May 7—BEMIDJI — Northwoods Caregivers of Bemidji is seeking volunteers to serve on their Act on Alzheimer's Action Team.
Volunteers are needed to help with planning and promoting events, as well as assisting with other event-related tasks, a release said. Those interested in volunteering can contact Jenn Cole or Karen Bedeau at
(218) 333-8262.
Safundzic -- speaking to TechCrunch -- says that the class drove home the point that few people, particularly in the corporate sector, have control over their online identities. It's this seed of an idea that led Safundzic, Lopez and Mehr to brainstorm ways to better manage digital corporate identities. Lumos, which can be accessed via a command line or the web, helps to orchestrate tasks like audits of which users have access to which apps and systems within a corporate environment.
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The two-year-old startup is helping shoppers buy with more confidence, said Theo Satloff, co-founder and CEO of Remark. It does this by pairing shoppers with high-quality product experts via an asynchronous live chat with one of 50,000 human experts — artists, musicians, stylists, golfers, ski instructors — who can discuss items just like a retail staffer would do. Remark also gives the human experts a cut of each sale made through the platform.
AI is only the latest and hungriest market for high-performance computing, and system architects are working around the clock to wring every drop of performance out of every watt. Swedish startup ZeroPoint, armed with €5 million ($5.5M USD) in new funding, wants to help them out with a novel memory compression technique at the nanosecond scale — and yes, it's exactly as complicated as it sounds. The concept is this: losslessly compress data just before it enters RAM, and decompress it afterwards, effectively widening the memory channel by 50% or more just by adding one small piece to the chip.