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[gastronominho]

Vinhedo recebe mais uma edição da Taurus Festival de Assadores BBQ

Evento acontece nos dias 14 e 15 de setembro, no Parque da Uva; evento solidário sugere a doação de um quilo de alimento para entrada

Evento acontece nos dias 14 e 15 de setembro, no Parque da Uva; evento solidário sugere a doação de um quilo de alimento para entrada O Taurus – Festival de Assadores & Churrasqueiros BBQ retorna a Vinhedo-SP, conhecido pela diversidade gastronômica preparada pelos principais chefs do circuito BBQ, os diferentes estilos e sabores de cervejas e chopes artesanais e shows ao vivo, o festival tem…

[genevieveetguy]

Buud Yam, Gaston Kaboré (1997)

[alikatvus]

I'm actually wondering if there are translation errors in The Ninth Virtue anecdote that was released on the global server recently.

For context: I don't know Chinese language at all. That's why everything I say here might be questioned.

While reading the story, I noticed several strange things about the transfer of names. Firstly, I think that “Oder”, as it was written in the game, is somewhat incorrect, and it would be more correct to write it as at least “Aude” for she, according to epic story, was the wife of Roland and the sister of Olivier.

Secondly, in the A Burg of Quips there was a phrase “knight of Astorford”. I found it quite strange, and Google found nothing about that, which was more strange, because before such details in the story seems to be tied close with middle age European epics.

I found the name Astolfo written in Chinese characters: 阿斯托爾福

Then I switched the language of the game to Chinese, found the moment where it was mentioned, and asked my friends who know Chinese well if it was written about Astolfo. They confirmed it yes.

Thirdly, there are might be similar errors in the name of Ferragus (also known as Ferragut, Ferracutus, Ferracute, Ferrakut, Ferraguto, Ferraù, Fernagu), but it was written as “Felgert” (in the Thorny Is the Way and So Concludeth the Epistle parts). Now I've been struggling with the name “Berguin” (from the So Concludeth the Epistle) all day, and can't find an epic prototype. Of course, it may turn out that this character was not based on any existing epic character, but I don't believe that yet.

[nursc]

technically, christine exists in the kelvin timeline. we get a few mentions of her. but... i don't like or agree with them, so i'm going to pretend we're starting from scratch here. i quickly explained in here that the way i write christine is a direct rejection of the way aos presented her.

in summary, christine is someone that people don't easily forget. that people don't want to forget. she is magnetic, full of live and so vibrant, she tends to leave a mark in people's lives. by being their friend, their confidante, the person who made them laugh when everything felt hard. she is everyone's friend, she is on their corner, no matter what.

usually, for this verse, she attends starfleet academy instead of going to college and living as a civilian. this can change depending on plotting, as i'm fond of the spin snw gave her and how it shapes her outlook in life, but i like the idea of her going to the academy with everyone else and it provides an interesting twist.

christine graduates from the academy one year ahead of kirk and bones, and is stationed for one year at the uss ferragut, and she is transferred to the enterprise shortly after the first movie ends.

she is present for all events during the other two movies, specific events which she was a part of will depend on plotting as i don't want to assume things. in general, she is usually found on sickbay or in one of the science labs. in a pinch, she makes a very good blue shirt.

actually, i lied, one thing i'm going to adopt from the movies: she is friends with carol marcus, because why not? they are besties in this universe. however, as they both have the same hairstyle, i've decided to play around with christine's hair a little bit in this verse.

first picture. her look during starfleet academy + during the time of the first movie. second picture. her look during into darkness, a good contrast to carol's style. third picture. her look during beyond and post canon. she'll eventually go back to her look during the second movie, which is the one she tends to favor later in life. a more detailed look about her hair in this verse can be found here.

some extra tidbits that i wanted to share:

christine also favors the white jumpsuit look in this universe;

roger kirby was a professor at the vulcan science academy. he and christine were together, but not engaged yet. he died when vulcan was destroyed;

she has her masters in genetics by the first movie. by the end of the third, she's got a DNP advanced practice and a PhD in the philosophy of nursing ( dual degree );

as she went to starfleet academy, and did a full cadet rotation, she eventually (in her mid-thirties) switches to the command-track.

