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The most important game of Real Madrid Femenino to this day will be broadcast on the main TV channel in Spain - La 1. This historic Madrid derby will be easily accessible to watch on The First for the general public,

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Atlético Provincial vs Rebeldes team performances, predictions and head to head team stats for goals, first half goals, corners, cards. Chile Liga Oriente de Fútbol

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Brian Hunter was a man who held the family together. He was their inspiration, a provider, a protector, and a Pop Pop. He was loved, and loved.

Franklin sentenced in 2021 homicide

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A Bedford man was sentenced to 30 to 60 years in prison for killing another man after pleading guilty to third-degree murder Friday afternoon in Bedford County Court. Tico Octavious Franklin, 40, faced the death penalty if found guilty of first-degree murder in the killing of 62-year-old Brian Hunter.

Area man gets 30 to 60 years in killing

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As the hot days of summer come to an end in Costa Rica, the transitional rains of May mark the beginning of the planting season

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UD Alta De Lisboa vs Atlético Povoense team performances, predictions and head to head team stats for goals, first half goals, corners, cards. Portugal A.F. Lisboa I Divisão

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Randy” Booker, chairman and CEO of TICO, recognized an opportunity and developed a concept through which TICO could own and operate its tractors and lease them for port operations. This would allow the ports to have continually dependable vehicles without the burden of owning and maintaining them.

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Opera North and Kirklees Council have announced details of Kirklees Concert Season 2023-24, with a scaled-up programme of orchestral, organ, and festive performances in Huddersfield and Dewsbury Town Halls for Kirklees Year of Music 2023,

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They let off probably five or six shots at super close range to our boat,” he said. “It was just pow, pow, pow, pow in super rapid succession. I’ve been around guns my entire life, and it was definitely some kind of semi-automatic rifle.

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HackerNoon Reporter: Please tell us briefly about your  background. I’m Howie Young, Founder and Dreamer at Tico. I prefer to say that I got no “Background”, but I guess we are talking about education and experience here. So, I graduated with a BA degree and owned an entrepreneur hub, one of the oldest coworking spaces in Taiwan. What's your startup called? And in a sentence or two, what does it do? Tico. The vision is to create safer and more user-centered communications products. The core product is , an embedded video call platform that helps enterprises bring p2p-secured video connections into any business in seconds Wondercall What is the origin story? My colleagues and I founded Toetoe in 2013, a messaging platform that helps everyone save and exchange true words with whom they care about, which gained 50K users in one week and stored over 500K secrets before we shut it down due to some unresolvable technical issues. But we learned a lot from experience and realized that there’s a vast space to improve for all communication experiences and tools. Then, I found Tico, a company focuses on creating better communication and conversation. The name of the company was from two words, Time and Communication. It means we, Tico, will always bring the proper communication at the right time for everyone. What do you love about your team, and why are you the ones to solve this problem? I’m not quite sure if they love me as I love them. But yeah, that makes us become the team dealing with the most strenuous situations when facing challenges. Being a founder usually means that you have to play bad cop often. I do hope they love me, really! If you weren’t building your startup, what would you be doing? That’s not going to happen in any way, even if we prove that there are actual parallel times and spaces. At the moment, how do you measure success? What are your core metrics? We measure it from the engagement, usage of the product, and reviews from our users and clients. The core metric is a [secret] that can only be read after you pay and buy coffee to HackerNoon (jk). Editor note: our core metric is time reading. Paying with eyeballs works for us. What’s most exciting about your traction to date? Users from over 150 countries have used at least one of our communication products and known what “Better communication“ is. What technologies are you currently most excited about, and most worried about? And why? Both answers are the Space technology for sure. I can’t imagine if there will be anyone who doesn’t want to make a spacewalk once in a lifetime. Yet, I don’t see anyone who had known and figured out how human beings should treat Space well when we barely understood how to treat Earth well. What drew you to get published on HackerNoon? What do you like most about our platform? Actually, it was HackerNoon found us. But, I do pretty much like the community of the platform. So, thank you, guys! What advice would you give to the 21-year-old version of yourself? 22 wouldn’t automatically become a certainly better version for you. It could be just a 21-beta if you don’t do anything for yourself. What is something surprising you've learned this year that your contemporaries would benefit from knowing? Covid-19 is just a force that forces you to change the way you think and take action. Even the virals know they have to learn and grow as quickly as possible to survive. So, think and act like the virus. You will find that's pretty helpful for you to become a badass. Tico was nominated as , in Startups of the Year hosted by HackerNoon one of the best startups in Taipei, Taiwan

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The rise of large language models like , with their ability to generate highly fluent and accurate text, has been remarkable. However, these models are hampered by hallucination, the generation of incorrect or nonsensical text that is semantically or syntactically plausible. This is a serious problem that limits their usefulness, especially to automate complex, error-prone tasks at scale. ChatGPT While some experts like of OpenAI believe that reinforcement learning with human feedback can eliminate hallucinations, others like Yann LeCun of Meta and at Google argue that a more fundamental flaw in large language models is at work. Both believe that large language models lack non-linguistic knowledge, which is critical for understanding the underlying reality that language describes. Ilya Sutskever Geoff Hinton This is an interesting debate, and both experts highlight gaps in the capabilities of seemingly all-conquering large language models where other AI approaches can be more effective. Software developers spend around 35% of their time testing software, so automating this task not only saves time but increases productivity. Large language models can write code suggestions and so much has been made of their usefulness in unit testing. However, because LLMs trade accuracy for generalization, the best they can do is suggest code to developers, who then must check the code for effectiveness. , which uses OpenAI’s Generative Pre-trained Transformer model, a derivative of GPT-3, does not explicitly generate unit tests, but it can suggest code snippets for testing. For example, if a developer is writing a method that takes a list as input, Copilot may suggest code snippets that test the method with an empty list, a list with one item, and a list with multiple items. These suggested snippets can be used as a starting point for writing more comprehensive unit tests. GitHub's Copilot So, while Copilot can be helpful in generating some initial test cases, it is not a replacement for a comprehensive testing strategy. Microsoft Research, the University of Pennsylvania, and the University of California, San Diego have (Test-driven Interactive Coder), which leverages user feedback to generate code based on natural language inputs consistent with user intent. It uses natural language processing and machine learning algorithms to assist developers in generating unit tests. proposed TiCoder When a developer writes code, TiCoder asks the coder a series of questions to refine its understanding of the coder’s intent. It then provides suggestions and autocomplete options based on the code's context, syntax, and language. It generates test cases based on the code being written, suggesting assertions and testing various scenarios. Both Copilot and TiCoder, as well as other LLM-based tools, may speed up the writing of unit tests, but they are fundamentally AI assistants to human coders who check their work, rather than productive AI-based coders in their own right. So is there a better way? Geoff Hinton from Google points out that we learn to play basketball by throwing the ball so it goes through the hoop. We don’t learn the skill by reading about basketball – we learn by trial and error. And that’s the core idea behind Reinforcement Learning, an area of AI that has demonstrated impressive performance in tasks like game-playing. Reinforcement learning systems can be far more accurate and cost-effective than large language models because they learn by doing. Diffblue Cover, for example, writes executable unit tests without human intervention, making it possible to automate complex, error-prone tasks at scale. The product uses reinforcement learning to search the space of all possible test methods, write the test code automatically for each method, and select the best test among those written. The reward function for reinforcement learning is based on various criteria, including coverage of the test and aesthetics, which include coding style that look as if a human has written them. The tool creates tests for each method in an average of one second, and delivers the best test for a unit of code within one or two minutes at most. Diffblue Cover is more similar to AlphaGo, DeepMind’s automatic system for playing the game Go, than Copilot or TiCoder. AlphaGo identifies areas of a huge search space where there are potential moves to win the game, and then uses reinforcement learning on these areas to select which move to make next. Diffblue Cover does the same with unit test methods, coming up with potential tests, evaluating them to find the best test, repeating this operation until it has built a full test suite. If the goal is to automate the writing of 10,000 unit tests for a program no single person understands, reinforcement learning is the only real solution. Large deep-learning models just can’t compete – not least because there’s no way for humans to effectively supervise them and correct their code at that scale, and making models larger and more complicated doesn’t fix that. While large language models like ChatGPT have wowed the world with their fluency and depth of knowledge, for precise tasks like unit testing, reinforcement learning is a more accurate and cost-effective solution. Mathew Lodge ( ) is CEO of Diffblue, an Oxford, UK-based AI startup. mathew.lodge@diffblue.com

