The fusion panel is novel. It's time for exploring #opensource models on server side, maybe llama.cpp acting as a server, and delivering the best from open weights.

Rains bring joy 😊 #Telangana #Firstrains

I checked the version numbers of the four important browsers. @googlechrome browser has the most updated version. #chromium

#Start your day with confidence Never fear Never doubt your abilities Feel good ✅☑️✔️

Believe in yourself and your abilities. #SelfAwareness

Beautiful ❤️#Dharamshala Is this the most beautiful stadium in the world? #ipl_2026 #playoffs #RCBvsGT

Disciplined life is when a person heeds wise counsel and exercises restraint against reckless temptation. Parents and teachers are the most influential persons in our lives who can mould and shape character and personality.

Simplicity is the way of life. Start with a simple prayer 🙏

Harvard University just voted to limit the number of A grades given in undergraduate classes to about 20% of the class. I’m not in favor of this. It deeply runs counter to how I believe education should be. We should hold a high bar, but also work mightily to support the success of 100% of learners, rather than a fraction. Harvard’s administration took this step — over the objections of a large fraction of the student body — to counter grade inflation. Grade inflation is real: Many universities have been awarding A and B grades to ever larger fractions of students, and this has caused grade point averages (GPAs) to become less useful as signals of student skill. At the same time, we want students to succeed. The heart of the question is the role of educational institutions. Should our goal be: - To help students succeed? - To judge students? Both of these have value. But my focus when working in education is almost entirely helping students succeed. To me, it is clear that many people want to learn, to be empowered, to build skills that let them do new things! This is what we focus on at DeepLearningAI. This philosophy is also why my online courses (going back to my early online Stanford courses on Coursera) permitted an unlimited number of retries for graded assignments. I believe in letting — and even encouraging — someone to redo something until they succeed. This is as opposed to standing in judgement of the fact they didn’t get it right the first time. Further, I want homework assignments to be designed primarily to help people practice and learn, rather than to judge their skill level. This is why I prefer to create “Practice Problems” and “Practice Labs” — questions that, when you think through them, help you to gain practice and reinforce what you know. As opposed to “Assessment Problems” designed primarily to judge skill. But won’t Harvard’s move make GPAs more meaningful and help prospective employers identify strong candidates? Having hired a large number of people from Harvard and other institutions, I can say confidently that GPA is not an important signal. We have screening and interviewing processes that give far more accurate ways to figure out if someone is truly skilled. I do not need a wider spread in applicant GPA scores to figure out who's really good! To be clear, there is also value in assessment. Even though standardized testing is much hated, high-quality tests like the SAT, ACT, GRE, TOEFL, etc. provide objective measures of ability in a domain. I find that most people want to learn and succeed. There are also people who want rigorous assessment (for example, to apply for school admissions), but this is a lesser need, and is not my focus when building educational products. Harvard is often described as an “elite” educational institution. There are two ways to be elite: One option involves limiting enrollments, and then even among admitted students, cap the number of people that do well at 20%. I would rather pursue a different path: Set a high bar and teach elite, cutting-edge skills, but strive relentlessly to help everyone succeed. This way, eliteness is defined not by excluding people but by helping as many people as possible to be excellent. [Original text: The Batch newsletter]

Docker is an open-source software platform that allows developers to build, test, and deploy applications inside lightweight, portable packages called containers. Multiple containers can run on the same system without interfering with each other, enhancing security & organization

#starniadugu #AskStar @StarSportsTel Would the presence of M. S. Dhoni in the playing squad from the start of the campaign have altered the fortunes of the Chennai Super Kings? Why not include him, at least in a match or two? Fans would be more than delighted. #IPL2026

📢 NEET (UG) 2026 — परीक्षा तिथि की घोषणा राष्ट्रीय परीक्षा एजेंसी ने भारत सरकार की स्वीकृति से NEET (UG) 2026 की पुनः-परीक्षा रविवार, 21 जून 2026 को आयोजित करने का निर्णय लिया है। परीक्षार्थियों एवं अभिभावकों से अनुरोध है कि वे केवल NTA के आधिकारिक माध्यमों पर ही विश्वास करें। 📧 neet-ug@nta.ac.in 📞 011-40759000 / 011-69227700

Sarpanch Neeru Yadav proved that real leadership is not defined by titles, it is defined by the lives you change. In a village where opportunities were limited and education often felt out of reach, she chose to invest in the village's future. Instead of spending her TV show winnings on personal dreams, she turned them into hope — building a school, arranging transportation, and creating access for children whose futures were often lost to distance and poverty. That one small playschool changed everything. Children who once had to travel far for education can now study in their own village. Kids from labourer families, who earlier missed out on school entirely, now walk in every morning wearing uniforms, carrying books, and smiling with possibility. And perhaps the biggest change of all? They are no longer just learning to read and write. They are learning to dream bigger. @NeeruYadavJJN #WomenLeadership #RuralEducation #EducationForAll #SocialImpact #InspiringIndia [Rural Education, Women Leadership, Social Impact, Village Development, Education Access, Grassroots Leadership]

This award could be for you if u r changing rural India

Life is not a balance sheet Respect good

At just 2 years old, Vikram Chhetri lost his mother. By 11, he had lost his father too. 💔 Alone in a small house in Assam’s Sonitpur district, he learned to cook, manage his home, and survive long before childhood was supposed to end. For years, he studied under kerosene lamps and a tiny solar light because his house had no electricity. No comfort. No privilege. Just determination. Supported only by government aid for orphaned children and the kindness of a few people around him, Vikram never stopped believing in education. And that resilience paid off— he scored an inspiring **89.4% in Class 12 Arts.** 📚✨ His school principal, Kajal Bora, local residents, and the community eventually helped bring electricity to his home just two months before his exams. Today, Vikram dreams of serving society and making Assam proud. 🇮🇳 His story is proof that even in life’s darkest moments… hope can still become light. #Assam #InspiringStory #StudentSuccess #Education #NeverGiveUp #Motivation #IndiaProud 📚✨

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We’re excited to launch a fun and interactive financial literacy program for kids aged 8 covering money basics. Sessions will be held in both Hindi and English through activities, skits, games, and quizzes. Kids will explore: - Budgeting basics - Smart spending habits - The magic of compounding - Banking fundamentals - Online financial safety 📍Online. Date: 10th May (Sunday) ⏰ Time: 11 AM – English; 4:30 PM – Hindi Registration link in the comments!

#everydayisyourday Make it memorable ❤️