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The document discusses the creation and expansion of empires through history. It covers three main topics: 1) The Spanish conquest of the Incas and Aztecs in South America, which was aided by the Spanish' steel weapons which were stronger than the obsidian and clay weapons of the native tribes. 2) The development of Roman law starting with the Twelve Tables in the 5th century BC and the later codification of Roman laws into codes and compilations by the Eastern Roman Emperor Justinian in the 6th century AD. 3) How Roman civil law focused on governing the Roman people and became the basis for modern public international law.
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Fall of rome to middle ages ppt
Fall of rome to middle ages pptMrsDavidson
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The document discusses the fall of the Roman Empire and the beginning of the Middle Ages. The Roman Empire fell due to devastating disease like the bubonic plague and attacks from outside groups like the Huns. This led to the rise of the Middle Ages, where the Catholic Church became more powerful and feudal systems of government emerged. Knights protected their lands and people in exchange for food and resources under this new social hierarchy. The three sentences provide a high-level overview of the key topics and events covered in the lengthy document.Rome
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- Romulus and Remus founded Rome after being abandoned as infants and raised by a wolf. Romulus killed Remus and became the sole ruler.
- Rome began as a city-state in central Italy along the Tiber River and grew powerful by conquering neighboring regions and establishing alliances.
- Roman society was divided between patricians, who held political power, and plebeians. Through protests, plebeians gained increased rights and access to political offices over time.Ancient rome
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The Romans were influenced by the Etruscans who ruled northern Italy. Rome was founded by Romulus around 753 BCE. It later developed into a republic ruled by patricians and plebians, with patricians holding more power. Rome then expanded through the Punic Wars against Carthage. The Roman Republic transitioned into an Empire under Augustus Caesar who brought peace during the Pax Romana period. The Empire contributed greatly to infrastructure, law, and language through use of Latin, leaving a lasting influence on Western civilization.Recently uploaded (20)
Cloud Computing The Future of Technology
Cloud Computing The Future of Technologyjoelmcapg
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"This PowerPoint presentation provides an in-depth overview of cloud computing, covering its fundamental concepts, service models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS), deployment models (Public, Private, Hybrid, and Community Cloud), benefits, challenges, and real-world applications. It also highlights key cloud providers and emerging trends in cloud technology. Ideal for students, professionals, and anyone interested in understanding the future of cloud computing."UiPath Automation Developer Associate Training Series 2025 - Session 5
UiPath Automation Developer Associate Training Series 2025 - Session 5DianaGray10
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In this session, we will cover Excel automation and Email automation.
The self-paced lessons required for this session are:
Excel Automation with the Modern Experience in Studio - 2 modules - 1h 45m - https:/academy.uipath.com/courses/excel-automation-with-the-modern-experience-in-studio
Email Automation With Studio - 2 modules - 1h 45m - https:/academy.uipath.com/courses/email-automation-with-studio
Project Organization in Studio - 2 modules - 2h - https:/academy.uipath.com/courses/project-organization-in-studio
鏝 For any questions you may have, please use the dedicated Forum thread. You can tag the hosts and mentors directly and they will reply as soon as possible. Multi Agent Systems | PPT | Presentation
Multi Agent Systems | PPT | PresentationCodiste
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Autonomous agents are sophisticated software entities that exhibit independent decision-making capabilities within Multi-Agent Systems. These agents possess internal state representations, knowledge bases, and reasoning mechanisms that enable them to process information and respond to environmental changes without external intervention. Each agent maintains its own objectives, resources, and decision-making protocols while adhering to system-wide coordination mechanisms. They demonstrate adaptability through learning from interactions and experiences, continuously evolving their behavioral patterns to optimize performance and achieve designated goals.
Read more information: https://bit.ly/4hocJraSpin Glass Models of Neural Networks: The Curie-Weiss Model from Statistical ...
Spin Glass Models of Neural Networks: The Curie-Weiss Model from Statistical ...Charles Martin
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The CurieWeiss Model is a classic from physics that is foundational to understanding the statistical mechanics approach to the theory of neural networks. And, in particular, to the theory behind weightwatcher. In this deck, I present:
Core Mathematical Techniques: Explore the mean-field theory and the saddle-point approximation (SPA) in the large-N limit, which provide a clear derivation of the phase diagram.
