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WarNewsPL reported that Kim Yo Jong, sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, issued a statement on October 19, 2026, criticizing South Korea and warning of retaliation. According to the post, she described the situation at the border as very unstable and serious, blaming it on the actions of South Korean military forces. WarNewsPL stated that, according to Pyongyang, from August 1 to October 17, the South Korean military fired 201 warning shots with automatic rifles and heavy weapons and broadcasted 2,870 messages via loudspeakers, allegedly in response to North Korean soldiers crossing the demarcation line. #KoreaPółnocna #KoreaPołudniowa #konflikt (translated)

Remek Kinas announced the release of basal 2.2, which—he wrote—introduces the basal-calibrate tool for adjusting model calibration to the user's local data. According to him, the tool uses labeled examples from a given process, and the data is not shared externally or used for training the model. Kinas stated that he tested the solution in a new field where the model had not been trained. He wrote that using the "1%" setting from the provided file would result in automatically accepting every eighth decision, with 8% of those being incorrect. After calibration on the user's data, the calibration error for choice questions decreased from 0.268 to 0.083. In the case of the verify statements, the model automatically accepted 54.8% of the cases and made no errors in doing so. The release also included FP8 and GGUF ports for basal-omni-1.0-mini and max, as well as MLX ports for Apple Silicon Macs: mini, max, and 1.1-max. Kinas thanked Piotr Durlej for GGUF export, Kuba Sołtys for implementation on Google TPU, Michał Kardyś for work related to AMD Strix Halo, user lukaspoloki for basal-viz, and Paweł Kiszczak for exports to Apple Silicon MLX. The author also expressed gratitude for the posts and comments from the past weekend. He mentioned that he had responded to some of them and then worked on further improvements; he also announced that he would publish comments in the evening. #sztucznainteligencja #uczenieMaszynowe #technologia (translated)

From November 6, 2026, a law implementing the DSA will come into force in Poland, allowing users to file complaints against platforms such as Meta, TikTok, Google, or Allegro, but it does not ensure automatic unblocking of accounts or restoration of content. #DSA #UsługiCyfrowe #Skargi (translated)

Waldemar wrote about Piotr Wichert, whom he described as an activist and delegate of PiS, as well as an acquaintance from Arciszewska's district. He described the right-wing narrative, according to which Wichert was severely beaten by the police. As he pointed out, he was allegedly fleeing from being identified, pushed away an officer, who hit her head against a glass door, and had a knife with him. Waldemar added that recordings from body cameras were presented as a manipulation by Donald Tusk's government. The author wrote that Jarosław Kaczyński intervened at the police station, media in the Republic declared Wichert a victim, and representatives of PiS considered the matter persecution. He also criticized what he described as the leniency of the justice system towards politicians from that party. The post ended with the signature of Jacek Fogiel. #Polska #PiS #Sprawiedliwość (translated)

The author wrote that FedEx Europe launched a portal for handling temperature-controlled medical shipments for the pharmaceutical and life sciences industries in 26 markets, including Poland. According to him, the platform was supposed to automate onboarding, ordering thermal packaging, and scheduling pickups, among other things. #FedEx #logistyka #zdrowie #PL #EU (translated)

Krzysztof Mazur listed European companies and technologies from various industries, arguing that Europe still has significant industrial achievements. Among the examples he cited were Porsche, BMW, Ferrari, Mercedes, and Rolls-Royce cars, Bosch and Siemens automation, ABB robotics, ASML lithography, Airbus A350 aircraft, Ariane 6 rocket, Rafale and Gripen fighters from SAAB, and TRUMPF industrial lasers. He also mentioned, among others, EDF and Schneider in nuclear energy, STMicroelectronics and Infineon in semiconductor manufacturing, Nokia and Ericsson in telecommunications, Siemens Healthineers, Novo Nordisk, BioNTech, AstraZeneca, and Roche in medicine, as well as the Galileo and Copernicus systems and ICEYE and OHB satellites. The list also included Thales radars, Naval Group submarines, Rheinmetall artillery systems, Leonardo helicopters, Kongsberg missiles, Vestas and Siemens turbines, and trains from Alstom, Siemens, Newag, and Pesa. Among further examples, he mentioned the Mistral AI language models, Pasqal and IQM quantum computers, Wilk Electronics memory cards, and prototypes for fusion reactors from Proxima Fusion. Mazur wrote that Europe should regain its technological pride. He assessed that the continent missed the digital revolution but still has excellent companies and technologies. #technologia #innowacje #przemysł (translated)

BostonTea reached out to Rafał Ziemkiewicz, asking whether he thought it was not about robots, the development of AI algorithms, or work automation, but about the influx of Indians to the country. He ascribed to them an average IQ of 78. #AI #automatyzacja #Społeczeństwo (translated)

