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The management of the Apu Apustaja crypto token has announced that it will be sponsoring the Matchroom Boxing fight card between Subriel Matias and Liam Paro, broadcast live on DAZN on Saturday, the 15th of June 2024. The Fight This fight has been heavily anticipated as it will see Australian fighter Paro go up against Matias for the IBF World Junior Welterweight title at the Coliseo Juan Aubin Cruz Abreu in Manati, Puerto Rico. It will be Matias’s first fight in his hometown since 2019, and both he and his opponent have bragged about their chances of winning. Fans are waiting with bated breath to see who will come out on top, and APU Apustaja is proud to support the event. What is APU? The token creators know all about surviving in a competitive industry, as $APU is a meme coin. It all centers around Apu, a frienly frog who also goes by the name Helper. Unlike a lot of other tokens in the meme coin space, $APU is designed to be high-quality and offer utility to its users. It is fully community-owned, and all major developments within the ecosystem are collectively decided upon. So far, $APU-related projects include a game and a playlist on Spotify that has been made with the input of its community. This is in line with the creation of the Apu character, who came to life in 2016 as an internet character with no individual owner. The $APU token has quickly become an industry favorite, with listings on over 10 centralized crypto exchanges. Its management has also secured its APU.com domain, along with ads all over the New York area. This, along with the passionate community behind it, has seen $APU rising fast in the meme coin world, and some industry experts expect it to become one of the biggest tokens soon. As it continues to progress, $APU continues to keep the community at the forefront. Besides being transparent about the inner workings of the token and giving the community control, APU Apustaja is also proactive about getting involved in entertainment events like the Matias-Paro fight. About Apu Apustaja Apu Apustaja is a fast-rising meme coin that is community-centered while trying to bring substance and positivity to the world of meme tokens. Based on the Ethereum blockchain, it has quickly become a fan favorite, with games, playlists, ads, and participation in real-world events.  Apu Apustaja represents a positive and engaging space for meme and crypto lovers to connect with one another and enjoy all the benefits of blockchain technology. Media Links: Website Telegram Twitter/X This story was distributed as a release by Btcwire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here. The management of the Apu Apustaja crypto token has announced that it will be sponsoring the Matchroom Boxing fight card between Subriel Matias and Liam Paro, broadcast live on DAZN on Saturday, the 15th of June 2024. The Fight This fight has been heavily anticipated as it will see Australian fighter Paro go up against Matias for the IBF World Junior Welterweight title at the Coliseo Juan Aubin Cruz Abreu in Manati, Puerto Rico. It will be Matias’s first fight in his hometown since 2019, and both he and his opponent have bragged about their chances of winning. Fans are waiting with bated breath to see who will come out on top, and APU Apustaja is proud to support the event. What is APU? The token creators know all about surviving in a competitive industry, as $APU is a meme coin. It all centers around Apu, a frienly frog who also goes by the name Helper. Unlike a lot of other tokens in the meme coin space, $APU is designed to be high-quality and offer utility to its users. It is fully community-owned, and all major developments within the ecosystem are collectively decided upon. So far, $APU-related projects include a game and a playlist on Spotify that has been made with the input of its community. This is in line with the creation of the Apu character, who came to life in 2016 as an internet character with no individual owner. The $APU token has quickly become an industry favorite, with listings on over 10 centralized crypto exchanges. Its management has also secured its APU.com domain, along with ads all over the New York area. This, along with the passionate community behind it, has seen $APU rising fast in the meme coin world, and some industry experts expect it to become one of the biggest tokens soon. As it continues to progress, $APU continues to keep the community at the forefront. Besides being transparent about the inner workings of the token and giving the community control, APU Apustaja is also proactive about getting involved in entertainment events like the Matias-Paro fight. About Apu Apustaja Apu Apustaja is a fast-rising meme coin that is community-centered while trying to bring substance and positivity to the world of meme tokens. Based on the Ethereum blockchain, it has quickly become a fan favorite, with games, playlists, ads, and participation in real-world events.  Apu Apustaja represents a positive and engaging space for meme and crypto lovers to connect with one another and enjoy all the benefits of blockchain technology. Media Links: Website Website Telegram Telegram Twitter/X Twitter/X This story was distributed as a release by Btcwire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here. This story was distributed as a release by Btcwire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. 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APU Apustaja: Official Sponsor Of Matchroom Boxing Matias Vs Paro

