Steve Newall ⛅️

@alkassenglish To be fair the referees are still learning as well, commentary need to factor that in before ripping them apart

🏆The U-17 Alkass International Cup🏆 🟥RED CARD (Ethan Molloy - Rangers FC) 24' Mohammed VI Academy 0⃣-0⃣Rangers FC

@RangersFC here we go!

@RangersFC Excellent :)

👀 Rumour has it there’s a second signing…

We’re excited to introduce Pocket TTS: a 100M-parameter text-to-speech model with high-quality voice cloning that runs on your laptop—no GPU required. Open-source, lightweight, and incredibly fast. 🧵👇

4 years of therapy in 1 minute

@stusfootyflash @gabrielclarke05 Tell me the shoes are still there

Fantastic Saint & Greavsie feature from 1991, looking at Cowdenbeath’s chairman Gordon McDougall, who would take on every job imaginable on matchdays. I loved these stories the S&G team used to put together about smaller clubs, with the brilliant @gabrielclarke05 on the ground.

@johnwalker_1986 Love the commentary @johnwalker_1986 💪🏻

Stephen Robinson & St.Mirren Success There was an adjustment around the 38th Minute yesterday from St.Mirren & Stephen Robinson to how they were pressing Celtic and it could have been the critical part in the Winning Goal and lifting the Cup. Celtic Rotation: > Engels Dropped Wide > Scales & Tierney High > 3 Big Chances Created from that Overload St.Mirren Press 0-38Mins: > 2 CF's Pressed Across Celtics' Back 3 > CM's Would Jump to Spare CB e.g. Phillips to Scales > Opened Up a Central Pass Option for Trusty St.Mirren Press Adjustment: > Leave Trusty on the Ball > 2 CF's Pressed Only on Outside CB's > Stop Supply to Scales/Tierney > Block Central Options Stephen Robinson is the Best Coach in the League at organising a team off-the-ball and pressing 👌

@eliostruyf I learned 32 programming languages fluently this year 💪

My GitHub wrapped from 2025. Seems I wrote even more code than 2024. git-wrapped.com/profiles/estru…

@NHSGGC 2/3 pay for the privilege 👍🏼

2 in 3 people who self-present at A&E don’t need to be there. Here are some common minor injuries that can be treated elsewhere ⬇️ Think ABC before A&E ➡ nhsggc.scot/your-health/ri…

@RegularITguy I loved my time in SF, I will fill in the feedback once the jet lag wears off! Only disappointment was the breakdown of several of the labs, I had to walk out on two or three simply because they did not work.

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Have you had your say? Provide DIRECT feedback on how to improve #msIgnite event and CONTENT. Evals are open until December 1st 5pm PST. don't worry - WE READ EVERY SINGLE ONE and are looking for constructive feedback on HOW to improve.

@Rangers_Spares_ As soon as you go over the top of the ball on to they other player your walking off the park early

Diomande wins the ball, foot bounces up off the ball into the players leg. Surely that’s accidental and not a red 🤔

@RFC_Youth Great job young Bears 💪

FT | Rangers 4-1 Hearts Our Under-17s maintain their winning start to the league campaign thanks to goals from Coben Fergusson, Chris Condy, Conor Owen and Kyle Glasgow.

@CyrielDessers Good luck CD9!

It was an absolute honour to wear the nr. 9 at Rangers, something that will fill me with pride for the rest of my life. I want to wish everybody at Rangers all the best, take good care of the club, you guys are so important.

@sama Feels like a Scam for Pro users.. they funded the development and now have to pay even more to access ?

GPT-4.1 (and -mini and -nano) are now available in the API! these models are great at coding, instruction following, and long context (1 million tokens). benchmarks are strong, but we focused on real-world utility, and developers seem very happy. GPT-4.1 family is API-only.

@sama Don’t run out of Ideas @sama we haven’t. Do something better instead

for our next open source project, would it be more useful to do an o3-mini level model that is pretty small but still needs to run on GPUs, or the best phone-sized model we can do?

Beautiful Scottish Sky 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 @lufthansa

@FlightEmergency @RadarBoxCom Appears to be on the runway after landing according to FR24

Jet2 flight LS138 FUE- GLA Squawking 7700 (emergency) ⁦@RadarBoxCom⁩ Follow flight LS138 at RadarBox radarbox.com/flight/LS138

Leaving @Spotify after 15 or so years as a customer.. Switching Youtube Music to keep the costs down.. But they have a good way of saying goodbye :-)

@OswaldsBar Hope Gio signed an autograph for the wee boy as well 🤣

Left pegs like magic wands 👌⚽️

@AzureBarry @Podhomefm Great FPV format @AzureBarry

2,5 weeks into building the backend for my podcast app. I’m not working on it fulltime as I’m working on @Podhomefm for our awesome customers. I now run two databases, a writable one and a read-only replica. This works sooo much better for performance. I run my podping listener in one Function App (Linux, B2 size), and the feed puller in another Function App (Linux, B3 series), because ai found that running it all in one Function app didn’t fit memory-wise. These functions pull RSS feeds into memory to parse them, which is heavy. I’m monitoring the behavior to see if I can scale anything back and fix errors when I run into them. One example is that a feed contained items (episodes) with a duration of -1 seconds. I parse this into a C# TimeSpan, which works, but fails when I save it to the database. Just stuff like that. This backend serves two purposes: 1️⃣ discovery: show users podcasts and episodes they might be interested in 2️⃣ notifications: notify users when a new episode is published for a podcast they are interested in (I still need to build the notification mechanism) Next is more for discovery, before I start with the client app. I want to create an API that I can use to search for podcasts, episodes, people and topics. Ideally this works with my own data, and the Podcast Index API as augmentation (if I don’t have the results myself, so that users can always find a podcast)