Month: May 2024

Google’s AI search results are already getting ads

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Illustration: The Verge Google only just rolled out AI summaries in search results — and now they’re getting ads. In an update on Tuesday, Google says it will soon start testing search and shopping ads within AI Overviews for users in the US. In the example shared by Google, the search engine’s AI overview lists … Read more

Detecting Architectural Gaps with Automation – Proposed Solution

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Introduction In software development, the quest for a robust and seamlessly integrated solution stands as a paramount pursuit. This article embarks on a comprehensive journey into the depths of a proposed software solution, meticulously scrutinizing its architecture, integration strategies, and deployment modalities. Through this exploration, we illuminate the symbiotic dance between users and technology, offering … Read more

IGN scoops up Eurogamer, Rock Paper Shotgun, and more

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Cath Virginia / The Verge It seems no industry is safe from consolidation, and the latest target is the gaming media. IGN Entertainment has acquired the website portfolio of UK publisher Gamer Network, which operates a number of beloved games-focused publications. That list includes Gamesindustry.biz, Eurogamer, Rock Paper Shotgun, VG247, and the tabletop site Dicebreaker. … Read more

Create a multimodal assistant with advanced RAG and Amazon Bedrock

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Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) models have emerged as a promising approach to enhance the capabilities of language models by incorporating external knowledge from large text corpora. However, despite their impressive performance in various natural language processing tasks, RAG models still face several limitations that need to be addressed. Naive RAG models face limitations such as … Read more

Unleash Your Potential: Weaponizing Active Learning with David Novak

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I recently sat down with David Novak, the visionary leader behind Yum! Brands’ explosive growth ($4 Billion to $32 Billion), on my podcast. He’s not just another successful CEO; he’s a master of personal transformation, harnessing the power of active learning and neuroplasticity to achieve extraordinary results. What he’s doing is so revolutionary that it’s … Read more

Debugging Kubernetes: Part 1 – Introduction and Core Concepts

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While debugging in an IDE or using simple command line tools is relatively straightforward, the real challenge lies in production debugging. Modern production environments have enabled sophisticated self-healing deployments, yet they have also made troubleshooting more complex. Kubernetes (aka k8s) is probably the most well-known orchestration production environment. To effectively teach debugging in Kubernetes, it’s … Read more

FOMO HOUR 121 – ETHEREUM GOD CANDLES!

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ETH ETF suddenly seems likely, flurry of amendments. ETH biggest daily gain ever, gains SOL market cap. ETF approval shifted due to political pressure. ETF approval may come as soon as tomorrow. Squeeze liquidates $230M of shorts. ETH OI hits record of $14B on exchanges. BTC nears ATH amid 6th straight day of ETF inflows. … Read more

How 20 Minutes empowers journalists and boosts audience engagement with generative AI on Amazon Bedrock

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This post is co-written with Aurélien Capdecomme and Bertrand d’Aure from 20 Minutes. With 19 million monthly readers, 20 Minutes is a major player in the French media landscape. The media organization delivers useful, relevant, and accessible information to an audience that consists primarily of young and active urban readers. Every month, nearly 8.3 million 25–49-year-olds choose … Read more

Dear Facebook, I’m Breaking Up With You.

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My relationship with Facebook has reached its breaking point, and I can no longer ignore the glaring issues that have plagued us for far too long. It’s time to part ways, once and for all. The platform and its big-shot owner have become a joke. I used to believe in the potential of our connection, … Read more