APU Apustaja: ম্যাচরুম বক্সিং মাতিয়াস বনাম পারোর অফিসিয়াল স্পনসর

APU Apustaja: Offizieller Sponsor von Matchroom Boxing Matias Vs Paro

APU Apustaja: Patrocinador Oficial De Matchroom Boxing Matias Vs Paro

APU Apustaja : Sponsor Officiel De Matchroom Boxing Matias Vs Paro

एपीयू अपुस्ताजा: मैचरूम बॉक्सिंग मटियास बनाम पारो का आधिकारिक प्रायोजक

APU Apustaja: マッチルームボクシング マティアス対パロの公式スポンサー

APU Apustaja: 매치룸 복싱 Matias 대 Paro의 공식 후원자

APU Apustaja: Patrocinador Oficial do Matchroom Boxing Matias Vs Paro

ВСУ Апустая: официальный спонсор матча по боксу Матиас против Паро

APU Apustaja: Matchroom Boxing Matias Vs Paro'nun Resmi Sponsoru

APU Apustaja: Nhà tài trợ chính thức của Matchroom Boxing Matias Vs Paro

APU Apustaja：Matchroom Boxing Matias Vs Paro 官方赞助商

Evaluating Feasibility and Accuracy of Parrot Training Models

A Treatise on Domestic Economy; For the Use of Young Ladies at Home and at School by Catharine Esther Beecher, is part of the HackerNoon Books Series. You can jump to any chapter in this book . ON THE CARE OF PARLORS. here CHAPTER XXIX. ON THE CARE OF PARLORS. In selecting the furniture of parlors, some reference should be had to correspondence of shades and colors. Curtains should be darker than the walls; and, if the walls and carpets be light, the chairs should be dark, and . Pictures always look best on light walls. vice versa In selecting carpets, for rooms much used, it is poor economy to buy cheap ones. carpets, of close texture, and the carpets, are best for common use. carpets do not wear so long as the three-ply ones, because they cannot be turned. carpets wear badly, and are good only for halls and stairs. Ingrain three-ply Brussels Wilton Venetians In selecting colors, avoid those in which there are any black threads; as they are always rotten. The most tasteful carpets, are those, which are made of various shades of the same color, or of all shades of only two colors; such as brown and yellow, or blue and buff, or salmon and green, or all shades of green, or of brown. All very dark shades should be brown or green, but not black. In laying down carpets, it is a bad practice to put straw under them, as this makes them wear out in spots. Straw matting, laid under carpets, makes them last much longer, as it is smooth and even, and the dust sifts through it. In buying carpets, always get a few yards over, to allow for waste in matching figures. In cutting carpets, make them three or four inches shorter than the room, to allow for stretching. Begin to cut of a figure, and it will usually match better. Many carpets match in two different ways, and care must be taken to get the right one. Sew a carpet on the wrong side, with double waxed thread, and with the . This is done by taking a stitch on the breadth next you, pointing the needle towards you; and then taking a stitch on the other breadth, pointing the needle from you. Draw the thread tightly, but not so as to pucker. In fitting a breadth to the hearth, cut slits in the right place, and turn the piece under. Bind of the carpet, with carpet-binding, nail it with tacks, having bits of leather under the heads. To stretch the carpet, use a carpet-fork, which is a long stick, ending with notched tin, like saw-teeth. This is put in the edge of the carpet, and pushed by one person, while the nail is driven by another. Cover blocks, or bricks, with carpeting, like that of the room, and put them behind tables, doors, sofas, &c., to preserve the walls from injury, by knocking, or by the dusting-cloth. in the middle ball-stitch the whole Cheap footstools, made of a square plank, covered with tow-cloth, stuffed, and then covered with carpeting, with worsted handles, look very well. Sweep carpets as seldom as possible, as it wears them out. To shake them often, is good economy. In cleaning carpets, use damp tea leaves, or wet Indian meal, throwing it about, and rubbing it over with the broom. The latter, is very good for cleansing carpets made dingy by coal-dust. In brushing carpets in ordinary use, it will be found very convenient to use a large flat dust-pan, with a perpendicular handle a yard high, put on so that the pan will stand alone. This can be carried about, and used without stooping, brushing dust into it with a common broom. The pan must be very large, or it will be upset. When carpets are taken up, they should be hung on a line, or laid on long grass, and whipped, first on one side, and then on the other, with pliant whips. If laid aside, they should be sewed up tight, in linen, having snuff or tobacco put along all the crevices where moths could enter. Shaking pepper, from a pepper-box, round the edge of the floor, under a carpet, prevents the access of moths. Carpets can be best washed on the floor, thus: First shake them; and then, after cleaning the floor, stretch and nail them upon it. Then scrub them in cold soapsuds, having