When I think of
Britishcoreanything European I think of closet racism, pro-imperialism, an unearned sense of exceptionalism and general classism. But that’s just me.
Fixed that for you.
All your points apply to the entire European continent. 😉
When I think of
Britishcoreanything European I think of closet racism, pro-imperialism, an unearned sense of exceptionalism and general classism. But that’s just me.
Fixed that for you.
All your points apply to the entire European continent. 😉
Breaking the rules is still breaking the rules. The guardian can report on both.
Exactly. Love the username BTW.
I bet you he’s got Oasis tickets as well.
The best use of AI at the moment is to act as a tool to quickly search and present data quicker than humanly possible. Not to act upon the findings blindly.
It’s not as easy to say anyone using AI should be fired. There needs to be a more nuanced approach to this. It wholly depends on what the GP did with the information it presented.
An example: back in the day GPs had a huge book of knowledge they would defer to that was peer researched and therefore trusted. If you came in with an odd symptom they’d spend time (often in front of you) flipping through the book to find that elusive disease they read about that one time at university. Later that knowledge moved to a traditional search engine. Why wouldn’t you now use AI to make that search faster? The AI can easily be trained on this same corpus of knowledge.
Of course the GP should double check what they are being told. But simply using AI is not the problem you make it out to be. If you have a corpus of knowledge and the GP uses this in a dangerous way then the GP should be fired. But you don’t then burn the book they found this information from.
This gonna turn into a Blade episode for sure .
Maybe they will ask nicely? The missing diplomacy.
Thank goodness 🙏. We’re gonna need some doctors when all those pensioners die from the cold… /s.
That’s a really niche US reference that hardly anyone outside of the internet will understand, let alone the British public attending this rally.
The article sums it up well.
Prosecutor Jonathan Bryan said the term “coconut” was a “well-known racial slur which has a very clear meaning”.
He said: “You may be brown on the outside, but you’re white on the inside. In other words, you’re a race traitor – you’re less brown or black than you should be.”
Thanks. I have no idea why it’s not working for me. Now not even my link works for me 😔
Data centres as vital as NHS and power grid, government says
So I guess we’re going to underfund them and treat the workers as mugs?
The UK is like: Brexit is over how can we forget divide the country?
They probably should. They sweeten every other car maker deal in the UK why not this one? Pssssh it’s like they don’t even want jobs 😋.
Is it a shit hole because there’s nothing to do and no jobs? Well that’s fair.
But if we’re going to build more houses and towns then we need to get that part right as well. Drawing all the wealth and life of the country into the South isn’t great in the long term.
Do this but… Build a new fucking city you bastards! Including all the infrastructure and housing and high street and transport.
There was an interesting comment in the previous post about this. Whilst conspiracy nonsense is often quite common here on Lemmy I do feel in this case it’s pretty accurate of what’s going on.
Lammy and his French counterpart were recently in Israel having high level meetings with the Israeli government. No doubt the topic of on going support from the UK & France came up and no doubt Lammy would have mentioned that it doesn’t look good politically in the UK to still have these licenses for arms to kill Palestinians. The US is being particularly quiet on this one given the election but a Trump team member recently said something to the effect of “The UK can get fucked if it stops selling arms to Israel… I tell you hwat”.
So, to me, this really does feel like the UK trying to balance politics at home and abroad. Even the way Lammy sheepishly apologised for suspending a tiny fraction of arms sales to Israel. Just enough to placate the voters at home whilst trying not to damage inward investment from countries that fully support Israel’s campaign (i.e. the US and Israel itself).
It’s a state owned funding company for projects if I recall correctly. Not an actual energy company which is what people on the left want. For the state to run everything.
Obviously welcomed news but the interesting point that commentators are calling out is this:
However, the total capacity of offshore wind projects secured may not yet be enough to meet the UK’s stretching target of decarbonising electricity supplies by 2030.
Industry had previously argued that this round, and the next one, would need to deliver about 10GW of offshore wind capacity each to keep the sector on track with government targets.
Today’s news shows confidence in the sector and in government stability after the lacklustre auction of last year under the previous administration.
Good starting point but we need more. Well done Ed.
Correct
Best country in the world. sobs
This is clearly a piss take list.