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Arcaneum 0.10.0 is out
#llm #rag

Our upcoming OmniGraffle 8 streamlines diagramming with features that make the app both easier and more powerful.
One of the new features is the Inspector HUD, providing controls that are relevant to your current selection, presented right by that selection, and optimized for quick actions (while still offering easy access to the full palettes when you need them).
Derek introduces this in more detail over on our forums:
https://discourse.omnigroup.com/t/omnigraffle-8-inspector-hud-overview/71521?u=kcase
We look forward to hearing what you all think!

I can't believe Art of Noise (Trevor Horn, Anne Dudley, et al) did "Close (to the Edit)" live with real instruments. That bass!
#artofnoise

I can't believe Art of Noise (Trevor Horn, Anne Dudley, et al) did "Close (to the Edit)" live with real instruments. That bass!
#artofnoise

I need help understand why you put a datacenter in the desert where there is an abundance of heat and dearth of water.
That's about 4.5 million gallons a day, enough to supply about 45k households, in case you were wondering.
https://www.theverge.com/cs/features/10166

Netflix spent 10 years trying to make movie theaters obsolete and is now pivoting to real theatrical releases, in a rare about-face for a tech giant (David Ehrlich/IndieWire)
https://www.indiewire.com/features/commentary/netflix-lost-the-war-o…

Netflix Has Lost the War on Movie Theaters
Netflix spent the last 10 years trying to render movie theaters obsolete. Now the company is giving up just in time to avoid becoming obsolete itself.

A look at growing bipartisan opposition to AI data centers in drought-stricken Arizona, where TSMC's chip fabs were welcomed but newer projects face backlash (Gaby Del Valle/The Verge)

AI has come for Arizona’s water
Arizona has long courted big business, from tech to agriculture. Now the state is facing a water crisis. Are data centers the breaking point?

On Sep. 30, Amtrak launched new Siemens-built Airo trainsets running on its Cascades line, between Vancouver, B.C., and Eugene, OR. The trains aren't electric, but they do have a top speed of 125 mph (201 km/h), and feature panoramic windows and carry more passengers (up to 317 per railcar).

Lautstärkeknöpfe: So wandern sie beim iPhone Duo mit – und weitere Tricks
Apples Foldable kommt mit einer gewöhnungsbedürftigen Button-Anordnung. Bei der Lautstärke lässt sich Abhilfe schaffen. Auch andere versteckte Features helfen.

A look at Connect with Jacob Soboroff, MS NOW's newsmagazine produced out of its first LA studio, which helped push overall weekend viewership up by 23% YoY (Kyle Paoletta/Columbia Journalism Review)
https://www.cjr.org/feature/not-a-ron-burg

Not a Ron Burgundy Situation: Jacob Soboroff, MS Now, and reinventing the TV newsmagazine.
Jacob Soboroff, MS Now, and reinventing the TV newsmagazine.