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The article provides an overview of XSLT (Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations), a powerful XML transformation language used to convert XML documents into other formats like HTML, text, or even other XML documents. It explains the basic concepts and structure of XSLT and how it can be used to automate and streamline XML data processing.

The article reports that major biomolecular changes occur in our bodies during midlife (around 40 years old) and later life (around 60 years old), providing insights into aging and age-related diseases. The findings suggest that these shifts could be used to develop biomarkers for monitoring health and disease progression.

Denmark introduces new copyright law to regulate the use of deepfakes, aiming to protect individuals from unauthorized manipulation of their image or voice through artificial intelligence technology.

i made sink. it's a simple little tool that continuously syncs folders between 2 devices. no cloud, no email, flash drives, no bs.

it just uses your local wifi. run it on your machines, tell them to trust each other, and you're set. and if you manage to edit the same file at once, it handles the conflict and saves both copies.

for anyone who just wants to get files from point a to b without the headache. hope it makes your life a bit less annoying.

github: https://github.com/sirbread/sink binary: https://github.com/sirbread/sink/releases/tag/v0.1

Apple announces new privacy initiatives, including an App Privacy Report and updates to App Tracking Transparency, aimed at giving users more control and transparency over their data and app activity.

The article explores the impact of noise on sleep, examining how various types of noise affect sleep quality, duration, and overall health. It discusses the physiological and psychological mechanisms behind the relationship between noise and sleep, as well as potential mitigation strategies for reducing the negative effects of noise on sleep.

This article provides a recap of the recent Y Combinator Demo Day, highlighting the diverse range of startups that presented their ideas and innovations to investors and the public.

The article discusses UV, a new tool that simplifies the management of Python dependencies in distributed computing environments. UV allows users to easily install and use Python packages without the need for complex setup or manual dependency tracking, making it easier to deploy and scale Python applications in cluster-based environments.

The article explores the concept of incrementalism, highlighting how small, gradual changes can have a powerful impact over time. It emphasizes the importance of patience, persistence, and focusing on continuous improvement rather than drastic transformations.

The article discusses the creation of a new open-source virtual machine, Qwen-vlo, designed to improve efficiency and performance in data processing and analysis. It highlights the key features and benefits of this innovative platform.

The article discusses the 10-year journey of the Pomological Watercolor Collection, a project that has produced over 1,300 watercolor paintings of fruits and nuts. The collection serves as a visual archive of plant diversity and highlights the artistry and scientific value of botanical illustration.

The article discusses the phenomenon of 'echo chamber context poisoning,' where AI language models can become biased and lose their objectivity due to exposure to skewed data. It highlights the importance of maintaining model integrity and the challenges associated with ensuring AI systems remain unbiased and informative.

The article explores why homes in Western U.S. states tend to be larger and more expensive compared to other regions. It discusses factors such as available land, population growth, and consumer preferences that have contributed to the rise of larger, more expensive homes in these states.

The article discusses the Microsoft Visual Studio Code Copilot Chat, an AI-powered chatbot that provides code assistance and conversation within the VS Code editor. It highlights the features and capabilities of the Copilot Chat, which aim to enhance developer productivity and collaboration.

The article explains the 'bathtub curve', a graphical representation of the failure rate of a product or system over time, which typically shows a high initial failure rate, followed by a period of low and stable failure rate, and finally an increasing failure rate as the product or system approaches the end of its useful life.

The article discusses the integration of the Xbox gaming console with Windows PCs, highlighting the benefits of this integration, such as improved game compatibility, cross-platform play, and the ability to access Xbox games and services on Windows devices.

chatGPT image-1 is great but the ratio is so weird and do not respect 16:9 for example.

So i made this free tool to get perfect ratio without cropping.

Hope it is useful for some. Let me know

Microsoft has officially changed the color of the classic 'Blue Screen of Death' error message to black, which will now be known as the 'Black Screen of Death'. This change is part of Microsoft's ongoing efforts to modernize the Windows operating system's visual design.

The article discusses the AI assistant, Steijn, developed by Microsoft to help millions of people in the Netherlands with meal planning. Steijn uses AI and machine learning to provide personalized meal recommendations, recipe suggestions, and shopping lists, making it easier for users to plan and prepare healthy meals.

Broadcom, the company that acquired VMware, has sent an audit letter to a VMware perpetual license holder, raising concerns about potential underreporting of VMware product usage. This incident highlights the ongoing changes and uncertainties faced by VMware customers after the Broadcom acquisition.