#veteran technology

[vetter0311]

Perceptron learning, generalization, model selection, fault tolerance, and their role in the deep learning era have broad applications in various industries, including the federal government. Here are a few ways these concepts could impact the federal government:

1. Perceptron Learning: Perceptron learning is a simple algorithm used in machine learning to classify data into two categories. In the federal government, perceptron learning could be used for various tasks, such as detecting fraud in financial transactions, predicting the likelihood of a terrorist attack, or identifying potential cybersecurity threats.

2. Generalization: In machine learning, generalization refers to the ability of a model to perform well on new, unseen data. In the federal government, generalization could be used to develop models that can accurately predict the outcome of a new policy or program.

3. Model Selection: Model selection is the process of choosing the best model from a set of candidate models. In the federal government, model selection could be used to select the best model for predicting the outcome of a policy or program, such as the impact of a new trade agreement on the economy.

4. Fault Tolerance: Fault tolerance refers to the ability of a system to continue operating despite the failure of one or more components. In the federal government, fault tolerance could be used to ensure the continuity of critical systems, such as those used for national defense or emergency response.

5. Role in the Deep Learning Era: Deep learning is a subset of machine learning that uses neural networks with multiple layers to learn from data. In the federal government, deep learning could be used for various tasks, such as image and speech recognition, natural language processing, and predictive analytics.

Overall, the concepts of perceptron learning, generalization, model selection, fault tolerance, and their role in the deep learning era could have a significant impact on the federal government. These concepts could be used to develop models and systems that can help the government make better decisions, improve efficiency, and enhance national security.

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[incomingalbatross]

Clyde: The way technology's going, by the time I'm forty, I can get my brain put in a robot and live forever :D Sarah Jane: *visibly decides that one's not even worth answering*

[jaidanmaries]

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[helmarok]

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[moved-naitfall]

Me being the only Onyankopon x Levi fan . . .

[thelarryle]

Real Estate Robot Army: IT'S OFFICIAL! I'm a CERTIFIED CE (Continuing Education) Instructor for Real Estate Agents in Texas! Now I gotta figure out what to teach...🤔🤔🤔 #LLTeam #VeteranMortgageAdvisor #YourMortgageInsider #LarryTheMortgageGuy #OpenMortgage #TrophyMortgageGuy Real Estate Agents - I do weekly classes on the VA Loan, First Time Home Buyer Secrets DEEP DIVE, and Social Media Marketing Tips since I am a Social Media Coach and own my own ad agency - find out more here https://www.facebook.com/groups/TLTeamAgents You can also check out all my classes and videos on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtwvRuzeaWPuadNKth6cp2Q/featured #RealEstateRobotArmy #RobotsLLC #FUBots #RobotMakers #RobotHustlers #RobotGenerals #RobotVAs https://www.facebook.com/387847640192767/posts/484631610514369

[smalltofedsblog]

Resources Help Veterans With Education, Training And Employment Opportunities

Are you interested in returning to school or jumpstarting a new career? Consider applying to one of several VA EDUCATION OR CAREER PROGRAMS FOR VETERANS.

[dadgamerhq]

Nostalgia Alert: 5 Ancient PC Parts That Proclaim you are a Veteran in Tech

Ah, the good ol' days of computing, where floppy disks were king, and sound cards ruled the audio realm with an iron fist. If you're feeling a pang of nostalgia for the days when Ethernet cards were a hot commodity and multi-GPU setups were the epitome of gaming prowess, then buckle up because we're about to take a trip down memory lane. 1. Ethernet Cards: The Relic of LAN Parties Past Remember the days when Ethernet cards were the only way to connect to the internet faster than a snail's pace? Those little RJ45 adapters were like gold dust at LAN parties. But now, with built-in Ethernet ports boasting speeds that would make your '90s self weep tears of joy, these cards are about as useful as a screen door on a submarine. 2. Floppy Disks: The Original Save Icon

Cool Floppy! Ah, the floppy disk – a relic from a bygone era when storage was measured in kilobytes, not terabytes. Who could forget the joy of swapping out dozens of disks just to install a single game? But alas, as software outgrew their puny capacity and CD drives took center stage, floppy disks went the way of the dodo. Still, they'll always hold a special place in our hearts – and in the save icon of every word processor known to man. 3. Sound Cards: Because Onboard Audio Sounded Like a Robot Drowning Remember when onboard audio was about as pleasant as nails on a chalkboard? Yeah, neither do we, thanks to the glorious invention of sound cards. These little bundles of joy turned your PC into a veritable jukebox, complete with crisp highs and booming bass. But with modern motherboards packing enough audio prowess to make Beethoven blush, who needs a dedicated sound card? Sorry, old friend – it's been real. 4. Optical Drives: The Bulky Behemoths of Data Storage

Retro PC! Once upon a time, optical drives were the kings of multimedia, letting us watch movies, listen to music, and install software with ease. But as streaming services and USB drives took over the world, these bulky beasts were left in the dust. Sure, they may have been essential back in the day, but now they're about as relevant as a VHS tape in a Blu-ray world. 5. Multi-GPU Bridges: Because Two Graphics Cards Are Better Than One, Right? Ah, the allure of dual GPUs – twice the power, twice the fun! Or so we thought. While multi-GPU setups may have seemed like the ultimate gaming flex, they were more trouble than they were worth. From micro stutter to compatibility issues, these setups were about as stable as a house of cards in a windstorm. So it's no surprise that they've gone the way of the dodo – and good riddance, if you ask us. In conclusion, while these ancient relics may have once been the height of technological innovation, they're now little more than dusty memories of a bygone era. But hey, at least we'll always have the memories – and the countless hours spent troubleshooting our multi-GPU setups. Ah, the good ol' days. Read the full article

[asrarblog]

Breaking News – Department of Justice USA Sues Apple – Asrar Qureshi’s Blog Post #930

[kinialohaguy]

Can't Have Nice Things Anymore

Aloha kākou and Happy Aloha Friday. We can’t have anything nice anymore. Bring back cars and trucks with front bench seats. Those vinyl bench seats that stuck to your legs when it was warm. We can’t have these things anymore because the nanny state government says it’s for our safety. So, they took them away. But bucket seats cause certain logistical problems at drive-in theaters if you know that…

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[corranforce]

AI in Digital Marketing: A Guide for Military Service Members

The Impact of AI and Machine Learning on Digital Marketing Introduction In the ever-evolving world of technology, AI and Machine Learning have emerged as game-changers. But what does this mean for the realm of digital marketing? And more importantly, how can our brave military service members and veterans harness this power to create additional income streams? Let’s dive into AI in Digital…

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[batboyblog]

What Joe Biden has Done for LGBTQ+ People

I wanted to list out everything The Biden Administration has done for Queer people in the last 3 and a half years, but according to GLAAD it'd been 337 moves (and I noticed they missed a few things...) there was just no way to list every ground breaking first Queer person ever nominated to fill this or that job, every ally with a historic LGBT rights record nominated for a top job, every beautiful statement of support, every time he tried to get Congress to pass the Equality Act (support it!) So I've gone through and done my best to pick the ones I think were the most important, but everyone should check out the full list!

Day 1: Signs executive orders banning discrimination and ordering a full review of all federal agencies policies to better include and support LGBT people

Pete Buttigieg becomes the first openly gay person nominated and confirmed for a cabinet level post as Secretary of Transportation

Revokes Trump’s 2018 ban on transgender military personnel

Department of Housing and Urban Development implements LGBTQ protections in housing, becoming first federal agency to implement Pres. Biden’s executive order

First President to recognize and proclaim Trans Day of Visibility

Department of Justice Civil Rights Division issues an official memo that the Supreme Court's Bostock decision against LGBT workplace discrimination also applies to education through Title IX

HUD withdraws a Trump Administration proposed rule change, and reaffirms trans people's rights to seek shelters matching their gender identity

HHS announces the withdrawal of Trump Administration rules that allowed discrimination by healthcare organizations against LGBT people.

The State Department and later Homeland Security announce babies born to Queer couples overseas will be American citizens if one parent is American, in the past the child only qualified if they were genetically related to the American citizen parent.

The Justice Department files against a West Virginia law banning trans students from school athletics

Department of Veterans Affairs announces it will offer gender confirming surgery for transgender veterans. There are an estimated 134,000 transgender veterans in the U.S. and another 15,000 transgender people serving in the armed forces.

President Biden Signs a law making the Pulse Night Club a national memorial

The State Department creates an X gender marker for passports and other documents, allowing gender affirming identification for non-binary and intersex people for the first time.

The Census Bureau for the first time issues a Survey with questions about sexual orientation and gender identity

On the 10th anniversary of the repeal of Don’t Ask Don’t Tell, Veterans Administration announces that soldiers discharged for homosexual conduct, gender identity or HIV status qualify for veterans' benefits

Dr. Rachel Levine becomes the first trans person confirmed by the US Senate when she was nominated to be Assistant Secretary for Health, she also became the first trans flag rank officer when she was sworn in as a 4 star Admiral for her job as head of the Public Health Service Commissioned Corps, his makes her the highest ranked trans person in government

Holds the first ever vigil in the White House for Transgender Day of Remembrance

HHS announces rule change to reinstate and expand protections against discrimination in the Affordable Care Act, including denying coverage for gender-affirming care.

