tanterei.bsky.social

@tanterei.bsky.social

Research software engineer hailing from theoretical physics. Reproducibility and software-testing are my unfortunate pet-peeves.

🚨Report by @cictar.bsky.social on how Big Tech company Palantir is managing to pay little to no taxes in EU. It shows how Palantir’s global tax structure drains funding for public services&infrastructure ✊ @epsu.bsky.social demands tougher rules on public contracts 👉 www.cictar.org/all-research...

Who Pays for the Surveillance State? — Centre for International Corporate Tax Accountability and Research

Who pays for the surveillance state?

cictar.org

Is there a graph or a visualisation of the adoption of every new major technology? I feel that all go smth like this: Scientific discovery (cautious, exciting). Scammers get an early start. Marketing hype. Bust. Widespread adoption of the charred remnants with the bloat burnt off.

Ars Technica@arstechnica.com · yesterday

It's entirely possible that AI chatbots could someday soon take over much of the scam process as fully independent fraud agents.

I love Obsidian! ❤️ It's a great tool for note management (idk. about "knowledge" 😉) and can be easily used with Git or @nextcloud.bsky.social to keep notes private. Though @joplinapp.bsky.social is IMHO better to sync between mobile and main system - for a lightweight notepad on the go.

AlternativeTo@alternativeto.net · 2d ago

Obsidian 1.13 brings a redesigned settings panel with search and keyboard navigation, new image editing and zoom options, and an iOS Share Sheet for quick content capture alternativeto.net/news/2026/7...

Three smartphones display a dark-themed interface showcasing YouTube sharing options and a note titled "David Lynch on Cooking Quinoa."

Welp I stand to my failures: I did not reach Prague yesterday. Came up short 50 km at Roudnice n.L. All a failure of oversleeping. Still, overall 140 km! Had I left at 0830 as intended I would've made it on time for a fast train back. I dawdled and left at 1015. 📸🧵

Interesting. I thought the fibres were buried 🤷 That being said, a cut of up to 45% of traffic to the European part of Russia seems significant. I wonder if they'll finally manage to pull the NK approach to internet access for their citizens, as they tried to do multiple times in recent history.

Mina Hanse@mina-hanse.bsky.social · last wk.

Finland starting in 2027, will cease servicing the power transmission line towers that carry some international internet traffic to Russia. Finnish energy company Fingrid has sent a corresponding warning to Russian telecom operators. ru.themoscowtimes.com/2026/07/29/f...