Telecomwet: WhatsApp zou stoppen in Nederland als opsporingsdiensten de berichten via een ‘achterdeurtje’ gingen aftappen. Zelfs experts van Justitie zagen geen heil in dit plan van hun eigen minister Grapperhaus, blijkt uit interne documenten.

The world's favorite herbicide is making it harder for buff-tailed bumblebees to keep their hives warm enough to incubate larvae, new research finds. 

NEW - Telegram has released user data to the Federal Criminal Police Office of Germany in several cases, Spiegel reports. The NGO CeMAS monitors 3,000 German-language channels & groups for "disinformation, antisemitism, and right-wing extremism." spiegel…

Schwarz Group launches StackIT to outside customers from two facilities in Germany and Austria

Economic analysts expect Turkey's inflation will only get worse as the country grapples with President Erdogan's unorthodox strategy on monetary policy.

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Statistics Norway wants to receive several million daily receipts from food stores, signalling a new era in state data collection. Privacy advocates and the supermarkets themselves are unhappy. People living in Norway are used to

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New hires were allegedly assured weeks ago that their offers would not be rescinded.

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Have you ever trained a neural network to solve the problem of multiclass classification? If yes, you know that the raw outputs of the neural network are often very difficult to interpret. The softmax activation function simplifies this for you by making…

I’ve been reluctant to write what I know about the FBI’s scheme because the tale is so complicated that I’m still not sure I fully understand it.

We're sharing open source code that can sort arrays of numbers about ten times as fast as the C++ std::sort