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Tuttle files for Magnificent 10 ETF, adding AMD, Broadcom, and Palantir to the mix
Expanding the Magnificent 7 to 10 reflects growing confidence in tech and AI sectors, potentially reshaping investment strategies and market dynamics. The post Tuttle files for Magnificent 10 ETF, adding AMD, Broadcom, and Palantir to the mix appeared first o…
Planatir To Control Britain's Health Data | Armstrong Economics
What they are building in Britain is not healthcare reform. It is the construction of a surveillance state disguised as efficiency. Once governments
Armada Announces Agreement with Johnson Controls for Galleon Forge One; Raises $230M in Oversubscribed Series B with a Pre-Money Valuation of $2B to Accelerate Deployment of the U.S. AI Stack and Support Explosive Customer Demand Growth Across Industries
Framework agreement with Johnson Controls outlines plans for modular data center production at dedicated factory in Arizona, expected to create more than 500 jobs SAN FRANCISCO, May 19, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- "The AI race will not be won by one-off projects," s…
US military is powerful enough to crush enemies, but can it defeat their 'final 10%?'
Modern warfare's Final Ten Percent problem means conventionally superior militaries face rising costs to coerce determined adversaries into defeat.
Resource Managment fails to attribute usage to resources, while the data sits there in Dataset API
Resource Management is a great app to see usage, but this may be a bug. I see these false claims in the Resource Management app: “Some usage cannot be attributed to individual resources”; “Top resources” However, in the Dataset UI I can see one particular dataset which has the exact same usage perfectly attributed to it : This makes this dataset the topmost resource user! Clearly, since this data is within the system, it should be reflected in the Resource Management app too. 1 post - 1 participant Read full topic
Security Affairs newsletter Round 577 by Pierluigi Paganini – INTERNATIONAL EDITION
A new round of the weekly Security Affairs newsletter has arrived! Every week, the best security articles from Security Affairs are free in your email box. Enjoy a new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter, including the international press. Attacker…
Tarlov: 'The Idea Of The Trump Administration Rooting Out Fraud Is Utterly Laughable'
Jessica Tarlov cohorts on this Friday's The Five did their best to shut her down when she rightfully pointed out that there's a "for sale" sign on the White House right now. The discussion about JD Vance's joke of a so-called fraud task force went off the rai…
Schmoozing Is Dead, Agents Are Hitting 120% of Humans, and Growth Is the Only Thing That Matters: 10 Things From the Closing Q&A at SaaStr AI Annual 2026
We just wrapped SaaStr AI Annual 2026, and the closing Q&A on Day 3 ended up being one of the most useful sessions of the entire event for me. No script, no prepared deck, just an hour of questions from the audience on the topics most on their mind. I went of…
The seven new job titles that AI created, from Claude Evangelist to Chief AI Officer
AI companies are not just changing the way people work. They are changing the kinds of roles that exist. Org charts are morphing as an entirely new class of jobs emerges, some with titles that did not exist two years ago, others that represent old professions…
Where Could Palantir Be in 10 Years? The Bull and Bear Cases.
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Tomato and beef prices notch new records...
Tomato and beef prices notch new records... (First column, 13th story, link) Related stories:One of 'Donnie's Angels' called most beautiful in world! Trump touted PALANTIR on Truth Social after buying company's stock, records show... P…
Ken Early: Martin O’Neill’s Celtic salvation act was a victory for the romantics
Veteran manager’s title success achieved by old-school values against a data-driven opponent
Comptrolling for the Public Good
New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli faces a primary challenge from two progressive candidates who say he’s been asleep at the wheel. Is it time for fresh blood? The post Comptrolling for the Public Good appeared first on The American Prospect.
The Seed 100: The best early-stage investors of 2026
Business Insider's annual Seed 100 list recognizes the early-stage investors who provide crucial support to budding startups.
Palantir Gets an Initial $3.9 Million to Spy on Federal Workers
The contract kicks off a Trump administration plan to track workers at the Social Security Administration and Departments of Agriculture and Veterans Affairs. The post Palantir Gets an Initial $3.9 Million to Spy on Federal Workers appeared first on The Ameri…
Chances of Winning Plunge...
Chances of Winning Plunge... (First column, 6th story, link) Related stories:One of 'Donnie's Angels' called most beautiful in world! President touted PALANTIR after buying company's stock... POLLING BELOW CARTER? Massie confronts ful…
Nvidia, CoreWeave And Palantir Are Driving AI Forward. Which Is The Top Stock Pick?
Discover which of the three giants of the AI era, CoreWeave, Nvidia and Palantir, offers the best value for your portfolio based on growth and valuation.
Materialized dataset __is_deleted not behaving correctly when deleting objects through workshop
We have an object type with edits enabled, backed by a materialized dataset. The dataset schema includes the system columns _is_deleted and __patch_offset. When we delete an object via a Delete action, the row disappears entirely from the materialized dataset. We expected it to stay with __is_deleted = true so we could use it for auditing and filtering in downstream transforms. Looking at the schema, we found that the primary key resolution includes “deletionColumn”: “_is_deleted”, which appears to auto-filter deleted rows at read time. We tried removing the deletionColumn setting from the schema, but it gets set to null instead of being fully removed. After that, deleted rows did show up in the dataset, but all columns other than the primary key had null values. Additionally, the setting reverts back to __is_deleted as soon as we trigger any edit from the Workshop table that refreshes the materialized view, so the change doesn’t persist. 1 post - 1 participant