Ferat Kocak hat als Mitglied des Abgeordnetenhauses zwischen 2022 und 2023 mehrere sehr detaillierte Anfragen zu Polizeieinsätzen im Kampf gegen Clankriminalität gestellt. Regelmäßig wollte er wissen, wann, wo und wie viele Polizeikräfte im Einsatz waren. Zufälle gibt es.
@0xSero Ah nice are you based in Europe? I would dedicate it to researching smallest models for agentic use. Real life benchmarks for real life tasks :)
Halten wir fest:
- Koçak wusste 2025 nicht, wer Ibrahim Ibrahim ist, sprach aber auf dem gleichen Kongress wie selbiger. Darauf angesprochen verwies er erneut auf seine Unkenntnis.
- 2026 wusste er dann wieder nicht, wer Ibrahim Ibrahim ist, der plötzlich neben ihm stand und ein Foto mit ihm gemacht hatte.
- 2026 will er außerdem nicht gewusst haben, wer Issa Remmo ist, der sich - nach Aussagen der Partei - auf die Wahlparty schlich und dort des Saales verwiesen wurde, nachdem er erkannt wurde, obwohl eigentlich niemand wusste, wer er ist.
- Die Distanz ausdrückende Anrede “Bruder” verwendend, kommunizierte Koçak außerdem mit Firas Remmo, Sohn des ihm unbekannten Issa Remmo. Unbekannterweise schickte er Grüße an den Vater.
- Obwohl er weder wusste, mit wem er es zu tun hatte noch welcher Tätigkeit sein Gegenüber nachging, fragte er nach, wann Remmo im Büro sei.
-Zudem bat er Firas Remmo, ihm bei der Verbreitung einer Rede zu helfen. Hier hatte Koçak nach eigener Aussage bereits Kenntnis davon, um wen es sich handelt, der auf der Wahlparty auftauchende Vater war ihm allerdings bis gestern weiter völlig unbekannt.
Klingt für mich nach einer wasserdichten Geschichte. Ich sehe keine Ungereimtheiten.
Gestern haben in Neukölln hunderte Menschen ein tolles Wahlergebnis gefeiert – darunter Jüd*innen und Palästinenser*innen.
Ich habe gestern auf beiden Wahlpartys, sowohl des Landesverbands als auch des Bezirksverbands, hunderte Fotos mit Menschen gemacht, … 1/4
🚨 Stop using ZCode on your Mac until you read this.
I've had ZCode open on my Mac pretty much all day for a while now. It's a nice app, and Zhipu gives away a lot of free tokens, so it was easy to like.
But someone when reverse engineering the desktop client, found out that while you're logged in it packages your whole repo, including the full .git history, encrypts it so only the server can open it, and uploads it to storage on Alibaba Cloud. Turning off the privacy toggles didn't stop it.
@Zai_org says this came from its Repo Wiki indexer, that the data was deleted after use, and that it's fixed now.
I guess there's no free lunch. With all the code they've collected, I at least hope we get open source AGI out of it soon...
Full reverse engineering report 👇
🎗️🇺🇸 These are some of the last photos ever taken inside the World Trade Center’s North Tower.
A night shift worker captured them shortly before 9/11.
And there’s nothing dramatic about them, which somehow makes them hit harder.
Empty tables still set for guests. Chairs pushed in.
The lights glowing over a quiet dining room while New York stretched out below.
Even the neighboring South Tower can be seen through one of the windows.
They’re basically ordinary snapshots of a place where everyone expected another normal day to follow.
Then came the morning of September 11.
25 years later, these photos are a quiet little time capsule of the North Tower before everything changed.
Source: r/TwinTowersInPhotos / Writer: Daniyal
Remembering Jeremy Glick.
He was 31, a judo champion, a rugby captain, a new father.
He married his high-school sweetheart, Lyz.
Their daughter, Emerson, was twelve weeks old.
He was supposed to fly the day before.
On September 11, 2001, he boarded United Flight 93 in Newark.
After the hijacking he called Lyz.
He asked if it was true that planes had been flown into the World Trade Center.
She told him it was.
He understood then what the plane was being used for.
He told her the passengers were voting on whether to rush the cockpit.
He joked about butter knives.
She told him he needed to do it.
He said he loved her.
He told her not to be sad.
He told her to take care of their daughter, and that he would be all right with whatever choices she made.
Then he said they were going to rush the hijackers.
Stay on the line, he said.
I’ll be back.
He did not come back.
The plane went down in a Pennsylvania field. The Capitol was never hit.
He was a take-charge guy, his family said. In the last minutes of his life he made sure his wife knew he loved them, and then he went forward.
Say his name today.