The series Landman takes place in the booming oil fields of West Texas and follows Tommy Norris (Billy Bob Thornton). After the death of Monty Miller (Jon Hamm), Tommy becomes the President of M-Tex oil at the end of the first season.
A new loss function tackles the inherent uncertainty in time series data to deliver more accurate predictions.
In The Great War, players can begin their game in 1910. To support this earlier start date, the developers have added a lot of new content, including units, technologies, characters, national flags, sound effects, and historical events. The game also features a new map and several improvements to how it plays. Even though it’s currently version 0.25, it’s fully playable and offers many hours of engaging gameplay.
The Stardew Valley Fair is a fall festival held on the 16th day of the season. At the fair, you can play carnival games to win Star Tokens, which you can then trade for unique prizes. One of the most popular attractions is the Wheel of Fortune.
A new serverless architecture efficiently handles the demands of graph neural network-based intrusion detection, delivering low latency and high scalability.
After working with Sheridan before, fans were eager to find out what role Elliott would play in the second season of Landman. With Jon Hamm’s character, Monty Miller, killed off at the end of Season 1, many guessed Elliott’s character would either replace Monty or become a threat to Cami Miller’s position. However, it seems Cami has nothing to worry about. As hinted at in a previous trailer and confirmed in the Season 2 premiere, Elliott is playing Tommy’s father, T.L., focusing on the more personal side of the show’s story. As Tommy navigates new relationships – reconnecting with his ex-wife Angela and guiding his son Cooper in the oil business – T.L.’s arrival could shed light on Tommy’s past and how it shapes his future.
AJ, ever the mystery man, refused to spill the exact beans on how much he’s investing, leaving us all to wonder if it’s enough to buy a small island-or just a fancy yacht. The rest of the investor list? A cryptic riddle wrapped in a Bitcoin block. 🤷♂️
The vague promises include adjectives like “wallet-friendly” (read: won’t break the bank, unlike your last NFT purchase), “useful” (debatable, like a screen door on a submarine), and “unmistakably SHIB” (which honestly just means it’s probably covered in doggo memes).
According to the ever-watchful eyes of Lookonchain, Hayes, in a flurry of transactions, cast aside his altcoin treasures like a tsar discarding yesterday’s caviar. In a mere handful of hours, he unburdened himself of 520 ETH, 2.62M ENA, and 132,730 ETHFI. A modest sum, one might say, for a man of his stature-a mere $2.5 million, give or take a kopeck. 💸
Public places are getting desperate for frictionless connectivity, and Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong is here to throw a tantrum about outdated Wi-Fi rules. “Wifi passwords should disappear everywhere (hotels, homes, airports, restaurants/coffee shops).” Because nothing says “I’m a visionary” like complaining about 100 million hours wasted on typing passwords. 🤯