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This document discusses digital footprints and how to manage them. It explains that a digital footprint is everything on the internet about a person, including social media profiles, photos, emails, searches, and location data. It is formed through various online activities that leave records. The document encourages people to be proactive by controlling privacy settings, only posting appropriate content they wouldn't mind employers seeing, and curating a positive footprint through showcasing skills and interests online via blogs or videos. It emphasizes that the internet never forgets, so people should choose what they share wisely.
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Towards value-awareness in administrative processes: an approach based on con...Universidad Rey Juan Carlos The proposed regulatory framework for Artificial Intelligence and the EU General Data Protection Regulation oblige automated reasoners to justify their conclusions in human-understandable terms. In addition, ethical and legal concerns must be provably addressed to ensure that the advice given by AI systems is aligned with human values. Value-aware systems tackle this challenge by explicitly representing and reasoning with norms and values applicable to a problem domain. For instance, in the context of a public administration such systems may provide support to decision-makers in the design and interpretation of administrative procedures and, ultimately, may enable the automation of (parts of) these administrative processes. However, this requires the capability to analyze as to how far a particular legal model is aligned with a certain value system. In this work, we take a step forward in this direction by analysing and formally representing two (political) strategies for school place allocation in educational institutions supported by public funds. The corresponding (legal) norms that specify this administrative process differently weigh human values such as equality, fairness, and non-segregation. We propose the use of s(LAW), a legal reasoner based on Answer Set Programming that has proven capable of adequately modelling administrative processes in the presence of vague concepts and/or discretion, to model both strategies. We illustrate how s(LAW) simultaneously models different scenarios, and how automated reasoning with these scenarios can answer questions related to the value-alignment of the resulting models.
Beginners: Radio Frequency, Band and Spectrum (V3)
Beginners: Radio Frequency, Band and Spectrum (V3)3G4G Welcome to this tutorial where we break down the complex topic of radio spectrum in a clear and accessible way.
In this video, we explore:
✅ What is spectrum, frequency, and bandwidth?
✅ How does wavelength affect antenna design?
✅ The difference between FDD and TDD
✅ 5G spectrum ranges – FR1 and FR2
✅ The role of mmWave, and why it's misunderstood
✅ What makes 5G Non-Standalone (NSA) different from 5G Standalone (SA)
✅ Concepts like Carrier Aggregation, Dual Connectivity, and Dynamic Spectrum Sharing (DSS)
✅ Why spectrum refarming is critical for modern mobile networks
✅ Evolution of antennas from legacy networks to Massive MIMO
Whether you're just getting started with wireless technology or brushing up on the latest in 5G and beyond, this video is designed to help you learn and stay up to date.
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"Client Partnership — the Path to Exponential Growth for Companies Sized 50-5...
"Client Partnership — the Path to Exponential Growth for Companies Sized 50-5...Fwdays Why the "more leads, more sales" approach is not a silver bullet for a company.
Common symptoms of an ineffective Client Partnership (CP).
Key reasons why CP fails.
Step-by-step roadmap for building this function (processes, roles, metrics).
Business outcomes of CP implementation based on examples of companies sized 50-500.
THE FUTURE OF REAL ESTATE: EXPLORING THE METAVERSE
THE FUTURE OF REAL ESTATE: EXPLORING THE METAVERSEAbhiwan Technology The real estate industry is evolving, and the metaverse is leading the charge into a new digital era. With Abhiwan Technology, businesses can create, showcase, and sell virtual properties in immersive 3D environments. Imagine giving clients virtual walkthroughs from anywhere in the world or holding virtual open houses in a fully interactive metaverse. This isn’t just the future it’s happening now. As a top metaverse real estate development company, Abhiwan is shaping how the world experiences property buying, selling, and investing.
https://www.abhiwan.com/real-estate-metaverse-service
Buckeye Dreamin 2024: Assessing and Resolving Technical Debt
Buckeye Dreamin 2024: Assessing and Resolving Technical DebtLynda Kane Slide Deck from Buckeye Dreamin' 2024 presentation Assessing and Resolving Technical Debt. Focused on identifying technical debt in Salesforce and working towards resolving it.
Master Logical Volume Management - RHCSA+.pdf
Master Logical Volume Management - RHCSA+.pdfRHCSA Guru Learn how to create, resize, and manage logical volumes - part of RHCSA syllabus
Collab Space by SIB (Simple Is Beautiful)
Collab Space by SIB (Simple Is Beautiful)SipkyJayaPutra "Collab Space is an innovative collaboration platform designed to streamline teamwork, foster creativity, and enhance productivity. Whether you're working with colleagues, clients, or partners, Collab Space provides the tools you need to communicate effectively, manage projects effortlessly, and collaborate in real time—from anywhere in the world."
