There's no shortage of talk about AI. The harder part is what comes after your teams start using it: who's using what, how much of it, and how it's made secure.
Over the next few weeks, we'll be sharing a series of short demos exploring how our centralized AI gateway, Aperture, gives organizations visibility into AI adoption while making it easier to securely connect people to the models and tools they need.
First up: a quick look at what Aperture is, and what it brings to your AI stack.
Cozinhar também é sobre se divertir e encontrar o seu "momento artístico"! 🫐✨ Neste vídeo, eu e minha amiga Gabriela mostramos como fazer o efeito marmorizado no cheesecake de mirtilos. Pode parecer um pouco caótico no começo (ou um "horror", como brincamos!), mas o resultado final é sempre surpreendente e cheio de charme.
Apresentadora e realizadora: Paola Carosella
Convidada: Gabriela Barreto
Roteiro: Natália Silva
Direção geral: Barbara Hauret
Direção de fotografia: Tiago Moon
Direção de arte: Juliana
Assistente de cozinha e sorriso contagiante: Lucileide Batista
Assistente de set e fotógrafo: José D’Ambrosio
Produção: Marcela Cavalheiro
Edição: Belarmino
Gerenciamento do canal: Léo Nicolay
Comercial: comercial@keycreators.com.br - Kate Souza
Esta receita entrou definitivamente para o meu Top 10 de preparos infalíveis! 🫐✨ É o equilíbrio perfeito entre o creme e a acidez, criando uma sobremesa que agrada a todos e traz aquele "encantamento" que tanto busco na cozinha. Se você quer uma receita que não tem erro e que perfuma a casa toda, precisa testar este cheesecake.
Apresentadora e realizadora: Paola Carosella
Convidada: Gabriela Barreto
Roteiro: Natália Silva
Direção geral: Barbara Hauret
Direção de fotografia: Tiago Moon
Direção de arte: Juliana
Assistente de cozinha e sorriso contagiante: Lucileide Batista
Assistente de set e fotógrafo: José D’Ambrosio
Produção: Marcela Cavalheiro
Edição: Belarmino
Gerenciamento do canal: Léo Nicolay
Comercial: comercial@keycreators.com.br - Kate Souza
Esta é a famosa receita de cheesecake com mirtilos do Futuro Refeitório e que agora compartilhamos com vocês! Ao lado da minha melhor amiga Gabriela Barreto, mostramos o passo a passo para criar essa sobremesa clássica, linda e, acima de tudo, à prova de erros. Se você quer impressionar com um doce equilibrado e delicioso, este vídeo é para você. 🫐✨
Apresentadora e realizadora: Paola Carosella
Convidada: Gabriela Barreto
Roteiro: Natália Silva
Direção geral: Barbara Hauret
Direção de fotografia: Tiago Moon
Direção de arte: Juliana
Assistente de cozinha e sorriso contagiante: Lucileide Batista
Assistente de set e fotógrafo: José D’Ambrosio
Produção: Marcela Cavalheiro
Edição: Belarmino
Gerenciamento do canal: Léo Nicolay
Comercial: comercial@keycreators.com.br - Kate Souza
Learn how to construct your own seamless pattern tiles that can be repeated infinitely.
Lessons notes:
- X axis is for left and right
- Y axis is for up and down
- For left and top edges, add
- For bottom and right edges, subtract
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0:00 The Scariest Chart In Engineering
3:24 Standing Waves And Reflections
7:24 Why does a wave bounce back?
10:15 How to stop a wave from bouncing back
17:06 The Smith Chart
25:53 How To Read The Smith Chart
30:42 This Circuit Gets Better When You Break It
35:22 Why were we slow to use it?
37:06 Is it still useful?
