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नवरात्रों की अष्टमी जैसे-जैसे नजदीक आती जा रही है, बेरी की और जाने वाले मार्गो और कस्बे की गलियों में श्रद्धालुओं की कतारें लगानी शरू हो गई है। देश के कई शहरों से लोग मां भीमेश्वरी देवी की पूजा अर्चना के लिए पहुंच रहे है। शुक्रवार को नवरात्र के पांचवे दिन श्रद्धालुओं का माता मंदिर में जमावाड़ा लगा रहा।

We’re so excited to share about a program that we’re working on inside of the Lullabot team – Healthy Minds @Work. This is a science-based app and program shown to help strengthen your well-being skills. The Healthy Minds program was built by neuroscientists and is designed to teach and measure skills associated with emotional well-being using meditation and other contemplative practices.

A group of ‘Bots get together to discuss the program and the 30-Day Challenge that’s been going on inside Lullabot.
 

“Great opportunity next week in Montreal to see why JRuby is such a powerful tool for building scalable, cross-platform desktop applications… entirely in Ruby!” – JRuby Dev Team

Showcasing the future of Apache Cassandra®, Cassandra Summit 2023 will be a vendor-neutral conference managed by the Linux Foundation. SAN FRANCISCO, September 29, 2022 — The Linux Foundation, the nonprofit organization enabling mass innovation through open source, is excited to partner with the Apache Cassandra® Project, Apache Cassandra® PMC, as well as diamond sponsor and […]

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GitHub is sponsoring Open Source Initiative’s Deep Dive: AI because we think it’s important for the community to unpack how open source software, process, and principles can help best deliver on the promise of AI.

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Intel’s highest-end graphics card lineup is approaching its retail launch, and that means we’re getting more answers to crucial market questions of prices, launch dates, performance, and availability. Today, Intel answered more of those A700-series GPU questions, and they’re paired with claims that every card in the Arc A700 series punches back at Nvidia’s 18-month-old RTX 3060. After announcing a $329 price for its A770 GPU earlier this week, Intel clarified it would launch three A700 series products on October 12: The aforementioned Arc A770 for $329, which sports 8GB of GDDR6 memory; an additional Arc A770 Limited Edition for $349, which jumps up to 16GB of GDDR6 at slightly higher memory bandwidth and otherwise sports otherwise identical specs; and the slightly weaker A750 Limited Edition for $289. These are excellent prices, and assuming Intel can deliver enough supply to meet demand, I think I may have found my next GPU. If history is anything to go by, these will have excellent Linux support, but of course, we would be wise to let the enthusiasts iron out the bugs and issues. Six to twelve months after launch, these could be amazing allrounders for a very good price.