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Paramount+ dropped a teaser at San Diego Comic-Con in July that opened with a flashback to the young Philippa, musing via voiceover about how an emperor “can only be loyal to duty” to ensure that the empire stays strong. But the rest was largely devoted to Yeoh swanning about in fabulous outfits while her fellow secret agents told her what a “bad bitch” she is. “Somebody’s got to keep it lively, right?” Georgiou smirked. We don’t learn much about the plot in this new trailer, but we do get an eyeful of the snazzy casino-type setting on the space station…

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Become a TDP power user Thusday, June 23, 2022, from 18:00 to 19:00 pm CEST (Central European Time) Registration: https://forms.gle/CZwKbbtHVXDq5Q8k9 Register for our 1st TDP workshop. A link will be shared to participate in the workshop from your computer, tablet and smartphone. You may also connect from your phone after composing our direct line and entering the provided access code. The TDP CLI is used to deploy and operate your TDP services. It relies on tdp-lib to provide control and flexibility at your fingertips. Some time ago, we announced the public release of TDP – Trunk Data Platform – the…

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I assume you’re familiar with image morphing – the process of changing one image into another through a seamless transition. So how would word morphing look like? If we want to do a seamless transition from one word into another, through which words would it pass? In this post I’ll describe how I employed word2vec’s embeddings and $A^*$ search algorithm to morph between words. In order to perform word morphing, we’ll define a graph $G$ where the set of nodes $N$ represent words, and there’s some weight function $f : N \times N \rightarrow \mathbbHai_para$. Given a start word $n_tepat$…

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Google drops updates for its own Pixel phones, which are referred to as “Pixel Feature Drops,” and offers some new features and sometimes some enhancements. This used to be a quarterly update, but it’s apparently much more frequent now. Not just for new phones but also for old ones. Which is really nice of Google to do. A lot of smartphone makers want you to buy a new phone to get these features. Here, we’re going to go over every single new feature that comes in these Pixel Feature Drops. So you can see what’s new and take advantage of…

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Object storage has been growing in popularity among data storage architectures. Compared to file systems and block storage, object storage faces no limitations when handling petabytes of data. By design, the limitless nature of object storage makes it fit for Big Data and Cloud contexts. Moreover, object storage is simple and efficient. It offers easy data replication, scalability and is fit for “Write Once Read Many” contexts such as data analytics. Those characteristics combined with its ease of implementation and programmability all account to its widely spread usage. What exactly is an object? How does object storage work, and what…

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This post was originally published by me at the Taboola engineering blog. Now that more than a year has passed since our first deep learning project emerged, we have had to keep moving forward and delivering the best models we can. Doing so has involved a lot of research, trying out different models, from as simple as bag-of-words, LSTM and CNN, to the more advanced attention, MDN and multi-task learning. Even the simplest model we tried has many hyperparameters, and tuning these might be even more important than the actual architecture we ended up using – in terms of the…

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Edgar Cervantes / Android AuthorityTL;DR Google is launching a new feature for Docs called “help me create.” The feature builds a full document for you based on content from Drive and a prompt. Help me create only works with pageless documents. Google already offers a wide selection of AI tools for its productivity products. For example, “help me write” can generate a draft for you if you need a head start on your writing. The company is now going a step further by introducing a Drive feature that will build entire documents for you.Today, Google announced that it is debuting…

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MinIO is a popular object storage solution. Often recommended for its simple setup and ease of use, it is not only a great way to get started with object storage: it also provides excellent performance, being as suitable for beginners as it is for production. MinIO implements the object storage data architecture, which is scalable and simple in its implementation and uses. All object storage solutions are federated under the S3 interface open standard, and as a result, different S3-compliant object storage solutions work with various S3-compatible applications. Our presentation of object storage architecture states that object storage solutions are…

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Last week I had the opportunity to attend at the TCE annual conference. It was themed around both theoretical and practical aspects of deep learning. As a deep learning practitioner who enjoys understanding why things work (or don’t), I knew I’d find the conference interesting. I decided to be a good citizen, and share the highlights with you. Please be aware that by highlights I mean the things I subjectively found interesting. This won’t be a thorough summary of the conference. The first talk was given by prof. Nati Srebro from the University of Chicago. One of the challenges he…

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If a VM has been backdoored, the cryptographic attestation will fail and immediately alert the VM admin of the compromise. Or at least that’s how SEV-SNP is designed to work. BadRAM is an attack that a server admin can carry out in minutes, using either about $10 of hardware, or in some cases, software only, to cause DDR4 or DDR5 memory modules to misreport during bootup the amount of memory capacity they have. From then on, SEV-SNP will be permanently made to suppress the cryptographic hash attesting its integrity even when the VM has been badly compromised. “BadRAM completely undermines…

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