Alexandre Rocha, a French father in Iceland, claims he lost parental rights after opposing his autistic son's sex reassignment, alleging courts prioritized ideology over his rights.

Clustering analysis has become a ubiquitous information retrieval tool in a wide range of domains, but a more automatic framework is still lacking. Though internal metrics are the key players towards a successful retrieval of clusters, their effectiveness on real-world datasets remains not fully understood, mainly because of their unrealistic assumptions underlying datasets. We validated the InfoGuide hypothesis by capturing the traces of information gain using the Kolmogorov-Smirnov statistic and comparing the clusters retrieved by InfoGuide against those retrieved by other commonly used internal metrics in artificially-generated, benchmarks, and real-world datasets. Our results suggested that InfoGuide can enable a more automatic clustering analysis and may be more suitable for retrieving clusters in real-world datasets displaying nontrivial statistical properties.

After a couple decades of speculation, Zack de la Rocha has finally released a solo single, "Digging for Windows." The ferocious track is clearly a product of these uncertain times, as the Rage Against the Machine frontman howls, "Won't mark the name on a ballot/ So they can be free to devour our options." The song is produced by EL-P, who previously collaborated with de la Rocha on "Close Your Eyes and (Count to Fuck)" by Run the Jewels. EL-P confirmed on Twitter that that a full album is set to be released next year, but considering all the whispers that haven't lead to anything in the past, take it with a grain of salt. Not that it should be a much of an issue, since Rage Against the Machine fans aren't exactly an optimistic bunch.