[kraniumet]

when i think about tarsus iv & the ferragut massacre james kirk is become voiced by akira ishida to me

[fperez-serg]

Revolución Industrial - Arquitetura - Materiales

La revolución industrial nace con los combustibles fósiles.

Los materiales modernos de la arquitectura actual parten de la revolución industrial, por lo que parten de los combustibles fósiles.

Hasta que la industria de los materiales no se adapten a las nuevas directrices medioambientales (sin dependencia de los combustibles fósiles) Que podemos hacer?

Los materiales tradicionales eran usados y producidos antes de la revolución industrial, por lo que no son dependientes de los combustibles fósiles. La huella de carbono de ellos es muchísimo inferior.

Además, los materiales artesanales y tradicionales están en extinción, por lo que no fomentarlos o dirigir hacia ellos nuestros recursos los llevarían al cierre con la consecutiva pérdida del conocimiento tradicional.

# Life Reusing Posidonia. Alfonso Reina Ferragut + Antonio Martín Procopio + Carles Oliver Barceló + Cim Moyá Costa

[jcmarchi]

One Week, 7 Major Foundation Model Releases

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One Week, 7 Major Foundation Model Releases

Apple, HuggingFace, OpenAI, Mistral, Groq all released innovative models in the same week.

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📝 Editorial: What a Week for Foundation Models

Building high-quality, large-scale foundation models is hard. Just a year ago, it seemed that the foundation model space was going to be highly fragmented, with new models coming to market literally every week. After the high computational and capital realities became obvious, the space seems to have consolidated into a dozen or so relevant models per modality, with a few more in the language space. At the moment, two trends seem to be emerging to catalyze the next generation of foundation models:

Domain Specialization: Models more specialized in horizontal domains such as coding, function calling, math, etc.

Small Models: 500M-10B parameter models that can run inference on commodity hardware, IoT, or mobile devices.

Last week was exceptional in terms of model releases in these areas. Just to list a few:

Mistral released two new models covering areas such as math and coding.

Mistral and NVIDIA also released a new small model optimized for enterprise environments.

OpenAI unveiled a smaller, cheaper version of its flagship GPT-4 model.

Apple open sourced a series of small models that outperform Mistral-7B.

Groq open-sourced a series of 7B models that seem best in class in function calling.

HuggingFace open-sourced a series of small, high-performance LLMs.

As you can see, the releases emphasize the domain specialization and small model trends. Even by the crazy standards of the generative AI market, last week was a remarkable week in terms of model releases.

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🔎 ML Research

Winning the AI Math Olympiad

The teams from Numina and HuggingFace published a detailed blog post about NuminaMath 7B TIR, the model that achieved the first prize in the AI Math Olypimpiad. NuminaMath 7B TIR is based on a combination of an LLM reasoning agent and code generation and the architecture is totally fascinating —> Read more.

Proven-Verifier Games in LLMs

OpenAI published a paper unveiling a prover-verifier game to improve the legibility of LLM outputs. The core idea is to train large models in producing outputs that can be verified by weaker models —> Read more.

LLMs for Spreadsheets

Microsoft Research published a paper detailing SPREADSHEETLLM, an encoding method for manipulating spreadsheets with LLMs. SPREADSHEETLLM includes a multi-step encoding framework that include capabilities such as tructural-anchor-based compression, inverse index translation, and data-format-aware aggregation —> Read more.

Gen AI for Databases

Researchers from MIT, CMU and other AI labs published a paper detailing GenSQL, a generative AI system for databases. GenSQL extends SQL with several probabilistic primitives that automate tasks such as predictions, anomaly detection, guess missing values, fix errors, or synthetic data generation —> Read more.

Qwen2

Alibaba published a research paper diving into Qwen2, a series of languave and multimodal models ranging from 500M to 72B parameters. The Qwen2 family includes different architectures including dense and MoE models and shows strong performance across different benchmarks —> Read more.

Long Video Understanding

Researchers from King Abdullah University of Science and Technology and Harvard University published a paper introducing Godlfish, a method for long form video understanding. Goldfish takes an instruction as input and then gathers the top-k more important video clips relative to that instruction and uses those to generate a response —> Read more.

🤖 Cool AI Tech Releases

GPT-4o Mini

Open AI released a smaller and most cost efficient version of GPT-4o —> Read more.

