Ekvador’da canlı yayınlanan ayin sırasında, “Bir gün hepimiz öleceğiz” diyen rahibin üzerine dev haç düştü. 😨 Ağır haçın altında kalan Rahip Patricio Sánchez Molinari, olay yerinde hayatını kaybetti. Korkunç kaza canlı yayına yansırken, haçın neden devrildiği henüz açıklanmadı.

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DEEPSEEK 🔥 A new model briefly appeared in the model list of DeepSeek's own API tonight: deepseek-v4.1-flash-1017. We caught it at 9:59 PM ET, and it's already gone again; the API now rejects the name. The 1017 suffix matches DeepSeek's dated snapshots like V4-Flash-0731 and V4-Pro-0813, so a new V4.1 Flash snapshot looks close.

China’s OSINT Wink: We See Your Jammers, Israel Not Spying, Just Watching: Beijing Maps Israeli EW Let’s cut through the polite academic wrapping. Chinese scientists publishing “open source intelligence” (OSINT) about Israeli electronic warfare units isn’t just some nerdy research project. It’s Beijing sending a message in plain sight: we can see your EW toys, we can track them, and we don’t need to spy to do it. Israel loves to flex its Scorpius jammers and spoofers, the crown jewels of its electronic warfare arsenal. These systems can blind radar, scramble GPS, and mess with communications. Normally, Israel counts on secrecy — hide the gear, keep the deployments quiet, and let adversaries guess. But here comes a Chinese university paper saying: “Look, we mapped your EW units using nothing but public data.” That’s not a research finding. That’s a warning shot. Why the academic cover? Simple. If China’s military said it outright, Washington and Tel Aviv would scream “espionage.” By running it through universities, Beijing gets plausible deniability. “Hey, we’re just doing science, using open source data anyone can access.” Translation: we’re not spying, but we still know exactly where your jammers are. The subtext is aimed squarely at Israel: don’t mess with Chinese signals. China has embassies, military assets, and commercial projects scattered across the Middle East. If Israeli EW units start interfering with Chinese communications or GPS near those sites, Beijing wants it clear — they’ll know, they’ll attribute, and they’ll call it out. Publishing the analysis is like putting a surveillance camera in the shop window: “Smile, you’re on candid camera.” And the U.S. isn’t off the hook either. Washington leans on Israel’s EW capabilities as part of its regional posture. By exposing that these deployments can be tracked with open source methods, China is telling the Pentagon: your spectrum dominance isn’t invisible anymore. This is classic Chinese signalling — indirect, deniable, but sharp. Instead of a diplomatic protest note, they drop a “scientific paper.” Instead of saying “we’re monitoring your EW,” they say “we just did some OSINT.” The cover story is almost comical: “We’re not spying, we’re just reading the internet.” But the real message is unmistakable: we can see you, we can track you, and we can call you out if you interfere with us. So don’t be fooled by the academic jargon. This isn’t about advancing science. It’s about Beijing flexing its intelligence muscles while keeping its hands clean. Israel and the U.S. are meant to read between the lines: China has the capability to monitor EW jamming and spoofing near its assets, and it’s politely telling them — don’t even think about it. scmp.com/news/china/science/…

Kesatuan Eropah di Malaysia telah mengadakan kunjungan ke @partibersamamy, Malaysia. Mungkin mereka mengetahui sesuatu yang tidak diketahui oleh rakyat Malaysia biasa, khususnya penyokong parti dinosaur yang masih buta, pekak dan tidak mahu berfikir secara rasional. Mereka bukan sewenang-wenangnya bertemu dengan sesiapa sahaja. Mereka mengkaji situasi politik di peringkat akar umbi serta keadaan negara sebelum membuat keputusan untuk mengunjungi parti-parti politik yang berpotensi menjadi kuasa politik masa depan. Kredit : Facebook Rakyat Bijak

This is very true. Here is Qwen 3.8 27B compared to all the sota models 1 year ago today on artificial analysis. If 27B released a year ago, it would be the best model in the world by a wide margin.

The man arrested for planting a secret recording device at OpenAI's headquarters is a Venture Partner of a VC firm alongside the son of a senior Saudi intelligence official: