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Say Goodbye to Blurry Photos with AI-Powered InsMind
A new service, InsMind, is redefining the art of photo enlargement with the help of artificial intelligence. Users can now upscale images dramatically while maintaining their original context—no more hideous artifacts ruining your memories! With an intuitive interface available in Russian and built-in templates for popular aspect ratios, this tool makes enhancing visuals a breeze. It’s like giving your photos a shot of espresso!
Tech-Pros Brace for Annual Skills Confirmation Under New Government Mandate
Tech enthusiasts in Russia, rejoice! Starting May 31, 2023, IT professionals will be required to annually confirm their skills, thanks to a newly launched platform. With a dazzling array of 21 skills ranging from Python to Java and Git, those who pass will receive a shiny certificate. But don’t get too comfortable—this golden ticket is only valid for a year! Talk about a race against time to stay certified!
Russia Takes Bold Step Against Phone Scams with Mandatory Call Labeling
In an effort to combat the rising tide of phone scams, Russia has introduced a mandatory call labeling system. Now, cellphone users will see if a call originates from a recognizable organization or the ominous depths of international virtual numbers. Not only that, but the voices of scammers will be gathered into a central information system, making it harder for tricksters to make those dubious calls. As a bonus, Russians can also opt-out of spam calls and messages. It’s a win for consumer protection!
Breaking the Sound Barrier: FLAC 1.5 Is Here!
Music lovers rejoice! The community at xiph.org has unveiled FLAC 1.5, the latest version of the free audio codec that preserves sound quality without losing any data. Known for its lossless compression methods, FLAC can slash the size of your audio files by up to 60% without compromising quality. It's a game-changer for audiophiles craving a listening experience that stays true to the original!
The Great Couch Problem: Mathematicians Finally Find a Solution!
After 60 years of baffling minds, mathematician Ginion Bek from Yonsei University in South Korea has reportedly cracked the famous 'Couch Problem.' His breakthrough, published recently, is still awaiting peer review, but early reactions from peers have been optimistic. Can this new solution reshape the landscape of mathematical thought? Only time will tell!
Decoding Classics: AI Reads Overlooked Words in Pushkin's Manuscripts!
In a stunning application of AI technology, researchers have managed to read the crossed-out words in manuscripts by the great Alexander Pushkin. This breakthrough opens new doors to literary analysis and could change how we interpret classic texts. Just imagine what buried secrets and thoughts might be revealed from the pen of one of Russia's literary giants!
Tiny Engine, Big Dreams: New 3D Engine for Dendy/NES
Gamers, rejoice! There's a new kid on the block! A team of developers is crafting a simple 3D engine for the retro Dendy/NES, allowing for polygonal 3D model manipulation. This ambitious project is kicking off with a focus on rendering 2D primitives and managing memory efficiently under NES's strict constraints. Can we really bring 3D life to classic gaming? It seems the nostalgic revolution is just around the corner!