Apple DCLM

Apple open sourced a new series of small models that seem to outperform some of the best open source alternatives in the market —> Read more.

Llama-3-Groq-Tool-Use

Groq open sourced Llama-3-Groq-Tool-Use, a series of models optimized for function calling —> Read more.

Mathstral

Mistral released Mathstral, a model specialized in math and scientific discovery.

Codestral Mamba

Mistral also released Codestral Mamba, an SSM based model for code generation.

Mistral NeMo

NVIDIA and Mistral collaborated in the release of Mistral NeMo, a 12B parameter LLM optimized for enterprise scenarios —> Read more.

SmolLM

HuggingFace open sourced SmolLM, a series of small, high performance LLMs —> Read more.

Cohere Toolkit

Cohere open sourced new additions such as HTML UI generation or authentication to its Toolkit framework —> Read more.

🛠 Real World AI

Moving ML Fast at Meta

Meta engineering shares some of the best practices for iterating fast in ML engineering —> Read more.

Text to Image at Pinterest

Pinterest discusses some details about Canvas, its text-to-image model —> Read more.

📡AI Radar

Former OpenAI and Tesla AI lead Andrej Karpathy is launching a new AI education startup called Eureka Labs.

Anthropic and Menlo Ventures are partnering for launching a new AI fund.

Salesforce released Einstein Service Agent for customer service scenarios.

Google unveiled new generative AI projects at I/O Bengaluru.

Small language model platform Arcee AI raised a $24 million Series A.

AI services firm Tribe AI raised its first round of funding after years of bootstrapping.

Cohere and Fujitsu announced a strategic alliance.

Echo Chunk raised $1.4 million to build AI puzzle games.

Kindo raised $20.6 million for its AI security platform.

Microsoft announced the general availability of Purview, a data governance solution.

AI healthcare company Huma Therapeutics raised $80 million in new funding.

Briefly Bio raised $1.2 million for a platform that uses AI to reproduce science experiments.

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Mythic Creatures by Culture & Region

Part 6: Medieval Europe

Global list & overview here.

This list still needs revising, because I didn't distinguish French, German, Italian and Spanish folklore (Catalan folklore is independent, because I support Catalonian independence haha). Some European folklore has already been listed in part 3 and 4 and 5 or will be listed in future in connection with religious culture.

Here are some links to websites with European creatures that I didn't all list: https://bestiary.ca/beasts/beastalphashort.htm

Medieval Europe Fish: http://www.godecookery.com/ffissh/ffissh.htm

Medieval Europe Plants: http://www.godecookery.com/mythical/mythical.htm

Abyzou; Aegipan in medieval bestiaries, based on Pliny the Elder; Aitvaras from Lithuania; Alberich in Thidrekssaga written in 1250 in Norway, possibly based on a Plattdeutsch original (also appears in German Nibelungenlied from 1200 in Passau, Bavaria and Ortnit from 1230s Germany, Strassburg; Alerion only 1 pair of these birds exists at a time, bestiaries and heraldry; Alp German; Alphyn; Amadís de Gaula made some time before 1508, contains the giant Endriago, a monster born of incest who exhales a poisonous gas and whose body is covered in scales and Urganda the Unknown: Sorceress who protects Amadís; Amphiptere, word is Greek, found on French coats of arms between 1300 and French Revolution. Possibly found in medieval bestiaries as an African animal (anhinga)? Winged snakes of Arthurian legend. Terrible Wikipedia page.; Anguane Italy; Anjana Spain; Antichthones; Arquetu; Askafroa German "Eschenfrau"; Aspidochelone referenced as Jasconius; Atlantes (sorcerer); Aufhocker; Augenbrand;

Badalisc; Bahkauv Aachen; Balaur Romanian, multi-headed dragon; Baldanders; Baphomet; Barabao; Barnacle Goose; Barstuk; Basilisk; Beast of Gévaudan; Beerwolf; Befana; Belsnickel; Bergmanli; Bergmönch; Bicorn; Bieresel; Big Ghoul (dragon); Biscione; Bishop Fish 2 visits, 1 in 1531; Bisterne Dragon; Black Dog; Black Panther; Blemmyes; Blue Ben; Blue Lady of Verdala Palace; Bonnacon (Pliny the Elder); Borda; Bragmanni; Brazen Head; Broxa; Bucentaur; Buckriders North Belgian and South Dutch; Buschgrossmutter; Buschweibchen; Butatsch Cun Ilgs; Butzemann;