Simple Phase Behavior: See how the model predicts a phase transitionfrom a disordered paramagnetic state to an ordered ferromagnetic statewhich parallels the behavior observed in neural network training.
Bridging to Modern Theory: The math here is also essential for understanding the theoretical backbone behind Weightwatcher SETOL theory. Both introduce critical techniques that help explain and predict phase behavior in modern deep learning architectures.
Whether youre a physicist or an ML practitioner, these insights offer a deeper look at how classical models inform todays neural network theory.[QUICK TALK] "Why Some Teams Grow Better Under Pressure", Oleksandr Marchenko...![[QUICK TALK] "Why Some Teams Grow Better Under Pressure", Oleksandr Marchenko...](https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/softskillsfwdays25-250317080651-1a2cccb1-thumbnail.jpg?width=560&fit=bounds)
[QUICK TALK] "Why Some Teams Grow Better Under Pressure", Oleksandr Marchenko...Fwdays
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What will be discussed?
What distinguishes pressure from chaos in product teams?
Why do these concepts often blur, and how can teams learn to navigate the fine line between them?
What helps teams grow beyond their limits?
Why do mature teams lose sensitivity to growth stimuli, while younger teams struggle to define their approach to growth?
What breaks teams, and what strengthens them?
How can managers develop a strategy for managing team pressure, and how can teams properly perceive and leverage that pressure?Redefining Efficiency in AI: The Impact of 1.58-bit LLMs on the Future of Com...
Redefining Efficiency in AI: The Impact of 1.58-bit LLMs on the Future of Com...Gregor Lyttek
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This whitepaper examines how emerging 1.58-bit quantization approaches, exemplified by BitNet b1.58, address critical challenges in LLM deployment without compromising model performance. Our analysis demonstrates up to 65% reduction in energy consumption, 72% decrease in memory footprint, and inference speed improvements of 2.71x compared to traditional models. We present a comprehensive implementation framework for organizations seeking to balance computational efficiency with AI performance objectives.Emancipatory Information Retrieval (Invited Talk at UCC)
Emancipatory Information Retrieval (Invited Talk at UCC)Bhaskar Mitra
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Our world today is facing a confluence of several mutually reinforcing crises each of which intersects with concerns of social justice and emancipation. This talk will be a provocation for the role of computer-mediated information access in our emancipatory struggles. Information retrieval (IR) is a field in computing that concerns with the design of information access systems, such as search engines and recommender systems, and has traditionally been informed by other fields such as information science, human-computer interaction, and machine learning. I油define emancipatory information retrieval as the study and development of information access methods that challenge various forms of human oppression and situates its activities within broader collective emancipatory praxis. The term "emancipatory" here signifies the moral concerns of universal humanization of all peoples and the elimination of oppression to create the conditions under which we can collectively flourish. In this talk,油I will present an early framework of practices, projects, and design provocations for emancipatory IR, and will situate some of my own recent work within this framework. My goal is to propose a new framing that challenges the field of IR research to embrace humanistic values and commit to universal emancipation and social justice.油In this process, I believe we must both imagine post-oppressive worlds, and reimagine the role of IR in that world and in the journey that leads us there."AI-Driven Automation for High-Performing Teams: Optimize Routine Tasks & Lea...
"AI-Driven Automation for High-Performing Teams: Optimize Routine Tasks & Lea...Fwdays
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Every day, managers and team leads face numerous routine tasks: creating and updating issues in Jira, running meetings, syncing the team, handling retrospectives, and managing documentation. Most of these processes take up valuable time that could be spent on strategic leadership and team development.
In this talk, I will show how AI can optimize team processes, automate routine tasks, and make workflows more efficient. You will learn how AI enhances Scrum processes and helps streamline team management.
