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OnlyEncodes+ is a closed community. You must have an invitation link to register. If you cannot get an invitation you may want to apply.

OnlyEncodes is a ratio-based private torrent tracker for Movies and TV Series. Its based on UNIT3D. This tracker is not very old, only came into existence about two years ago but it's growing quickly. It already has about 62k torrents. As the name suggests, This trackers main focus is encodes. They have plenty of WEB-DLs as well. They have a few of their own internal released groups.

You must log in once every 60 days or seed at least 1 torrent to keep your account. Once disabled you have another 60 days to login and get your account re-activated. Every disabled account gets deleted after 180 days of inactivity.

Every downloaded torrents must be seeded for a minimum period of 48 hours within 7 days from the download.

Application link: https://onlyencodes.cc/application

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All Users: 4183

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We are looking for admin/mod especifically from Lemmy community itself. We are in serious need of moderators or admin with Lemmy knowledge. Please let us know if you would like to be a part of the movement and this Lemmy instance. If you would like to be a part please understand there would be significant time commitment needed as we are a growing community here at Lemmy.

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By a 4-3 margin, the Arizona State Board for Charter Schools on Monday approved an application from Unbound Academy to open a fully online school serving grades four through eight.  Unbound already operates a private school that uses its AI-dependent “2hr Learning” model in Texas and is currently applying to open similar schools in Arkansas and Utah.

Under the 2hr Learning model, students spend just two hours a day using personalized learning programs from companies like IXL and Khan Academy. “As students work through lessons on subjects like math, reading, and science, the AI system will analyze their responses, time spent on tasks, and even emotional cues to optimize the difficulty and presentation of content,” according to Unbo

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This application is perfect for Gnome users as it uses GTK4 and looks just like a system application. Pretty much replaces Goverlay.

Installation:

Check in your package manager for "mangojuice", if this package is not available, you will have to build it yourself. Simply past this command in your terminal:

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git clone https://github.com/radiolamp/mangojuice &amp;&amp; cd mangojuice &amp;&amp; meson setup build &amp;&amp; sudo ninja -C build install


  

Uninstall:

cd mangojuice &amp;&amp; sudo ninja -C build uninstall

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Google has filed an application with the US Patent and Trademark Office for a tool that would use machine learning (ML, a subset of AI) to detect what Google decides to consider as “misinformation” on social media.

Google already uses elements of AI in its algorithms, programmed to automate censorship on its massive platforms, and this document indicates one specific path the company intends to take going forward.

The patent’s general purpose is to identify information operations (IO) and then the system is supposed to “predict” if there is “misinformation” in there.

Judging by the explanation Google attached to the filing, it at first looks like blames its own existence for proliferation of “misinformation” – the text states that information operations campaigns are cheap and widely used because it is easy to make their messaging viral thanks to “amplification incentivized by social media platforms.”

But it seems that Googl