Introducing Vallum Software's #NDT ADR machine. A ball-bearing inspection system that utilizes robotics, AI, and machine learning, providing automated inspection and quality control of balls for ball bearings - buff.ly/3X0GfvK @vallumsoftware #industrial #manufacturing
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Pentagon Backs Ambitious Plan To Beam Solar Power From Space - buff.ly/LPIXH9j energy
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Lula packed Brazil’s Supreme Court with his own lawyer and justice minister and had them lock his rival up for 27 years. Back in 2023, after taking power, he named Cristiano Zanin and Flávio Dino to the court. In 2025 both voted to convict Jair Bolsonaro of a coup plot and hand him the sentence. That court had previously wiped Lula’s own corruption convictions in 2021 so he could run again. On election day, Zanin ordered the polls kept open another 2 hours, 3 minutes before they were supposed to close. Both sides had asked, but the call came from Lula’s former defense lawyer. Even after Bolsonaro was barred and jailed, Lula still trailed Flávio 45–47 in the first round and only scraped past him by under 4 points in the runoff. Flávio still refuses to concede. Lula called the win a defeat for denialism and lies. Two of the judges who put his rival away were the men he put on the court. Voters barely picked him. The court cleared the path.
On the day María Corina Machado returns to Venezuela after months in exile, banned from the ballot so Maduro’s regime could claim a win she and Edmundo González actually took, a Brazilian Supreme Court justice does the same job for Lula. Cristiano Zanin, Lula’s former personal lawyer, orders voting extended 2 hours nationwide after polls had already closed. The request came from Lula’s campaign. Transport excuses, rain, whatever. And the result is chaos, paused counting, and a leftist incumbent who gets extra time the rules didn’t give him. Same script on the same continent. When the left can’t win cleanly, a judge rewrites the rules. Venezuela’s courts kept Machado off the ballot and rubber stamped Maduro. Brazil’s court, staffed by the incumbent’s own lawyer, keeps the polls open after the deadline so the incumbent’s voters have one more chance. They don’t need tanks when they have robes.
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$40.46 trillion - new record Good thing Congress enacted all those @DOGE cuts... ...oh, wait.
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Anybody reporting VOTER FRAUD in the past elections, or the upcoming 2026 midterm election, will be paid $1,000,000 upon the arrest and conviction of those that created the fraud! - President Donald J. Trump
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One day after Lula was declared the winner of Brazil's elections, his opponent -- Sen. Flavio Bolsonaro -- just had had his passport seized by the Federal Police. Theose police were sent by notorious tyrant Judge Alexandre de Moraes. What a lovely democratic image.
Flávio Bolsonaro diz que foi intimado pela PF a entregar seus passaportes por decisão de Alexandre de Moraes
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Perhaps the tussle it had with the Gov regarding H-1 B visas had something to do with this? - buff.ly/J8Di78i AI workforce
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Brazil.
“We decided to extend voting nationwide by 2 hours”
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Stolen AI Reasoning Could Help China Build Cheaper Rivals - buff.ly/uT3dyxH genaI distilling IP IT tech LLMs
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Brazilian markets are in TOTAL FREEFALL after socialist Lula’s victory. Stocks tanking 15%, the currency collapsing, and pure financial panic. This is what happens EVERY single time the radical left takes power: total economic ruin. Socialism destroys everything it touches! 🇧🇷🚨
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Isn’t it “funny” how anytime voting is extended past normal election times in America, Brazil, and elsewhere, it’s always the Left who benefits? It’s almost as if they need that extra time to figure out how many fake ballots need to be stuffed to defeat the right wing turnout…
UNACCEPTABLE! @FlavioBolsonaro does not recognize the election results: "It is impossible to recognize the election results in the context of how these things happened. We are going to use our legal team, we are going to request the annulment of these elections."
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The importance of machine learning and computer vision in parts inspections: Sandia National Laboratories research shows that human inspectors miss 20-30% of defects under production conditions - buff.ly/QQ1EcSC AI ML IT Tech
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Anthropic officially files for its public debut - buff.ly/kg4090N AI GenaI IPO IT tech
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SpaceX locks in $40B GPU financing deal with Apollo - buff.ly/IsNWiBZ AI GenaI GPUs IT Tech finance
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"Guppy-Level Death": Musk Warns Of Mass AI Neocloud Failures Amid Funding Crunch - buff.ly/vGmRTjf GenaI IT Tech cloud neoclouds
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Introducing Vallum Software's NDT ADR machine. A ball-bearing inspection system that utilizes robotics, AI, and machine learning, providing automated inspection and quality control of balls for ball bearings - buff.ly/3X0GfvK @vallumsoftware industrial manufacturing
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Notice who is celebrating the stolen election in Brazil The same people who stole the 2020 Presidential election here in the US
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The Pentagon just launched a program requiring every military base in the continental U.S. to be able to run independently for 90 days without the civilian grid. Meanwhile, the U.K. Prime Minister is telling citizens to prepare for upcoming "emergencies." Why? Because they know our power and water systems are vulnerable, and they aren't relying on luck anymore. But before we freak out, THIS IS A GOOD THING. It doesn't mean war is imminent. It means Trump is taking our national security seriously. He knows we have to protect our bases from any type of attack. We don't know if there's more to this, but I will say, IF you've ever been looking for a sign to start prepping... this might be it.
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Remember this?? Same thing happened in Brazil last night.
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Brazil elections remind me of Arizona elections.
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The manufacturing industry is set to generate 4.4 zettabytes of data worldwide, on par with that generated by consumer telecom networks - buff.ly/rZA1OmQ OT ICS edge edgecomputing industrial
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