I will also share my experience in automating workflows in Jira and Slack: how to reduce manual work with simple automation rules, set up automatic notifications for blockers, generate Confluence pages, track team productivity, and extract valuable insights. What will you gain from this talk??Benefits of Using Ultrasonic Level Transmitters for Control
Benefits of Using Ultrasonic Level Transmitters for Controlnikeson80
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Ultrasonic Level Transmitters are a game-changer in liquid and solid level monitoring. These non-contact sensors provide high accuracy, real-time data, and reliable performance in various industries, from water management to chemical processing.
With no moving parts, they require minimal maintenance, reducing downtime and operational costs. Their ability to function in harsh environments makes them ideal for remote and automated level control.
Software-Engineering-and-Best-Practices.
Software-Engineering-and-Best-Practices.oziasrondonc
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Software engineering is more than just writing codeits about building scalable, maintainable, and efficient applications. This presentation explores the best practices in software engineering, including coding standards, version control, testing strategies, agile methodologies, and DevOps integration. Learn how to enhance code quality, improve team collaboration, and optimize the software development lifecycle for long-term success.[QUICK TALK] "How to study to acquire a skill, not a certificate?", Uliana Du...![[QUICK TALK] "How to study to acquire a skill, not a certificate?", Uliana Du...](https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/ulianadutchakhowtostudytoacquireaskillnotacertificate-250317080232-421f309c-thumbnail.jpg?width=560&fit=bounds)
[QUICK TALK] "How to study to acquire a skill, not a certificate?", Uliana Du...Fwdays
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How many certificates do you have on your shelf or on LinkedIn? Now the real question is: did these courses really help you develop your skills?
Learning is not just a line on your resume, it makes a real difference in your work and life. In her speech, Uliana will share practical tools that will help you learn so that your knowledge works and your skills are strengthened, not just add to your collection of certificates.
We will talk about effective approaches to learning, motivation, and how to avoid the trap of the eternal student.
The nature of technolog and Computer networks.pptx
The nature of technolog and Computer networks.pptxvallidevi6
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Usefu for Grade 5 Cambridge Computing studentsSOC as a Service 24/7 Threat Monitoring and Response
SOC as a Service 24/7 Threat Monitoring and ResponseCybercops
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SOC as a Service provides round-the-clock security monitoring, threat detection, and rapid incident response to protect businesses from cyber threats. With a team of cybersecurity experts and AI-driven analytics, it ensures real-time visibility into security risks, proactive threat hunting, and compliance with industry standards.Google News Consideration for SEO | Google Search NYC
Google News Consideration for SEO | Google Search NYCPrimary Position
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How Google News inclusion works -
際際滷s from Barry Schwartz at the Google Search NYC EventAEM Branding Rollout: How to Minimize Downtime & Improve Efficiency
AEM Branding Rollout: How to Minimize Downtime & Improve EfficiencyNikhil Gupta
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AEM Branding Rollout: Traditional vs. Modern Approach Which One Wins?
Branding rollouts in Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) can be complex, especially when multiple websites share the same codebase. Organizations often struggle with minimizing downtime, ensuring scalability, and maintaining content consistency.
This case study explores two approaches to implementing branding changes in AEM:
Traditional Approach Requires a maintenance page, causing downtime & disruption
Modern Approach Uses language-level property activation for zero-downtime rollouts
What Youll Learn:
How to roll out branding updates without downtime
A side-by-side comparison of Traditional vs. Modern Approaches
The scalability & efficiency benefits of the Modern Approach
Lessons learned and best practices for enterprise deployments
叶巨ゐ ( 駒ゐ ): https://medium.com/design-bootcamp/challenging-the-norm-a-smarter-approach-to-high-stakes-releases-f9c792492d2e
Thinking about implementing a similar strategy?
Download the full case study here bit.ly/AEM-Rollout-CaseStudy
Lets Connect!