half a teacupful of ox-gall to a bucket of water. Then wash off the suds, with a cloth, in fair water. Set open the doors and windows, for two days or more. Imperial Brussels, Venetian, ingrain, and three-ply, carpets, can be washed thus; but Wilton, and other plush-carpets, cannot. Before washing them, take out grease, with a paste, made of potter's clay, ox-gall, and water. Straw matting is best for chambers and Summer parlors. The checked, of two colors, is not so good to wear. The best, is the cheapest in the end. When washed, it should be done with salt water, wiping it dry; but frequent washing injures it. Bind matting with cotton binding. Sew breadths together like carpeting. In joining the ends of pieces, ravel out a part, and tie the threads together, turning under a little of each piece, and then, laying the ends close, nail them down, with nails having kid under their heads. In hanging pictures, put them so that the lower part shall be opposite the eye. Cleanse the glass of pictures with whiting, as water endangers the pictures. Gilt frames can be much better preserved by putting on a coat of copal varnish, which, with proper brushes, can be bought of carriage or cabinet-makers. When dry, it can be washed with fair water. Wash the brush in spirits of turpentine. Curtains, ottomans, and sofas covered with worsted, can be cleansed, by wheat-bran, rubbed on with flannel. Dust Venetian blinds with feather brushes. Buy light-colored ones, as the green are going out of fashion. Strips of linen or cotton, on rollers and pulleys, are much in use, to shut out the sun from curtains and carpets. Paper curtains, pasted on old cotton, are good for chambers. Put them on rollers, having cords nailed to them, so that when the curtain falls, the cord will be wound up. Then, by pulling the cord, the curtain will be rolled up. Mahogany furniture should be made in the Spring, and stand some months before it is used, or it will shrink and warp. Varnished furniture should be rubbed only with silk, except occasionally, when a little sweet-oil should be rubbed over, and wiped off carefully. For unvarnished furniture, use beeswax, a little softened with sweet-oil; rub it in with a hard brush, and polish with woollen and silk rags. Some persons rub in linseed-oil; others mix beeswax with a little spirits of turpentine and rosin, making it so that it can be put on with a sponge, and wiped off with a soft rag. Others, keep in a bottle the following mixture; two ounces of spirits of turpentine, four tablespoonfuls of sweet-oil, and one quart of milk. This is applied with a sponge, and wiped off with a linen rag. Hearths and jambs, of brick, look best painted over with blacklead, mixed with soft-soap. Wash the bricks which are nearest the fire with redding and milk, using a painter's brush. A sheet of zinc, covering the whole hearth, is cheap, saves work, and looks very well. A tinman can fit it properly. Stone hearths should be rubbed with a paste of powdered stone, (to be procured of the stonecutters,) and then brushed with a stiff brush. Kitchen-hearths, of stone, are improved by rubbing in lamp-oil. Stains can be removed from marble, by oxalic acid and water, or oil of vitriol and water, left on fifteen minutes, and then rubbed dry. Gray marble is improved by linseed-oil. Grease can be taken from marble, by ox-gall and potter's clay wet with soapsuds, (a gill of each.) It is better to add, also, a gill of spirits of turpentine. It improves the looks of marble, to cover it with this mixture, leaving it two days, and then rubbing it off. Unless a parlor is in constant use, it is best to sweep it only once a week, and at other times use a whisk-broom and dust-pan. When a parlor with handsome furniture is to be swept, cover the sofas, centre table, piano, books, and mantelpiece, with old cottons, kept for the purpose. Remove the rugs, and shake them, and clean the jambs, hearth, and fire-furniture. Then sweep the room, moving every article. Dust the furniture, with a dust-brush and a piece of old silk. A painter's brush should be kept, to remove dust from ledges and crevices. The dust-cloths should be often shaken and washed, or else they will soil the walls and furniture when they are used. Dust ornaments, and fine books, with feather brushes, kept for the purpose. About HackerNoon Book Series: We bring you the most important technical, scientific, and insightful public domain books. This book is part of the public domain. Catharine Esther Beecher (2007). A Treatise on Domestic Economy; For the Use of Young Ladies at Home and at School. Urbana, Illinois: Project Gutenberg. Retrieved https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/21829/pg21829-images.html This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online at , located at . www.gutenberg.org https://www.gutenberg.org/policy/license.html

