For example:

– The Holy Office calls for Facebook to stop spreading a conspiracy theory that Earth revolves around the sun.

– WSJ publishes an in-depth investigation about Galileo heresy.

– Facebook will no longer stop the spread of a theory that Earth revolves around the sun

Now that WSJ has done some deeper investigations, you are allowed to talk about this. I see no danger whatsoever in centralizing the decision about truth for 2.85b people >

Facebook will no longer stop the spread of a theory that COVID-19 was manufactured https://t.co/mENHLqvNfs

@engineyard I think we are not even remotely close to #NoOps. And after 10 years maybe it’s time to stop calling for its arrival and admit it was a dream pipe. #Automation disappoints customers exactly because it’s sold as a dream pipe: https://t.co/gI7RBY2nVJ

Experience & background of the workforce (Sales, PMs, Leadership) is one of the most overlooked dimension when assessing the chances of success for a merger, an industry segment expansion, or a product launch. We often talk about culture mismatch but this is way more impactful.

UK academics will be offered confidential advice from government before entering overseas research partnerships, in a drive to tackle the rising threat of espionage and intellectual property theft by “hostile actors” such as China.

https://t.co/CMQ8tQtIDK

RT @RedHatUK: Red Hat’s general manager of product strategy, Alessandro Perilli @giano joins the @FinancialTimes discussion on ‘how cloud a…

What is the book that changed your life? (not novels or religious texts)

Asked on May 25, 2021

On social media, I still occasionally read posts suggesting that #NoOps is a *new* buzzword, not realising that, actually, it’s a 10yo idea. An idea that largely failed and must be replaced by more pragmatic paths forward: https://t.co/vHnpAURkkC

“By the end of the century, Nigeria could surpass China in population”

Long Slide Looms for World Population, With Sweeping Ramifications https://t.co/gsTJShH5oJ

Or “How @replit gives developers access to over 30,000 OS packages instantly in the browser”. It’s not just the web-based IDE. It’s everything else around it. >

How we went from supporting 50 languages to all of them https://t.co/8EVskJQ09q