India Hydropower Output Records Steepest Fall In Nearly Four Decades
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Reuters: India's hydroelectricity output fell at the steepest pace in at least 38 years during the year ended March 31, a Reuters analysis of government data showed, as erratic rainfall forced further dependence
Databricks Claims Its Open Source Foundational LLM Outsmarts GPT-3.5
Lindsay Clark reports via The Register: Analytics platform Databricks has launched an open source foundational large language model, hoping enterprises will opt to use its tools to jump on the LLM bandwagon. The biz, founded around Apache Spark, published a
Telegram Challenges Meta With the Launch of New 'Business' Features, Revenue-Sharing
Telegram is enhancing its platform for businesses with the introduction of Telegram Business, offering specialized features like customizable start pages, business hours, and chat management tools, while also initiating an ad-revenue sharing model for public channels with at least 1,000
Key food aid group says it's pausing Gaza operations after 7 workers killed in Israeli airstrike
Key food aid group says it's pausing Gaza operations after 7 workers killed in Israeli airstrike
Children injured in Finland school shooting, minor apprehended
Three children were injured in a shooting at a primary school in Finland early Tuesday, and a suspect, who was also a minor, was later apprehended, police said.
Fox News was so scared of Karine Jean-Pierre calling out their hypocrisy that they edited the video
As the right-wing outrage continues over the fact that Easter and the Transgender Day of Visibility happened to fall on the same day this year, out White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was forced to give reporters a lesson in
A new Pride flag design was flown in London & the internet hates it
London Mayor Sadiq Khan’s X account posted a new version of the Pride flag on Sunday, and people had a lot to say about it.The new flag design is a take on the Progress Pride flag, which uses the six-striped
Israel strikes Iran consulate in Syria’s capital Damascus: What we know
Iran has promised a response after an alleged Israeli attack on its consulate killed seven including two top commanders.
Japan lifts pause in funding for UNRWA, following Canada, Australia
Japanese foreign minister makes the announcement after holding talks last week with UNRWA chief.
Trump posts $175m bond in fraud case to avoid asset seizures
Former United States president was in February found liable for misrepresenting his net worth by as much as $2bn.
North Korea fires suspected intermediate-range ballistic missile
Pyongyang's latest move comes days after Russia used its veto to disband a UN panel monitoring sanctions compliance.
Opinion: Heat pumps cut costs and pollution. So why isn't it easier to install one in California?
The heating and cooling technology reduces the costs and emissions that contribute to climate change. But bureaucracy can stand in the way of available incentives.
More than $150 in credits coming to Southern Californians' utility bills this month
As part of California's climate credit program, gas and electric utility customers will receive money off their bills this month.
'Way, way, way above normal' rains could set all-time L.A. record as wet weather continues
The latest back-to-back water years have become the wettest on record for Los Angeles since the late 1800s, with more than 52 inches falling since October 2022. And officials say more is on the way.