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Forget ChatGPT, why Llama and open source AI win 2023 - Vimarsana News

Forget ChatGPT, why Llama and open source AI win 2023

Could a furry camelid take the 2023 crown for AI story of the year? If you’re talking about Meta's Llama, I argue that the answer is yes.

Mayflex Welcomes Ben James to the Security Sales Team - Vimarsana News

Mayflex Welcomes Ben James to the Security Sales Team

October 2023, [Mayflex|https://mayflex.com/], the distributor of Converged IP Solutions, has appointed Ben James in the role of account manager for Conv...

Installation of Payment Entry Systems and Management of Public Conveniences: | Construction Tenders - Vimarsana News

Installation of Payment Entry Systems and Management of Public Conveniences: | Construction Tenders

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Infant bodies in horror discovery at funeral home that locals now say is haunted - Vimarsana News

Infant bodies in horror discovery at funeral home that locals now say is haunted

Police in Detroit, Michigan, discovered the remains of 11 stillborn infants in a drop ceiling at the Cantrell Funeral Home months after it was shut down by the state department

Communities concerned about MVP pipeline water pollution explosion risk / Public News Service - Vimarsana News

Communities concerned about MVP pipeline water pollution explosion risk / Public News Service

After a federal appeals court this week denied a request from a group of Virginia landowners to stop construction of the Mountain Valley Pipeline on their land under eminent domain, communities near the pipeline say the project's scale raises serious concerns about safety and landslide risk. The more than 300-mile natural gas pipeline would run through several Virginia and West Virginia counties. Activist and Roanoke County resident Ben James said he's already witnessed forests destroyed and spoken with residents who say their water has been contaminated. ...