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Check out @zachstar 's video on the Smith Chart here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pXWbdxOAuDs
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After a BIG announcement (!!!), your hosts David and Ellie get into the economic and psychological features of the state no one wants to be stuck in: unemployment. How does capitalism structurally construct “wageless life” while nonetheless treating it as a personal failure or unhappy accident? What’s the connection between unemployment and reactionary politics? And is AI going to put us all out of a job? Correcting misconceptions about automation, UBI, and more, your hosts take you through some significant arguments about the impacts of unemployment and reflect on why this socially-constructed position can make us feel so worthless even when we know that we’re not the problem. In the Substack bonus segment, Ellie and David reflect on the end of Overthink and share some reasons for it.
Works discussed:
Aaron Benanav, Automation and the Future of Work
Aaron Benanav, “Is the AI Bubble About to Burst?”
Eloundou et al., “GPTs are GPTs: An Early Look at the Labor Market Impact Potential of Large Language Models”
Charles Babbage, On the Economy of Machines and Manufactures
Michael Denning, “Wageless Life”
Wendy Brown, In the Ruins of Neoliberalism
Regina Bateson, “Perceptions of pandemic resume gaps: Survey experimental evidence from the United States”
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Why do baby puffins prefer to be alone? Why don’t Cuckoo birds raise their own children? Has the decline of birds taken away the music of our landscapes? What book would you recommend about birds? How to feel more connected to nature?
In this episode of Ask Penguin, Rhianna is joined by creative duo, author Robert Macfarlane and illustrator Jackie Morris to discuss their latest collaboration, The Books of Birds, a beautifully illustrated book that takes a poetic look at some of natures most unique and fascinating birds. Plus they give you more book recommendations for books that explore the British landscapes and our favourite anthropomorphised animals as main characters.
Discover all the books mentioned in this episode here: https://bit.ly/4wKzgqb
About the book
The Book of Birds is a compendium of forty-nine bird species, from Avocet to Yellowhammer, all of which are presently declining or endangered in Britain. Inspired by the classic bird-books with which the authors grew up, this is a field guide with a difference. It asks not ‘What is that bird?’, but ‘Who is that bird?’ It shows its readers how to identify birds, but also how to identify with them.
About the authors
Robert Macfarlane is a Sunday Times- and New York Times-bestselling authors, whose books include Is a River Alive?, Underland, Landmarks, The Old Ways, The Wild Places and Mountains of the Mind, as well as a book-length prose-poem, Ness. His work has been translated into more than thirty languages, won prizes around the world, and been widely adapted for film, music, theatre, radio and dance. He has also written operas, plays, albums, choral works, and films including River and Mountain, both narrated by Willem Dafoe.
Jackie Morris has written or illustrated over seventy books, including the beloved children’s classics Tell Me a Dragon and East of the Sun, West of the Moon and a volume of modern folklore for readers of all ages, Wild Folk, co-created with Tamsin Abbott, as well as introducing and illustrating Barbara Newhall Follett’s gem of wild literature, The House Without Windows. She is the internationally bestselling and award-winning co-creator of The Lost Words and The Lost Spells, two books which have captured the hearts of hundreds of thousands of readers of all ages. In 2018 she won the Kate Greenaway Medal and the British Book Awards Children’s Book of the Year for The Lost Words.
For more information about the National Year of Reading, click here https://goallin.org.uk
00:00 - 01:54 | Episode Introduction
01:54 - 03:07 | Audiobook Extract: The Black-Throated Diver
03:07 - 04:36 | Welcome
04:36 - 05:52 | The Black-Throated Diver and the "Loon" in Heated Rivalry
05:52 - 08:35 | What is your favourite bird?
08:35 - 09:35 | How do Cuckoo's disguise their eggs?
09:35 - 11:15 | The Spirit of the Curlew
11:15 - 12:49 | What makes the Book of Birds different from a field guide?
12:49 - 14:13 | What childhood experiences influenced your art?
14:13 - 16:30 | How is The Book of Birds structured?
16:30 - 17:51 | Are there less birds in the UK now?