Caballucos del Diablu; Caelia; Caladrius; Careto; Cerastes; Cheval Gauvin; Cheval Mallet; Chichevache; Chromandi; Cinnamologus; Coco; Cocollona; Cola Pesce; Crocotta; Cuegle; Cuélebre; Cynocephali;

Dahu; Dahut; Dames Blanches; Dames Vertes; Death; Demoiselles Blanches; Dipsa; Dolphin; Doñas de fuera; Drac; Draconcopedes; Dragon; Dragon of Beowulf; Dragon of Mordiford; Dragons of St. Leonard's forest; Drake; Drapé; Drude; Duende; Dwarf ; Dwarfs, Dwarves;

Easter Bunny; Ekke Nekkepenn; Elegast; Elemental; Elwetritsch; Emmet Giant Ant; Enchanted Moura; Enfield; Erchitu; Erdhenne; Erdluitle; Erlking; Ewiger Jäger;

Fáfnir; Familiar; Fänggen; Farfadet ; Farfadets; Fasolt; Fates; Father Frost; Fées; Feldgeister; Ferragut; Feuermann; Fish-man of Lierganes; Follet; Folletti; Frau Holle; Frau Holunder; French Mythic Creatures and Saints; Freybug;

Gabija; Galehaut; Galgemännlein; Ganna; Gargoyle; Gatipedro; Gayant; Gegenees; Giane; Glatisant; Gnome; Goblin ; Goblins; Golden Goose; Goldenhorn; Gorgades; Graoully; Guajona; Gudrun; Guivre; Gütel;

Hans von Trotha; Haymon (giant); Headless Horseman; Heimchen; Heinrich von Winkelried; Heinzelmännchen; Hercinia; Hey-Hey Men; Hinzelmann; Hircocervus also Greek & Roman; Hödekin; Homunculus ; Homunculi; Houles fairies;

Ichneumon; Irrwurz;

Jaculus; Jean de l'Ours;

Karnabo; Ķekatnieki Latvian mask processions; King Goldemar; King Laurin; Klabautermann; Klagmuhme; Knecht Ruprecht; Knight of the Swan; Knights of Ålleberg; Kobold; Kornbock; Korred Iberia, Britanny, Cornwall; Krampus; Kurents (Slovene mask processions);

La Encantada; Laima; Lampetho possibly based on Roman accounts of Lampedo; Lauma; Laúru; Legendary Horses in the Jura; Legendary Horses of Pas-de-Calais; Leontophone; Lepus cornutus; Lietuvēns; Lindwurm; Loch Ness Monster; Lou Carcolh; Lucius Tiberies (vs King Arthur); Lutin; Lutins Noirs; Lutzelfrau; Lycaon; Lyncetti;

Machlyes; Mahound; Mandragora; Manticore; Marabbecca; Mare; Massarioli; Muscaliet; Musimon; Myrmecoleon; Nachtkrapp; Nachzehrer; Naimon; Matagot; Mazapégul; Melusine; Monaciello ; Monacielli; Monopod; Moss People; Mouros;

Nimue; Nixen aka Nixie ; Nixies; Norggen;

Ojáncanu; Oksoko (3 headed eagle in heraldry & 3 headed bird in alchemical texts); Ork; Orphan Bird; Ortnit; Ouroubou;

Pamarindo; Pandi; Pantheon_the_creature; Panther; Pard; Peluda; Perchta; Père Fouettard; Petermännchen; Phoenix; Picolaton; Púca;

Quiet Folk; Quinotaur;

Ramidreju; Rasselbock; Revenant; Reynard; River Women; Rougarou; Rüdiger von Bechelaren; Rumpelstiltskin;

Salamander; Salvanel ; Salvanelli; Salvani; Sandman; Santa Compaña; Satyrus; Schrat also Slavic; Sciritae; Scitalis; Sea-Griffin; Sea-Lion; Sebile; Selige Fräulein; Serván; Sheela na Gig; Skrat; Straw Bear; Strix; Struthopodes; Swan Maiden; Syrbotae;

