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“Albanese has done nothing more than speak!” (Judge Richard Leon) This should be obvious by now. Now ask yourselves: what have these parties done to defend Francesca Albanese and her work as UN Special Rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian territories? From my German perspective, this is a question of political principle. At a moment marked by intense pressure over Israel, attacks on the media and UN institutions, and the devastating loss of Palestinian and Lebanese civilian life, I believe the CDU/CSU, SPD, the Greens, the FDP, and any party that claims to stand for the freedom of European citizens and the value of human life should be defending her work. https://lnkd.in/dScKFX4M

Six months in, the catalog has 147 entries The community is now writing more anchors than I am. That was the plan. November 2025, the question was: can we give LLMs a shared vocabulary that activates rich knowledge, without writing pages of prose every time? Today: 147 anchors in the catalog. Most of the recent ones came from the community. Landed this week: • Hoshin Kanri (Lean strategy deployment with X-Matrix and catchball) • Double Diamond (UK Design Council's Discover/Define/Develop/Deliver) • Decisional Balance Sheet (Janis & Mann's four-cell decision matrix, Franklin's "moral algebra" with research footing) Rolling back through May, in case you missed them: • Kano Model (Must-be, Performance, Attractive) • Kotter's 8-Step Change Model • XY Problem (the communication anti-pattern) • Cockburn Use Cases (Fully Dressed with Goal Levels) • SLAP, proposed by Eirik Bell • Occam's Razor, proposed by Daniel Schmeiß • Code Smells And new today: Socratic Code-Theory Recovery, an installable Claude Code Skill. It builds a Question Tree from existing code and marks every leaf [ANSWERED] (with file:line evidence) or [OPEN] (with the role that must answer). Synthesized docs can no longer hallucinate the parts the code does not tell you. Browse the catalog: https://lnkd.in/dtqnUjN2 Propose an anchor: open a GitHub issue at LLM-Coding/Semantic-Anchors Like it? Then leave a Star ⭐ https://lnkd.in/dwYWiDUu #SemanticAnchors #LLM #PromptEngineering #SoftwareArchitecture

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LinkedIn is full of people posting about how incredible their latest synergy-driven thought leadership journey was. This is not that, that's a post to make people ware about an expert in Linux Security who absolutely deserved to be named one - Leszek Miś. - https://lnkd.in/dd62NMiK Last year, I attended x33fcon and took the training "Effective Linux EDR/XDR Evaluation Testing for Red and Blue Team" by him. The training was excellent — the number of attack techniques covered, each discussed with remarkable depth and detail, was impressive. The attack matrix, course material, and lab environment Leszek built for this are genuinely outstanding. - https://lnkd.in/d6KK-yJE The learnings one how open source and commercial EDR tools will help finding even advanced attacks in your environment were impressive. My colleagues and me who attended, were that convinced by this training, that we decided to bring Leszek in this year for a dedicated workshop — the goal: Challenge our detection capabilities and toolset, and improve them together with him. Leszek adapted his lab to our specific environment, and our defenses were put through their paces. We held our own — a good benchmark for where our Linux detection capabilities are at. Together we developed detections for highly sophisticated attack techniques and both sides walked away having learned a lot. If you work in Linux security: the training and workshop are worth your time. The attack techniques are exceptionally well-documented and thought through — the kind of material you can directly translate into better detections and a stronger security posture for your entire organization. You can reach Leszek through: https://lnkd.in/dhC9RNke #CyberSecurity #Linux #InfoSec #ThreatDetection #purplelabs #redteam #blueteam #x33fcon