Roy Grubb
@roygrubb.bsky.social
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Management consultant (rtd), FBCS, Chartered IT Professional, visual thinker, information systems troubleshooter, data modeler, software designer, mind mapper https://www.informationtamers.com/
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roygrubb.bsky.social
Welsh Ukrainian community submit formal complaint accusing Reform UK of disinformation
roygrubb.bsky.social
That's some chutzpah you're showing there, Mr. Bessent.

...as if your boss hadn't slashed his way through the global economy with his ill-justified and ever-changing tariffs.
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helenebismarck.bsky.social
I am very aware that you „can‘t just rejoin tomorrow“, but perhaps you could start talking about the relationship with Europe in a non-paranoid, non elephant in the room-way?
helenebismarck.bsky.social
The Labour Position is weird. "we absolutely won‘t do something about that thing we think is really bad for the Country, and for which we blame the Tories."
Sounds like being invited late to a party you always wanted to attend, except now you are declining out of pique.
columnist.bsky.social
If it’s self damaging for the Conservatives to continue to profess their support for a Brexit no one likes, it’s incoherent - and self damaging - for Labour to both dislike Brexit but at the same time to (largely) support it in its current form.
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johngage1.bsky.social
I have never understood why Starmer doesn’t just tell the British public the truth. That they are being lied to by the right-wing press about the cause of the country's problems, and that Reform is capitalising on this for political gain, just like they did with Brexit.
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columnist.bsky.social
If it’s self damaging for the Conservatives to continue to profess their support for a Brexit no one likes, it’s incoherent - and self damaging - for Labour to both dislike Brexit but at the same time to (largely) support it in its current form.
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columnist.bsky.social
Great stuff from @stephenkb.bsky.social And while I think the Brexit was a disaster denialism is clearly most pronounced in the Conservative Party, it continues to affect the rest of the political spectrum in the form of we have to make the best of it / the situation will never change etc.
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goodlawproject.org
"The group has represented clients in the United States who are opposed to abortion, gay and transgender rights and contraception coverage in health care."

Every anti-abortion group is also anti-trans. Period. Support their latter work and you support their former. www.nytimes.com/2025/10/13/w...
They Helped Topple Roe v. Wade. Now Their Sights Are Set on Britain.
www.nytimes.com
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roygrubb.bsky.social
Oh no! We elected a glitch as President.
roygrubb.bsky.social
I was waiting for Trump’s face to fall off.
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molynj.bsky.social
Yes. And they might've stayed longer had Netenyahu not over cooked it with the attack in Qatar and other actions that cheesed off Trump enough to actually apply pressure.

It was always the case that Biden or Trump could stop Israel in a heartbeat if they threatened enough.
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edzitron.com
It currently takes 2.5+ years and $32.5bn+ a gigawatt of data center development and OpenAI says 10GW of Broadcom chips will be deployed by 2030.

Blandly repeating this stuff is failing readers. Call it what it is: nonsense
OpenAI and Broadcom AVGO 9.96%increase; green up pointing triangle are working together to develop and deploy 10 gigawatts of custom AI chips and computing systems over the next four years, a high-profile partnership aimed at satisfying some of the startup’s immense computing needs.

OpenAI plans to design its own graphics processing units, or GPUs, which will allow it to integrate what it has learned from developing powerful artificial-intellligence models into the hardware that underpins future systems. As part of the agreement announced Monday, the chips will be co-developed by OpenAI and Broadcom and deployed by the chip company starting in the second half of next year.