Social Security Administration reverses a Trump Administration policy and allows benefits claims by surviving partners in same-sex relationships, whose partner died before marriage equality was legal

President Biden signs the reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act (a bill he helped originally craft in the Senate) which for the first time has grant programs dedicated to expanding and developing initiatives specifically for LGBTQ survivors of domestic violence

The TSA announces new technology and policy shifts to improve the customer experience of transgender travelers who have previously been required to undergo additional screening due to alarms in sensitive areas.

The Social Security Administration allows people to edit their gender and name on records for the first time without legal and medical documentation

The US Air Force announces it'll offer medical and legal aid to any personnel families affected by state level anti-trans youth bills.

Karine Jean-Pierre becomes the first Lesbian to serve as White House Press Secretary

on 50th anniversary of Title IX The Department of Ed strengthens protections for Students against sexual harassment and discrimination

Veterans Affairs announces survivor benefits now extended to partners from relationships before marriage equality was legalized in 2015

President Biden signs the Respect for Marriage Act into law enshrining protections for marriage equality for same-sex and interracial couples

The Department of Ed announces new rules around athletic eligibility under Title IX, declaring blanket bans on trans students violate the law and setting up strike standards for schools

The White House announced a suit of new protections for LGBTQ people, including a new job at the Department of Ed to combat book bans, a joint DoJ Homeland Security effort to combat violence and threats and HHS evidence-based guidance to mental health providers for care of transgender kids

President Biden signs an Executive Order directing HHS to protect LGBTQI+ youth in the foster care system, a rule they later passed requiring Queer foster children to be placed in affirming homes

The Biden administration joins families of transgender youth in Tennessee and Kentucky in petitioning the U.S. Supreme Court to review and reverse a circuit court ruling allowing a ban on mainstream health care to be enforced

President Biden Signs a EO expanding on past EO on equality and helping underserved communities

The Department of Education's Civil Rights office opens an investigation into the death of Nex Benedict. President Biden in his statement said: "Every young person deserves to have the fundamental right and freedom to be who they are, and feel safe and supported at school and in their communities. Nex Benedict, a kid who just wanted to be accepted, should still be here with us today. Nonbinary and transgender people are some of the bravest Americans I know. But nobody should have to be brave just to be themselves. In memory of Nex, we must all recommit to our work to end discrimination and address the suicide crisis impacting too many nonbinary and transgender children.”

[tomorrowusa]

Just when you think you’ve heard the absolute worst about George Santos, it gets even worse.

Stealing $3,000 which was meant to provide medical treatment for the service dog of a disabled veteran is pretty loathsome.

In May 2016, Richard Osthoff was living in a tent in an abandoned chicken coop on the side of Route 9 in Howell, New Jersey, with his beloved service dog Sapphire. A veteran's charity gave the pit mix to Osthoff, a disabled veteran who was honorably discharged from the U.S. Navy in 2002, he told Patch.

When Sapphire developed a life-threatening stomach tumor, Osthoff, now 47, learned the surgery would cost $3,000. A veterinary technician took Osthoff aside and told him, "'I know a guy who runs a pet charity who can help you,'" Osthoff recounted.

His name was Anthony Devolder, and his pet charity was called Friends of Pets United, the vet tech told him.

Anthony Devolder is one of the names that Long Island Rep. George Santos used for years before entering politics in 2020.

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Osthoff and another New Jersey veteran, retired police Sgt. Michael Boll, who tried to intervene to help Osthoff in 2016, told Patch that Santos closed the GoFundMe he set up for Sapphire after it raised $3,000 on social media and disappeared.

"He stopped answering my texts and calls," Osthoff said. 

Sapphire died Jan. 15, 2017. After being out of work with a broken leg for over a year, Osthoff couldn't afford the dog's euthanasia and cremation, he said.

"I had to panhandle. It was one of the most degrading things I ever had to do," he remembered.

Yes, Sapphire is dead and Santos’s political career should be as well. Instead, Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy has awarded Santos a seat on the House Committee on Small Business and one on the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology.

It’s likely that Santos knows absolutely nothing about science. And considering what a liar and swindler he is, it’s insulting to small businesses in America that he should have an increased say regarding legislation that affects them.

Embattled Rep. Santos awarded seats on Science and Small Business committees

McCarthy is totally lacking in scruples. He supports con men like Donald Trump and George Santos because he is so desperate to have a title. And it’s an empty title at that because of all the power he had to give away to MAGA extremists to obtain it.

Worm excretion probably has a higher approval rating than George Santos at this point. GOP House members will be judged by their support for Santos remaining in Congress.