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Jardon Sinnerismo wrote that Laurienté had not been given a red card, which he deemed outrageous. He also stated that his team had suffered five unfavorable decisions in six match days and described the situation as a clash "against everyone and everything." https://t.co/K7wmpf9chK #Calcio #SerieA #Sport (translated)

"When asked about the issue, however, Schlein insists on the 'stubbornly united' line: 'Unity is not requested by the doctor but by our electorate, and we have a joint responsibility not to make the same mistakes by handing victory to the right.'" #Politica #Centrosinistra #EllySchlein (translated)

Renzi, Conte chiede “garanzie” a Schlein: “Metta paletti perché non faccia danni”. Lei: “Unica garanzia è non dividerci più”
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Federico Albano wrote that Max Verstappen had rightly won the Sprint at the SingaporeGP, thanks to a consistent pace and managing the tires and lack of grip. He described Lewis Hamilton, in second place, as having a very effective start and a good pace, despite experiencing a phase of tire overheating mid-race. According to Albano, Hamilton had then returned to the window and recorded two fast laps in the last three; he also praised Ferrari in wet conditions. Albano added that Charles Leclerc managed the first part well, but then suffered from extreme balancing and loss of front grip, yet managed to maintain third place. He called the McLaren incident incredible, which in his view had cost the team more points. He wrote that Andrea Kimi Antonelli had not made mistakes despite Mercedes' difficulties and warned against overrating the performance on intermediates, arguing that that tire favored the car in that configuration. Albano also said that George Russell wasted a good start with an immediate error and praised Oliver Bearman and Liam Lawson. Finally, he anticipated that qualifying would start soon. #F1 #SingaporeGP #Motorsport (translated)

Risks repeating the mistakes of the Internet The father of the Web Tim Berners-Lee on AI: "It risks repeating the mistakes of the Internet" #IntelligenzaArtificiale #SicurezzaTecnologica #AI (translated)

Gli agenti AI di Anthropic hanno presentato 20 richieste di visto al governo Usa
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Francky Longo reported that Raul Fernandez accused Marco Bezzecchi of deliberately pushing him towards the outside of the track, forcing him to cross the white line. According to Fernandez, the maneuver also allowed two Ducati, direct rivals, to pass. He said he had broken a finger and that he might have to go home the next day. Fernandez specified that he could accept a mistake, but he called an intentional maneuver a matter of sporting respect. Longo concluded by using vulgar words towards those who had accused Marc Márquez. #MotoGP #MotoGP #Sportività #Corse (translated)

The investigation into six agents of the Milan Local Police has led to requests for arrest for illegal detentions, with emerging chat conversations revealing admissions of mistakes and an awareness of having harmed the life of a sixteen-year-old. #Milano #PoliziaLocale #ArrestiIllegali (translated)

Milano, le chat dei sei vigili indagati per arresti illegali: «Abbiamo rovinato la vita a un sedicenne, non aveva fatto un c***o»

Elisabetta Aldrovandi wrote that a document recovered from the Prosecutor's Office in Pavia confirmed the absence of genetic material on the spoon used by Chiara Poggi on the morning of the crime. She contrasted that document with the documentation provided to PM Muscio, which she claimed contained DNA that was manually reconstructed because it was unclear, but attributed without doubt to the victim. Aldrovandi also argued that the documentation reported a large quantity of DNA on the pedal of Alberto Stasi's bicycle, initially identified with certainty as blood and later indicated as such with a high probability. She recalled that a handwritten note from then Captain Marino instead reported the absence of blood and that the machine used for electrophoretic runs had produced two negative results for that DNA. The author stated that the data clarified what might have happened in the laboratory in September 2007. She deemed it unacceptable and unforgivable, in addition to the errors, any potential concealment of them, arguing that this could have contributed to biasing the investigation against Stasi, who was sentenced to 16 years in prison, of which he would serve nearly 11, with severe consequences for his life and reputation. #garlasco #giustizia #DNA #garlasco (translated)

Workers have shown a great sense of responsibility, and therefore it should be avoided that the price of choices and mistakes that are not the workers' is placed on all female and male workers of the former Ilva," said the general secretary of Fiom-Cgil, Michele de Palma. #ScioperoExIlva #AcciaioGreen #Lavoratori (translated)

I sindacati: 'Da lunedì sciopero nazionale ex Ilva di 24 ore'
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Workers have shown a great sense of responsibility and therefore it should be avoided that the cost of choices and mistakes that do not belong to the workers is offloaded onto all the workers of the former Ilva," said the general secretary of Fiom-Cgil, Michele de Palma. #exIlva #Acciaio #Lavoratori (translated)

Ex Ilva, stop area a caldo Taranto e avvio cassa integrazione
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At 2 PM, it was announced that Massimo Bossetti's son would make his first television appearance regarding the Yara Gambirasio case. According to reports, he described his father's case as worse than the Garlasco case and claimed that there had been many mistakes and no concrete evidence. https://t.co/ens6cdjAMx #giustizia #YaraGambirasio #MassimoBossetti (translated)

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In the Garlasco case, lawyer Macrì commented on the tests not carried out on Stasi's bicycle and the male DNA. He argued that it was not correct to still talk about mistakes, defining what happened as deliberate omissions and serious crimes. https://t.co/u2sDQCJpio #Garlasco #Giustizia #Diritto (translated)