Tarand; Tarasque; Tatzelwurm; Termagant; The Devil Whale broad category, includes modern accounts and Sindbad; The Imp Prince; The Legend of Ero of Armenteira; The Nixie of the Mill-Pond; The Prince Who Wanted to See the World; The Swan Queen; Theow; Thyrsus (giant); Tooth Fairy; Trasgo; Tree Elves; Trenti; Türst; Tyger;

Uhaml;

Vegetable Lamb of Tartary; Venediger Männlein; Ventolín;

Weiße Frauen; Werewolf; White Lady ; White Ladies (fae); Wichtel; Wiedergänger; Wight; Wild Hunt; Wild Man, Wild Woman ; Wild Men, Wild Women; Wind Folletti; Witege; Witte Wiver; Wolpertinger; Wolves in heraldry (search wiki page for word calopus);

Xana;

Yale; Ypotryll;

Žaltys Lithuanian;

allegedly medieval

Lorelei; Rompo; Squasc

Belgium

Druon Antigoon; Lange Wapper; Zitiron

Brittany

Amadís de Gaula (Gaula, the fictional part of Brittany); Ankou; Bugul Noz; Fions; Groac'h; Iannic-ann-ôd; Jetins; Korred; Korrigan ; Korrigans; Les Lavandières; Malo (saint); Margot the fairy; Morgen; Morvarc'h; Tréo-Fall; Yan-gant-y-tan

Byzantium

Abyzou; Gello

Catalan

Aloja; Banyoles monster; Catalan Creatures; Comte Arnau; Dip; Home dels nassos; La Guita Xica; Marraco; Minairó; Muladona; Negret; Nitus; Pesanta

Celtic mainland

Dusios Gaul (known through Greek, Roman and medieval sources); Les Lavandières; Púca; Sovereignty goddess also Irish; Swan Maiden; Trasgo; Werewolf

Dutch

Alven; Ellert and Brammert (giants); Kabouter; Swan Maiden; Witte Wieven

Estonia

Akka, also Finland and Sami; Dragon of the North; Ebajalg; Estonian Creatures; Kalevipoeg; Kratt ; Kratid; Maa-alused; Skrat; Toell the Great; Vanapagan

Finland

Aino; Ajatar; Akka, also Sami and Estonian; Antero Vipunen; Etiäinen; Firefox; Haltija; Heikki Lunta; Hiisi; Iku-Turso; Lemminkäinen; Lempo; Maanväki; Menninkäinen; Nine Diseases; Nuuttipukki; Otso; Paasselkä devils; Piru; Soul Components_Finnic Paganism; Swan Maiden; Syöjätär; Tapio; Vellamo

Germanic

Albruna Germanic seeress attested by Tacitus; Cimbrian seeresses mentioned by Strabo; Gambara; Ganna; Hooded Spirits; Idis; Matres and Matronae; Plusso Wendish = Slavs of North Germany; Swan Maiden; The Woman of the Chatti; Thiota; Veleda; Waluburg; Wurm

Roma

Mullo; Ursitory; Vampire pumpkins and watermelons

Sami

Akka also Finland and Estonia; Ruohtta; Stallo; The Elf Maiden;

Venice

Winged Lion (St. Mark), Venediger Männlein (allegedly from Venice, not on Wikipedia)

Renaissance

Allocamelus in Edward Topsell and among English companies; Hippogriff; Hircocervus in Edward Topsell, based on earlier sources; Ipotane first attested with John de Mandeville; Irrwurz; Jenny Haniver; Lampago maybe medieval not renaissance???; Lepus cornutus; Lizard Fairy; Mephistopheles; Oberon; Orgoglio; Pier Gerlofs Donia; Pyewacket (familiar spirit); Queen Mab; Satyress; Sea Monk; Succarath; Sylph; Teutobochus; Three Witches; Titania; Undine ; Undines; Vegetable Lamb of Tartary; Werewolf; Wild Man, Wild Woman ; Wild Men, Wild Women

Enlightenment

Jacques St. Germain; Terrible Monster maybe real??? Romanticism; Lorelei; Warlock

Notify me please if there are mistakes or if these beings should have a disclaimer not to be used in art or fiction writing.

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The Ferragut Law Firm Highlights the Importance of Early Action in Criminal Defense Cases

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