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Following the previous releases of Virgilio and Caronte, Visconti continues its journey through Dante’s Divine Comedy with Paolo & Francesca, opening a new chapter in the Comedìa collection dedicated to love—the most profound and...
The night Max wore his fleece vest and made mischief of one kind and another, the senior partners called him a disruptor.
Readers have subscribed to this blog via email almost from its beginning in 2008, but how they have subscribed has changed several times. I’ve used several services to provide email subscription that have come and gone. For the past two...
In this week’s issue of The Savvy Diabetic: FDA Grants Priority Review to Finerenone for Type 1 Diabetes and CKD Abbott receives CE mark for dual glucose-ketone sensor MiniMed launches MiniMed Go smart multiple daily injection system in...
Since this is early access, I'm well-aware and well-informed that this is not going to be the full and polished version of the game. Obviously. I've been taking things with a grain of salt and I've honestly had a really positive...
Join Luca Turin and me for a live online seminar on new perfume launches, industry trends, and insider observations from the fragrance world. Luca will be joining us from Milan during Esxence, the world’s largest niche perfumery...
The Valuable News weekly series is dedicated to provide summary about news, articles and other interesting stuff mostly but not always related to the UNIX/BSD/Linux systems. Whenever I stumble upon something worth mentioning on the...
lambda It's June already! Time is flying, but it is pretty apropos that I'm starting off Pride month with lambda, the latest puzzle in my Greek Alphabet 9x9 grid series. Check it out!
From a 1902 postcard, a profile view of the Brooklyn Bridge (with bonus Fulton ferry) and a smaller view of the walkway. If you know the bridge well, as I do, the promenade view is actually quite accurate, but I suspect it’s a little bit...
Good morning from JetBrains Berlin office!
Asbestos, a group of silicate minerals, is well known as a fire-resistant building material that saved millions of lives (protecting buildings and allowing us to slow our vehicles quickly!). But its reputation is completely tarnished by...
It's an increasingly less heard argument (in my experience at least) that AI companies would eventually run out of training data and, with the ever degrading quality of synthetic data, some kind of brick wall of development would be hit....
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