@RaivisDejus Emm... šie ir lēti sensori??? Ok, es saprotu, ka DIY nav opcija visiem un komplektā ir mākoņpakalpojums, bet maksāt 260 naudiņas par PM 2.5 sensoru, manuprāt, ir mazliet par traku.
Esmu kategoriski PRET meiteņu iesaukšanu obligātajā aizsardzības dienestā! Meitenēm ir jāprecas, jādibina ģimenes un jādzemdē bērni!
Aicinu izteikties! Ko Jūs domājiet par NBS komandiera priekšlikumu?
Hey @SalesforceDevs, check out our Models API (Beta) on @getpostman! It let's you: run #AI prompts either as standalone or as part of conversations, create embeddings and provide feedback on responses all of this thanks to the Einstein Trust Layer.
https://t.co/IkF0JvfNcw
@vardotaja Blurb punkts com ir pārbaudīti laba kvalitāte (subjektīvi labāka par letiņu kantoriem), šiem ir arī programma ar kuru sakārtot bildes pa lapām un augšupielādēt drukāšanai.
"I looked at all the city regulations. And I don't remember reading 'Cyclists are exempt from paying property taxes...'"
—@brunomarchand, Mayor of Quebec🇨🇦 using proof by contradiction.
I wish all politicians would be so brave to unravel #motonormativity.
@codefriar Direct output to file and then analyse the file for keywords (error/fault) and throw an actual error if needed? Quite a standard approach for CI/CD pipelines I am afraid...
This meme never, ever gets old.
In the tweet below, a russian woman helpfully lists the frequencies of russian drone jammers and puts the video on the internet to oblige the Armed Forces of Ukraine. 👇😆
Not sure I am the only one to notice... but this looks very much like DJI fpv series drone being controlled with RC Motion type stick. Part of me wants to say this is entry-level recon given (arguably) motion rc is easier to learn.
Израиль спасает жизни своих солдат, используя небольшие беспилотники , чтобы проверить здание в Рафахе, прежде чем отправить солдат.
Беспилотники обнаруживают заминированные бочки, полные взрывчатки. https://t.co/60Pw8SUfvI
We uploaded a backdoored AI model to @HuggingFace which we could use to potentially access other customers’ data✨
Here is how we did it - and collaborated with Hugging Face to fix it 🧵⬇️
So apparently if someone knows / guesses the name of your S3 bucket - even if it's private (!) - they can just bankrupt you by sending infinite PUT requests and there is nothing you can do about it.
> requests get rejected
> but AWS still counts it as a write operation against your account for which you have to pay at a rate of $0.005 per 1000 requests
This seems insane to me. Especially because a lot of services rely on presigned URLs for uploads / downloads which exposes your bucket name to the client. In this case the author got their bill waved, but AWS support made it clear it's an exception not the rule.
Pirmā datoru balss "Aivars" versija ir pieejama lietošanai
https://t.co/xhidd86rh8
Veidota uz PiperTTS, var izmantot lokāli arī uz mazjaudīgām ierīcēm.