17:51 - 18:41 | Recognising Presence vs. Absence
18:41 - 20:41 | Birds, Grief, and Crossers of the Great Threshold
20:41 - 22:58 | Personal Loss and the Memory of Lapwings
22:58 - 24:34 | How did conservation bring back the Red Kite bird?
24:34 - 26:10 | The Flight of the Six-Week-Old Puffling
26:10 - 27:32 | The Extraordinary Organ-Shrinking Godwit
27:32 - 28:55 | Feminist Creches and Lads' Holidays
28:55 - 30:57 | The Challenge of Capturing Flight
30:57 - 33:04 | National Year of Reading: Impactful Books
33:04 - 34:02 | What are your tips for reading everyday?
34:02 - 35:36 | Audiobook Extract: The Capercaillie
35:36 - 36:58 | Guest Book Recommendations: J.A. Baker's The Peregrine
36:58 - 38:09 | What would your Dæmon be?
38:09 - 39:53 | Evoking the UK Landscape: The Living Mountain & Benjamin Myer's Cuddy
39:53 - 41:21 | Concluding Thoughts and Outro
Em 1934, o futebol brasileiro vivia uma das maiores confusões da sua história. A eterna briga entre Rio de Janeiro e São Paulo ganhava um duelo à altura: os amadores contra os profissionais. No meio disso tudo, a gente precisava formar, treinar e enviar um time pra disputar a segunda Copa do Mundo da história, na Itália.
A Copa de 1934 é famosa por vários motivos - pelo momento político da Itália, dominada pelo fascismo de Benito Mussolini; pelas dificuldades de formar um time brasileiro num contexto de crise; e porque nossos jogadores viajaram 12 dias de navio pra jogar um jogo, perder e voltar pra casa.
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CAPÍTULOS DO VÍDEO
00:00 - Introdução
01:42 - A crise dos profissionais
2:57 - A Copa do Duce
04:02 - Eliminatórias
05:32 - Forma-se o Scratch
09:40 - O embarque
13:05 - Um jogo só
15:00 - O resto do torneio
17:45 - Turismo
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- Jornal O Globo, Jornal dos Sports, A Noite, A Tribuna, Diário de Pernambuco, Jornal Pequeno, Corriere Della Sera, Il Calcio Illustrato (Itália), Mundo Deportivo (Espanha), Al Akhbar (Egito), Napló (Hungria)
- Imagens de RAI, TV Cultura e Luce Archivio
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Pesquisa, captação, roteiro, edição e finalização: Andrey Raychtock
Projeto Gráfico: Bruno Liberal
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Meu nome é Andrey Raychtock. Sou jornalista, apaixonado por histórias aleatórias e trabalho com esportes desde 2013. Já contribuí com o Esporte Interativo, a TV Globo, o Manchester City e a LiveMode/CazéTV, além de criar conteúdo independente para a internet. Todo domingo você assiste o meu quadro, o Achados e Perdidos, no Esporte Espetacular da Globo
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🤹🏻♀️ Adriana Ugarte reflexiona sobre la historia de su personaje, Pinito de Oro, en ‘Tal vez, la ópera prima de Arima León, sobre una de las trapecistas más conocidas de nuestro país y de cómo vivía su profesión de riesgo
🎙 “Quizá Pinito de Oro desde allá arriba sentía que era más dueña de su vida que nunca”
▶️ En el nuevo programa de La Script, María Guerra entrevista a Carlos Cuevas y Adriana Ugarte
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🎭 Carlos Cuevas habla de cómo le sorprendió el funcionamiento de una película internacional como ‘El anfitrion’, de Miguel Ángel Jiménez, donde ha compartido escenas con Williem Dafoe
🎙 “Creo que lo que más me gustó es que el oficio es igual en todas las partes del mundo. Willem Dafoe no trabaja diferente a Emma Vilarasau”
▶️ En el nuevo programa de La Script, María Guerra entrevista a Carlos Cuevas y Adriana Ugarte
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