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Twenty-five years ago, on October 8, 2001, the Linate air tragedy caused the death of 118 people following a collision between a private flight and a Scandinavian airline, highlighting serious human errors and the lack of ground radar at the airport. #Linate #incidenteaereo #memoria (translated)

Venticinque anni fa l’apocalisse a Linate: 118 morti, il peggior dramma aereo in Italia
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Steven Cercamondi wrote that Margaret Hamilton, whom he referred to as the "woman of the Moon," had passed away at the age of 90. He described a photograph in which Hamilton appeared next to the lists of software developed by the team she led for the lunar module and the command module of the Apollo 11 mission. According to Cercamondi, that software managed critical functions such as flight control, navigation, data, communications, and safety, and was designed to handle emergencies and failures by providing real-time feedback to the astronauts. He also credited Hamilton with introducing an error management approach based on "interrupts," which allowed for timely detection and management of problems. He wrote that the team's code had provided the foundations for the safe operation of space missions and concluded with a message of condolence. #MargaretHamilton #NASA #Apollo11 (translated)

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Tim Berners-Lee, the creator of the Web, expresses concern about artificial intelligence, stating that it must serve users and not companies, and proposes the creation of common standards and clear responsibilities to avoid repeating the mistakes of the past with the Internet and social networks. #IntelligenzaArtificiale #WebAperto #TimBernersLee (translated)

Tim Berners-Lee, il padre del Web sfida l’AI: “Deve lavorare per noi, non per le aziende”

New investigations into the case of the murder of Chiara Poggi reopen the debate on the conflicting results of the DNA analysis found on the pedals of Alberto Stasi's bicycle, shedding light on alleged errors and destruction of evidence by the Ris. #Garlasco #AlbertoStasi #omicidioChiaraPoggi (translated)

Garlasco, dna sulla bici di Stasi: nuove indagini sui pedali. Gli investigatori saranno ascoltati

Rita Cavallaro had invited people not to lose faith in the Carabinieri, stating that the soldiers did not cover up mistakes and were not afraid to acknowledge possible internal responsibilities. In her opinion, the truth about the Garlasco case was getting closer. She had therefore urged to read the interview of the general commander Salvatore Luongo to Tg1, reporting that the general had said that any individual mistakes should not harm the honorability of the Carabinieri and that "those who have made mistakes will answer for it" in every forum. https://t.co/GL2BBYEh5C #Carabinieri #Legalità #Giustizia (translated)

Movimento2050 wrote that, in its opinion, in democratic countries — unlike in Italy — those who make mistakes take responsibility for them and then go to the polls. It added that this time too, Sánchez had shown how to do it, but that the lesson would not be understood. #democrazia #voto #responsabilità (translated)

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PJ wrote that, with the yellow tire against Hadjar's red one, he had never been able to surpass him, while he had taken a lap with the same compound. He added that the difference changed little, but he considered the mistakes serious and argued that Ferrari still had a long way to grow. #AutoRacer #F1 #F1 #Formula1 #Motorsport (translated)

Federico Albano described the Sepang qualifying as a test on a circuit suitable for motorsport. According to him, Max Verstappen had secured a significant pole position and Isack Hadjar finished third. He attributed the speed of the Red Bull on the straights to the low levels of aerodynamic drag and the updates, which made the car more predictable for the drivers, even though it was not optimized for every corner. Albano emphasized that low drag would remain crucial for F1 26. Regarding Ferrari, Albano wrote that the car was the most competitive in corners, but lost a lot on the straights due to poor power. He rated Lewis Hamilton's lap as exceptional, especially in the middle sector: in those fast corners, he noted, the Brit gained 0.4 seconds on Charles Leclerc. He called Hamilton's car balance perfect and the lap, in his opinion, the best the driver had done since arriving in Maranello. Leclerc, on the other hand, overloaded the front end and suffered from tire overheating midway through the lap. Albano said it remained to be seen if during the race the thermal load would shift towards the front, helping the Monegasque. Albano pointed out Mercedes as the main technical case of the day. The updates would have increased downforce and improved the W17's behavior in fast corners, but would have weakened the front end too much, penalizing the car in slow corners or making it oversteer with more extreme setups. He also argued that the increase in aerodynamic drag had complicated energy management, causing a change in deployment strategy midway through Q2. In the race, he predicted that Kimi would be in the fight, but felt that for now the updates had shifted the balance more than produced a step forward. As for McLaren, Albano considered it not very competitive on a dry lap, lacking particular effectiveness in any type of corner and with marked time losses in braking. Looking ahead to the race, Albano indicated Verstappen as the favorite, predicting very high degradation, two pit stops, and different tire compounds available to the leading drivers. He also expected Hamilton to be aggressive from the start. He concluded by saying he was eager to follow a race he believed would be interesting from a technical standpoint. #F1 #Motorsport #Qualifica (translated)

The author reported that Manchester City had appealed against the opinion of the independent Commission. According to reports, the club believed that the decision contained, for various reasons, serious errors of law, principle, and fact, and was therefore not reliable. #ManCity #calcio #sport #IT (translated)