here: Miller started by claiming it was fascist to moderate the speech of explicit Neo-Nazis and other white supremacists, but eventually he came to use it about Democrats generally, particularly the Black prosecutors who deigned to prosecute Trump for crimes others also get prosecuted for.
If Miller believes the word fascist inevitably leads to violent targeting, then he needs to be prosecuted himself for the violent threats that Trump’s prosecutors faced, or that immediately plagued Nina Jankowicz.
And while Miller generally stopped using the word fascist after Harris referenced John Kelly’s use of it to apply to Trump (as part of an effort to blame Democrats because a registered Republican who also considered targeting Biden shot at Trump), to this day — even in this speech — Miller uses dehumanizing language every chance he gets. He simply uses “Marxist” or “communist” or “radical” instead.
Stephen Miller Implies He Intended for Trump's Nutjobs to Kill Democrats - emptywheel
Stephen Miller just confessed on Fox News that when he uses dehumanizing language -- when he calls Democrats "fascists" or "Marxists" or "radical" -- he intends it as a message to "all the crazies and lunatics out there" to target the people he has d…emptywheel
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'None of us have ever asked for special treatment' - US female veterans respond to Hegseth speech
Women who served in the US military are pushing back against Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth's announcement that the requirements for combat roles will "return to the highest male standard", saying the standards have always been the same for men and women.
"None of us have ever asked for special treatment," Elisa Cardnell, who served in the US Navy for eleven years, told the BBC.
Speaking to hundreds of generals on Tuesday, Hegseth reiterated his beliefs that the military had lowered standards to accommodate women and put service members at risk. His new directives would bring them back to a higher level, he said.
"If it means no women qualify for combat jobs, then so be it," he said.
'None of us have ever asked for special treatment' - US female veterans respond to Hegseth speech
The defence secretary said he wanted a return to the "male standard" for combat roles. Women say the standards were never different.Nadine Yousif (BBC News)
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Husband of judge who blocked ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ shutdown has ties to DeSantis
Barbara Lagoa’s husband, Paul Huck, is an attorney whose law firm has business with the Florida government
An appeals court judge who blocked the closure of Ron DeSantis’s controversial “Alligator Alcatraz” immigration jail is married to a powerful conservative attorney whose law firm has raked in millions of dollars from the Republican Florida governor’s administration, it has been revealed.
Barbara Lagoa authored the 11th circuit court of appeal’s 2-1 ruling last month that paused the Miami district judge Kathleen Williams’s earlier order that the harsh detention facility in the Florida Everglades must be wound down within 60 days.
Alligator Alcatraz is now fully operational again, with the Miami Herald reporting this month that hundreds of detainees held there by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (Ice) had “dropped off the grid”.
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U.S. to Share Intelligence With Ukraine for Strikes on Russian Energy Sites as Washington Asks NATO Allies to Provide Kyiv with Similar Support
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ArchivedU.S. President Donald Trump has authorized American intelligence agencies to provide Ukraine with targeting data for strikes on Russian energy infrastructure, including oil refineries, pipelines and power plants, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing anonymous American officials.
The order, which directs the Pentagon and intelligence services to supply the information, came shortly before Trump said that he believed Ukraine could win the war and reclaim all of its territory from Russia, the report said.
Trump has voiced increasing frustration with Russian President Vladimir Putin as his efforts to mediate an end to the war have flatlined, and the intelligence-sharing is the latest signal that he is now deepening his support for Kyiv.
Washington has also asked NATO allies to provide Kyiv with similar support, according to the sources.
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Apparently the Liberux nexx crowdfunding campaign has closed
Liberux NEXX
THE LINUX PHONE YOU’VE BEEN WAITING FOR. | Check out 'Liberux NEXX' on Indiegogo.Indiegogo
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Honestly they would have made it a lot farther if they had just shown a fully functional device that could make calls and receive them from deep sleep. All drivers and basic functionality "just working."
They are fighting an uphill battle against the frustration that was the PinePhone. Nobody wants to buy a flagship-priced brick thats a neat trick for a hobby project.
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Elon Musk’s SpaceX Took Money Directly From Chinese Investors, Company Insider Testifies
SpaceX Took Money Directly From Chinese Investors: Company Insider
The newly unsealed testimony marks the first time direct Chinese investment in the company has been disclosed, raising new questions about foreign ownership interests in one of America’s most important military contractors.ProPublica
The U.S. Rushes its “Gang Suppression Force” in Haiti Through the UN Security Council, Despite Protests and Warnings from Russia and China
The U.S. Rushes its “Gang Suppression Force” Through the UN Security Council, Despite Protests and Warnings from Russia and China - Haiti Liberte
(Français) "There's no other crisis that’s bigger in the Western Hemisphere... than this one in Haiti,” said U.S. Chargé d’Affaires to Haiti Henry Wooster in a Sep.Kim Ives (Haiti Liberte)
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What would be a better option for an international response?
I'm not trying to sea lion; I am genuinely interested in ways to restore order to Haiti.
This is a crazy story, flying completely under the radar. So is the US just going to invade Haiti under the pretext of fighting gangs?
