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Thrilled and Excited -- > Its official - my post is live "multithreading dbatools commands" dbatools.io/multithread/ #PowerShell #sqlserver #dba @psdbatools Thanks you @cl for motivation and @ClaudioESSilva for proof reading and suggestions !

From today, Algebrica’s content is open, free, downloadable in Markdown, and reusable by anyone. This is a step toward a university-level knowledge base that is freely accessible to everyone. Entries will be progressively released on GitHub in Algebrica’s public repository, and can be reused for non-commercial purposes. To increase transparency, I’m also documenting the editorial process and revising content to improve accuracy and reliability. On some pages, a quality indicator is now visible, including a GPTZero score (not affiliated), as an additional signal of transparency. I believe these changes move Algebrica toward something more open, more reliable, and more accessible. I’d also like to thank everyone for the unexpected response to the project, and for the many visits and thoughtful comments.

@trondw @NotebookLM @GoogleLabs Increase slides cap of 15 to at least 30. Improve models for non English languages. It's amazing product!

I have some news: I’ve started a new chapter helping lead product for @NotebookLM at @GoogleLabs NotebookLM is a genuine partner for research, learning, and project organization, built entirely from your own sources. That transparency is why I believe it’s a core pillar of Google’s AI future. My mission is to scale this product while ensuring our commitment to grounding and user trust remains our North Star. Huge thanks to @joshwoodward, @tokumin and the NLM team for the incredible foundation of trust. I’m excited to build in the open, stay close to your feedback, and continue building this with you. Let's get to work! 🚀

Excited to share our #ICML2026 workshop "AI as a Tool for Mathematics, Computer Science, and Machine Learning" ai4research-icml-workshop.github.io AI is becoming an indispensable tool in research in math and CS (including in ML). However, due to the "jagged frontier", it is not always clear how to best use AI workflows for each given problem. To address this, our workshop aims to help the community by collecting best practices and workflows for using AI in research. We have an exciting lineup of speakers, including Sergeu Gukov (Caltech), Remy Degenne (University of Lille · Inria), Damek Davis (@damekdavis, UPenn), Rachel Ward (UT Austin), Mehtaab Sawhney (@mehtaab_sawhney, Columbia University / OpenAI). We also welcome submissions that highlight workflows using AI for machine learning, math, and computer science research more generally. Your contribution should illustrate—in an accessible way for a non-expert—how a simple workflow has proven to be useful in solving a cognitive research task (e.g., time-saving, energy-saving, result-strengthening, etc.). Deadline: May 13. See our Call for Papers: #cfp" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">ai4research-icml-workshop.github.io/#cfp. We aim to collect these workflows, make them available after a workshop, and even organize a challenge where we run the workflows against a test suite of problems, to understand their relaive merits. In this sense, by focusing on general strategies and workflows, our workshop is complementary to other cool related workshops at ICML, such as the AI4math workshop (ai4math2026.github.io). I'm glad to be co-organizing this with the amazing @FannyYangETH, Misha Belkin (UCSD), Dmitriy Drusvyatskiy (@ddrusvyat), @SebastienBubeck & Ravi Vakil (Stanford). Also grateful to excellent trainee volunteers Federico Di Gennaro (ETH), Sunay Joshi (UPenn), Tao Wang (UPenn), Qingsong Wang (UCSD). We are looking for additional volunteers and partners! If you would like to be a partner or sponsor, or contribute by reviewing papers, helping set up the challenge, logistics, advertising, etc., please reach out to us directly or fill out this form: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

@deedydas This is amazing.. love Byomkesh bakshi !!

I grew up reading Byomkesh Bakshi and Feluda: two legendary Bengali detective series that almost no one outside India knows. Now all ~70 novels are translated to English and free to read on grandoldbooks.com. My goal: build the world’s internet library. Every great book, in English, free forever. We shipped 10x more books in the last 48 hrs. Follow @grandoldbooks for more.

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@NotebookLM is the best. 2 wishes - allows to generate more than 16 slides per Slide Deck and apart from English, using other language there are more mistakes.

I'm trying to figure out where to live next, and one big consideration is the climate. So naturally I made a tool that represents monthly average temperatures for cities as 3D rings so they can be compared more easily. Check it out: awjuliani.github.io/weather-explor…

Looks amazing .. Check this out atnm.us/r/av_xi5d4

MIT's "Street Fighting Mathematics" This course teaches the art of guessing results and solving problems without doing a proof or an exact calculation. Book: ocw.mit.edu/courses/18-098…

@Motion_Viz 2026

2026 is almost here. here's my gift: the entire AI workflow I used to ship 3+ projects last month. most people use AI tools separately. I chained them into one pipeline. the stack: → NotebookLM — idea mapping, research synthesis → Gemini Gems — requirements extraction, analysis → Claude Code (Opus 4.5) — PRD, documentation, system prompts → Antigravity — free website builds (buggy but ships fast) the flow: raw idea ↓ NotebookLM (connects dots you'd miss) ↓ Gemini Gems (research → actionable requirements) ↓ Claude Code (requirements → production-ready PRD) ↓ Antigravity (PRD → working prototype) ↓ live product from foggy idea to shipped product in hours. this isn't using AI. this is orchestrating AI. includes: – full 12-page workflow guide – frontend system prompt template – backend system prompt template – stage-by-stage prompts – common mistakes to avoid free. no catch. happy new year. like + reply "2026" for the complete workflow pack. (must be following for DM)

claude code is having it's cursor moment after karpathy sensei's post. never been a better time to try it. my latest blog on how to get the most out of claude code 2.0 and other agents in general is up now. grab a chai and have fun reading! sankalp.bearblog.dev/my-experience-…

@michelleefang I am .. thanks

if you're vibe coding or building over the holidays, i want to gift one of you a 6 month subscription of claude pro to support <3 just drop a comment below. merry christmas!

@Google sorry but I dont see it for my account in USA as well.

@TheRockstarDBA Hi Kin. This global offer is available in most regions. It is not available in India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Mauritius, Singapore, or Indonesia. You can check your eligibility here: one.google.com/ai-nye. Hope this helps.

Another gift before 2026 🎁 For a limited time, new members get from 50% off the Google AI Pro annual plan (auto renews at the subscription price after offer ends). You'll get higher access to Gemini 3 Pro, Nano Banana Pro, Deep Research, and 2TB of Cloud Storage. Plus, share your plan with up to 5 others at no additional cost. Claim offer: one.google.com/ai-nye

"If you don't make decisions to make things happen, decisions get made for you, and things happen to you. Turns out, if you make intentional decisions, make things happen, you tend to get something that's much closer to what you really want." -- @exojason

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If you want info to stick in your head, you have to practice retrieving it from your head. Not re-consuming it. Not retrieving from an external source. Retrieving from your head.

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Hope this helps! Share with your spouse if you want to set this up... And follow me for more @Budgetdog_

If you die without a plan... - The government takes 40% in tax - Probate court costs $100k+ - Your kids get the scraps If you love your family, here's every document you need to protect them: (from a CPA & father of two)

I wrote a 1000-word long article to teach you the difference between probabilities, statistics, and machine learning. Trust me, you want to bookmark this: thepalindrome.org/p/machine-lear…