Monitor Kafka Clients Centrally with KIP-714
Monitor Kafka Clients Centrally with KIP-714Kumar Keshav Apache Kafka introduced KIP-714 in 3.7 release, which allows the Kafka brokers to centrally track client metrics on behalf of applications. The broker can subsequently relay these metrics to a remote monitoring system, facilitating the effective monitoring of Kafka client health and the identification of any problems.
KIP-714 is useful to Kafka operators because it introduces a way for Kafka brokers to collect and expose client-side metrics via a plugin-based system. This significantly enhances observability by allowing operators to monitor client behavior (including producers, consumers, and admin clients) directly from the broker side.
Before KIP-714, client metrics were only available within the client applications themselves, making centralized monitoring difficult. With this improvement, operators can now access client performance data, detect anomalies, and troubleshoot issues more effectively. It also simplifies integrating Kafka with external monitoring systems like Prometheus or Grafana.
This talk covers setting up ClientOtlpMetricsReporter that aggregates OpenTelemetry Protocol (OTLP) metrics received from the client, enhances them with additional client labels and forwards them via gRPC client to an external OTLP receiver. The plugin is implemented in Java and requires the JAR to be added to the Kafka broker libs.
Be it a kafka operator or a client application developer, this talk is designed to enhance your knowledge of efficiently tracking the health of client applications.
Managing Multiple Logical Volumes - RHCSA+.pdf
Managing Multiple Logical Volumes - RHCSA+.pdfRHCSA Guru Learn how to create, extend, reduce, and organize multiple logical volumes across different volume groups - part of RHCSA syllabus
The History of Artificial Intelligence: From Ancient Ideas to Modern Algorithms
The History of Artificial Intelligence: From Ancient Ideas to Modern Algorithmsisoftreview8 The history of Artificial Intelligence: From Ancient Ideas to Modern Algorithms is a remarkable journey through time—one that blends human curiosity with technological breakthroughs. While the dream of intelligent machines dates back to ancient civilizations, it wasn’t until the 20th century that the idea began to take scientific shape.
In 1950, British mathematician Alan Turing introduced a revolutionary concept: that machines could imitate human thought. His creation of the "Turing Test" provided a framework for measuring machine intelligence. This milestone was one of the first major chapters in the history of Artificial Intelligence: From Ancient Ideas to Modern Algorithms.
By 1956, the term "Artificial Intelligence" had been officially coined during the Dartmouth Conference, igniting decades of innovation. From symbolic AI in the 1960s to expert systems in the 1980s, and the rise of machine learning and neural networks in the 1990s and 2000s, each era brought us closer to what we now recognize as modern AI. Technologies like deep learning, real-time automation, and natural language processing have turned AI into a powerful tool used in everyday life.
The ongoing evolution in the history of Artificial Intelligence: From Ancient Ideas to Modern Algorithms reveals how ancient visions are becoming today’s realities—and tomorrow’s possibilities.
What is Agnetic AI : An Introduction to AI Agents
What is Agnetic AI : An Introduction to AI AgentsTechtic Solutions Introducing Agnetic AI: Redefining Intelligent Customer Engagement for the Future of Business
In a world where data is abundant but actionable insights are scarce, Agnetic AI emerges as a transformative force in AI-powered customer engagement and predictive intelligence solutions. Our cutting-edge platform harnesses the power of machine learning, natural language processing, and real-time analytics to help businesses drive deeper connections, streamline operations, and unlock unprecedented growth.
Whether you're a forward-thinking startup or an enterprise scaling globally, Agnetic AI is designed to automate customer journeys, personalize interactions at scale, and deliver insights that move the needle. Built for performance, agility, and results, this AI solution isn’t just another tool—it’s your competitive advantage in the age of intelligent automation.
The Gold Jacket Journey - How I passed 12 AWS Certs without Burning Out (and ...
The Gold Jacket Journey - How I passed 12 AWS Certs without Burning Out (and ...VictorSzoltysek Only a few hundred people on the planet have done this — and even fewer have documented the journey like this.
In just one year, I passed all 12 AWS certifications and earned the ultra-rare AWS Gold Jacket — without burning out, without quitting my job, and without wasting hours on fluff.
My secret? A completely AI-powered study workflow using ChatGPT, custom prompts, and a technique I call DeepResearch — a strategy that pulls high-signal insights from Reddit, blogs, and real-world exam feedback to shortcut the noise and fast-track what actually matters.
This is the slide deck from my live talk — it breaks down everything:
✅ How I used ChatGPT to quiz, explain, and guide me
✅ How DeepResearch helped me prioritize the right content
✅ My top 80/20 study tips, service-specific rules of thumb, and real-world exam traps
✅ The surprising things that still trip up even experienced cloud teams
If you’re considering AWS certifications — or want to learn how to study smarter using AI — this is your blueprint.