Adam Gwiazda wrote that in Łosiów in the Opole Voivodeship, a group of several dozen men from Nepal has been accommodated in a private building. According to his post, the police checked their documents and confirmed that they are legally residing in Poland. They were supposed to commute to work in Wrocław, which is 70 km away. Gwiazda reported that residents raised the issue with the village leader, fearing for their safety. The village leader was said to have confirmed the police's information and noted that concerns about safety should not automatically be regarded as xenophobia. The author also wrote that local MP Paweł Kukiz spoke out. Kukiz ironically pointed out that it would be closer to work from Jagodno, while also indicating that the foreigners' stay is legal and the law does not provide grounds for action. According to Gwiazda's account, the MP advocated for a change in the law and the removal of the political class from power, which he blamed for the situation. In the end, he was said to have ironically expressed hope that the Nepalese would live peacefully "in their place on earth." #imigracja #bezpieczeństwo #Polska (translated)

The author of the entry accused Horała of assessing the case of Maciej Berek's election to the Constitutional Tribunal without a full analysis of the regulations. He referred to Article 194, paragraph 1 of the Constitution, which — as he wrote — assigns the election of TC judges to the Sejm, and Article 4 of the law, which regulates the taking of the oath but does not give the president the right to approve or annul the election. On this basis, he concluded that Berek is a TC judge. The author admitted that the law provides for the oath to be taken before the president, but questioned whether refusal or failure to designate a date could indefinitely block the commencement of office by a person elected by the Sejm. He also pointed to ruling K 34/15, which, according to him, required the oath to be taken without delay, except in exceptional, objective circumstances. At the same time, he noted that the effectiveness of Berek's oath in the presence of the Speaker of the Sejm remains a matter of interpretative dispute. However, he deemed it unacceptable to present presidential inaction as an unlimited constitutional authority. The author called on Horała to present a full analysis of Berek's qualifications and documents confirming his professional experience, referring to the allegation of failing to meet the conditions from Article 3 of the law. He also asked whether the support declared by Horała for the president in this dispute could be reconciled with the postulate of TC independence, emphasizing that — as he wrote — the Constitution binds both the Sejm and the president. #Konstytucja #SądRejonowy #Prawo (translated)

Konrad Krasuski wrote that he spoke with an anonymous employee of the Veterinary Inspection about the situation around the zoo in Łączna. According to the informant, on October 2, during the Animal Rights Congress in the Senate, the Chief Veterinary Officer and representatives of the General Directorate for Environmental Protection were present, and discussions were already underway in the corridors about a future intervention at the zoo. The employee emphasized that identifying irregularities during an inspection does not automatically mean that animals must be taken away. As Krasuski reported, the informant distinguished between deficiencies that could be ordered to be corrected — such as an insufficient enclosure for a tiger — and situations where the animal's welfare is threatened enough to warrant immediate removal. He also assessed that there was no reason not to trust the District Veterinary Officer in Wałbrzych. According to the employee, the veterinarian had held this position since around 2015, had extensive knowledge, and difficult cases were consulted with him; in his opinion, animal removal was not necessary. The informant alleged that the authority of the Veterinary Inspection was being publicly undermined, and the responsibility for systemic problems fell on individual veterinarians. He claimed that after subsequent media scandals, district veterinarians were being changed, but this did not lead to real reforms. He also pointed out the lack of uniform procedures, support, specialized training related to zoo inspections, and a joint protocol for such inspections. He critically assessed the advisory teams at the Chief Veterinary Officer. As Krasuski conveyed, the employee believed that individuals associated with animal protection and social sciences had a significant impact on the discussion, while the knowledge and experience of veterinarians and field inspectors were being marginalized. He also noted that actions concerning the removal of animals from the zoo in Łączna were to be undertaken about six months after the notification, while the investigation by the same prosecutor's office concerning DIOZ lasted much longer. The employee stressed that the transport of wild and exotic animals, when necessary, requires prior preparations: acclimatizing the animal to the transport crate and ensuring the presence of a familiar caretaker. According to him, severe stress can lead some species to refuse food, panic, or self-harm. The informant also indicated that veterinarians were asked very short notice about the possibility of sedating animals before transport and assessed that such an operation should not be organized ad hoc. As Krasuski reported, the employee believed that transport could be justified in direct threat to life or health, but in other circumstances, the transport itself and the associated stress could also pose significant risks to the animals. #OchronaZwierząt #ZOO #Weterynaria (translated)

The Supreme Administrative Court ruled that a 4% share of the State Treasury in the property cannot automatically deprive former decree owners and their heirs of the right to convert perpetual usufruct into ownership rights. #Nieruchomości #Własność #SądAdministracyjny (translated)

The author of the post urged the editorial team to present the full context of the statements and the questions and answers from the government spokesperson before making accusations of scandal or contempt for millions of Poles. He wrote that journalists could ask difficult questions and the spokesperson should treat them seriously, but he criticized replacing information with emotional headlines such as "SCANDAL" or "fleeing." He emphasized that criticism of the editorial team of Telewizja Republika should not be equated with contempt for its viewers, whom—he noted—the editorial team does not own. He added that criticizing journalists' work does not have to mean attacking the audience, and freedom of the press does not absolve one from the duty of accuracy nor protect against criticism. #dziennikarstwo #wolnośćprasy #krytyka (translated)