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If you've been commuting, keep a percentage of your commute cost for "nice things" at work - whether that's a great lamp for your desk, an image you love in a frame, some plants or a set of 20 Sharpies in different colours. Put the rest of the money into your savings if you don’t need to use it for other essential costs. 2. The presenters on Radio 5 Live (or your station of choice) are a big part of your life but they are not actually your real friends. Talk to some real people each day as well as the radio/the cat/the dog. 3. Routine! Get up, wash your face, stretch. 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Invest in a proper webcam/speakers/microphone. is a very popular option. It is free for up to 100 people for up to 40 minutes (you can then restart the call - time for a coffee!) Zoom is the amazing one that enables you to set a video conference within 2 clicks in 3 secs. Without requirement of registration or download. Totally free for up to 65 mins and 20 members at the moment. Tico Powercall - video conferencing Skype has made their video call background image finder free for sixty days. Works with Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or other video chats with virtual background support. Jingle - instantly shareable video via browser. Seamless screen, mic, and camera recording for Chrome. Reduces need for meetings or long emails. Free for Teachers and Students. They’ve also increased their free plan during the pandemic. 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For the longest time, traditional paper tickets were the most popular option for attending events – whether that may be live concerts or sports events. While this was a convenient option, many are still unaware of the inefficiencies plaguing the ticketing industry. Thanks to the developments in blockchain technology, was created to combat these issues. NFT ticketing What Is NFT Ticketing? A non-fungible token, also known as an NFT, is a unique, digital asset found in the . These assets come in the form of pictures, in-game items, and virtual real estate. But, a new type of NFT has recently been making the rounds – NFT tickets. blockchain Implied by the name itself, an NFT ticket is essentially a digital ticket. But these tickets are not your regular digital tickets that come with a QR code. Although they work similarly, NFT tickets are found in the blockchain. It acts as a digital pass for events that provide exclusive benefits to ticket holders. You might wonder: how do they work? Once they are created in the blockchain, customers store the tickets in their digital wallets. These are accessed on a computer or mobile device – providing them access to the event. What Are The Issues In The Ticketing Industry? Unbeknownst to many, the ticketing industry is plagued with issues up to the present. And for a long time, there was no viable alternative. If you’re in the dark about the current issues in the ticketing industry, here’s what you should know: Black Market For Tickets Concert-goers know that feeling of missing out on their favorite artist’s concert due to hoarding ticketing bots. The result of this hoarding? Higher prices on the secondary markets. This forces fans to pay a higher price tag for these tickets. At the same time, the black market poses a security threat to organizers. Exchange Protocol The main issue with having a black market is the lack of an exchange protocol. This raises security issues for event organizers. When buying on secondary markets, organizers can no longer track the attendees of their events. Paper tickets are issued in such a way that prevents them from being exchanged – without the ability to change the ownership details. What Is The Impact Of NFT TIcketing On The Ticketing Industry? It’s easy to see why a revamp is needed in the ticketing industry. With innovations in technology and blockchain, NFT tickets were created to tackle the issues hounding the industry. Let’s see how this novel blockchain technology changes the landscape of the ticketing industry: Prevents The Issue Of Fake Tickets The main issue with traditional tickets lies in verifying their authenticity. Unlike physical tickets, NFT tickets are verifiable by all involved parties through blockchain. To further resolve this, blockchain technology is used to reduce the number of scams associated with these tickets. Organizers can prohibit resale – preventing these tickets from getting into the hands of pesky scammers. Also, organizers set a fixed amount of NFT tickets to be minted. This makes it impossible to produce duplicate tickets, which is . beneficial for inventory management Speedy Production Minting multiple NFTs can be done in a matter of minutes depending on the network. When we talk about multiple, this isn’t just a handful – this number could go up to hundreds of thousands and perhaps even millions. Event organizers spend too much time printing paper tickets, sometimes taking over a week. There’s no better use of time than by using NFT tickets when organizing an event. Cost Reduction Printing tickets, especially for large events, may not only be time-consuming but also costly. When you compare the costs between minting an NFT and printing a ticket, the former has lower costs. Revenue Opportunities That’s correct – the creation of an NFT ticketing system leads to more revenue opportunities for event organizers and artists alike. When physical tickets are resold, artists no longer receive a percentage of the resale value. This is remedied by NFT ticketing thanks to smart contract technology. Organizers may authorize reselling of tickets in specific third-party platforms, which carves them a piece of the pie even after reselling. Gives Customers A Fresh Experience You might be curious about this one factor that sets apart NFTs from the traditional – a brand-new experience for customers. The staying power of an artist or a brand is primarily determined by the engagement of its fans. NFT tickets are not like physical tickets in this sense. Traditional tickets are sold for single use and are immediately disposed of after. While this is the norm, this isn’t the case with NFT tickets. Instead, they come with added benefits that build hype for events. Final Word Out with the old and in with the new. NFT tickets show great potential in disrupting the ticketing industry – and it’s only just begun. There are many pitfalls associated with the ticketing industry at present and fortunately, NFTs will alleviate them. For any event or organization, switching to an NFT ticketing system not only provides better experiences for consumers but also streamlines operations. In short, it’s a win-win situation for everyone! With all things said, opting for an NFT ticketing system is an absolute no-brainer for anyone in the ticketing industry.

