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Join us for the Moodle Academy webinar “Moodle AI plugins” on Thursday 26th September, 08:00 UTC

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Join us for the Moodle Academy webinar “Moodle AI plugins” on Thursday 26th September, 08:00 UTC
by Sandra Matz.  

We invite you to register for the Moodle Academy free webinar “Moodle AI plugins” on Thursday 26th September at 08:00-09:00 UTC.

In this webinar we will welcome Gordon D. Bateson, Professor at Kochi University of Technology in Japan, and Marcus Green, Senior E-learning Technical consultant at Catalyst IT. This presentation will explore the integration of AI into Moodle plugins.

Gordon and Marcus will start with a technical description, suitable for developers, of how it is possible for a plug-in to communicate with an AI engine, such as ChatGPT, via an API. Then they will show the mechanism of how their plugins utilise API’s to get useful results.

In the latter part of the presentation, they will demonstrate their plug-ins and show examples that may be useful to educators.

While this webinar will be most suitable for developers and educators, it may also be interesting to administrators to see what is possible with AI-powered plug-ins, and what settings they may be asked to set.

This webinar is part of the course ‘Moodle Academy webinars‘. You have to be enrolled in the course to register and join the webinar.

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Join us for the Moodle Academy webinar “Moodle AI plugins” on Thursday 26th September, 08:00 UTC

#! code: Drupal 11: Using The Finished State In Batch Processing

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This is the third article in a series of articles about the Batch API in Drupal. The Batch API is a system in Drupal that allows data to be processed in small chunks in order to prevent timeout errors or memory problems.

So far in this series we have looked at creating a batch process using a form and then creating a batch class so that batches can be run through Drush. Both of these examples used the Batch API to run a set number of items through a set number of process function callbacks. When setting up the batch run we created a list of items that we wanted to process and then split this list up into chunks, each chunk being sent to a batch process callback.

There is another way to set up the Batch API that will run the same number of operations without defining how many times we want to run them first. This is possible by using the “finished” setting in the batch context.

Let’s create a batch process that we can run and control using the finished setting.

Setting Up

First we need to create a batch process that will accept the array we want to process. This is the same array as we have processed in the last two articles, but in this case we are passing the entire array to a single callback via the addOperation() method of the BatchBuilder class.

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RSpec Stubs The Object In Memory

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Have you ever tested a method that pulls records out of the database and applied mocks to those records you just created in your test? Have you been surprised that the record does not appear to have the behavior you mocked out? I have an explanation of the situation for you and some options for how you can address it.

Chrome on the Mac uses less battery than Safari

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It’s one of the most pervasive common wisdoms shared all over the web, no matter where you go – it’s one of those things everybody seems to universally agree on: Chrome will absolutely devastate your battery life on the Mac, and you should really be using Safari, because Apple’s special integration magic pixie dust sprinkles ensures Safari sips instead of gulps electricity. Whether you read random forum posters, Apple PR spokespeople, or Apple’s own executives on stage during events, this wisdom is hard to escape. Is it true, though? Well, Matt Birchler decided to do something entirely revolutionary and entirely unheard of: a benchmark. Back in the olden days of yore, we would run benchmarks to test the claims from companies and their PR departments, and Birchler decided to dust off this old technique and develop a routine to put the Chrome battery claims to the test. After 3 days of continuous testing on a freshly installed 14” MacBook Pro with an M2 Pro processor and 16 GB RAM running the latest stable releases of both browsers, Birchler came to some interesting conclusions. In my 3-hour tests, Safari consumed 18.67% of my battery each time on average, and Chrome averaged 17.33% battery drain. That works out to about 9% less battery drain from Chrome than Safari. Yes, you read that right, I found Chrome was easier on my battery than Safari. While I did experience some variability in each 3 hour test run, Chrome came out on top in 5 of the 6 direct comparisons. ↫ Matt Birchler His methodology seems quite sound and a good representation of what most laptop users will use their browser for: YouTube, social media, a few news websites, and editing a Google Doc, in a 20 minute loop that was repeated for three hours per test. Multiple of these three hour tests were then ran to counter variability. I highly doubt using different websites will radically change the results, but I obviously am curious to see a similar test ran on Windows and Linux, x86 and ARM, for a more complete picture that goes beyond just the Mac. Conventional wisdom is sometimes wrong, and I think we have a classic case of that here. While there may have been a time in the past where Chrome on the Mac devastated battery life, it seems Chrome and Chromium engineers have closed the gap, and in some cases even beat Safari. Now, this doesn’t mean everybody should rush and switch to Chrome, since there are countless other reasons to use Safari over Chrome other than supposed battery life advantages. With Apple PR arguing that alternative browser engines should not be allowed on iOS because Chrome would devastate iOS’ battery life, tests like these are more important than ever, and I hope we’re going to see more of them. Tech media always just seems to copy/paste whatever manufacturers and corporations claim without so much as a hint of skepticism, and this benchmark highlights the dangers of doing so, in case you didn’t already know believing corporations was a terribly idea.

సైబర్ భద్రత కోసం ఎమ్-ఆథన్ రూపకల్పన

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M-AUTHN App For Increased Cyber Security : ప్రస్తుత డిజిటల్ యుగంలో స్మార్ట్‌ఫోన్‌ నిత్యావసరాల్లో ఒకటిగా మారింది. సోషల్ మీడియా ఖాతాలు, వినోదం, బ్యాంకింగ్‌, ఇ-కామర్స్‌ ఇలా అన్ని పనులూ యాప్స్‌లోనే చేసుకుంటున్నారు. దీంతో డిజిటల్ డేటా భద్రత కరవైంది. ఎన్ని జాగ్రత్తలు తీసుకున్నా సైబర్ కేటుగాళ్లు డిజిటల్ వినియోగదారుల్ని ఏదోక మార్గంలో మోసం చేస్తూనే ఉన్నారు. ఈ సమస్యకు పరిష్కారంగా సరికొత్త ఆవిష్కరణ చేశారు విజయవాడ విట్ బృందం. మరి, వారు కనిపెట్టిన సాంకేతికత వివరాలేంటో తెలుసుకుందామా.

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Processo Open Arms, Bongiorno: “Pm sta processando linea politica governo Conte su migranti”

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(Adnkronos) – “Mi preme rilevare che in questa introduzione della requisitoria è di intuitiva evidenza che il pm sta procedendo a una requisitoria contro il decreto sicurezza bis, che è un atto del governo, contro la linea politica prima redistribuire e poi sbarcare. Ha proprio espresso un giudizio di grande contestazione di questa linea. Sapete perfettamente che anche in dichiarazioni pubbliche è stata una linea portata avanti da tutto il governo, anche dallo stesso premier di allora”. Lo ha detto l’avvocata Giulia Bongiorno, legale del ministro Matteo Salvini, durante una pausa della requisitoria. “Il pm che ha detto che non voleva essere un intervento contro la politica, nel momento in cui dice che un tavolo tecnico a cui partecipava l’attuale capo della Polizia, le direttive e i decreti sono inaccettabili, intollerabili e in contrasto con i diritti umani, in realtà , sta processando la linea politica di quel governo. Vedremo più tardi”, dice.