ON THE CARE OF PARLORS.

THE CORNHILL MAGAZINE AND FRAMLEY PARSONAGE.

St. Ewold's Parsonage

THE PARLORMAID

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If you check popular benchmarks used for measuring LLM performance, then you probably feel like AI is oh sooo clever. This is a fair surface-level impression; however, is AI truly better than an average human for cognitive tasks? Frontier models like o1 from OpenAI and Claude 3.5 Sonnet from Anthropic do perform better than expert humans in a number of fields, including law, coding, and math. Why, then, can’t ChatGPT solve some simple spatial reasoning tasks or some silly trick questions? Well, we are still talking about “large language models"—they take in a ton of letters and try to predict what letters to spit out for a given query. Notice, that nowhere in this equation the actual “thinking” is mentioned. The models are stochastic parrots of a sort, as they try to retrieve the right information from their training dataset instead of actually considering your question. At least, this was the case until OpenAI released o1-preview, but more on this later. Among those who started questioning the existing LLM benchmarks for relevance is the author of “AI Explained” a popular YouTube channel of which I’m a big fan. Phillip (the YouTuber’s name) noticed that the industry standard benchmarks have a clear style of questions that are also mostly publicly available. This means that not only can those exact questions be part of the training dataset, but due to standardization, it is easier for models to spot & apply patterns from the overall training data. Put simply, AI researchers who create groundbreaking complex tech can surely find a way to give their model the relevant questions and answers to “remember” before benchmarking. Looking at the results of the top model out there, o1 from OpenAI, one can imply that it scores above average in a lot of professional domains. And this is true, but this result relies on the availability of relevant training data and past examples from those specific fields. Don’t get me wrong, the models are now amazing at giving textbook answers to textbook questions, and this in itself is insanely impressive. The term “artificial intelligence," though, implies a bit more than just information retrieval; there should be some actual thinking involved. So a logical follow-up to all of the impressive numbers above is whether such “AI” can answer a tricky reasoning question. Does it have any spatial intelligence? Or can it navigate well in common social scenarios? The answer is - sometimes. Unlike field-specific questions with predefined answers, problems that humans solve on a daily basis often require understanding the context beyond natural language (which is the only thing LLMs have). Above are the top scorers on the SIMPLE benchmark, which gives LLMs questions that an average person would deem trivial but the models can’t necessarily answer yet. We are used to seeing AI doing so much better than an average human in exams or specialized benchmarks, but here, the top model performance is actually just 41.7% (o1-preview) vs. 83.7% of an average human. This benchmark uses 200 multiple-choice text questions focused on spatio-temporal reasoning, social intelligence, and trick questions. The most important feature of the benchmark is that those questions are not publicly available, so AI labs cannot just add them to their training data. You can learn more about this benchmark here. This new approach to measuring LLM performance shows just how far all the models still are from an average human reasoning capability. The quicker this gap closes in the coming months, the more definitive the answer “yes” to our headline becomes. An interesting new metric to look out for if you are enthusiastic but cautious about AI. If you check popular benchmarks used for measuring LLM performance, then you probably feel like AI is oh sooo clever. This is a fair surface-level impression; however, is AI truly better than an average human for cognitive tasks? Frontier models like o1 from OpenAI and Claude 3.5 Sonnet