You may not be aware of it, but this cruelty is far supassed by the cruelty measured out by the US in other countries.

Is it good? Just found it online and so far enjoying the intro. Should I buy a printed copy?

Yeah, I am now on the train back from London, and I have to say that the check-in process in London was complete chaos. I had to walk a good 500m in the queue. The waiting room was also way too crowded and did not have enough seats.

Oh, I am so sorry for that. Do you know if it's possible to correct the post? Or should I have to take it down all together?

The castles have been swapped for colleges, but apart from that, Cambridge offers pretty much the same visuals as Brussels

📌 Great! I'll save this one for later!

I especially enjoyed the presentations about small language models, which seems to be the relevant choice for downstream tasks in industry implementations.

Also thanks to organizers @annarogers.bsky.social and @delliott.bsky.social.

Uh... I could think of so many confounding variables here. But interesting nevertheless. Please keep posting if you find any related resutls.

Great work! Saving for later 📌

Not quite thje same, but we (the Danish) have this cool wheel with wings. It is placed in front of the Copenhagen Central Station.

Share the link please! I want to do my own research 😜

📌 saving for later!

To be fair, I just found this writeup from the US Trade Representative detailing their argument: ustr.gov/issue-areas/...

While the tariffs are promoted as countermeasures to foreign tariffs, the size of the tariffs are not related to these tariffs, but by the formula (imports - exports)/imports per country. A rather random number...

Sorry, that was not very clear. The US government is imposing some rather draconian tariffs on imports from all over the world.