Leading a High-Stakes Database Migration
Leading a High-Stakes Database MigrationScyllaDB Navigating common mistakes and critical success factors
Is your team considering or starting a database migration? Learn from the frontline experience gained guiding hundreds of high-stakes migration projects – from startups to Google and Twitter. Join us as Miles Ward and Tim Koopmans have a candid chat about what tends to go wrong and how to steer things right.
We will explore:
- What really pushes teams to the database migration tipping point
- How to scope and manage the complexity of a migration
- Proven migration strategies and antipatterns
- Where complications commonly arise and ways to prevent them
Expect plenty of war stories, along with pragmatic ways to make your own migration as “blissfully boring” as possible.
Doctronic's 5M Seed Funding Pioneering AI-Powered Healthcare Solutions.pdf
Doctronic's 5M Seed Funding Pioneering AI-Powered Healthcare Solutions.pdfdavidandersonofficia This vibrant Medium blog post explores **Doctronic**, a New York-based healthcare AI startup that raised **$5 million in seed funding** to revolutionize medical advice. Founded by Matt Pavelle and Adam Oskowitz, Doctronic uses **specialized AI agents** and 24/7 telehealth to deliver fast, accurate, and anonymous health guidance, challenging “Dr. Google.” Backed by Union Square Ventures, the startup stands out with its consumer-first approach and multi-agent AI system. The post highlights Doctronic’s mission, technology, competitive edge, and future plans, making it a must-read for healthcare and tech enthusiasts.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Security, Attack Vectors, Defense Techniques, Et...
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Security, Attack Vectors, Defense Techniques, Et...Salman Baset Presentation covering artificial intelligence (AI) security, attack vectors, defense techniques, ethical and legal landscape, and future of AI security.
EIS-Manufacturing-AI–Product-Data-Optimization-Webinar-2025.pptx
EIS-Manufacturing-AI–Product-Data-Optimization-Webinar-2025.pptxEarley Information Science Manufacturing organizations are under constant pressure to streamline operations, improve agility, and make better use of the data they already have. Yet, many teams still struggle with disconnected systems and fragmented information that slow decision-making and reduce productivity. This webinar explores how AI-powered search and structured metadata can address these challenges by making enterprise data more accessible, actionable, and aligned with business needs.
Participants will gain practical insights into how modern search technologies are being applied to unify data across platforms, improve findability, and surface hidden insights—all without replacing core systems. Whether you're responsible for IT infrastructure, operations, or digital transformation, this session offers strategies to reduce friction and get more value from your existing information ecosystem.
Key Topics Covered:
The realities of managing disparate data in manufacturing and business operations
Leveraging AI to improve data discoverability and support better decision-making
Using structured metadata to unlock insights from existing platforms
Strategies for deploying intelligent search solutions across enterprise systems
"It's not magic, folks. It really does need that data. Now, what we can do is we can accelerate this. We can accelerate the derivation of an information architecture product, data architecture, content architecture, knowledge architecture, and apply it to the content, to the product data, to whatever it is."- Seth Earley
"You can have the best systems in the world, but if your teams are still spending hours finding specs and product data, that investment all just sits there idle." - Crys Black
LVM Management & Disaster Recovery - RHCSA+.pdf
LVM Management & Disaster Recovery - RHCSA+.pdfRHCSA Guru Master LVM management and disaster recovery techniques, including snapshots and backups, essential for RHCSA+ and real-world Linux administration.
Presentation Session 5 Transition roadmap.pdf
Presentation Session 5 Transition roadmap.pdfMukesh Kala Transition roadmap and real-world multi-agent systems
Managing Changing Data with FME: Part 2 – Flexible Approaches to Tracking Cha...
Managing Changing Data with FME: Part 2 – Flexible Approaches to Tracking Cha...Safe Software Your data is always changing – but are you tracking it efficiently? By using change detection methods in FME, you can streamline your workflows, reduce manual effort, and boost productivity.
In Part 1, we explored a basic method for detecting changes using the ChangeDetector transformer. But what if your use case requires a more tailored approach?
In this webinar, we’ll go beyond basic comparison and explore more flexible, customizable methods for tracking data changes.
Join us as we explore these three methods for tracking data changes:
- Filtering by modification date to instantly pull updated records.
-Using database triggers in shadow tables to capture changes at the column level.
-Storing all changes in a transaction log to maintain a history of all changes with transactional databases.
Whether you’re handling a simple dataset or managing large-scale data updates, learn how FME provides the adaptable solutions to track changes with ease.
Towards value-awareness in administrative processes: an approach based on con...
Towards value-awareness in administrative processes: an approach based on con...Universidad Rey Juan Carlos
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