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At certain point though, if its subject like Stats & Prob, actually doing some associated project using the knowledge or teaching it to other people is the ultimate method to solidify things. No real shortcut either to just going through lots and lots of worked examples, math academy helps with that

Used multiple things, taught multiple people & recommended different methods, but best found, based on results has been math academy, its paid, but very much worth it, and supplement with textbooks if needed and YouTube. But its quite self contained
Really key is just need to solve lots of problems

Used multiple things, taught multiple people and recommended different methods, but best found, based on results has been math academy, its paid, but very much worth it, and supplement with textbooks if needed and YouTube. But its quite self contained

Have ever looked into municipal bonds or the more unusual stuff. High schools with 100s of millions dollar debts for usually mini sport stadiums. Look some the things just confused what the hell the money was spent on. Since lot is property tax funded it's all very rickety from a recessionary angle

The fight to revive Europe’s shrinking rural areas Across the continent, remote villages are fading amid declining births and residents departing for greater opportunity in urban centres

Not really sure how this can be solved, its very obvious in rural parts of Poland, Spain, or Italy I have been. Poland the transition is dramatic, outside of the main urban areas, its like two different economies

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‘F**k the pope and the IRA’ heard in Windsor Park after Shelbourne goal Estimated 1,400 fans travelled from Dublin to Belfast for Champion League qualifier

Find the idea that the Pope & IRA are some important corner stone of anything in Ireland now bit old timey. Some poor quality 1980s dated chanting material

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Kind of insane how in 2025 a big European country is just living through The Blitz every week while the rest of us Europeans mostly carry on like normal.

Don't know how can look at the present admin and not assume more of this, regardless of supposed narratives about shifting back from positions after pressure. It's rather this process constant policy enshittification constantly breaking things and hoping no crisis arrives

It's what confuses me about market coverage. The tariffs are not the economic headwind it's the machine that makes those decisions. Tariffs will be riddled with exceptions, pull backs and changes. But fundamentally it's the self harming policy generation machine that has 40+ months left.

My main takeaway from the Intersolar / the smarter E Europe exhibition in Munich is that batteries are the new solar. 4 buzzing halls of products, trying to claim a differentiation that doesn't exist, in a rapidly growing market. 14GW of batteries built in Europe + Turkey last year.

It's all such an American season of brexit, even with the insider WhatsApp groups too. For the apparent serious intellectual discussions. Like brexit notice the supposed grand victories shrink in scope as time goes on. American golden age has become we might get trade deal with japan

Data is incredibly unreliable out some states especially poorer ones. But proxy data kinda suggests it's falling in the poorest of states, religious states, falling in North Korea. Just few pockets were it isn't. There is no clear obvious answer to explain it all

Natalism discourse is really meme heavy. As you said if look at the declines worldwide, it's such heterogeneous collection of countries. Don't know how anyone could convince themselves it one thing. Honestly I don't know either. Vaguely say mobile interent is the only cross cutting thing. But why

Good question I seen on the other site. When will be the first instance of EU countries start processing political asylum cases from USA on the grounds of Geneva Convention and voicing of political opinions? And how do deal with aggressive admin that wants those people @aphclarkson.bsky.social

What would it take for euro to dethrone king US dollar? As Trump ramps up his trade war, two economists outline how Europe could finally turn the euro into a global currency.

With US treasuries sell off, reupping this.

Euro is too small to replace or even rival the dollar as global reserve currency, but the EU/ECB can do a lot to grow the international role of the euro and stabilise global financial system (which draws on @jvtk.bsky.social et al's work)

We massively boosted the speed, security and performance of the database in the last year. But not doing press release about how we are now on certain version of postgres and improved sql queries. Customer doesn't care. They would care if the product stopped working though

Pure LinkedIn exec slop brain. That people yearn for AI button tis magic. It's like, no they don't. We can use embedding layers or natural language processing layer to say in the background improve search. But the end customer doesn't give shit about knowing that. They just want a better product

It's so strange internally with us. Gets pushed we most have an integration from the parent corp. Thankfully, lead position I can stop it. Not totally against. But only if its genuinely useful, insist it most go through usual feature dev process, customer feedback, ux planning etc.

Very true. Just consider those for variety of American political cultural reasons essentially unlikely to happen until extremis. If even ever, because accelerating crisis they can do something mad like start pointless war or at least escalation to keep things on side.

Well there is things that can be done. But the systematic threshold to get there might take long time to get there

And the parliamentary political system allowed correction and adaptions while accommodating daft assumptions. The American system can just be locked into Trump, there is little levers to pull

With Library without Borders we’re releasing a white paper on the challenges of building sustainable generative ai at a global scale and making a lasting impact over local non-English communities. www.bibliosansfrontieres.org/wp-content/u...

With UK on 10% and Ireland on 20% tariff. Assume there will just be massive boon to cross border trade. All EU trade via Dublin to Belfast. Singapore on the Lagan.

EDIP is a Regulation proposed by the Commission to start implementing concrete measures identified in EDIS. EDIP is a Regulation proposed by the Commission to start implementing concrete measures identified in EDIS.

Increased EU funding rates for projects that involve common procurement (Article 17).

Potential VAT exemptions for certain joint defense procurement and financing to SMEs in defense.

Mechanisms to derogate from standard EU procurement rules.

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Related in the EDIP:

Articles 14 and 22(2)(c) describe the creation of a pool of defense products to ensure immediate availability for Member States, associated countries, & Ukraine.

Article 14(1)(a) mentions the establishment of "a single, centralised, up to date catalogue of defence products"

Are you even applying Draghi thought in your daily life, anon?

"Whatever it takes" isn't just for closing bond spreads.

I wonder will the information environment keep creating it. Let's say Trump is gone. Magically and got dem majority. Wouldn't the informational pendulum swing back later on. Don't think it's just trump thing either. This whiplash shows up elsewhere too. Is this just internet culture everywhere now

In theory if council votes to suspend a member. And it passes. And then you go to suspend second member. Is the first suspend member included. Because if it isn't. I can see suspending ladder, the clear solution to giving Lithuania the voice it needs. Total EU control. @dov.bsky.social

Agreeded. It's incredibly disheartening and utterly bewildering retreat to see

It's insidious- just like the Federation.

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