Are there communists in Haiti or something? I can't imagine the US would give a dry shit otherwise. The whole story there has been so muddled it's impossible to tell up from down.
The current Haitian government is a provisory council appointed by the OAS, armed with Washington-paid Kenyan police, and some of the "gangs" are demanding new elections since the president was assassinated in 2019, and also calling for a more sovereign Haiti.
It's a mess, but also seems inline the renewal in focus on the Caribbean. Control the Sea around Venezuela, isolate Colombia and Mexico's East while retaking the Panama Canal and Ecuador.
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Introducing… Watson!
Here is the first post of many, introducing the new member of our small family: Watson! Watson is a French Bulldog, and here is small video of his first steps at home with us! Voici le premier arti…Herve Family
“Papers with Code” went offline, the knowledge doesn’t have to
Launched in 2018, Papers with Code was a community-driven platform for exploring and discovering state-of-the-art research in artificial intelligence and machine learning. Within one year, it became a crucial infrastructure for the computer science community, growing into a resource with more than 18,000 papers and over 1,500 leaderboards (1). The platform aggregated studies from multiple sources and served as a central hub for benchmarked research in the form of leaderboards (see an example of a leaderboard here). It also supported the open science movement by publishing academic papers with their source code.
In response to this rapid growth, Papers with Code announced it was joining Facebook AI in 2019. Users were reassured that “Papers with Code [would] remain a neutral, open and free resource” and there would be no changes to their services. Yet, earlier this year, the Papers with Code website suddenly went offline. Without prior notice, users were simply redirected to the Papers with Code Github repository, and the machine learning community was left to wonder about the fate of this key resource.
About one month after the platform disappeared, Hugging Face, a private company providing collaborative platforms for machine learning models, released a LinkedIn announcement that it was building a successor platform in partnership with Papers with Code and Meta (formerly Facebook). While the Hugging Face website allows the research community to follow trending papers linked to their source code, it has only recently integrated leaderboard functionality. Unlike Papers with Code, which curated paper-centric leaderboards for a wide range of tasks, Hugging Face leaderboards focus on model-centric, reproducible evaluation pipelines such as the Open LLM Leaderboard, enabling users to compare deployed models under standardized conditions. One reason Papers with Code scaled so well is that it allowed researchers to submit performance results from any model (as reported in their papers), regardless of where the model was hosted. In contrast, Hugging Face’s current leaderboard setup requires the model to be publicly hosted on the Hugging Face Hub, loadable via supported APIs. This excludes many works that report results but do not deploy models in that way, limiting visibility into progress across all research.
The role of public institutions in safeguarding research data
The Open Research Knowledge Graph (ORKG) is an open-source and open-data project at the TIB-Leibniz Information Centre for Science and Technology that also enables benchmarked tracking of state-of-the-art research through comparisons (see Fig. 1). As a national library and foundation of public law under the German state of Lower Saxony, the TIB’s mission is to ensure sustainable access to information and digital data of high public value.
In 2021, the ORKG imported data from Papers with Code, capturing benchmarks that would have been lost if the Papers with Code website had gone offline (see Fig. 2). This highlights the importance of redundancy across digital infrastructures. If benchmarks are available only on commercial platforms, they remain vulnerable to corporate decisions, shifting business models, or sudden shutdowns. Public infrastructures, such as the ORKG, ensure that this knowledge remains accessible over the long term. This is a crucial example of the role public institutions play in providing continuity, safeguarding scientific knowledge, and ensuring that resources developed by and for the community do not simply disappear.
A call to the community
Continuity also requires participation. The strength of public infrastructure, such as the ORKG, depends on the level of community engagement. Keeping leaderboards populated with the latest benchmarks requires researchers to contribute their results. Here is our call to action: if you were disappointed to see Papers with Code discontinued, consider contributing your papers to the ORKG. Your contributions ensure the leaderboards tracking progress in your field remain open and accessible to everyone.
About the ORKG
The Open Research Knowledge Graph (ORKG) is a service that aims to revolutionise the way scientific knowledge is shared and used. By creating a structured, searchable knowledge graph, the ORKG makes scientific information more accessible and usable for the global research community.
Reference
(1) medium.com/paperswithcode/pape…
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BREAKING: we've partnered with Meta and Papers with Code to build a successor to Papers with Code (which was sunsetted yesterday) PWC, founded by Robert Stojnic and Ross Taylor has been an essential resource for AI scientists and engineers over the…Julien Chaumond (www.linkedin.com)
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha has said that Hungary could withdraw from international institutions if it is unhappy with Ukraine's membership.Source: Sybiha on X (Twitter), as reported by European Pravda
Details: The minister was responding to statements by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, who said that Hungary does not want to "belong to the same integration format with the Ukrainians".
Quote from Sybiha: "There are many integration formats to which the Hungarians and Ukrainians already belong together.
The United Nations, Council of Europe, WTO, IMF, CEI, > EBRD, Danube Commission, OPCW, IAEA, FAO and dozens more.
Viktor Orbán, so Hungary intends to leave them all, right?"
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in reply to Peter Link • • •It’s bizarre how Zionists claim the media is so pro-Palestinian when most won’t even interview any.
This was a helpful look at the mindset of decision makers in Gaza.