If youre working on digital transformation, front-end architecture, or large-scale branding rollouts, lets exchange insights! Connect with me on LinkedIn: Nikhil Gupta (PSM-I速 & Lean Six Sigma Black Belt速)
https://www.linkedin.com/in/mrnikhilgupta/
#AEM #AdobeExperienceManager #Branding #DigitalTransformation #Scalability #ZeroDowntime #FrontEndDevelopmentWSO2Con 2025 - How an Internal Developer Platform Lets Developers Focus on Code
WSO2Con 2025 - How an Internal Developer Platform Lets Developers Focus on CodeWSO2
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Cloud-native development often involves setting up infrastructure, managing security, and integrating servicestasks that take time away from coding. An internal developer platform (IDP) streamlines these complexities, enabling developers to focus on building business logic.
This lab demonstrates how an IDP supports a hybrid development approach, where developers run some components locally while consuming cloud services seamlessly. Instead of manually configuring databases, authentication, or API gateways, they leverage platform capabilities for rapid iteration.
Well walk through a real-world scenario where a developer:
Onboards quickly with an architect-defined application structure.
Develops in a hybrid environment, consuming cloud APIs, databases, and AI services while iterating locally.
Uses Choreo-managed authentication without dealing with OAuth2 intricacies.
Discovers and reuses microservices and APIs instead of rebuilding them.
Debugs efficiently without deploying all dependencies locally.
Ensures security and compliance automatically, catching vulnerabilities early.
By the end, youll see how an IDP accelerates onboarding, enhances security, and simplifies cloud-native developmentso developers can focus on building great applications instead of managing infrastructure.Comprehensive Guide to Ansible Application Roles.pdf
Comprehensive Guide to Ansible Application Roles.pdfRHCSA Guru
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際際滷s on how to use Ansible application roles for efficient automation, configuration management, and deployment-part of RHCE syllabusBest Crane Manufacturers in India Industry Leaders & Innovations.pdf
Best Crane Manufacturers in India Industry Leaders & Innovations.pdfHercules Hoists
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Indias crane manufacturing industry is witnessing significant growth due to increasing infrastructure projects, industrial expansion, and technological advancements. Leading manufacturers focus on innovation, integrating automation and IoT-based monitoring systems to enhance operational efficiency. Companies produce a variety of cranes, including overhead, jib, and mobile cranes, tailored to different sectors like steel, power, and shipping. Indian manufacturers prioritize safety, adhering to international standards such as ISO and IS certifications. With a strong supply chain and competitive pricing, they cater to both domestic and global markets. The industrys emphasis on quality, reliability, and customization makes India a key player in crane manufacturing.
DevOps 101 - DevOps Columbia 3-20-2025.pdf
DevOps 101 - DevOps Columbia 3-20-2025.pdfjudy (fink) johnson
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際際滷 deck to introduce you to DevOps conceptsPeoples and empires presentation
- 1. Peoples and EmpiresBy Garret Bishop
- 2. Introduction.Empire- a mode of political oppression, a denial of some people of the rights- above all the rights to self determination- of countless others. A way to impose stability amongst different groups of peoples. Stated by Pagden, It is about what drives people into contact- and conflict- with one another. It is also, inevitably, about cruelty and anger, indifference and power, about loss and the passing of time. It is about empires and the peoples who have created them and created by them.
- 3. CHAPTER 1For the Spanish who conquered the Incas and the Aztecs, its wasnt primarily due to the fact that they had horses or guns. The conquering of the two tribes was due to the fact that the Spanish use swords and axes made from steel. In battle the obsidian and clay war weapons used by the Aztecs and Incas were no match against the steel swords of the Spanish. Upon contact the brittle weapons would easily dull and shatter against the hardened steel.
- 4. CHAPTER 2Its said that the Roman law started with the Twelve Tables around 451- 450 B.C. this was a way of setting a customary law on a legislative basis. Many of these were then rounded up to create a series of codes, laws that applied to those on Roman soil. Most of the codes were put into effect by the eastern emperor Justinian, who ruled around the sixth century A.D. Justinian put the compiled laws into four books: the Codex, the Digest, the Pandect and the Institutions. All together the books consumed more than one million words!Roman law was thought to be civil law. It concerned itself with governing not other empires but just that of the Roman People. Now the Roman take on civil law is still found in many laws today. It was the basis for what is now called public international law.