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Tic Tac Toe is a classic game that can be built with many programming languages. In this article, we will be building an advanced version of Tic Tac Toe using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. First, let's create the HTML structure for the game. We will be using a table to create the grid for the game. Each cell in the grid will be represented by a table data (td) element. <table id="grid">
  <tr>
    <td></td>
    <td></td>
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  </tr>
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    <td></td>
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</table> Next, let's add some CSS to style the game. We will give the grid a border and set the width and height of each cell. #grid {
  border: 2px solid black;
}

#grid td {
  width: 100px;
  height: 100px;
  text-align: center;
  vertical-align: middle;
} Now, we can move on to the JavaScript code. We will start by creating a function that will handle the logic for the game. This function will be called every time a cell is clicked. function play(cell) {
  // Logic for the game goes here
} Inside the play function, we will need to keep track of the current player (X or O), check if there is a winner, and switch the current player after each move. We can also add a reset button to allow the player to start a new game. The code defines a global variable initialized to "X". It defines a function that takes a element as an argument and sets its innerHTML to the value of , calls , and then calls . currentPlayer play() cell currentPlayer checkForWinner() switchPlayer() It also defines and functions, which respectively check for a winner and switch the value of between "X" and "O". Finally, it sets an event listener for the "click" event on an element with an id of "reset-button" and calls the function when the button is clicked. However, the and function are not implemented. checkForWinner() switchPlayer() currentPlayer reset() checkForWinner() reset() let currentPlayer = "X";

function play(cell) {
  if (cell.innerHTML === "") {
    cell.innerHTML = currentPlayer;
    checkForWinner();
    switchPlayer();
  }
}

function checkForWinner() {
  // Check for a winner
}

function switchPlayer() {
  if (currentPlayer === "X") {
    currentPlayer = "O";
  } else {
    currentPlayer = "X";
  }
}

const resetButton = document.getElementById("reset-button");
resetButton.addEventListener("click", reset);

function reset() {
  // Reset the game
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cells.forEach(cell => cell.addEventListener("click", () => play(cell))); This is just a basic example of how to create a simple using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Tic Tac Toe game

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Terra has received aggressive backlash, press coverage, and rebranding over the last six months. What precipitated the fall of one of crypto’s most valuable assets? What impact has its slump had on the market? Terra always had it coming… Terra’s (now Terra Classic) problems may have begun on May 7th, but it always looked primed to fall off. The network’s stablecoin, UST, was backed by and a set of programs designed to even out the latter’s volatility and bring the former’s price back to $1. LUNA But the algorithms could only do so much to even out LUNA’s price valuation reduction from $85.5 to 50 cents. Experts attribute the crash to two UST trades that happened on the night of May 7th. Terraform Labs, the creators of UST attempted to move 150 million UST from 3pool elsewhere. This created a volatility window on the decentralized exchange exploited by two traders who swapped just under 200 million UST for USDC. Panic broke out due to these trades, which resulted in other investors swapping for safer stablecoins and cryptocurrencies to mitigate their loss. In a last-ditch effort to even out the ratio of UST to other stablecoins, Terraform withdrew 100 million UST more. But this failed to re-peg UST. A submitted on May 11 by Terraform Labs CEO Do Kwon revealed that the algorithms needed to overcompensate for the market speed to reinstate the peg. He proposed an alteration of the underlying code that meant more LUNA minting and worsening hyperinflation of the asset class. proposal The LUNA-cy became contagious The LUNA-UST panic soon caught up with the whole market and set the market on a losing spree. LUNA’s “sudden demise” made investors realize that “anything can happen” and earmarked massive cryptocurrency exchanges. Two of the biggest cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin and Ethereum, suffered losses in excess of 60% and 30%, respectively. This overarching red of losses by investors increased the calls and pressure for the regulation of cryptocurrencies. United States Treasury Secretary, , reinstated the desire to push for stablecoin regulation during a Senate Bank Committee hearing while traders fought to stay afloat. Janet Yellen She said: [With stablecoins,] we see run risks which could threaten financial stability — risks associated with a payment system and its integrity and risks associated with increased concentration if stablecoins are issued by firms that already have substantial market power. We definitely see significant risks here.

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