from Anthropic do perform better than expert humans in a number of fields, including law, coding, and math. Why, then, can’t ChatGPT solve some simple spatial reasoning tasks or some silly trick questions? Well, we are still talking about “large language models"—they take in a ton of letters and try to predict what letters to spit out for a given query. Notice, that nowhere in this equation the actual “thinking” is mentioned. The models are stochastic parrots of a sort, as they try to retrieve the right information from their training dataset instead of actually considering your question. At least, this was the case until OpenAI released o1-preview, but more on this later. stochastic parrots Among those who started questioning the existing LLM benchmarks for relevance is the author of “AI Explained” a popular YouTube channel of which I’m a big fan. Phillip (the YouTuber’s name) noticed that the industry standard benchmarks have a clear style of questions that are also mostly publicly available. This means that not only can those exact questions be part of the training dataset, but due to standardization, it is easier for models to spot & apply patterns from the overall training data. Put simply, AI researchers who create groundbreaking complex tech can surely find a way to give their model the relevant questions and answers to “remember” before benchmarking. Looking at the results of the top model out there, o1 from OpenAI, one can imply that it scores above average in a lot of professional domains. And this is true, but this result relies on the availability of relevant training data and past examples from those specific fields. Don’t get me wrong, the models are now amazing at giving textbook answers to textbook questions, and this in itself is insanely impressive. The term “artificial intelligence," though, implies a bit more than just information retrieval; there should be some actual thinking involved. So a logical follow-up to all of the impressive numbers above is whether such “AI” can answer a tricky reasoning question. Does it have any spatial intelligence? Or can it navigate well in common social scenarios? The answer is - sometimes. Unlike field-specific questions with predefined answers, problems that humans solve on a daily basis often require understanding the context beyond natural language (which is the only thing LLMs have). Above are the top scorers on the SIMPLE benchmark, which gives LLMs questions that an average person would deem trivial but the models can’t necessarily answer yet. We are used to seeing AI doing so much better than an average human in exams or specialized benchmarks, but here, the top model performance is actually just 41.7% (o1-preview) vs. 83.7% of an average human. This benchmark uses 200 multiple-choice text questions focused on spatio-temporal reasoning, social intelligence, and trick questions. The most important feature of the benchmark is that those questions are not publicly available, so AI labs cannot just add them to their training data. You can learn more about this benchmark here . here This new approach to measuring LLM performance shows just how far all the models still are from an average human reasoning capability. The quicker this gap closes in the coming months, the more definitive the answer “yes” to our headline becomes. An interesting new metric to look out for if you are enthusiastic but cautious about AI.

AI vs Human - Is the Machine Already Superior? 

الذكاء الاصطناعي مقابل الإنسان - هل الآلة متفوقة بالفعل؟

KI vs Mensch – Ist die Maschine schon überlegen?

IA vs. humanos: ¿la máquina ya es superior?

AI protiv čovjeka - je li stroj već superioran? 

Intelligenza artificiale contro uomo: la macchina è già superiore?

AI vs 人間 - 機械はすでに優れているのか?

AI prieš žmogų – ar mašina jau pranašesnė? 

Sztuczna inteligencja kontra człowiek – czy maszyna jest już lepsza?

AI بمقابله انسان - ایا ماشین دمخه غوره دی؟ 

AI vs Aadanaha - Mashiinku mar hore ma ka sarreeyaa? 

AI vs மனித - இயந்திரம் ஏற்கனவே உயர்ந்ததா? 

AI กับ มนุษย์ - เครื่องจักรเหนือกว่าแล้วจริงหรือ?

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