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- 1PowerShell script offers one-file Windows context menu editor●The Windows right-click menu is built from several different places, and Windows 11 hides half of it... # powershell # w
A developer has released a Windows context menu editor built as a single PowerShell file, using WPF for the interface. It addresses a long-standing annoyance: the right-click menu is assembled from several different parts of Windows, and Windows 11's redesign hides much of the classic content behind 'Show more options'. The open-source tool lets users see and edit those entries in one place, drawing attention in software and development communities.
- 2Meta AI proposes looped MoE design matching models twice its size▼Meta AI、ループ型MoEの設計則を提案 推論課題で約2倍規模のモデルに匹敵 | 財経新聞 https://www. yayafa.com/2901872/ # AgenticAi # AI # ArtificialGeneralInt
Meta AI researchers have proposed design principles for a looped mixture-of-experts (MoE) architecture, reporting that it performs on reasoning tasks on par with models roughly twice its size. The approach reuses expert layers in a loop rather than scaling parameters, offering a path to more efficient large language models. The news, reported by Japanese outlet Zaikei Shimbun, is being shared among AI researchers and enthusiasts tracking efficiency gains in model design.
- 3Tomas Alfredson's Let the Right One In Praised in Vampire Film Comparison▼I finished off the vampire trifecta with Let the Right One In (2008, d. Tomas Alfredson), which obviously influenced the
A film viewer has praised the 2008 Swedish vampire film Let the Right One In, directed by Tomas Alfredson, after watching it alongside two other vampire movies that it apparently influenced. They singled out its overtly creepy atmosphere, gorgeous wintry cinematography and strong performances from its two leads. Discussion of the film continues among horror and arthouse cinema fans online.
- 4Tears For Fears' 1985 Anthem 'Shout' Resurfaces●Tears For Fears, Shout, 1985 Shout, shout, let it all out These are the things I can do without Come on I’m talking to y
The lyrics of Tears For Fears' 1985 hit 'Shout' are being shared and quoted online, drawing renewed attention to the band's signature song. Listeners are revisiting the track's famous chorus — 'Shout, shout, let it all out' — which topped charts in the mid-1980s and remains one of the era's most recognizable anthems.